Please note That the Manasquan Turkey Trot does not do complete results - so there are none! Your picture will most likely be in our Photo Album.

Over 2000 runners ran through the
streets of Manasquan in the Annual Manasquan Turkey Trot 5 Miler. The
weather cooperated with cool overcast conditions.- ideal for racing
through the streets. The overall winner was Gary Cohen of Robbinsville
(finishing on the left) in a time of 27:38 he was followed by Joe Santonacita of
Kendall Square who finished in 28:03. For the women it was Meghan Phillips
of Brielle (on the right finishing) in a time of 29:16 followed by Christie
DeFillipis of Tinton Falls in a time of 31:14.Other winners were:
Third Mike Tulley , Belmar 29:14
Linda Wolfe, Wall 31:34
Fourth Harry Nolan, Middletown 29:26 Casey Crist, Belford 32:03
Fifth Jack Miskin, Manasquan 29:32 Debbie Moore, Toms River 32:05
Age 10 and Under Matt Hornish, Pt Pleasant 41:25
11- 13 Ray Bogan 36:47, Sea Girt Allison Moskal, Freehold 34:54
14-17 Matt Riley, Pt Pleasant 31:36 Lauren Weimken, Howell 34:11
18-24 Ryan McGrath, Red Bank 30:01 Kate Sheehan, Toms River 32:15
25 -29 Paul Battlagia, Brick 33:04 Kelly Flood, Jersey City 34:35
30-34 Matt Driscoll, NYC, 30:29 Dianne DiOlivera, Brick 32:20
35- 39 Doug Phillips, Brielle 30:29 Danielle Soldo, East Windsor 32:59
40-44 Eugene Gonzalez, Princeton 32:20 Jane Erbe, Spring Lake Heights, 35:02
45-49 Mike Ford, Devon, PA 31:14 Gabby Barrett, Freehold 35:30
50--59 Don Jessup, Wall, 33:04 Candace Donoghue, Pt Beach, 36:31
60-69 Ed Donoghue, Pt Pleasant, 33:14 Donna Mehler, Spring Lake Heights, 46:18
70-79 Bill Richardson, Mantolking 41:58 Jane Zimmerman, Manasquan 1:05:11
80 plus Clarence Lurch, Wall 1:05
In the One Mile Prelim it was Peter Wells of Rockaway in a time of 5:30 and for the women it was Holly McGill of Brielle in 6:10
Among the many Club Finishers were:
Frank Pelcher 39:50(PR), Dennis Hart 39:41, Ray Folio 43:26; Teri Perez 59:22; Rob Carbone 29:22; Terence Foley 43:59; Terry McKean 40:50; Rob Flannery 34:02; jim Mergel 44:12; Nancy Thorne 37:03; Fred Esposito 36:06; Mindy Brasdy 49:40; Bob Gileski 39:57; John Sullivan 44:39; Penny Himck 48:25; Jack Cheer 35:20; Steve Foley 34:04; Jane Erbe 35:25(1ag); Karen Charles 33:08; Pat Mastrorilli 38:15; Reggie Hyde 40:36
Another New York City Marathon &
another volunteer session for Maria Vanora & myself. Despite having
bronchitis, I kept my volunteer commitment, especially with the weather making
it bearable for me to be outside but being a tad warm for a marathon. This time
we were course marshals on Central Park South by 7th Avenue, near Columbus
Circle. A course marshal makes sure all goes well for the runners & provides
assistance, if necessary.
We were stationed on the course with all the marathoners. This was quite a change from the family reunion & chip clipping volunteer duties we had over the past several years. We reported to Columbus circle before 10:30AM. Sometime around 11AM all the course marshals were placed @ their stations. Our position was a half mile from the finish line & we had a great view of all the elite runners along with the rest of the marathoners. Of course, with the bulk of the crowd passing by us between 2 & 4PM, it was quite a challenge to spot any of the JSRC runners. However, the few that I did see on Central Park South, I shouted out encouragement & each runner acknowledged with a kind gesture.
