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Oct. 8, 2003
"Never desert your own line of talent. Be what nature intended you for, and
you will succeed." Sydney Smith
I saw the ULL on-campus triathlon drew nearly 100 participants. I am sure
the LSU version of an on-campus triathlon will draw nearly that many in a
couple of weeks when it's held in Baton Rouge. These events usually start
with the run and end with a pool swim. Word is that Bill Burke's first
AbitaMan Triathlon in New Orleans will feature a pool swim at the Univeristy
of New Orleans.
Congrats to Chuck George and all the Race for the Cure 5km volunteers who
put on the event in New Orleans last Sunday. Check out the results at
NOTC.org. Baton Rouge Race for the Cure 5km plans are underway for the March
6 event and organizers could use some volunteers. There will be a meeting
Monday, Oct. 13 at the Mary Bird Perkins Center next to the Lady of the Lake
Hospital on Essen Lane in Baton Rouge. For more information on how to get
involved, call 225/324-9559 or 225/927-4463.
The Lafayette Race for the Cure 5km is set for March 20.
"Never desert your own line of talent. Be what nature intended you for, and
you will succeed." Sydney Smith
I saw the ULL on-campus triathlon drew nearly 100 participants. I am sure
the LSU version of an on-campus triathlon will draw nearly that many in a
couple of weeks when it's held in Baton Rouge. These events usually start
with the run and end with a pool swim. Word is that Bill Burke's first
AbitaMan Triathlon in New Orleans will feature a pool swim at the Univeristy
of New Orleans.
Congrats to Chuck George and all the Race for the Cure 5km volunteers who
put on the event in New Orleans last Sunday. Check out the results at
NOTC.org. Baton Rouge Race for the Cure 5km plans are underway for the March
6 event and organizers could use some volunteers. There will be a meeting
Monday, Oct. 13 at the Mary Bird Perkins Center next to the Lady of the Lake
Hospital on Essen Lane in Baton Rouge. For more information on how to get
involved, call 225/324-9559 or 225/927-4463.
The Lafayette Race for the Cure 5km is set for March 20.
Attached is the early draft of 2004 fitness events that I've begun receiving for the
upcoming printed edition of the annual Louisiana Multisport Report.
Encourage race directors to start setting their 2004 event dates so they can
be included in our annual printed magazine sent free to multisporters all
over the state.
For those in or near the Greater New Orleans area this weekend, don't forget
the Oct. 11, Saturday free Stretching Clinic (from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.). It
would be nice if you could let Michael Babin and his crew in Kenner know if
you are coming. Check out the attachment.
I am in the middle of selling ads for the annual printed edition of the
Louisiana Multisport Report, which is what enables folks to get the
once-a-year magazine sent to them free. If you like the annual publication,
put in a good word to your area physical therapists, sports retailers, event
organizers, bike shops or whoever you think could benefit from advertising in our
publication. This is our tenth year of publication thanks to so many of you
out there in the multisport world. Email me with your U.S. mail address for
ad rates and publication specifications.
Collegiate Track Omnium Set at BR Velodrome
From William Cheramie
This upcoming Saturday, Oct. 11, LSU Cycling will be hosting Baton
Rouge's first collegiate track omnium at the BREC velodrome. Racing starts
at 8:30 a.m. and should end around noon. The event is open to collegiate
cyclists only (those designated as full time students by their university),
but we would like to invite all to attend and support the LSU Cycling Team;
Louisiana's only collegiate cycling team.
We are expecting riders from Auburn, Baylor, Texas A&M, University of
Houston, Midwestern State University, and Florida. We realize that the
LSU-Florida football game is that afternoon, but for those that have never
been to a collegiate cycling event, they are quite different
than the typical USCF race. So, all you alumni and cycling fans, consider
spending your Saturday morning with the Tigers at the BREC velodrome
before you head to the football game.
Fifth Annual Rocktoberfest Bike Race Set Sunday
From Randy Legeai
Set at the New Orleans Lakefront, the fifth annual Rocktoberfest bike race
is set for Sunday, Oct. 12.
Categories include:
Master 35+: 8 a.m., 45 min +1 lap, $100
Category 5: 9 a.m., 30 min + 1 lap, Trophies
Women, Junior: 9 a.m., 30 min + 1 lap, Trophies
Category 4: 9:45 a.m., 40 min + 1 lap, $150
Category 1,2,3: 10:45 a.m., 55 min + 1 lap, $250
Details at:
http://www.gnofn.org/~nobc/2003/rock_03.htm
The annual Rocktoberfest is a really fun end-of-season circuit race held on
Lakeshore Drive along Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans. Come on over for a
fun morning of racing, and then perhaps take the family to the Audubon Zoo's
annual SwampFest [http://www.auduboninstitute.org/swampfest/index.htm] for
some live music and authentic Cajun food.
