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The 23rd Run For The Roses

August 21, 2008 By eastwickpress

Perfect weather conditions brought out 164 runners for the 23rd Annual GLSP Run for the Roses. (Bea Peterson photo)

Local Runners Perform Well
by Bea Peterson

Nine o’clock Sunday morning, August 10, was an absolutely beautiful time for the 23rd Annual Run for the Roses 5k Race at Grafton Lakes State Park. For a change the sky was clear. The temperature was in the low 60s, and there was little, if any, humidity. Walkers covered the 2.5 mile Shaver Pond Trail before the race and after the 5k, youngsters, many accompanied by a parent, participated in the 1 mile Fun Run. It was a great family day. The Race included many parent/child or sibling combinations. 

First across the finish line was Joel Frost-Tift of Averill Park, a full two minutes ahead of his nearest competitor. First woman across the line was Chelsea Trant of Niskayuna. One hundred sixty-four runners participated. Monies from the Walk, Run and Fun Run benefit the Grafton Community Library and the Courtney Carelli Foundation for Literacy.

Olivia Gundrum came in second in the female 1 to 14 age group. Connor Hoyt was the first male in the 1 to 14 group. In the 15 to 19 female group Megan Derby was first and Dan Bulson and Philip Hartshorn were first and second for the males. Theresa Sime was second in the 20 to 29 female age group and Brett Thomas was third in the male group. Anne Strock and Christine Rojas were first and second in the 40 to 49 female group and Douglas Swank was third in the male group. Rick Hartshorn was third in the male 50 to 59 group and Elizabeth Miller was first in the female 60 to 69 age group.

The winning times for Frost-Tift and Trant and runners in the Eastwick readership were:

Name Age Town Time
Joel Frost-Tift 20 Averill Park 16:29
Chelsea Trant 16 Niskayuna 19:52
Dan Bulson 19 Cropseyville 18:43
Philip Hartshorn 19 Petersburgh 19:08
Aaron Estabrooks 17 Cropseyville 19:43
Douglas Swank 40 Petersburgh 20:20
Jessica Dunton 24 Lebanon Springs 20:24
Connor Hoyt 13 Cropseyville 20:33
John Sestito 44 Johnsonville 20:46
Brett Thomas 27 Hoosick Falls 20:53
Nicholas Conrad 49 Cropseyville 21:27
Anne Strock 44 Petersburgh 21:47
Theresa Sime 23 Stephentown 22:06
Megan Derby 19 Cropseyville 22:10
Rick Hartshorn 53 Petersburgh 22:12
Anthony Hindes 16 Petersburgh 23:46
Marie Sime 18 Stephentown 23:47
Kevin Weber 17 Stephentown 23:59
Kimberly Blank 17 West Lebanon 24:14
Matt Kelly 51 Petersburgh 25:12
Olivia Gundrum 11 Grafton 25:38
Michael Crandall 47 Cropseyville 25:53
Christine Rojas 40 Petersburgh 26:28
Leo DiPierro 58 Cherry Plain 26:36
Sara Magin 16 New Lebanon 27:24
Brad Bortnick 33 Cropseyville 27:24
Ency Burhans 17 Grafton 27:57
Nicole Stagnihi 33 Petersburgh 28:09
Jackson Burhans 10 Grafton 28:29
Fred Boughton 19 Lebanon Springs 28:33
Francesca Gundrum 13 Grafton 28:48
Cristi Lamontagne 40 Berlin 28:45
Judy Henderson 51 Johnsonville 29:39
Colin Carelli 26 Grafton 30:12
Jessica Minbiole 30 Cropseyville 31:01
Richard Hartshorn 23 Petersburgh 32:03
Jodi Smits-Anderson 41 Petersburgh 35:20
Uriah Burhans 18 Grafton 36:34
Elizabeth Miller 62 Berlin 36:47
Becky Watson 32 Hoosick Falls 36:50
Derek Burhans 56 Grafton 42:09

Filed Under: Front Page, Grafton

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