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Bolderboulder 10K Results BolderBOULDER 1994 - BolderBOULDER 10K - results OnlineRaceResults.com NAME DIV TIME ---------------------- ------- ----------- Matthew Lavigne 22 John Mirth M32 31:11 Jonathan Heese M36 31:37 Matt Schubert M24 31:58 Glen Mays M24 31:59 Brett Burt M28 32:07 Rodolfo Gomez M43 32:16 Chris Prior M34 32:21 Scott Kent M27 32:27 Darrin Rohr M29 32:30 Steve Roch M30 32:43 Rob Welo M30 32:43 John Ingram M22 32:44 John Pendergraft M27 32:45 Gerard Ostheimer M25 32:52 Mark Allen M36 32:56 Chris Severy M17 33:08 Andy Ames M31 33:09 Daniel King M34 33:10 Ignacio Morales M42 33:11 Richard Bishop M36 33:12 Brendan Reilly M34 33:16 Aaron Salomon M18 33:17 Dave Nelson M32 33:18 Rick Ames M33 33:26 Dennis Lima M32 33:33 Michael McCarrick M28 33:38 Michael Trunkes M31 33:43 Joe Sheely M35 33:44 Wilbur Ferdinand M32 33:47 Ricardo Rojas M42 33:50 Jeff Rosenow M37 33:52 Robert Love M30 33:54 Chris Borton M18 33:56 Marc Reider M27 34:01 Jason Porter M24 34:03 Sean Coster M18 34:04 Jon Schoenberg M31 34:05 Troy Pickett M31 34:06 Joe Wilson M18 34:07 Michael Sandrock M36 34:08 James Johnson M25 34:09 Bern Gever M34 34:11 Kevin Hilton M22 34:13 Chris Harrison M30 34:15 Lee Stringer M26 34:17 Douglas Hugill M33 34:20 Dominic Wyzomirski M34 34:22 Edward Boggess M36 34:23 John Wiberg M26 34:25 Andrew Crook M35 34:26 Chris Rodriguez M25 34:27 Allan Kupczak M33 34:28 Alex Furman M16 34:29 Daniel Hanewall M32 34:30 Mohamed Hajoui M32 34:32 Zeke Tiernan M18 34:33 Jason Nicholas M24 34:34 Jerry Duckworth M32 34:35 Parrick Aris M37 34:36 Thom Richman M39 34:37 Todd Reeser M20 34:38 Jim Christoph M40 34:39 Randy Liljenberg M38 34:41 Robert Chesher M30 34:46 Ray Hammitt M46 34:47 Bruce Pulford M39 34:48 Dave Dooley M47 34:51 Craig Widness M23 34:53 Rick Shapio M29 34:54 Rick Katz M45 34:57 Jerry Rief M29 34:58 Steve Brawley M27 34:58 Kyle Fredin M23 34:59 Thomas Hammell M30 35:01 Dan Nielsen M32 35:02 Steven Olson M24 35:05 Sven Severin M18 35:06 Rob Kania M24 35:06 Ryan Padilla M16 35:08 Kevin Bax M31 35:08 Daniel Caprioglio M33 35:09 Jack Fultz M45 35:12 Larry Dreyer M37 35:12 Terry Stewart M40 35:14 Jeff Ogren M 37 35:14 Larry Ingram M49 35:16 Randal Ramirez M17 35:16 Geoff Cooper M39 35:18 Destir Harrell M18 35:19 Liam Murphy M32 35:20 Thomas Santa Maria M30 35:21 Peter Davis M32 35:22 Tim Diaz M36 35:24 Jeff Carlsen M21 35:27 Gary Billiet M38 35:27 Carios Suria M29 35:30 Mike Cook M35 35:33 Jerome Henry M26 35:33 Ken Seibel M29 35:34 Generated September 30, 2021 at 3:29 PM 1/329 BolderBOULDER 1994 - BolderBOULDER 10K - results OnlineRaceResults.com NAME DIV TIME ---------------------- ------- ----------- Roger Drown M35 35:35 Wes Broeder M25 35:36 Douglas Haller M30 35:36 Jason Ballard M19 35:36 Matt Maske M24 35:37 Will Pittenger M43 35:37 Stan Emery M24 35:37 Bill Gail M36 35:38 Mark Walters M25 35:39 Scott Gemmill M30 35:39 Tom Tennessen M35 35:40 Andrew Samuelson M22 35:40 Mike Sprung M34 35:40 Steve Kovisto M30 35:40 Andy Bruckner M21 35:40 Keith Golding M33 35:41 Thomas Christian M33 35:41 Robert Hipwood M29 35:41 Terry Gillach M30 35:41 Rick Bruess M35 35:41 Tim Sandell M29 35:42 Steve Krebs M31 35:43 Dave Braley M36 35:43 David Vigil