Featured performers for Oct. 12th are:
Hibernia Pavilion
11a.m.- 12:15 p.m.- Allons-y Cajun
12:45 p.m.- 2 p.m.- Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers Zydeco
2:30 p.m.-3:45 p.m.- Magnolia Sisters Cajun
4:15 p.m.- 5:45 p.m.- Rockin' Dopsie Jr. and the Zydeco Twisters Zydeco
Swamp Exhibit
11 a.m.-12 p.m. -LA Heritage Presentation
12:30 p.m. -1:30 p.m. -Cajun Dance Lessons
1:45 p.m.-4:30 p.m. -Tout Les Soir Cajun
Louisiana Heritage Stage
10 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. -Sunpie and the Louisiana Sunspots Zydeco/Blues
1:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m.- Louisiana Heritage Presentation
3 p.m.- 4p.m.- Cajun Dance Lessons
New Orleans Bicycle Club <http://www.gnofn.org/nobc/rjlhome.htm>
LSU Cycling Planning Nov. 16th Off-Road Omnium
From Michael Roper
NORBA Permit 2003-1697
The LSU Cycling Team is presenting a dirt omnium on Nov. 16 at Baton Rouge's
Hooper Road Park on the northside of town. It's being called the Hooper Road
Classic Cross Country and Dirt Criterium.
Registration opens at 7 a.m. and closes 30 minutes before whichever event
you race. You may register online via active.com.
The cost is $15 per event or $25 for the omnium. This is a NORBA sanctioned
event, thus you must have an annual license to race expert. One-day licenses
are available for sport and beginner categories and will be available race
day. Annual license renewals will also be available.
upcoming printed edition of the annual Louisiana Multisport Report.
Encourage race directors to start setting their 2004 event dates so they can
be included in our annual printed magazine sent free to multisporters all
over the state.
For those in or near the Greater New Orleans area this weekend, don't forget
the Oct. 11, Saturday free Stretching Clinic (from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.). It
would be nice if you could let Michael Babin and his crew in Kenner know if
you are coming. Check out the attachment.
I am in the middle of selling ads for the annual printed edition of the
Louisiana Multisport Report, which is what enables folks to get the
once-a-year magazine sent to them free. If you like the annual publication,
put in a good word to your area physical therapists, sports retailers, event
organizers, bike shops or whoever you think could benefit from advertising in our
publication. This is our tenth year of publication thanks to so many of you
out there in the multisport world. Email me with your U.S. mail address for
ad rates and publication specifications.
Collegiate Track Omnium Set at BR Velodrome
From William Cheramie
This upcoming Saturday, Oct. 11, LSU Cycling will be hosting Baton
Rouge's first collegiate track omnium at the BREC velodrome. Racing starts
at 8:30 a.m. and should end around noon. The event is open to collegiate
cyclists only (those designated as full time students by their university),
but we would like to invite all to attend and support the LSU Cycling Team;
Louisiana's only collegiate cycling team.
We are expecting riders from Auburn, Baylor, Texas A&M, University of
Houston, Midwestern State University, and Florida. We realize that the
LSU-Florida football game is that afternoon, but for those that have never
been to a collegiate cycling event, they are quite different
than the typical USCF race. So, all you alumni and cycling fans, consider
spending your Saturday morning with the Tigers at the BREC velodrome
before you head to the football game.
Fifth Annual Rocktoberfest Bike Race Set Sunday
From Randy Legeai
Set at the New Orleans Lakefront, the fifth annual Rocktoberfest bike race
is set for Sunday, Oct. 12.
Categories include:
Master 35+: 8 a.m., 45 min +1 lap, $100
Category 5: 9 a.m., 30 min + 1 lap, Trophies
Women, Junior: 9 a.m., 30 min + 1 lap, Trophies
Category 4: 9:45 a.m., 40 min + 1 lap, $150
Category 1,2,3: 10:45 a.m., 55 min + 1 lap, $250
Details at:
http://www.gnofn.org/~nobc/2003/rock_03.htm
The annual Rocktoberfest is a really fun end-of-season circuit race held on
Lakeshore Drive along Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans. Come on over for a
fun morning of racing, and then perhaps take the family to the Audubon Zoo's
annual SwampFest [http://www.auduboninstitute.org/swampfest/index.htm] for
some live music and authentic Cajun food.
Featured performers for Oct. 12th are:
Hibernia Pavilion
11a.m.- 12:15 p.m.- Allons-y Cajun
12:45 p.m.- 2 p.m.- Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers Zydeco
2:30 p.m.-3:45 p.m.- Magnolia Sisters Cajun
4:15 p.m.- 5:45 p.m.- Rockin' Dopsie Jr. and the Zydeco Twisters Zydeco
Swamp Exhibit
11 a.m.-12 p.m. -LA Heritage Presentation
12:30 p.m. -1:30 p.m. -Cajun Dance Lessons
1:45 p.m.-4:30 p.m. -Tout Les Soir Cajun
Louisiana Heritage Stage
10 a.m. - 1:15 p.m. -Sunpie and the Louisiana Sunspots Zydeco/Blues
1:30 p.m.- 2:30 p.m.- Louisiana Heritage Presentation
3 p.m.- 4p.m.- Cajun Dance Lessons
New Orleans Bicycle Club <http://www.gnofn.org/nobc/rjlhome.htm>
LSU Cycling Planning Nov. 16th Off-Road Omnium
From Michael Roper
NORBA Permit 2003-1697
The LSU Cycling Team is presenting a dirt omnium on Nov. 16 at Baton Rouge's
Hooper Road Park on the northside of town. It's being called the Hooper Road
Classic Cross Country and Dirt Criterium.
