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Luciano DeOliviera 21:50(1st OA), Kathie Leveson 47:03, Scott Leverson 36:34

For the little town of Pine Beach it was a huge field of over 1600 runners which may have topped its total population at this year's Annual Pine Beach 5K held on Sunday, June 28th. With bright sunny skies and a cooling ocean breeze the runners made their way around the Jersey Shore town with a finish along side the park on the bay.
The overall winner was Allen Wagner shown on the left finishing of Huntington Valley, Pa in a time of 14:56 and for the women Noel Brock shown finishing on the right of Toms River was first in a time of. 17:34.
In addition to the 5K a 1 Mile Run was also held.
After the race a giant party was held in the par which included a barbecue, lots of food and ice cream for all. Awards were presented to top finishers as well as USATF team awards. Many random prize drawings were also presented.
Congratulations to Sally Kalsamana and all the volunteers who put on a great event.
Among the many club finishers were: Ken Vercammen 19:08, Tom Zarra 19:21, Liz Wenslauskas 20:25, Dave DeMonico 16:56, Luciano DeOliviera 16:29, Karen Charles 18:48, Jim Segal 18:52, Marty Fitzpatrick 21:13, Ralph Garfield 24:56(1ag), Joey Santoro 22:16

The
Club's Summer Series got off in grand fashion with a large turnout and the
runners were greeted to some near ideal running conditions. With some cooling
breezes the temperatures dropped by race time.
Kicking things off was the kids9 and under half mile - for some unknown reason the lead pack decided to take a turn onto the soccer field which set them back a bit but they got back on track and all finished strong. It was followed by the kids 14 and under mile which circled the soccer fields. Coming in first were Sam Lucid in a time of 6:07 and Megan O'Dowd in 6:19.
In the new 5K course which was 1 and a half loops around the complex along the running path the overall winners were Matt Nelson shown finishing on the left in 16:46 and Dactilia Booth shown finishing on the right in 19:46. Clarence Lurch continued his domination of the 80+ age group finishing first again. The first Race Walker was Fran Emanuel.
The series takes a week of for the Fourth of July Week and continues on Thursday July 9.
Thanks to all the volunteers who showed up to help with registration, scoring and the other tasks necessary to stage the event.
Peggy McKean 6:18:57
Terry McKean 2:02:41
Dawn Ciccone 22:48(1ag) , Leslie McKernan 23:07(3ag), Peggy McKean 531:39, Greg Kimmet 25:34, Terry McKean 25:33(3ag), Christopher Lopez 27:33
Jacqueline Conniff 5:17 (92 degrees at finish)
Ralph Garfield 25:21 (1ag)
Jaime Gallagher 1:40:17, Bob Both 1:41:22 (1ag)
Graham Wisdom 1:08:38, Matt Boyle 1:10:34
Registration for the Second Annual Asbury Park Boardwalk Relay sponsored by Liberty Natural Gas and the New Jersey Bankers scheduled for Saturday, September 26th is now open. The event is in commemoration of National Hunger Action Month and will benefit the Food Bank of Monmouth and Ocean County.
Special Early Bird Registration - save $5 per participant by sending in your application before July 1. Just MAIL IN your application and write Early Bird on the bottom and take $5 off the indicated rate. Can not be combined with any other offers..
It will be an exciting event at the Jersey Shore - its certain to fill up fast. So sign up early and take advantage of the special rates.
You can register for the Three Person Team or as an individual in either the 15K or 5K.
Some Notes - Have received several emails from members asking why their times are not posted. If you would like your time posted you must send it in to jsrc@hotmail.com. I don't generally scour results to find members times. Also - try to send in your results as soon as possible but at least the week of the race. That way your results will be posted along with everyone else's. Don't send in a long list of results from the past several months - old results may not get posted.
Also received several inquiries why there were no photos from several recent events or why their photo was not taken at a race. I was away for the pre - Father's Day Race and missed that race and am not at every event. I do try to take everyone's picture. Sometimes you might be missed because it gets crowded or you may be hidden by a runner in front of you or its just not a good angle. So please keep that in mind. Photos are available for purchase as prints or digital downloads at a very modest cost compared to other photos services. The photos don't have logos or "proof" over them so you see the entire image as well unlike other photos sites.. If you want to keep the photos coming consider purchasing a few!

