Race Results for 2003

RACE RESULTS FOR 2003
compiled by Joel Ange

THE MORRIS COUNTY STRIDERS RACE RESULTS
SEPTEMBER

CJRRC 5 Mile Race: 1 September 2003
Bruce Langenkamp 30:36 2 AG
Mike Ferinden 30:49 2 AG
Brian Davenport 32:16
Christine Ange 40:39 1 AG
Joel Ange 40:40
Betty Langenkamp 45:23 1 AG
Diane Stone 1:10:28 1 AG

Kevin Higgins 17:48 2 AG
Bill Bosmann 18:01 1 AG
Chuck Astor 18:09
Charlie Castiglioni 18:39
Bruce Langenkamp 18:55 3 AG
Will DeRoberts 19:09
Jim Muhaw 19:46
Mitch Monchinski 19:21 1 AG
Wayne Bell 19:43 2 AG
Joe Sikora 20:30
Karen Layton 20:33 3 AG
Linda Mirabella 20:49 2 AG
Jim Schultz 20:56
Craig Morgan 21:29
Pete Rovtar 21:31

Ed Neighbour 21:37
Robyn Powell 22:00 3 AG
Tom Bobsein 22:10
Sue Muhaw 22:19
Molly Higgins 22:20 2 AG
Grace Kaler 22:42
Eva Fisher 23:34
Linda Turnbull 23:37
Ken Baker 23:46
Carton Reed 23:48
April Bortone 23:53
Robert Mcgill 23:53
Joyce Morgan 24:07
Larry Hans 24:25
Jan Kristiansen 24:39

Christine Ange 24:51 2 AG
Joel Ange 24:51
Barbara Hoess 25:50
Kathleen Bobsein 26:07
Gary Zeek 26:33
Keith Paterson 27:27
Dennis Rears 27:49
Betty Langenkamp 28:00
George Bishop 28:38
Susan Janssens 29:27
Larua Bosetin 36:42
Diane Stone 41:09
Claudia Monse 42:19

Comments from Dennis: This was a great Strider race tonight. We won the following team awards: George Whitman III Open award (Most participants, this is a very important award as it honors the son of George Whitman, A Striders member. I believe we have won this award every year since its inception. This is our home territory and we should win this every year).

Firehouse Pizza 5K Run: 7 September 2003
Wayne Bell 19:30 1 AG
Karyn Layton 20:17 1 OA
Ed Neighbour 21:26
Lisa Sikora 24:15 2 AG
Diane Stone 40:41 1 AG

Seabrook 5K: 13 September 200
Bruce Langenkamp 18:06 6 OA / 2 AG
Brian Davenport 19:32 8 OA / 1 AG
Betty Langenkamp 27:14 1 AG

Comments from Bruce: You may have noticed Betty’s and my absence from some key September races. On the Somerville Sizzle weekend, Betty, Brian Davenport, and I were invited to a friend's shore house in Seaside Park. I recognized the area immediately as the location of the Red Dog Half that started in Seaside Heights (the next town up). Saturday morning was drizzly and not really sit-on-the-beach weather so Betty, Brian, and I went to a Jersey Shore 5 K run. I figured to "show them" by doing well where no one knew me. I didn't do too poorly, but, they showed me as Alicia Kelly beat my pants off and a 51 yr old stayed just ahead of me at the finish line. 54 runners finished the race.

Mike Los 23:36
Charlie Castiglioni 23:46
Bill Bosmann 24:28 2 AG
Mike Ferinden 24:39
Will DeRoberts 25:08
Gary Wallace 25:38
Jeffrey Mason 26:15
Wayne Bell 26:42
Pam Fales 27:47
Tom Brady 28:00
Ed Neighbour 28:44
Steve Austin 29:43
Rene Rovtar 30:24

Tom Bobsein 30:27
Carlton Reed 30:32
Pete Rovtar 30:49
Joel Ange 30:58
Eva Fisher 31:38
Chris Ange 34:03 1 AG
George Bishop 36:28
Susan Janssens 39:15
Doris Hafemann 40:49 3 AG
Lori Gelato 40:53
Madeline Bost 50:15
Jane Van Eeuwen 51:33
Diane Stone 53:10 1 AG

Team results: Women’s open: 7^th place; Women’s 40: 2^nd place;
Women’s 50: 3^rd place; Women’s 60: 2^nd place

Men’s open: 4^th and 6^th place; Men’s 40: 3^rd and 6^th place
Men’s 50: 2^nd place

Jim Schulz ran the race with a friend (John Sabatino) in the 2 person events. They were 8th out of 108 two person teams, 4th in the 2 person team male category, and received 1st place in the 2 person team male 30-39 age category.

