Jersey Shore Running Club
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Updated on May 22, 2005
Wear Your Club Orange this Weekend!
Spring Into Summer
Results
Photo
Album
The Men's Winner was Bill Hoffman of
Eatontown on the left finishing in a time of 16:06 and for the women it
was Maureen Massell of Middletown on the right in a time of 20:52
Mrti Rettino 23:11
Sunday is Thorne Run in West Long Branch
Sunday May 22, 4M, Michael
Thorne Scholarship Run, West Long Branch, 9 am: 4 Mile Run / Walk; 9:45
am: Kids' Races 732-222-0725 application
NJ State Police 5K
Mike Bair 17:13(1st
OA); Eileen Mannix 23:11 (1ag)
Bayhead 5K
Chris Wilcox
20:47, Scott Winrow 18:27(7th oa); Matt Schaefe 20:37; Patrick Asay 19:30
JSRC Sweeps Monmouth Beach
Results
Photo
Album
JSRC's Diane Petruzzelli
and Dave DeMonico were the top finishers in this Year's Monmouth Beach 5K
Dave DeMonico was the first overall
finisher in a tie of 16:17 and for the women it was Diane
Petruzzelli in 18:30. Other club finishers included:
Marti
Rettino 22:03(1ag), Steve Collins 23:51(1ag)
ING NYC Marathon Lottery
Deadline Fast Approaching
Tick tock, tick tock. That's the sound of the deadline approaching to get your
name into the lottery for the 2005 ING NYC Marathon. Cut-off for U.S.
residents is midnight on June 1. If you want to be one of the 40,000 or so
people lining up in Staten Island this fall, don't delay any longer. See www.ingnycmarathon.com
for more info.
JSRC To Clean Up at Spring Lake
It takes a lot of volunteers to Put
on This Race
So you didn't get into Spring Lake, but you'd still like to have that award
winning shirt, the 2005/2006 Spring Lake Race Calander and the designer pint
glass. Well there is a way to have it all!
Yes, Simply volunteering with the rest of the JSRC'ers helping with
crowd control at the start and clean up along Ocean Avenue after the
Race- mostly breaking down boxes and picking up cups. . We meet at 7 AM
sharp at the windfeather and find out what exciting paraphernailia can be left
behind by 10,000 runners and friends. (be sure to ask Rick Valentine
what he found last year.)
This is one of the largest donations to the club for our efforts. So
proudly wear your orange colors and come on down for some good clean fun.
The more volunteers we have the faster the assignment goes.
We then head over to Bar A to critique the event with some libations.
Hope to see you all there on Saturday, May 28th . ps, parking goes
very quickly, so get there early for a good spot.
If you are running in the Race - you can still help out - just stop by the
club tent after the race - and don't forget to sign in and report your time/.
Club Member Phil Hinck is the Race Director so come on
out and show your support.
Women's 101
Brandon's 5K
Liz Wenslauskas 21:11 (1st F)
Long Island Marathon
Wayne Baker 3:29:22 (Boston
Qualifier)
Bahr's 5 Miler
Steve Collins 44:54(2ag),
JimMcGoldrick 36:15
Midland 15K
Paul Roedell 1;45:47(1ag)
San Francisco 12K
John O'Reilly 68:00
USATF Southwestern Championships
5K
Fran Emanual 33:37(1ag)
10K
Fran Emanual 1:13:30(1ag)
20K
Fran Emanual 2:28:05(1st OA)
MAC USATF Walk Championship 10K
Panse Geer 62:15(PR)
Parkinson's 5K
The winner of the Parkinson's 5K
held at Brookdale College was Jesus Resendiz of Perth Amboy in a time of 16:01
and for the women it was JSRC's Diane Petruzelli of Lincoroft in a time of
19:06.
Among the club finishers were:
Mike Bair 18:03, Bill Aramando
20:00, Mia Vidazinha 23:50, Marti Rettino 22:40
Special Olympics
Thanks Volunteers!
Some of the many Club Members
Before the Start of the Special Olympics
Despite the Threat of a "Noreastrer"
and heavy rain a large contingent of loyal JSRC's made their way out to Toms
River to support the Monmouth Ocean County Special Olympics track and Field
Event. The rain held off and toward the end of the day the sun was shining
on the many participants and volunteers - keeping alive a streak of no rain on
the Special Olympics for at least the last 15 years.