M18 35:44 Karl Mimmack M29 35:45 Kevin Gockley M35 35:46 Rick Reeves M41 35:47 Joe Hatton M24 35:49 Brad Pace M38 35:49 Russell Spangler M22 35:51 Rick Reimer M45 35:52 Tedd Jocobson M32 35:53 Devin Croft M41 35:55 Thomas Cahill M28 35:56 Scott Glenn M24 35:59 Kurt Nickels M24 36:00 Al Grimme M43 36:02 Kurt Barry M29 36:03 Darrell Stewart M23 36:04 Todd Roberts M18 36:05 Stacy Priebe M26 36:06 Marty Kibilcski M34 36:06 Thomas Groves M45 36:07 Timothy Dolen M37 36:07 John Yedo M38 36:08 Steven Multin M34 36:10 Jorgen Salo M28 36:10 John Anderson Jr M30 36:10 Justin Fulton M16 36:12 Fred Lian M44 36:14 Brent Friesth M33 36:14 David McElhaney M19 36:15 Bryan Thompson M33 36:16 Michael Pope M25 36:17 Masanori Ori M21 36:17 Gerald Kubiak M19 36:18 Doon Kardong M45 36:19 Travis Haines M22 36:20 David Higgins M18 36:20 Mark Christensen M23 36:20 Tim Freeman M44 36:21 Gregory Fiess M31 36:21 Thomas Russ M31 36:22 Ted Benning M34 36:23 Jay Walker M22 36:23 Tim Reed M28 36:24 Hugh Murray M42 36:25 Ronald Kozlow M42 36:26 Aaron Carrizales M16 36:27 Ben Johnson M15 36:27 Dan Tomlin M31 36:28 John Delmez M37 36:28 Mark Barbour M31 36:29 Brian King M37 36:30 Dale Ward M40 36:30 Greg Coffin M18 36:31 Frank Rivera M37 36:32 Diego San Roman M27 36:33 Dean Wager M33 36:33 Chris Phelan M37 36:34 Michael Varra M30 36:34 Mike Atwood M23 36:35 Chris Smith M23 36:36 Ronald Mason M36 36:36 John Rebchook M39 36:37 Tim Cumings M43 36:37 Kirt Ingram M36 36:38 Brendan White M38 36:39 David Edelen M36 36:39 Rob Runkel M31 36:40 Cory Miller M18 36:41 Robinson Nobel M25 36:41 Rob Thomas II M32 36:42 Bob Stewart M42 36:44 Raymond Goure M34 36:44 Scott Carter M31 36:45 Richard Luck M38 36:46 Larry Seidman M30 36:46 Daniel Greer M34 36:48 Stephen Parziale M35 36:48 Generated September 30, 2021 at 3:29 PM 2/329 BolderBOULDER 1994 - BolderBOULDER 10K - results OnlineRaceResults.com NAME DIV TIME ---------------------- ------- ----------- Luis Vargas M33 36:49 Scott Haskew M25 36:49 Eric Morgenthaler M26 36:50 Howard Kambara M24 36:50 Jamie Trenkle M17 36:51 Andrew Bacon M38 36:51 Tyson Ledgerwood M18 36:52 Michael Wasson M32 36:52 John Seiler-II M20 36:53 Geoffrey Douglas M24 36:54 Michael Anderson M35 36:54 Rob Forister M33 36:54 Eric Main M16 36:55 Samuel Prien M26 36:55 Charles Lusman M40 36:57 Blaine Sanderson M31 36:57 Kent Barringer M37 36:58 Arthur Mizzi M38 36:58 Joseph Devreese M27 36:59 Isaiah Okwiya M23 36:59 Carl Mather M29 37:01 Brian Taladay M24 37:01 Rob Knaub M40 37:02 TC Green M34 37:02 Dean Jordan M31 37:02 Dick Sumerfield M31 37:03 Daniel Javorsek II M17 37:03 Karsten Baumann M34 37:03 Mark Stromberg M30 37:04 Juan Carrizales M36 37:04 Brandon Hoag M18 37:05 James Drozdowski M26 37:05 John Shanks M35 37:06 Ryan Regnier M18 37:06 David Ziegert M26 37:07 Hans Funke M33 37:07 Marc Michaud M26 37:07 Joshua Ewing M17 37:07 Rohan Zaveri M28 37:09 Stefan Esser M24 37:09 James Elwell M33 37:10 Tony Longhurst M34 37:10 Akeem Motutu M42 37:11 Graeme Paterson M43 37:11 Dennis Coombs M42 37:12 Randy Wojno M34 37:13 Darius Baer M42 37:14 Emil Rinaldi M43 37:15 Jim Frost M43 37:15 Don Hoelsken M36 37:15 John Carmony M41 37:17 Kurt Dallow M41 37:18 David Perry M33 37:18 Mike Burks M37 37:18 Aaron Parker M18 37:19 Mike