Updated on November 08, 2006
Photo Album of Recent Races
NYC Marathon
Photo Album
JSRC Volunteers at Reunion Area in Central Park
The Jersey Shore Running Club again helped out in force at this year's NewYork City Marathon. The group was responsible for the celebrity finish area.
Read about a club member running the marathon here.
Club Finishersat the marathon included: Jon Anderson 3:51, Jeff Arbuckle 3:48, Rich Brugger 3:31, Cathy Capozi 4:00, Ken Disharoon 4:30, Brian Downie 3:08, Catrhy Finney 3:38, Jamie Gallagher 4:10, Jerry Grayce 5:15, Tom Hall 4:42, Dennis Hart 4:36, Rudy Rinderer 4:04, Nick Vanier 3:31, Tom Wilbur 3:35, Scott Donnigan 4:19:53(PR), Don Sutton 4:56, Eileen Kean 4;11, Vince Delucia 3:52:47, Scott Winrow 3:26:53, Sara Shaugnessy 4:53;18
Coming Up This Weekend
Sunday, November 12, 11 AM, 6 Miles, 10:30 , 1 Mile, Hashathon Trail Run, Cheesequake State Park, Matawan, NJ (732) 528-0132, Registration on Active.com,, registration at JerseyRunner.com , Mail in Application
Sunday, Nov 12., 10:30 AM, 3.5 Miles, Dennis Zilinski Memorial Run, Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, NJ
Justin Cruz 5k
Matt Shafer 19:03(1ag)
Boca Grande Triathlon
Chris Wilcox 1:10:13(1ag)
Jingle
Bell Run
When was the last time you put jingle bells on your sneakers and went for a fun
5K run during the holiday season?
Please join the festivities on Sat
Dec 9th at
Bar Anticipation for the Arthritis Foundation's Jingle
Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis.
Put on reindeer ears and dress up if you like!
Lunch, jingle bells, a goodie bag and a T-Shirt
is included with the $22 registration fee. 10am start.
Please visit our website at www.arthritis.org or e-mail dwashington@arthritis.org for
more information.
The
Event
Imagine the sounds of hundreds of thousands of bells jingling as people from
coast to coast run, walk and cheer in the Arthritis Foundation Jingle Bell/Walk
Run for Arthritis®. Across the country, bells will be ringing as people like
you tie jingle bells to their shoelaces, don festive holiday costumes and join
friends and neighbors in support of the Arthritis Foundation’s mission to
prevent, control and cure arthritis and related diseases. The Jingle Bell
Run/Walk for Arthritis raises awareness of America’s leading cause of
disability, while raising desperately needed funds to prevent, control and cure
arthritis.
Team Up to Make a
Difference!
Take a step in the right direction by forming a team to either run or walk in
the Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis.
What is a team? A group of two or more people—co-workers, friends, neighbors,
family, etc.—joining together to fight arthritis.
Why enter a team? It’s fun! Jingle Bell Run for Arthritis brings people
together for an exciting and spirited way to support the Arthritis
Foundation’s mission while participating in a healthy activity. A team also
increases your visibility in your community—it shows everyone that your
company or group cares about people!
http://njjinglebellrunlakecomo.kintera.org
Adopt A Family
JSRC is again sponsoring families in need during the holidays, bringing them joy, food and gifts. This year, we are reaching out to our JSRC members and asking if anyone knows of families in the area that are in need during this holiday season. If you know of a family in need, please send the following information to vicepresident@jsrc.org by 11/15/06. We would need to know the family profile, town, # of children and age, and the JSRC member sponsor.
Orange Club Banner
Still Looking
If anyone has the Orange Club Banner can they please bring it to the Trick or Trot on Sunday? We need it for the NYC Marathon - we have told runners to look for that banner on the bus after they finish the marathon. If you have it and are not coming to trhe Trick or trot try to give it to someone who is or send an email to jsrc@hotmail.com
Saturday in the Park
Dedicated
to memory of Chuck Whelan
"The running community and this race in particular lost a dear friend in July. After a long and frustrating fight against a nameless, severely debilitating disease, Chuck Whelan passed away. To have watched this fit, active, outgoing young man lose his life broke our hearts. In celebration of his life, we dedicate the race to his memory. While we could not help our friend, he can help us. We can rejoice in our health and life opportunities every day." Liz ireland
The plaque on the left was presented to Chuck's Mother, Sister and Son in his memory.
Trick or Trot
Results -- Photo Album 1 -Photo Show 1 - Photo Album 2 - Photo Show 2
Lots of costumes at the Club's Thirteenth Annual Trick or Trot 4 Miler held along the ocean front in Long Branch. The large field battled some high winds but still put in some impressive times on the course which started on the Long Branch Promenade went south through Pier Village onto the boardwalk and then returned to a finish in Seven President's Park. The women's winner was Amy Nalven (on the right as the "Devil") and for the men it was on the left as himself..
Kids races were held before the 4 mile run and a costume parade was held after the race. Afterwards runners were treated to a post race party at the Celtic Cottage.
The race was a fund raiser for Ronald McDonald House (Ronald was there). Thanks to all the sponsors and volunteers who made for a successful event. Congratulations to race director Lou Malizoso,
Marine Corps Marathon
Mike Anstadt 4:12:07, Bob Burns 4:57:34, Diane Cheer 5:36:40, Bob Dawson 5:31:16, Lois Eder 4:24:56, Brian Gates 4:39:06, Tim Giblin 5:05:28, Len Giles 4:36:41, pat Giles 5:22, Francis Healy 4:28:03, Sheila Irving 5:10, John O'Connell 4:18:58, Terry McKean 32:35(2ag), Chris Fotache 4:41:53, Patrick Casey 4:16:42
Run With the Vikings
Steve Collins 24:24(1ag), Karen Gregory 29:42(3ag)
Race for the Cure
Doug Hawkins 29:41, Holly Basile 25:28
Boo Run 5K
Frank Pelcher 25:29(2ag)
Bill's 5 Mile Beer Run
Frank Pelcher 44:25(5ag)
Tinton Falls 5K
Matt Shafer 19:19(3oa)
Runners
were treated to some ideal running conditions for the Annual Interlaken 5K held
this past Saturday, October 14th. The course wound though the tree lined
streets of Interlaken which is nestled along the shore between Deal and
Allenhurst. The overall winner shown finishing on the left was Luciano
Diolivera in a time of 17:50 and for the women it was Carol ion the right
n a time of 21:23.
Russ Stallone 2:31:02(2ag),
Joan Scrivanich 3:01:51(on the right in photo on left), Scott Patterson
1:56:40(1ag)
The weather was bit on the wet side
for the Annual Jersey Shore Half Marathon this Sunday, October 1st. A
drizzle at the start and then some heavier rains during the race gave way to
sunny skies toward the end and a great celebration of runners afterwards with
lots of awards and random prize drawings.