Registration opens at 7 a.m. and closes 30 minutes before whichever event
you race. You may register online via active.com.
The cost is $15 per event or $25 for the omnium. This is a NORBA sanctioned
event, thus you must have an annual license to race expert. One-day licenses
are available for sport and beginner categories and will be available race
day. Annual license renewals will also be available.
An omnium: consists of a two-stage race (cross country and dirt crit) where
points are determined by place. At the end of the two races, whoever has the most
points wins. In case of a tie the highest finisher in the cross country race wins.
For more information, call Baton Rouge's The Bicycleshop at 225/344-5624 or
check out www.bicycleshop.com. You may also email mroper@... or call
225/383-8909 michaelroper@...
Natchez, MS Set to Host Cycling Century Saturday
The Natchez Bicycle Club is hosting a century ride Saturday, Oct. 11th,
2003. Officially the ride is called the Michael T. Boykin Great
Mississippi Bicycle Rally for the benefit of the Natchez Children's Home.
Routes of 100, 50, 25, and 18 mile will be available with SAGs patrolling
the route throughout the day. All routes leave from downtown Natchez and
will ride rolling hills in the Mississippi country side including sections
of the Natchez Trace for the 100 miler and the 50 miler. Red beans and rice
will be served after the ride along with $1 beer and live music from the
group called Black Bayou.
Start Schedule
7 a.m. 100 mile
8:30a.m. 50 mile
10a.m. 25, 18 mile
11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Lunch
Registration is available online via www.active.com. You can also visit our
website for information. Registration forms can be downloaded from the Files
section of our Yahoo! Group. See the links below. You will need Adobe Viewer
to open the PDF files (www.adobe.com).
Register Online at: http://www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1080221
Visit our site: http://www.natchezbicyclecenter.com/
Yahoo! Group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/natchezbicycleclub/
Contact us century@... or call 601/446-7794
Thanks for your interest and please feel free to pass this information along
to others who may be interested.
Try Something Different on Your Bike
From Nancy Grush
AT 9 a.m., a bunch will be riding at the Indian Bayou Biking area in the
Indian Bayou Management Area (waiver required). Try some off-road biking
among woods, fields, and bayous with birds, wildlife, and plants galore.
Contact John Engelsman at 225/774-0841.
points are determined by place. At the end of the two races, whoever has the most
points wins. In case of a tie the highest finisher in the cross country race wins.
For more information, call Baton Rouge's The Bicycleshop at 225/344-5624 or
check out www.bicycleshop.com. You may also email mroper@... or call
225/383-8909 michaelroper@...
Natchez, MS Set to Host Cycling Century Saturday
The Natchez Bicycle Club is hosting a century ride Saturday, Oct. 11th,
2003. Officially the ride is called the Michael T. Boykin Great
Mississippi Bicycle Rally for the benefit of the Natchez Children's Home.
Routes of 100, 50, 25, and 18 mile will be available with SAGs patrolling
the route throughout the day. All routes leave from downtown Natchez and
will ride rolling hills in the Mississippi country side including sections
of the Natchez Trace for the 100 miler and the 50 miler. Red beans and rice
will be served after the ride along with $1 beer and live music from the
group called Black Bayou.
Start Schedule
7 a.m. 100 mile
8:30a.m. 50 mile
10a.m. 25, 18 mile
11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Lunch
Registration is available online via www.active.com. You can also visit our
website for information. Registration forms can be downloaded from the Files
section of our Yahoo! Group. See the links below. You will need Adobe Viewer
to open the PDF files (www.adobe.com).
Register Online at: http://www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1080221
Visit our site: http://www.natchezbicyclecenter.com/
Yahoo! Group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/natchezbicycleclub/
Contact us century@... or call 601/446-7794
Thanks for your interest and please feel free to pass this information along
to others who may be interested.
Try Something Different on Your Bike
From Nancy Grush
AT 9 a.m., a bunch will be riding at the Indian Bayou Biking area in the
Indian Bayou Management Area (waiver required). Try some off-road biking
among woods, fields, and bayous with birds, wildlife, and plants galore.
Contact John Engelsman at 225/774-0841.
Adventure Race Planned Nov. 1 at Fontainebleau State Park
From Louis Leonard "Salty" Galvis
Louisiana Adventure Racing will hold the first annual Fontainebleau Adventure Race at beautiful Fontainebleau State Park outside of Mandeville, Louisiana on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2003. It promises to be a terrific and fun event, and Louisiana Adventure Racing has generously offered to donate a large portion of its profits from the race to the Donnie Jarrell Fund. Therefore, we encourage those of you who are into adventure racing, as well as those of you who would like to try your hand at it for the first time, to sign up and do the race.