Dixon M24 37:20 Will Wyckoff M29 37:20 Marty Acosta M28 37:20 Loran Faust M33 37:22 John O'Loughlin M45 37:22 Soctt Bainbridge M31 37:23 Robert Joyce M29 37:23 Steve Cavaill M33 37:24 Brian Hunter M28 37:24 Dan O'Connell M26 37:25 Laubster M28 37:25 Thaddeus Noll M37 37:25 Antonio Reynolds M27 37:26 Julian Ramirez M40 37:26 Steve Bonham M33 37:27 Ken Applegate M45 37:27 Kevin Karst M34 37:28 Brian Aiken M18 37:28 Charles Mousseau M28 37:29 Paul Astorino M29 37:30 Peter Dehaas M24 37:30 David Johnson M24 37:31 Mark Kevan M17 37:32 Jack Watanabe M19 37:33 Tom Kelecy M38 37:34 Joseph Ewanowski M39 37:34 Eric Black M30 37:34 Paul Faestel M19 37:35 Matthew Kottenstette M18 37:36 Carlos Vera M37 37:36 Howard Johnson M32 37:37 Don Tubbs M35 37:37 Juan Ovalle M32 37:38 Martin Schnitger M19 37:39 Toby Jacober F31 37:39 Peter Valentyik M25 37:39 Doug Balzer M30 37:40 Vincent Battista M29 37:40 Alexis Myre M33 37:41 Darren De Reuck M29 37:41 Bruce Feistner M29 37:41 Douglas Miller M34 37:43 Dan Tallon M39 37:43 Mark Mehos M33 37:43 Chris Mascitelli M41 37:44 Generated September 30, 2021 at 3:29 PM 3/329 BolderBOULDER 1994 - BolderBOULDER 10K - results OnlineRaceResults.com NAME DIV TIME ---------------------- ------- ----------- Brian Giauque M25 37:45 Craig Hubbell M44 37:45 Bradley Deckerson M27 37:46 Lyle Murray M22 37:47 Andy Littman M38 37:47 Thomas Satterfield M26 37:47 Bob Mallow M45 37:47 Stephen Bergen M37 37:47 Adam Bergquist M15 37:48 Peter Hyland M20 37:48 Carlos Bonilla M24 37:49 Jim Reynolds M45 37:49 Tony Pestinger M41 37:50 Dennis Rademacher M39 37:50 Gavin Slater M37 37:51 Tim McFadden M33 37:52 Wayne Brewer M15 37:52 Todd Wathe M25 37:53 Michael Seeley M43 37:54 Thomas O'Banlon M35 37:55 Marty Garcia M33 37:55 Gregory Gage M37 37:55 Bob Cooper M46 37:56 Tom Carminati M37 37:57 Greg Schabron M16 37:57 Thomas Allen M31 37:57 Tom Polak M28 37:58 Thomas Thompson M27 37:58 Steve Santana M43 37:59 Victor Rosales M22 37:59 Tim Stack M20 38:00 Dennis Gournic M35 38:00 Andre Durew M31 38:00 Bill Smithan M50 38:01 Jeff Loker M34 38:01 Chris Jacouin M19 38:01 Briaget Collins F33 38:02 Jeffery Byrne M43 38:04 Zachary Roberts M19 38:04 Kyle Billings M31 38:05 Jeff Baer M18 38:06 Lane Lee M25 38:07 Philip Gruber M23 38:07 Barbie Schmitt F28 38:08 Michael Sanders M31 38:08 Andrew Hahn M16 38:08 Carl Sniffen M41 38:10 Brendan Morse M19 38:11 Paul Emery M39 38:11 Doug Chesnut M41 38:11 John Lavin M27 38:12 Fred Creamer M32 38:12 Jim Fuller M41 38:13 Share Broughton M36 38:13 Timothy Peterson M17 38:15 Mike Merritt F17 38:15 Chris Marsell M31 38:15 Matt Frost M15 38:15 Patrick Rutty M27 38:16 Tom Hahn M32 38:16 Ronald Lund M37 38:17 Fred Romkema M46 38:17 Dick McDonald M36 38:17 Lee Schweinger M41 38:19 Derek Bloomquist M24 38:19 Larry Kueter M48 38:20 Kevin Reniche M31 38:21 Norman Hale M29 38:21 Raymond Guzman M47 38:21 Patty Roberts F20 38:21 Gary Bredehoft M37 38:21 Epifanio Solis M28 38:22 Dean Bynum M31 38:22 Daniel Bisque M28 38:22 Daniel Smith M34 38:23 Terry Friecrich M40 38:23 Brian Hiserote M39 38:24 Lonnie Pilkington M23 38:24 Todd Peterson M30 38:24 Tom Holt M17 38:24 Lisa Mills F32 38:25 Jeff Whitlock M37 38:25 Stephen Ganzenhuber
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