Race Results


Roxbury Race Series 2009 - Race #26- August 29 - Roxbury Mile 2

place	time	name	age	pace per mile

1	4.51	Andrew Levy	22
2	4.59	Jeff Sheldon	29
3	5.21	Mark LoSacco	40
4	5.30	Chris Deming	42
5	5.38	Brian Vanderheiden	39
6	5.39	Chuck Rocca	36
7	5.42	Mike Abraham	50
8	5.46	Boo Boo	31
9	5.56	Steve Haas	54
10	6.00	Joe Mendes	43
11	6.18	Eunice Bussom	30
12	6.21	Mary Schafer	35
13	6.23	Martin Green	40
14	6.23	Kurt Thoennessen	31
15	6.27	Dan Lynch	47
16	6.29	Peter Tep	44
17	6.30	Madelyn Bussom	1
18	6.31	Scott Bussom	31
19	6.32	Ross Levy	58
20	6.34	Scott Benjamin	51
21	6.35	Chris Norris	40
22	6.36	Nate Mahrer	37
23	6.39	Tom Dever
24	6.48	Larry Deming	52
25	6.52	Bob Lewis	44
26	6.56	David Mariani	45
27	7.20	Tom McNulty	43
28	7.21	Eric Zoldy	9
29	7.26	Lynn Zuback	44
30	7.36	Bob Satterlee	60
31	7.37	Mario Hasz	60
32	8.03	Janet Levy	55
33	8.03	Kim Pollard	28
34	8.09	Sharon Gawe	57
35	8.10	Keith Dupree	66
36	8.14	Eric Condo	40
37	8.21	Ethan Zoldy	9
38	9.00	Colin Mariani	9
39	9.01	Lucy Mariani	11
40	9.33	Dave Crompton	61
41	9.59	Charlie Euston	65
42	10.24	LeeAnne Zarger	55

Some words from our on-the-scene reporter...

Bold change at the Roxbury Mile--two heats to avoid finish line crowding.

Heat #1, the slow(er) crowd. General consensus that it is easier to run fast when you have someone to chase.
But also general glee that we didn't get lost. Eunice aptly served as our rabbit and GPS. Madelyn kicked
across the finish line--literally. Scott is thinking he needs to start harnessing that energy. In the meantime,
someone get this guy a cape for his superhero efforts with the stroller. Team Mariani produced a strong
showing. Nate and Mary thought pre-race coffee and doughnuts were a good idea. They weren't. Leanne
took down 20 miles on Friday but still rocked the mile. Chris Norris returned to Roxbury, no runners were
harmed by roundhouse kicks.

Heat #2 brought it, though their extra warm up time probably helped. Winner Andrew would have had to sit
outside in the rain alone all day if he didn't win. (Just telling you what I heard.) Kudos to all Heat #2 runners
who performed as advertised at 6 minutes or less.
And Heat #1.65 was dominated by Lynn who dashed up South Street without anyone else even in sight.
"I figured a solid head start was the only way I could beat the guys in Heat #2!" Good thinking, Lynn.
There were rumblings of difficulty breathing. Could our systems be in shock from the cool start, despite that
there was no summer heat? Let's experiment next week with the 7.3 mile Jeep Trail/Hemlock combo.