The details of the adventure race are as follows:
Louisiana Adventure Racing will hold the first annual Fontainebleau Adventure Race at beautiful Fontainebleau State Park outside of Mandeville, Louisiana on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2003. It promises to be a terrific and fun event, and Louisiana Adventure Racing has generously offered to donate a large portion of its profits from the race to the Donnie Jarrell Fund. Therefore, we encourage those of you who are into adventure racing, as well as those of you who would like to try your hand at it for the first time, to sign up and do the race.
The details of the adventure race are as follows:
The Fontainebleau Adventure Race presented by Pelican Athletic Club will be like no other event you've experienced before. Teams of three will compete in co-ed, all-male, or all-female divisions. Special team awards will be given to the top three finishers in each division. This four-hour event is a fund raising adventure race to help Donnie, Tonya, and Logan Jarrell. An active multisport competitor, Donnie Jarrell was recently diagnosed with the most aggressive form of Lou Gehrig's Disease, which attacks the nerve cells of the brain and spinal cord. The prognosis is a rapid loss of physical function in the next few months with a life expectancy of less than two years. Early registration is $60 per person. For assistance in finding teammates, check out the Teammate Finder page. You can download the Fontainebleau entry form by clicking on the Fontainbleau tab on the home page.
Time: 10 a.m.
Location: Fontainebleau State Park
U.S. Highway 190
Mandeville, LA
Contact: David Poleto, dpoleto@...
Time: 10 a.m.
Location: Fontainebleau State Park
U.S. Highway 190
Mandeville, LA
Contact: David Poleto, dpoleto@...
Here is a link to the entry form for the adventure race:
http://www.laadventureracing.com/ActivePage.asp?SID=75E66FA2-8766-4B87-87ED-12262BB4BE20&pageid=1189
If that link doesn't work for you, try the one below, which is the home page for Louisiana Adventure Racing, and go to the "Fontainebleau Adventure Race" tab in the left column and click on that.
http://www.laadventureracing.com
Louisiana Adventure Racing also needs volunteers to work the race, so if you're not interested in doing the race but would like to help start a tradition of an exciting and fun event or help out a great cause, please feel free to volunteer. You can do so by contacting David Poleto at dpoleto@... any of the other persons "cc'ed" on this memo.
985/727.2345; 504/576.2050 lgalvis@...
http://www.laadventureracing.com/ActivePage.asp?SID=75E66FA2-8766-4B87-87ED-12262BB4BE20&pageid=1189
If that link doesn't work for you, try the one below, which is the home page for Louisiana Adventure Racing, and go to the "Fontainebleau Adventure Race" tab in the left column and click on that.
http://www.laadventureracing.com
Louisiana Adventure Racing also needs volunteers to work the race, so if you're not interested in doing the race but would like to help start a tradition of an exciting and fun event or help out a great cause, please feel free to volunteer. You can do so by contacting David Poleto at dpoleto@... any of the other persons "cc'ed" on this memo.
985/727.2345; 504/576.2050 lgalvis@...
Baton Rouge IronMan Racer Dedicating Hawaii Event to Robert Martin Memorial Fund
From Goldie Domingue-Baker
In the coming days many of you should receive in the U.S. mail our Robert's Ride brochure for this year's fund-raising campaign for the Robert Martin Memorial Fund -- Robert's Fund .You can also go to Robert's Fund updated website at www.robertsfund.com for information about this year's fundraising campaign and gifts made by Robert's Fund to children's organizations.
This year, instead of making his annual bicycle ride from Baton Rouge to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Philip is dedicating his participation in the World Championship IronMan Triathlon in Kona, Hawaii, on Oct. 18, to the memory of Robert, Karen and Denis who were tragically killed in a Swiss Air flight several years ago.
Today, Philip Baker, who qualified for the Hawaii IronMan at the Coeur D'Alene IronMan last summer, also registered to participate in the Janus Charity Challenge, which in an IronMan fundraising program through which The Janus Foundation (www.janusfoundation.org) makes additional contributions to the beneficiaries of the top fundraisers at each of the five U.S. IronMan races, including the World Championship in Hawaii.
With the help of your contribution, Robert's Fund could receive additional funds from the Janus Foundation. By raising a minimum of $500, Robert's Fund could receive as much as an additional $750 from the Janus Charity Challenge. Of course, the more funds that are raised for Robert's Fund, the more additional funds could be received from Janus.
In order for your donation to count towards to Janus Charity Challenge, your donation or pledge must be received at the Baton Rouge Area Foundation no later than Friday, Oct. 17, the day before the triathlon. Payment of all pledges must be received at the Baton Rouge Area Foundation no later than Friday, Nov. 8.
The Robert's Ride brochure that is on its way to you in the mail contains a donation form inside. You can also find a donation form on the Robert's Fund website (www.robertsfund.com ).
If you would like to make a donation by credit card, you can do so online at www.active.com/donate/kona/robertsfund You can also make a donation online by accessing the donation page from the Janus Charity Challenge website www.januscharitychallenge.com; scroll down to the bottom of the page and select "Ironman World Championship"; on the next page, go to "View Personal Fundraisers Pages" and select "Philip Baker")
We apologize for the short notice about the Janus Charity Challenge, and want to thank you in advance for your donation.