Being out on the course enables one to really see the marathon experience, outside of running a marathon (not since 2001 for me). I was reminded of all the determination, the effort, the energy, the strength, & the struggle to get to that distant finish line. Marathoners were jogging, running, stopping to stretch & walking. Some collapsed, while others felt ill but continued to run. Medical staff offered assistance to numerous runners. NYC Police offered encouragement via a megaphone. The runners had the common goal to reach the finish line. They had to run the entire distance on their own, but they were far from being alone with over 35,500 runners, 2.5 million spectators & 12,000 volunteers.
Maria & I eventually left Central Park South after 4:30PM after a very full day. I'm not sure if it was a 100% good idea for my bronchitis, but it was a fun idea for the two of us. Now we have another marathon poncho & T-shirt to add to our collection along with some photographs. Many congratulations to all the JSRC marathoners this fall! We hope you are well on your way to a full recovery.
I just wanted to let you guys know that I am impressed with your organization. I recently ran in two of your events, the mccormack 5k in south belmar and the hashathon in cheesequake state park, and i had a great time participating in both. the events have been well organized and fun. the participants and organizers---friendly, encouraging of one another and inspiring. it is just nice to be with other people partaking in a healthful activity which benefits all involved including charity and community. AND I HAVEN'T EVEN BEEN TO THE "BEER TENT" YET. who knows what i'll think then....thanks for all your effort~~~~~kelly in manasquan

It was a great day for the 25th Annual Hashathon held in Cheesequake State park this past Sunday, November 14th. The cool crisp fall weather was a delight to the 300 plus runners who participated. Most all the participants made it to the finish in one piece on a very challenging hilly trail course through the scenic woods in the park. The overall winner was Joe Pawlish (on the left) of Asbury Park in a time of 39:20. For the women it was Lauraen Rhatigan (on the right)of Brant Beach in a time of 47:23. Many of the runners made it over to the post race festivities at a local establishment outside the entrance to the park where they were treated to refreshments and a cool band. Congratulations to Mark Griggs and all the volunteers from the JSRC and the Rumson Hash House Harriers for another great race. It is sure to last at least another 25 years.
Among the many club finishers were:
Mike Bair 44:54; Ken Vercammen 43:16; Marti Rettino 1:00:21; Tom Natoli 1:22:31; Marty Rettino 1:00:21
Next up at the Jersey Shore is the Manasquan Turkey Trot this coming Saturday. Registrations will be available this Thursday and Friday at Leggett's in Manasquan. No race day registration.
Liz Wenslauskas 3:54
Now that the other election is out of the way - the Really Big One will just be starting. Nominations for all of the Club Officer's are now open and will start to be taken at the next Club Meeting. So if you are interested in being a "President", a "Vice-President", "Treasurer", "Secretary", "Newsletter Editor", Membership Coordinator" or any other position which suits your fancy just lest us know by sending an email to jsrc@hotmail.com or come to the next club meeting. This is your chance to make it in the real big time and run for office - and it won't cost you $250 Million.
Dave Zurheide 19:01
Ken Vercammen 18:32(1st Master)
Ken Vercammen 18:35(3ag)
Among the many club finishers were:
Tom Mulvaney 3:42:27; Brian Downie 3:12:42; Russ Stallone 3:49:30; Bill Paglione 3:49:59; Julie Davidson 4:24:28; Christine Scarano 4:28:18; Mary Delgorno 4:37; Mike Chudkowski 4:47:29; Jesie Joseph 4:52:30; Bob List 4:55:18; Mary Moriarty 4:52:55; Liz Ireland 5::24:44; Diane Cheer 5:28:15; Bill Harkins 5:33:26; John Pape 5:44:28; Ira Wiss 6:08:53; Joey Santoro 4:29:37; Mario Paniscotti 4:44:14
Congratulations to Jim McGoldrick who completed the Florida Iron Man (2.25 Mile Swim, 100 Mile Bike and 26.2 Mile Run) in a time of 13:25:04.
Ho - Ha ( The Hoboken Hariers) took the Cross Country Series Team Championship. The Jersey Shore Running Club Team came strong fourth place. In addition many individuals were recognized for their series performance. Congratulations to all the team members and especially Charlotte Barry who coordinated the team and got a fantastic participation from club members.
Club Member Tom Hall has won his election bid for a council seat in Middletown. Congratulations. Tom will celebrate by running in the NYC Marathon this Sunday.