A great day for a run in downtown Red Bank for the Annual George Sheehan Classic. The race started downtown Red Bank on Broad Street by St James Church with the sound of "Born To Run" blaring away for the runners to get them inspired . The course wound its way through Red Bank and parts of Fair Haven back to Red Bank and up the famed Tower Hill which challenged the the runners at mile 4 before returning back for a finish in downtown Red Bank .
The weather was on the warm side and somewhat humid with overcast skies for most of the race.
In the men's division it was Nick Pelligrino of Morganville coming in first on the left in a time of 24:57 was . For the women it was Jersey Shore standout Noel Brock finishing on the right of Toms River in a time of 28:52.
Congratulations to Race Director Phil Hinck and all the volunteers who made for a great event.
Among the many club finishers were: Dawn Ciccone 38:16, Luciano Deoliviera 28:07, Dave Demonico 28:33(1ag), Shane Hart 28:57, Farnise Desilva 29:48, Adam Nalven 29:58, Sutah robins 42:18, Mark Ross 37:56, Ellen Ross 54:22, Bob Cavallaro 36:32, Peggy McKean 54:10, Greg Kimmet 43:22, Dawn Ciccone 38:16(3ag), Chris Fotache 42:30, George Fehr III 48:31, Liz Wensaukas 35:00(2ag), Anna Walsh 39:37, Terry McKean 44:00, Peggy McKean 54:10
Congratulations to All who got into this Year's NYC Marathon. The JSRC will again be running busses to the NYC Marathon. Last year we had three busses and we anticipate at least three again. Busses will pick up and drop off at the commuter parking lot at the Red Bank Exit of the Parkway and the Cheesequake Service area on the Parkway. As soon as you get word on your entry its best to sign up for the bus. Its the best way to get to and from the marathon. To guarantee your seat sign up by July 15. After that it will be on a space available basis as we need to reserve busses well in advance.
Check these out if you are interested in participating in this Year's NYC Marathon. They all worthwhile causes and fine organizations
The Club Needs You. We need volunteers to be on the committee for the Liberty Natural Gas Boardwalk Relay Against Hunger which will benefit the Food Bank of Monmouth and Ocean County. We also need volunteers to help out at the JSRC Wall Summer Series which start on Thursday June 25th.
Send email to jsrc@hotmail.com for more information or to volunteer for either of these events..
Club Finishers included: Marti Stetter 24;27, Dawn Ciccone 21:32(1ag), Paul Deykerhoff 22:48, John O'Reilly 24:05, Ralph Garfielsd 23:18 (1ag), Terry McKean 23:45 (3ag), Matthew Boyle 20:25, Matt Shafer 18:56, Dave Demonico 16:04(1ag)
Leslie McKernan 26:15
Liz Wenslaukas 20:27(2nd F)
The Blue Claws Race scheduled for June 21 has been cancelled for this year. People who registered will be contacted and their registrations refunded or check destroyed.

A
beautiful sunny morning greeted the 900 or so participants in this year's Avon
by the Sea 5K. The race started on Ocean Avenue by Columns with a giant
American Flag blowing in the wind above the runners. It proceeded south
toward Belmar and then through town and back to Ocean Avenue going North and
then returned for the finish by the Avon Pavilion.
The overall winner was Luciano DeOliviera of Long Branch in a time of 16:57 shown finishing on the left and for the women it was Jill Evarts of Middletown in a time of 19:12.
After the race there awards were presented to top runners and various categories to include First Avon Residents. Many random prizes were given and lots of refreshments were available for the runners.
Congratulations to the Avon First Aid Squad for a terrific event.
Among the many Club Finishers were: Marti Stetter 26:21(3ag), Matt Shafer 20:18, Karen Charles 19: 16(2nd F), Wendy McKnight 25;24, Kristen McGuire 25:30, Jaime Gallagher 25:41, Rob Jaeger 23:34
One of the Two River area's premier
running events Ryan's Run - an annual 5k run and 1 mile fun run/walk on the
grounds of Mountain Hill School in Middletown, New Jersey is a fun-filled,
family oriented athletic event that attracts runners from the New York Tri-State
area and beyond and is
complemented with food, drink, music, and awards. Celebrating its sixth year,
Ryan's Run has become a favorite among the running community due to its well
crafted course of trails and roads through Middletown's scenic horse country and
serenity of Huber Woods. Describing the race's distinctive appeal, Ryan's Run
Co-Race Director Mario Gagliano said, "Fortunately we have a beautiful area
of New Jersey to work with and have created a unique road and off-road
experience for the 5K race, something few races at any distance offer."
Diana Burton 8:38 (1ag)
Diana Burton 5:46:28
Ralph Garfield 25:33(1ag)
Its not too early to gear up fore your planned Fall Marathon or Half Marathon. As we always do our Sunday Runs at Bodman Park are an excellent location to get your training in. The course is mostly shaded from the summer sun and has plenty of water stops, good company at all paces and post run refreshments. We meet every Sunday at Bodman Park in Middletown which is just off of Navesink River Road. We run on back roads and trails with very little car traffic so its a safe place to run. Start your training at an upcoming Sunday Run. Runs start at 8 AM and in the summer the long run group usually goes out early to beat the heat.New! -