In the coming days many of you should receive in the U.S. mail our Robert's Ride brochure for this year's fund-raising campaign for the Robert Martin Memorial Fund -- Robert's Fund .You can also go to Robert's Fund updated website at www.robertsfund.com for information about this year's fundraising campaign and gifts made by Robert's Fund to children's organizations.
This year, instead of making his annual bicycle ride from Baton Rouge to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Philip is dedicating his participation in the World Championship IronMan Triathlon in Kona, Hawaii, on Oct. 18, to the memory of Robert, Karen and Denis who were tragically killed in a Swiss Air flight several years ago.
Today, Philip Baker, who qualified for the Hawaii IronMan at the Coeur D'Alene IronMan last summer, also registered to participate in the Janus Charity Challenge, which in an IronMan fundraising program through which The Janus Foundation (www.janusfoundation.org) makes additional contributions to the beneficiaries of the top fundraisers at each of the five U.S. IronMan races, including the World Championship in Hawaii.
With the help of your contribution, Robert's Fund could receive additional funds from the Janus Foundation. By raising a minimum of $500, Robert's Fund could receive as much as an additional $750 from the Janus Charity Challenge. Of course, the more funds that are raised for Robert's Fund, the more additional funds could be received from Janus.
In order for your donation to count towards to Janus Charity Challenge, your donation or pledge must be received at the Baton Rouge Area Foundation no later than Friday, Oct. 17, the day before the triathlon. Payment of all pledges must be received at the Baton Rouge Area Foundation no later than Friday, Nov. 8.
The Robert's Ride brochure that is on its way to you in the mail contains a donation form inside. You can also find a donation form on the Robert's Fund website (www.robertsfund.com ).
If you would like to make a donation by credit card, you can do so online at www.active.com/donate/kona/robertsfund You can also make a donation online by accessing the donation page from the Janus Charity Challenge website www.januscharitychallenge.com; scroll down to the bottom of the page and select "Ironman World Championship"; on the next page, go to "View Personal Fundraisers Pages" and select "Philip Baker")
We apologize for the short notice about the Janus Charity Challenge, and want to thank you in advance for your donation.
For Sale
Bike rack barely used. Call Griff Crutti, 225/926-2020.
For Sale
From Courtney Elbourne celbourne@...
Computrainer with everything with it and ready to use. If interested e-mail
me or contact Charlie Foltz at 504/666-0190. $750 or best offer.
Club South Runners of Baton Rouge
Oktoberfest 3 Mile Run Oct. 4, 2003
OVERALL WINNERS
Overall Male: Inder Sehgal,40 15:42
Masters Male: Keneth Schexnayder,45 17:22
Grandmasters Male: Randy Ellis,56 18:25
Overall Female: Amy O. Paine,22 18:10
Masters Female: Barb Dutrow,47 20:45
Grandmasters Female: Marion Robinson,54 23:16
AGE GROUP WINNERS
AGE 14 and Under
Male
1. Logan Milano,14 18:11
Female
no entries
AGE 15 - 19
Male
1. David Summerlin,16 22:35
Female
1. Sarah Brent,15 26:33
2. Frannie Andras,16 29:
AGE 20 - 24
Male
1. Ed Guth,23 22:00
2. Scott Armand,24 23:15
3. Derek Grenier,23 32:12
Female
1. Karole Roa,21:57
2. Julie Corkern,22 22:00
3. Tina Willson,24 22:53
AGE 25 - 29
Male
1. Thomas Holden,28 19:02
2. Devin Zito,28 21:58
3, Brad Menard,26 26:29
Female
1. Marlene Tomaszkiewicz,29 23:25
2. Joanna Lemoine,28 21:02
3. Emily Elliot,29 27:35
AGE 30 - 34
Male
1. Robert Laird,34 18:04
2. Jonathan Garrett,31 20:42
3. Michael A. Boudreaux,32 21:14
Female
1. Donna Pixley,30 22:59
2. Penny Gallaway,33 23:42
3. Nancy Padial,33 25:
AGE 35 - 39
Male
1. Jeff Diamond,36 18:14
2. Blake Bourgeois,39 18:16
3. John Hitzfeld,35 18:27
Female
1. Jackie Borel,37 24:20
2. Carol Latour,38 25:43
3. Carla Whalen,36 26:10
AGE 40 - 44
Male
1. Chris Daigle,42 18:50
2. Brent Bueche,42 19:31
3. Thomas Latour,40 21:50
Female
1. Ann Wills,44 23:07
2. Susan Landry,44 28:17
3. Tamara Bourgeois,44 35:20
AGE 45 - 49
Male
1. Jerry Phillips,48 19:59