John Sabatino (bike) ~43:50
Both in canoe ~22:23
Jim Schulz (5k run) ~21:50
Team Time 1:28:03

Tasca-Gelato-Smith-Castiglioni, 1:28:07

Non-Strider Adam Tasca biked (~43 minutes), Lori Gelato and non-Strider Jean Smith canoed (~27 minutes), and Charlie Castiglioni ran (~18 minutes). They finished in 2nd place in their category of 4 person co-ed teams (8th overall of 35 4-person teams). Lori and Jean shaved about 3 minutes from their canoe time from last year.

Nicolich-Los, 1:18:20

Non-Strider Mark Nicolich (bike-canoe) and Mike Los (canoe-run) won the
2-person category (1st of 108 2-person teams).

Country Squire 5K: 21 September 2003
Mike Hespos 21:44 3 AG

Bill Bosmann 38:04 2 AG
Mike Ferninden 38:47 1 AG
Bruce Langenkamp 39:20 3 AG
Brian Davenport 41:11 1 AG
Wayne Bell 42:53 1 AG
Ed Neighbour 44:34
Tom Bobsein 45:33

Robyn Powell 46:31 2 AG
Carlton Reed 48:27 PR
Linda Turnbull 49:56
Betty Langenkamp 58:29 1 AG
Gary Zeek 59:13
Doris Hafemann 1:04:53 2 AG
Diane Stone 1:24:19 1 AG

Carlton shaved almost a minute from his prior best at last year's Paramus Run! This was achieved despite a pretty significant hill at the 2 mile mark.

Charlottesville 5K: 27 September 2003
Bruce Langenkamp 18:27 3 OA
Betty Langenkamp 28:41 117 OA

Comments from Bruce: On the weekend of the Liberty Half, Betty and I were visiting our friends in Charlottesville, Virginia. We also found a 5K down there. It was a benefit for the University of Virginia Crew Team We showed up and there wasn't even an application (or waiver) to sign. We just printed our names on a pad of paper. This race was on the web! That's how we found out about it. We found an old application (I think it was last year's) and we studied the course and found that there had only been awards for the top three males and the top three females. The race started. I was almost immediately in 15th or so place. Then the rabbits realized that the race was longer than 100 meters. As the end of the race neared, there was a slow LONG uphill and I was able to finally move into 3rd place. I crossed the finish line and they took my name and told me my time was 18:27. They didn't take any other names until the females came in. Betty finished 117th in 28:41. At the Awards ceremony, they gave two prizes to the top females, then only one prize to the top man. I walked up and asked about my prize. They said "Sorry, that's all the prizes we have." I would have liked to have my age noted to all of the University students - I didn't really need a prize. I was a bit disappointed.

Michael Los 1:24:07
Michael Ferinden 1:24:10 3 AG
Bill Bosmann 1:24:32 2 AG
Charles Castiglioni 1:26:01
Adam Hantman 1:27:05
Will DeRoberts 1:30:03
Brian Davenport 1:30:56
Jeffrey Mason 1:32:22
Jim Muhaw 1:34:12
Thomas Fitzgerald 1:34:37
Steven Fisher 1:34:53
Ron Ayre 1:35:22 2 AG
Pete Doroshenko 1:36:32
Karyn Layton 1:39:06
Robyn Powell 1:39:46
Edward Neighbour 1:40:06

Igor Ioshpa 1:40:29
Wayne Bell 1:40:33
Michael Perretta 1:40:48
Pam Fales 1:42:01
Gary Wallace 1:42:21
Linda Turnbull 1:45:44
Joel Ange 1:46:39
Steven Austin 1:46:53
Tom Bobsein 1:47:51
Eva Fisher 1:47:52
Carlton Reed 1:53:36
Rene Rovtar 1:54:27
Barbara Hoess 1:58:12
Janet Polizois 2:00:36
Chris Ange 2:04:53 3 AG
George Bishop 2:10:10
Jane Van Eeuwen 2:55:17

Team Results: Women’s Open teams: 5 & 9; Women’s 40 teams: 4 & 5; Women’s 50 team: 2

Several Striders ran their first half marathons and managed to slog their way through the puddles and small river just before the 12 mile mark. Congratulations to all of you.

SEPTEMBER'S HERE - TIME TO GEAR UP FOR RACING AGAIN...

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