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Alcatef·Lucent @ www.metropcs.com Unlimit Yourself. l'IV9~..._,.,..,.__,,l'Wl"_tvc,r, Drtw-_,..v._,...,.,.,.CQl"IOlf _,..,,,~cn-cwrnrldor:rdee'lld- IDc>ICl\'ftJ".-..."!lndllC~ n111~i.lOW(•~~~ ~111)11 ~ $.M11\«1:>~Rlh-. nlellffl...-cl•<t-11?.ltmni ►.ttrfl~ ,-Mllttll>'/ICYI~~ WlltflUnh~~~rc _,h ~'aon&tllllX.Nt.Ob. metroPCS. i:J Fl LL Fl 5i ACJCK ~ATHCIN NT N X NK .g December 13, 2009 was a great day to run the MetroPCS Dallas White Rock Marathon presented by NexBank. It was a day for fast times and setting PRs, as we've been told by many runners. Plus, I'm happy to report that we sent a list of over 450 Boston Qualifiers to the BBA. So congratulations to Rock runners for your successes and a big thanks to the thousands of selfless volunteers who helped make it happen. By the numbers, there were more than 4 ,500 finishers in the marathon and over 8,400 finishers in the half. Runners came from 49 states and 19 different countries. Combining the two races, we had an even split of 50% male and 50% female. Looking at each race individually men outnumbered women in the full 64% to 36%, while women outnumbered men in the half 57% to 43%. Thanks to The Dallas Morning News for providing all their coverage from race day in this book. A trio of Kenyans came to town with hopes of setting a new course record and walking off with additional incentive money. They trained hard specifically for this race and worked together in the early stages to ensure a winning time. Logan Sherman, a local elite athlete running his first full marathon was the unknown factor - capable of a winning time but the odd man out among the experienced Kenyans. From the beginning, the pace was exceptionally quick leaving little doubt as to who the challengers for first place would be. Edward Tabut broke away from his two partners and won the marathon with a PR of 2: 16.53, while our female winner, Rose Jebet also set a new PR winning with a 2:48.21. Logan Sherman ran a good race and finished 5th; he went on to win the Cowtown Marathon two months later. The Men's Half Marathon was won by Edward Muange in a time of 1 :05.02 while the Women's Half Marathon was won by Hyvon Ngetich in a time of 1: 18:24. The Katy Trail finish is conducive to fast times and PRs, and we had plenty this year! The 2010 Rock will take place on the first or second Sunday of December. Why no specific date? Big changes are in the works for the 41st running to make the race even better! I'll be back in touch soon with more specifics. Thank you for being with us in 2009. You Rock! See you at the Start Line for the 2010 Rock - Marcus Grunewald Race Director [email protected] metroPCS. i:J Fl LL Fl 5i ACJCK ~ATHCIN NT N X NK .g Representatives of The MetroPCS Dallas White Rock Marathon Presented by Nexbank present a check to Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children. From right to left: Bob Walker, Executive Vice President, TSRHC; Phil Baker, DWRM Chairman of the Board; Tracy Lange, Vice President, Texas, MetroPCS; Rob Rothrock, Vice President, NexBank; Marcus Grunewald, Executive Race Director; Jason Mattox, Chief Administrative Officer, Behringer Harvard. Patients and families from Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children accept The Rock's check for $362,000. Way to contribute, Runners! You Rock! Junior Race director Robert Bumpass is lower left, 2010 Junior Race Director is Ryanne Carr, wearing a pink dress, third from the left, center row. Photo C«. t!Y of Ten Soo<li!Jl lt,tt Hosc,ul f Child< This is why we run. In celebration of indomitable spirit-of hard wor1c for a brighter future- we are proud to be the presenting spoosor of the 2009 metroPCS Dallas White Rock Marathon. benefiting Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children. Where you bank does make a drfference. Bank at Nex8ank and Join us in the race for a better communrty. --- X NEXBANK" GALLERIA I PL.At 0 972.934.4700 I 800.827.4818 www.Ne..:Banl.com metroPCS. i:J Fl LL Fl 5i ACJCK ~ATHCIN NT N X NK .g My name is Robert Bumpass, and I proudly represented the thousands of children treated at Texas Scottish Rite .