2. Kevin Bongiorni,45 20:28
3. Joe Wills,47 21:28
Female
1. Inge Verret,46
2. Cindy Phillips,47 28:30
3. Sandra Perera,45 28:40
AGE 50 - 54
Male
1. Ted Heroman,50 19:02
2. Mike Taylor,51 19:39
3. Jim Wade,51 21:40
Female
1. Georgia Wilemon,51 23:36
2. Ruth Owenby,50 27:34
3. Gigi Grimes,50 27:52
AGE 55 - 59
Male
1. Larry Slupianek,56 20:17
2. Billy Knox,59 22:25
3. Richard Throckmorton,56 23:55
Female
1. Yvonne Thomas,59 24:25
AGE 60 - 64
Male
1. Tad Jurgens,61 19:
2. Gayle Carnahan,63 29:17
3. Mike Henry,63 29:36
Female
1. Shirley Henry,62 30:28
AGE 65 - 69
Male
1, John Schulze,65 25:
Female
No entries
AGE 70 - 74
Male
1. Sonny Guice,72 29:42
2. Dale Roth,70 30:51
3. Pat Thomas,70 33:49
Female
no entries
AGE 75 and Over
no entries
Comprehensive Results
1. Inder Sehgal,40 15:42
2. Kenneth Schexnayder,45 17:22
3. Robert Laird,34 18:04
4. Logan Milano,14 18:11
5. Jeff Diamond,36 18:14
6. Blake Bourgeois,39 18:16
7. Randy Ellis,56 18:25
8. John Hitzfeld,35 18:27
9. Chris Daigle,42 18:50
10. Ted Heroman,50 19:02
11. Thomas Holden,28 19:02
12. Tad Jurgens,61 19:
13. Brent Bueche,42 19:31
14. Mike Taylor,51 19:39
15. Jerry Phillips,48 19:59
16. Larry Slupianek,56 20:17
17. Kevin Bongiorni,45 20:28
18. Jonathan Garrett,31 20:42
19. Michael A. Boudreaux,32 21:14
20. Joe Wills,47 21:28
21. Jim Wade,51 21:40
22. Richard Duhe,49 21:44
23. John Wiggins,31 21:50
24. Thomas Latour,40 21:50
25. Devin Zito,28 21:58
26. Bobby Tauriac,50 21:59
27. Ed Guth,23 22:00
28. Rod Theriot,40 22:11
29. Richard Wade,52 22:16
30. Billy Knox,59 22:25
31. David Summerlin,16 22:35
32. Andrew Ralston,31 22:35
33. Lawrence Sanchas,46 22:39
34. Scott Armand,24 23:15
35. Greg Griffin,49 23:40
36. Buster Ewing,51 23:50
37. John Bowman,30 23:50
38. Richard Throckmorton,56 23:55
39. Bart Fazio,32 23:56
40. Tom Swain,47 23:59
41. Paul W. Esch,34 24:00
42. Danny Lewy,37 24:02
43. Jim Adams,58 24:04
44. David McCarstle,43
45. Edward Chiasson,50 24:48
46. Jody Tucker,32 24:54
47. Rob Burns,46 24:55
48. Chad Aldrich,32 25:07
49. Todd Jacob,32 25:17
50. John Shulze,65 25:
51. Darryl Berthelot,47 25:
52. Matt Storm,32 25:45
53. Carroll Wascom,52 25:50
54. Larry Hall,54 25:55
55. John Bivona,45 26:15
56. Brad Menard,26 26:29
57. Nick Stefero,30 26:28
58. John Nunn,46 27:04
59. Jay Lucas,27 27:30
60. Greg Cole,42 28:30
61. Erik Kjeldson,38 28:37
62. Ken Roark,39 29:07
63. Gayle Carnahan,63 29:17
64. Danny Miller,39 29:40
65. Sonny Guice,72 29:42
66, Mike Henry,63 29:36
67. not available
68. Heeth Orr,37 30:25
69. Dale Roth,70 30:51
70. Luke Elliot,57 30:57
71. Derek Grenier,23 32:12
72. Patrick Thomas,70 33:49
73. R. Bettencourtt,26 35:20
74. Paul Johnson,53 36:08
75. Ray Bettencourtt,53 46:10
Female
1. Amy O. Paine,22 18:10
2. Barb Dutrow,47 20:45
3. Karole Roa,20 21:57
4. Julie Corkern,22 22:00
5. Tina Willson,24 22:53
6, Donna Pixley,30 22:59
7. Ann Wills,44 23:07
8. Marion Robinson,54 23:16
9. Marlene Tomaszkiewicz,29 23:25
10. Georgia Wilemon,51 23:36
11. Penny Gallaway,33 23:42
12. Jackie Borel,37 24:20
13. Yvonne Thomas,59 24:25
14. Nancy Padial,33 25:
15. Carol Latour,38 25:43
16. Sandy Grabert,32 25:58
17. Ashley True,34 26:00
18. Joanna Lemoine,28 21:02
19. Sarah Miceli,32 26:02
20. Carla Whalen,36 26:10
21. Sarah Brent,15 26:33
22. Inge Verret,46
23. Ruth Owenby,50 27:34
24. Emily Elliott,29 27:35
25. Gigi Grimes,50 27:52
26. Penny Bowman,30 27:56
27. Annie Owenby,25 27:59
28. Susan Landry,44 28:17
29. Bea Gonzales,27 28:29
30. Cindy Phillips,47 28:30
31. Laura Pickering,25 28:34
32. Sandra Perera,45 28:40
33. Mary Alice Lucas,25 28:52
34. Allison Roark,36 29:09
35. Frannie Andras,16 29:
36. Nancie Summerlin,47 29:31
37. Karen Throckmorton,46 29:39
38. Marci B. Esch,34 29:50
39. not available
40. Ashly Achee,38 30:12
41, Stacy Shivick,27 31:30
42. Shirley Henry,62 30:28
43. Jennifer Smith,26 30:50
44. Carey Holden,27 31:
45. Martha Stickle Guarisco,29 31:16
46. Pamela Sandoz,30 32:15
47. Crystal Johnson,30 32:34
48. Ashley Paxton,25 32:38
49. Sarah Pickering,25 34:00
50. Tamara Bourgeois,44 35:20
51. Martha Johnson,51 36:03
52. Laura Martin,44 43:10
53. Jessica Gonzalez,25 43:
54. Karla Gonzalez,20 43:
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That's it from here. Bless God America.