A group of about 30 JSRC Members outfitted in Club Orange were prominent on the CBS Morning Show this week. The appearance in fact upstaged some other breaking news story that was happening on Wednesday. The Club presented Dave with several items of club gear which he modeled later for the group. The Club will be at the Finish Line helping out with the NYC Marathon this Sunday - if you are running look for us - in Orange of course.
JSRC Team After Cross Country Race at Tatum Park - Finale is at Holmdel Park this coming Saturday
The overall winner was Eric Escorcia of Howell in a time of 17:23 and fro the Women it was JSRC's Adele McDonough in a time of 21:15. Among the many club finishers were:
Frank Pelcher 24:37; Marti Rettino 22:39; Jim McGoldrick 19:41(5th); Terry McKean 24:58(10th F)
Tom Natoli 4:42:00; Jen Roycroft 5:10(First marathon)
Dave DeMonico 34:50 Winner; Chris Coghlan 41:30; Steve Foley 46:26; Sutah Robins 48:26; Linda Puzzo 52:23; Frank Pelcher 53:23; Robert Gileski 53:42; Mitchell Slater 36:27(3rd oa); Bob Hayes 53:58; Sutah Robins 48:27
Complete Results - Over 300 Hundred Great Photos Available

JSRC's Dave Demonico of South River was the first overall finisher in the Jersey Shore Running Club's Annual Trick or Trot Race held in Long Branch this past Sunday, October 24th. Dave completed the course in a time of 21:07 For the women it was Amber Hart of Belmar shown on the right running as "Sponge Bob" who completed the course in 24:35 . There were lots of costumed runners and awards were presented in all age groups as well as costumed finishers. After the Race the traditional Costume parade was held and the best five costumes were presented special awards. Competing on his 84th birthday was Clarence Lurch of Wall who finished the course ahead of many competitors in a time of 50:22. shown below on the left with Michelle Davidson (see story) of Ocean Township who recently completed a swim across the English Channel and Long Branch Mayor Adam Schneider below shown on the right...

After the Race many participants were treated to a post race party at the Celtic Cottage.
Congratulations to Race Director Lou Malizioso and all the volunteers who made for a very memorable event. The Race benefited the Food Bank and the Chuck Whelan Medical Fund.
Among the many Club Finishers were:
Frank Pelcher 30:47; Terry McKean 31:33, Peggy McKean (the Big Apple) 44:11; Jack Cheer 27:40(1ag); Graham Wisdom 29:15; Karen Charles 26:37 (2nd F); Joanne Dreicer 27:34(3rd f); Matt Schaefer 28:28(2ag)
We finished 2nd! We finished 2nd! And a lot of us PR'd that course!! (What about Scott and Jeff running the thing in 14:xx minutes!! How about that?!) We scored 43 points with HOHA scoring 44. The bonus points made a big difference. Again I want to thank our wonderful, faithful team members. All of you!!
We had 18 JSRC team members there on Saturday. Go team! Marilyn (a two point bonus scorer) came out yesterday after a recent surgery. Now that's a dedicated XC champ! Bob Both, who hasn't missed a single start, scored again as a much needed bonus point. Thanks Bob! And finally, Larry Jones ran his first XC race this season (with or without the doctor's approval) and scored as a bonus point. Thank you, Larry!
A special ATTA GIRL goes out to a woman who has consistently finished as the FIRST JSRC XC female. Karen Charles. Karen hasn't missed a single race and leads the way every week finishing up there with the leaders. Many, many thanks Karen-your dedication is appreciated. It was great to have John Brodsky join us for his first XC race this season, and good to have Scott, Mary Beth, and Raman back. And you may or may not have noticed a Phill Hinck look-alike floating around there on Saturday. We can always use a cheering fan or two.
We are back at Tatum next week for the Halloween Handicap race. Should be interesting. These are the scorers as I understand it: Open Men: Jeff, Scott, John Papp Females: Karen, Charlotte Masters: Gary, Mark Bonus: Marilyn, Bob, Larry.
Congratulations to Charlotte Barry who has kept the spirit of the team up throughout the Series and has encouraged many runners to come out. She has guided us all the way from a last place finish the first week to second place.