Again thanks to everyone who came
out and showed the club colors.
Club members doing their job on the
track!
NYC Mother's Day Half Marathon
Samantha Stack 1:57:58
Edison Family Day 5K
Dave Zurheide 17:57(1ag)
River to Bay
Pat Asay 19:30(1ag), Liz
Wenslauskas 21:36(2ag)
Point Pleasant Mother's Day
Scott Winrow 18:34 (3rd OA)
Don Smith Memorial Mile
Paul Roedell 8:20:05
God on the Starting Line
Special Offer Signed Copies -
Only $10 Amazon
Cost is $15
The story of a Jewish Coach of
a Catholic Cross Country High School Team - St Rose in Belmar. An
important book for all runners, and for parents, coaches.
We have a limited number of signed
books by the author, Marc Bloom and are making them available for only $10
. We will have the books available for purchase at upcoming events where
the club has a tent.
Rumson Run
Results
- Jim Robbins
Article
Rob DeFillipis or Neptune (on the
left being interviewed by Jim Robins) was the
Top Finisher in this Year's Rumson 5 Mile Run in a time of 25:24. For the
women it was Brianna Jackucewicz of Farmingdale who finished in 29:18.
Among the many club finishers were:
Diane Ptruzelli 31:23,
Jenniufer Gunn 33:57, Mike Bair 30:38, Matthew Shafer 34:29, Carol
Irwin 38:43, Diane Cheer 46:38
Oklahaoma City Marathon
Matt Sodano 4:11(3ag)
Sandy Hook Lighthouse 5K
Results
- Photo
Album
Flying Pig Marathon
Jeff Ragle 3:59
Broad St 10 Miler
Bill Hoffman 51:20(8th oa),
Eileen Mannix 1:24:06
Bucknell University Bison Outdoor
Classic
Mitch Slater 5K 15:42.58
Oklahoma City Marathon
Peggy McKean 6:00:12
Georgia Jogger Runs 1421 Miles
Ready for NYC Marathon - but misses
Wedding
Read
About It Here ---
Authorities Investigating if She Cheated and Took the Bus
Jennifer Wilbanks the now world
famous jogger apparently got lost on a run last Tuesday and would up running
1451 miles from some little town in Georgia where they apparently have no signs
all the way to Alberqueque, New Mexico to do some altitude training. So
for all you runners out there who run alone - take this a a lesson and make sure
that you run with a group and check out the Club
Group Runs - less you get lost and miss some important date too.
Visiting Runner Seeks Lodging
Michael Frei who has been
frequenting the Club Runs is here from Switzerland and plans to be here for 18
months working in conjunction with an educational program in the Middletown
area. Mike is a 2:30 marathoner - he is fast!. He and his friend are
looking for a place to stay. If anyone knows of a reasonable place in the
Middletown area please feel free to contact him at micotitolino@bluewin.ch.
Pat Tillman Memorial
Tempe, Arizona, 4.2 Miles
Tim Mahoney and Pat Ford at the Pat
Tillman Memorial Race in Tempe, Az
Mike Bair 24:456, Pat Ford
25:38, Tim Mahoney 29:51
Lake Como 5K
The Start of the First Annual Lake
Como 5K
The weatherman cooperated for the
start and finish of the Club's First Annual Lake Como 5K. The rain stopped and
held off until after all 200 plus runners finished. This was the first race in
Lake Como which was formerly South Belmar. The Men's winner was Eric
Boucher of Lake Como who finished in 16:55 and for
the women it was Brianna Jackucewicz in a time of 18:26 This was the
start of a comeback for Brianna after some nagging injuries.
Leaders running around the Lake
Among the many club finishers were:
John O'Reilly 22:41, Scott Winrow
18:39 (7th Male), Ed Alburtus 20:07, Marti Rettino 23:04 (8th Female), Eileen
Mannix 24:45, Tricia Walters 25:20, Terry McKean 25:27, Reggie Hyde 25:40,
Carly Alburtus 25:50, Richard Tovar 26:02, Judi Johnson 27:02, Heather Quinlivan
32:18, Jeff Lagazaro 17:09(2nd)
Earth Day 5K
Paul Roedell 30:52(1ag)
Runners World Half Marathon
Gene Napolitano 1:40:28
7 Mile Bridge Run
Rob List 1:03:28
Blue Claws 5K
Scott Donnigan 23:57
Sun Shines on Relay
Make Sure You check out the Photo
Show in each of the above and click full screen option -and turn on your
speakers!