Kenny Dunaway
225/296-7490
Isaiah 40:31, John 3:16
Bike rack barely used. Call Griff Crutti, 225/926-2020.
For Sale
From Courtney Elbourne celbourne@...
Computrainer with everything with it and ready to use. If interested e-mail
me or contact Charlie Foltz at 504/666-0190. $750 or best offer.
Club South Runners of Baton Rouge
Oktoberfest 3 Mile Run Oct. 4, 2003
OVERALL WINNERS
Overall Male: Inder Sehgal,40 15:42
Masters Male: Keneth Schexnayder,45 17:22
Grandmasters Male: Randy Ellis,56 18:25
Overall Female: Amy O. Paine,22 18:10
Masters Female: Barb Dutrow,47 20:45
Grandmasters Female: Marion Robinson,54 23:16
AGE GROUP WINNERS
AGE 14 and Under
Male
1. Logan Milano,14 18:11
Female
no entries
AGE 15 - 19
Male
1. David Summerlin,16 22:35
Female
1. Sarah Brent,15 26:33
2. Frannie Andras,16 29:
AGE 20 - 24
Male
1. Ed Guth,23 22:00
2. Scott Armand,24 23:15
3. Derek Grenier,23 32:12
Female
1. Karole Roa,21:57
2. Julie Corkern,22 22:00
3. Tina Willson,24 22:53
AGE 25 - 29
Male
1. Thomas Holden,28 19:02
2. Devin Zito,28 21:58
3, Brad Menard,26 26:29
Female
1. Marlene Tomaszkiewicz,29 23:25
2. Joanna Lemoine,28 21:02
3. Emily Elliot,29 27:35
AGE 30 - 34
Male
1. Robert Laird,34 18:04
2. Jonathan Garrett,31 20:42
3. Michael A. Boudreaux,32 21:14
Female
1. Donna Pixley,30 22:59
2. Penny Gallaway,33 23:42
3. Nancy Padial,33 25:
AGE 35 - 39
Male
1. Jeff Diamond,36 18:14
2. Blake Bourgeois,39 18:16
3. John Hitzfeld,35 18:27
Female
1. Jackie Borel,37 24:20
2. Carol Latour,38 25:43
3. Carla Whalen,36 26:10
AGE 40 - 44
Male
1. Chris Daigle,42 18:50
2. Brent Bueche,42 19:31
3. Thomas Latour,40 21:50
Female
1. Ann Wills,44 23:07
2. Susan Landry,44 28:17
3. Tamara Bourgeois,44 35:20
AGE 45 - 49
Male
1. Jerry Phillips,48 19:59
2. Kevin Bongiorni,45 20:28
3. Joe Wills,47 21:28
Female
1. Inge Verret,46
2. Cindy Phillips,47 28:30
3. Sandra Perera,45 28:40
AGE 50 - 54
Male
1. Ted Heroman,50 19:02
2. Mike Taylor,51 19:39
3. Jim Wade,51 21:40
Female
1. Georgia Wilemon,51 23:36
2. Ruth Owenby,50 27:34
3. Gigi Grimes,50 27:52
AGE 55 - 59
Male
1. Larry Slupianek,56 20:17
2. Billy Knox,59 22:25
3. Richard Throckmorton,56 23:55
Female
1. Yvonne Thomas,59 24:25
AGE 60 - 64
Male
1. Tad Jurgens,61 19:
2. Gayle Carnahan,63 29:17
3. Mike Henry,63 29:36
Female
1. Shirley Henry,62 30:28
AGE 65 - 69
Male
1, John Schulze,65 25:
Female
No entries
AGE 70 - 74
Male
1. Sonny Guice,72 29:42
2. Dale Roth,70 30:51
3. Pat Thomas,70 33:49
Female
no entries
AGE 75 and Over
no entries
Comprehensive Results
1. Inder Sehgal,40 15:42
2. Kenneth Schexnayder,45 17:22
3. Robert Laird,34 18:04
4. Logan Milano,14 18:11
5. Jeff Diamond,36 18:14
6. Blake Bourgeois,39 18:16
7. Randy Ellis,56 18:25
8. John Hitzfeld,35 18:27
9. Chris Daigle,42 18:50
10. Ted Heroman,50 19:02
11. Thomas Holden,28 19:02
12. Tad Jurgens,61 19:
13. Brent Bueche,42 19:31
14. Mike Taylor,51 19:39
15. Jerry Phillips,48 19:59
16. Larry Slupianek,56 20:17
17. Kevin Bongiorni,45 20:28
18. Jonathan Garrett,31 20:42
19. Michael A. Boudreaux,32 21:14