~~- - Hospital for Children (TSRHC) as the Junior Race Director :.\,: of the 2009 MetroPCS Dallas White Rock Marathon I, ' Ii presented by NexBank. ';/I l I have been a patient at TSRHC since I was 7 weeks old . I obi,.,~. ' was born with a dislocated right hip, and I had two surgeries at TSRHC. Thanks to TSRHC's doctors, nurses and physical therapists, my hip is all better. Now, I can ' A ,, ·', .'- ( play sports and do the same activities that my friends do. I enjoy playing baseball and like running and swimming. ) . I had so much fun as last year's Junior Race Director and ~-, : was excited to be a part of such a great race, in a great city, for a great cause! Thank you for supporting the 2009 marathon and the children like me at TSRHC. We hope to see you this December for the 2010 MetroPCS Dallas White Rock Marathon presented by NexBank. Thank you, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children supporter helps TSRHC build on its almost 90 (TSRHC) is grateful to every runner, volunteer, years of providing exceptional care to Texas civic leader, sponsor and the Dallas White children w ith orthopedic conditions, certain Rock Marathon board and committees for related neurological disorders and learning making the 2009 MetroPCS Dallas White Rock disorders, such as dyslexia, at no charge to Marathon presented by NexBank a huge patient families. Your steadfast commitment success! On behalf of each child treated at the to this event illustrates that there is more to hospital, thank you for your T E X A S a race than running. We can't support. The participation wait to see you at the finish and dedication of every SCOTTISH RITE HOSPITAL line in 2010! www.tsrhc.org For more information about TSRHC, to volunteer or to make a donation, please call (214) 559-5000 or (800) 421-1121 or visit www.tsrhc.org. i:JFILLFIS LIIHIT• ..CIC:K M ........THD N ~ESENTE.:::J 13"=1 NEX~ t:11 ..a-. cacc:- cac::ff i:a. ama FULL MARATI-fON USATF TX07133ETM HALF MARATHON USATF TX08056ETM J e i ---+--- Mock1119bcrd ~~_,,___r-1-+-----+---.--i--" Q Mile Markera Mile Markera - Half Marathon Only • Aid Sta on • 5-Peraon Relay Exchange --- Marathon & Half COU'Se Marathon Course C>nl}• --- Half Marathon Course Only Pf~!:M!> ot~ All mle m11rk!I, ad lltllb01.s_ 11ncJ rel11y eY.Change poMk>ru are app1®rrete on ti ,s ,mp. Fmi11 OOOrl'oO :11tJ1cct to chmgo duo to 1.innht 1p.itod 00f'l~trueti0t1 or eme19ency llilu11bon. 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The sun “It made for a more competitive day,” Race director Marcus Grunewald said he didn’t peek upon Victory Plaza at the said Chuck Dannis, the marathon board heard that finishers of all levels posted American Airlines Center until hours af chairman emeritus, who personally guar personal-best times in both distances. ter Kenyan runners swept the men’s and anteed the $10,000 bonus. “It shows you The cooler weather, coupled with a more women’s full and half marathon titles. that prize money is important to make it efficient startling-line corral system, as - - a race.” sisted, he said. “It was runner’s weather,” said Cary Sherf, 56, of Phoenix, Ariz., who fin- Edward Tabut, 26, of Kenya surged past “This was a fun marathon for - ished his 29th consecutive Dallas White teammate Daniel Gerkara, 22, after 18 a lot of run- Rock Marathon in 4 hours, 13 minutes, miles and broke from Kororia after 19. ners,” _ Monday, December 14, 2009 11C 22 seconds.
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