Alison Baker 1:44:04(1ag); Mike Baker 1:41:26
Mike Baker 1:40:20
Stever Loder 1:39:54; Sutah Robins 1:54(gave everyone a ten minute head start)
Dave Zurheide 18:38(1 ag)
The Club's Annual Trick or trot Race is all set for Sunday, October 24th starting from Seven President's Park in Long Branch. This will be Eleventh Year that the race has been held and it has been growing every year. Another large turn out is expected. Its a really fun event with many of the participants wearing their Halloween Costumes and awards are given to top costumed finishers as well as in 5 year age groups. A post race Halloweeen Parade is held and more prizes are given to the best costumes in the parade - judging is a real challenge with all the great looking costumes.
The event is the Road Runners Club of America (New Jersey) 4 Mile Championship and benefits the Food Bank and the Chuck Whelan Medical Fund. Sign up by this weekend to take advantage of special pre registration and JSRC Member rates. Get an application here.
In addition the WindMill restaurants
in Long Branch and Belmar are collecting items to be sent to the 225 Marines
attached to the 6th Motor Transport Battalion in Iraq. Rena Levine Levy, whose
family owns eight WindMill restaurants in Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex and Union
counties, said dental hygiene items and writing materials are among items
wanted.
The drive is coordinated by Michael and Maryanne Cohen of Toms River. Their son,
Lance Cpl. John Cohen, served in Iraq for six months last year. For a list of
items needed, call Levy, (732) 870-8282, or Staff Sgt. Jack Santelli, (732)
530-4500.Vince Miller
Complete Results --- Photo Album
Club members after the Interlaken 5K - Joanne Dreicer of Middletown the Women's winner is seem in the second row holding her trophy. It was the second year in a row that she has won the race. Her winning time was 21:49. For the men it was Jeff Petersen also of Middletown in 16:12.
Other Club finishers included:
Bill Koch 23:16; Marti Rettino 22:30(1ag); Sutah Robins 22:25; Tom Natoli 29:48; Tom Mulvaney 21:11; Jack Cheer 20:50
The JSRC Team made another impressive showing at the X-Country Race held at Tatum Park. JSRC's own Jeff Logarzo was the overall winner. Lots of other members scored points for the team.
Anyone who is running the NYC Marathon or any other event and who would like to wear a commemorative bib in memory of Mary Conry can obtain the bibs for a nominal $1.00 at the upcoming Trick or Trot Race or at the Running Store in the Grove in Shrewsbury or Miles Ahead Sports in Manasquan. All money raised will go toward a memorial fund dedicated to Mary's memory.
Sioux City Marathon
Alan Paschedag 3:49
Graham Wisdom 1:45:21; Jennifer Roycroft 1:58; Art Glass 2:29:55(1 RW); Liz Wenslauskas 1:41(1ag)
Paul Roedell 29:20
Tom Natoli 2:09:42; Tom Mulvaney 1:42:19
Matt Schaefer 22:26(3ag)
Frank Pelcher 24:29; Steve Collins 24:34(1ag); Mike Bair 18:12(1ag); Sutah Robins 22:21
Dr. Liz Wenslauskas will be participating in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Team in Training and is soliciting pledges. They can be sent to :
Dr. Liz Wenslauskas, 3161
Windsor Avenue. Toms River, NJ 08753
lizdmd98@hotmail.com
Make checks payable to The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

A bright sunny day greeted the enthusiastic crowd of runners to one of the Jersey Shore favorites - the 5 Mile Run Thru Deal. The day kicked off with the traditional One mile Run which Marie Walsh of Aberdeen was the overall winner in a time of 5:36. In the 5 Mile feature event, Dave Demonico of South River on the left finishing was the winner in a time of 27:33 and for the women it was Amber Hart of Belmar on the right finishing in a time of 32:18.
Congratulations to Race Director, Steve Foley and all the volunteers from the Deal Fire Department.
Among the many Club finishers were:
Jerry Frazee 47:32; Linda Puzzo 37:56; Frank Pelcher 41:03; Elaine Hartung 48:20; Mindy Brady 47:16; Marty Dugan 40:10; Mike Bair 30:45; Jack Cheer 35:41
Next Up at the Jersey Shore are the Run Thru Interlaken on Saturday and the Seaside Half Marathon on Sunday.
The JSRC Team made an impressive showing at this weeks X-Country Race in Tatum Park with a strong third place finish.