One of the Five Starts at this
Year's Jersey Shore Relay
It was a bright sunny day
along the Jersey Shore for the 9th Annual Jersey Shore Relay. The winds
were certainly a factor coming directly from the North into the faces of the
runners as they made their way from Seaside Heights to the finish in Asbury
Park, The first pace team was The Rutgers Road Runners, captained by Eddie
Jimenez of New Brunswick. They traversed the 27 mile course in a time of
2:40:47. They were followed closely by the College of New Jersey Alumni
who competed in the School Division and finished in 2:43:57. The Open
Women's Team was Runner's High which completed the course in 2:52:27. The first
Iron Finisher - completing the entire course on his own was Christopher Bannitt
of South Orange who completed the course in 3:37:12. After the Relay
runners were treated to a huge party at the Stone Pony. The place was jammed
with runners who were entertained by Hunter Hayes.
Chris and Bernadette Wilcox were
recognized as the top fund raiser for the event. Photo above on the right
with one of the checks - Chris personally matched his sponsors donations for a
total contribution of over $25,000.
Lincoln Tunnel Challenge
Frank Pelcher 31:19
Long Branch's NFL Star Sam Mills
Dies, age 45
Club members may remember running
and/or volunteering at the Sam Mills 5K, held on the Long Branch Boardwalk in
the mid 1990's, to benefit a local church.
Asbury
Park Press Article
Thanks Dave Price
CBS Weatherman Wishes Relay Runners
Good Weather
Dave Price on Fiiday's CBS Morning
Show wished all the Relay Runners good luck and did a mock handoff during his
weather forecast. He remembered us from our November Visit.
Boston Marathon
Results
Bob Horn 3:04:48; Greg Mendina 3:03:58; John Reagan 3:21:23, Elisa Ryf 3:30:17, Tina Folz 3:48:28;
Kelli Considine 3:48:31; Maggie O'Leary 3:44:09, Jackie Betterlay 3:48:57, Terra Sarnacki 4::01:31,
Katherine Dunn 4:05:05, Janis Tickey 4:18:26, Graham Wisdom 4:15:52, Bob Bartzokas 3:54:49, Brian Downie 3:25:29,
Jan Farnung-Krause 3:56:41, Linda Hyer 4:42:07, Linda Obrien Hochman 4:42:07, Roland Ryf 3:33:19,
Dick Heuser 5:13:13, Carl Ehnis 3:54:17, Rick Hrabchak 3:57:09
New Jersey Marathon
Complete
Results
Sutah Robins 4:09, Will DeRoberts
3:16:22; Jessica Alinsub 5:05:35; Scott Donnigan 4:23:58(PR), Lori
Bogert 3:51 Jim McGoldrick 3:20:23
the skies were bright blue. the air we breathed crisp and clean as we
rounded sandy hook with vista of new york city and sightings of an occassional
yachtsman or boater with their crafts launched for the first time this season;
and cow bell boy clanging and clanging and clanging. the sun warm on our faces
and bodies. affordingwith ocean breezes wafting. the waves crashing and
splashing sparkling mists that twinkled and sparkled in all that brilliant
sunlight.
just reeeeeeeeal special for me to be running through the finish line area
headed south as the marathon winner headed north to break the tape. kind of cool
to watch him lift his arms and break the tape.
hey look, there's todd byers, the barefoot runner who made me do it six miles
of the frederick marathon last year. "hey! how ar ya's?" to the www.marathonmaniacs.com
at the start and whoo hooing the black and yellow clad maniacs along the 6 miles
of the out and around the buffet table in deal.
i relished being on my surf and turf and hearing my name yelled by friends
and the jersey shore running clubbers and clubettes.
"theres no place like home. there's no place like home." i
exclaimed with glee at the well attended finish line.
and later... after a celebratory bar-b-que in point pleasant. click clicked
the heels at mix til 2 am.
YES! THE ADVIL WORKED.
sutah on the jersey shore.
Photo Update
As of April 17, photos in the on
line repository will only remain there for 60 days. Any photos over 60
days old will be deleted. So if you wanted to get an old photo from a past
event which is more than 60 days old you must do so prior to April
17. Photo Albums
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