20. Joe Wills,47 21:28
21. Jim Wade,51 21:40
22. Richard Duhe,49 21:44
23. John Wiggins,31 21:50
24. Thomas Latour,40 21:50
25. Devin Zito,28 21:58
26. Bobby Tauriac,50 21:59
27. Ed Guth,23 22:00
28. Rod Theriot,40 22:11
29. Richard Wade,52 22:16
30. Billy Knox,59 22:25
31. David Summerlin,16 22:35
32. Andrew Ralston,31 22:35
33. Lawrence Sanchas,46 22:39
34. Scott Armand,24 23:15
35. Greg Griffin,49 23:40
36. Buster Ewing,51 23:50
37. John Bowman,30 23:50
38. Richard Throckmorton,56 23:55
39. Bart Fazio,32 23:56
40. Tom Swain,47 23:59
41. Paul W. Esch,34 24:00
42. Danny Lewy,37 24:02
43. Jim Adams,58 24:04
44. David McCarstle,43
45. Edward Chiasson,50 24:48
46. Jody Tucker,32 24:54
47. Rob Burns,46 24:55
48. Chad Aldrich,32 25:07
49. Todd Jacob,32 25:17
50. John Shulze,65 25:
51. Darryl Berthelot,47 25:
52. Matt Storm,32 25:45
53. Carroll Wascom,52 25:50
54. Larry Hall,54 25:55
55. John Bivona,45 26:15
56. Brad Menard,26 26:29
57. Nick Stefero,30 26:28
58. John Nunn,46 27:04
59. Jay Lucas,27 27:30
60. Greg Cole,42 28:30
61. Erik Kjeldson,38 28:37
62. Ken Roark,39 29:07
63. Gayle Carnahan,63 29:17
64. Danny Miller,39 29:40
65. Sonny Guice,72 29:42
66, Mike Henry,63 29:36
67. not available
68. Heeth Orr,37 30:25
69. Dale Roth,70 30:51
70. Luke Elliot,57 30:57
71. Derek Grenier,23 32:12
72. Patrick Thomas,70 33:49
73. R. Bettencourtt,26 35:20
74. Paul Johnson,53 36:08
75. Ray Bettencourtt,53 46:10
Female
1. Amy O. Paine,22 18:10
2. Barb Dutrow,47 20:45
3. Karole Roa,20 21:57
4. Julie Corkern,22 22:00
5. Tina Willson,24 22:53
6, Donna Pixley,30 22:59
7. Ann Wills,44 23:07
8. Marion Robinson,54 23:16
9. Marlene Tomaszkiewicz,29 23:25
10. Georgia Wilemon,51 23:36
11. Penny Gallaway,33 23:42
12. Jackie Borel,37 24:20
13. Yvonne Thomas,59 24:25
14. Nancy Padial,33 25:
15. Carol Latour,38 25:43
16. Sandy Grabert,32 25:58
17. Ashley True,34 26:00
18. Joanna Lemoine,28 21:02
19. Sarah Miceli,32 26:02
20. Carla Whalen,36 26:10
21. Sarah Brent,15 26:33
22. Inge Verret,46
23. Ruth Owenby,50 27:34
24. Emily Elliott,29 27:35
25. Gigi Grimes,50 27:52
26. Penny Bowman,30 27:56
27. Annie Owenby,25 27:59
28. Susan Landry,44 28:17
29. Bea Gonzales,27 28:29
30. Cindy Phillips,47 28:30
31. Laura Pickering,25 28:34
32. Sandra Perera,45 28:40
33. Mary Alice Lucas,25 28:52
34. Allison Roark,36 29:09
35. Frannie Andras,16 29:
36. Nancie Summerlin,47 29:31
37. Karen Throckmorton,46 29:39
38. Marci B. Esch,34 29:50
39. not available
40. Ashly Achee,38 30:12
41, Stacy Shivick,27 31:30
42. Shirley Henry,62 30:28
43. Jennifer Smith,26 30:50
44. Carey Holden,27 31:
45. Martha Stickle Guarisco,29 31:16
46. Pamela Sandoz,30 32:15
47. Crystal Johnson,30 32:34
48. Ashley Paxton,25 32:38
49. Sarah Pickering,25 34:00
50. Tamara Bourgeois,44 35:20
51. Martha Johnson,51 36:03
52. Laura Martin,44 43:10
53. Jessica Gonzalez,25 43:
54. Karla Gonzalez,20 43:
++++++++++
That's it from here. Bless God America.
Kenny Dunaway
225/296-7490
Isaiah 40:31, John 3:16
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