TEAM SCORES
1 Hoboken Harriers 33 pts O:1,6,10; F:4,5;
M:3,6 bonus -2
2 Green's Pond Harriers 37 pts O:4,8,12 F:
1,3 M:5,8 bonus -4
3 Jersey Shore RC 40 pts O:3,7,11 F:8,9
M:2,4 bonus -4
4 Sandy Hookers 44pts O:2,5,9 F:6,10 M:1,11
bonus 0
5 Shore AC 68 pts O:14,15,16 F:2,7 M:7,9
bonus -2
6 Freehold Area RC 90 pts O:13,17,18 F:11,12
M:10.12 bonus -3
Next Weeks Race is again at Tatum Park - Remember we still could use some runners to move up in the scoring. It was a lot of fun and breakfast afterwards was great. Get more info on the series here.
Dick Hauser 4:00:45(Boston
Qualifier)
Rat Race
Thanks to all for what I think was the BEST RAT RACE EVER!! I'm sure that everyone will agree that this was a great hash run, from Dave, Rics' and Marks' trails to Bob Gileski's great food to a super rock and roll band (Sprout). Many thanks to the guys at the WRAT for coming down, to Randi and Keith of Point Pleasant Dist., to Colleen, Allan, Bobby G., Bernie and P. Hincks'. To Regi donating the use of Bar A's trolly (thanks to the very nice and a very busy driver) to the crew at Allaire Historic Railroads and especially thanks to Chris Curley for the setting up of the party area and Dr. Navarro for the use of his farm. I raised over $1,000 for charity (FRA)and will donate that to them next week. Bill Scholl
Scott Donnigan 2:48:46; Tom Natoli 3:13:05; Glenn Cashion 3:20:37
Dick Hauser 52:54(1ag)
Jessica Alinsub 1:16:27(3ag); Sally Kalksma(with sister) 1:01:03(ist Womens team)
The Club will again be volunteering at the NYC Marathon and we will be responsible again for the Celebrity Finish Area. Last year we hosted many celebrities to include P, Diddy and company. We are limited to exactly 30 volunteers and those who helped last year will be given first crack at the limited slots. We do expect a few openings this year so if anyone is interested please contact Phil Hinck at phinck@comcast,net and provide him with your name, address, and date of birth. First come first served..
Last check there were still a few seats open on the Central Jersey Road Runners Bus for runners in the NYC Marathon. The busses leave from Cranford and take runners to the start and then pick them up at the meeting place directly across from the finish. It is about the best way to go. Check their web site for details at http://www.cjrrc.org

A huge crowd of runners were treated to a bright sunny day for the Annual Jersey Shore Half Marathon held this past Sunday at Sandy Hook. The overall winner on the left was Jesus Ressendz of Perth Amboy in a time of 1:14:43 and for the women it was Dorian Meyer of Rumson in a time of 1:24:44.
Congratulations to Shore AC and all the other local running clubs (Freehold Area Running Club and Jersey Shore Running Club) which helped make for a very enjoyable event. .
Among the many Club Finishers were:
Marti Rettino 1:50:06(5th AG); Scott Donnigan 1:53:25; Frank Pelcher 1:56:30(PR); Bill White 1:59:41; Barbara Feinstein 1:50:19; Jonathan Feinstein 1:55:11; Joe Santaro 1:48:45; Mike Baker 1:46; Steve Foley 1:36:39; Frank Pelcher 1:56:30 (PR); Ed Alburtus 1:27:49 (PR); Marilyn rider 2:07:30; Paula Crane 2:12:10; Dan Kane 2:16:30; Jim McGoldrick 1:34:48; Jack Cheer 1:40:12
The Ninth Annual Jersey Shore Relay to benefit Special Olympics is scheduled for April 16, 2005. An application will be posted soon so save the date.. Last year's event drew over 1200 participants and over 200 teams but more importantly raised over $35,000 for Special Olympics. This year's event will most likely be even bigger and better. The committee planning the event will be holding its kick off meeting very soon. Yes, it does take this long to plan and we need your help to keep the event going. If anyone would like to participate on the committee please let us know. We can use help in many different areas and the more volunteers we have the easier it is for everyone. No experience required. If interested or to be placed on the distribution for the meeting notification just drop us an email at jsrc@hotmail.com. Thanks