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Half Marathon Results and Awards Followed by 8K Results and Awards -Half Marathon results and awards followed by 8k results and awards- THE 27TH ANNUAL GOVERNOR'S CUP 13.1 MILES (HALF-MARATHON) COLUMBIA, S.C. OCT. 30, 1999 Results compiled by Race Management Systems(RMS), Marion, S.C. PLACE DIV NO. NAME AGE S CITY ST TIME PACE ===== === ===== =================== === = =============== == ======= ===== 1 1 2 ROBERT DEVLIN 35 M COLUMBIA SC 1:10:53 5:25 2 2 857 ALVIE ONATE 37 M COLUMBIA SC 1:15:52 5:48 3 1 767 MATTHEW KENNEY 27 M COLUMBIA SC 1:16:30 5:51 4 1 1092 LLOYD MCDONALD 44 M COLUMBUS GA 1:16:53 5:53 5 1 528 ANDRES BARROW 30 M CAMPO BELLO SC 1:17:03 5:53 6 2 105 JEFF MILLIMAN 40 M GREENVILLE SC 1:17:47 5:57 7 1 53 BETSY KEMPTER 32 F CHAPEL HILL NC 1:19:07 6:03 8 3 174 BLAKE ZEMP 37 M SPARTBURG SC 1:19:17 6:04 9 1 504 JANICE ADDISON 39 F COLUMBIA SC 1:19:36 6:05 10 2 764 SUE KELLY 38 F ATLANTA GA 1:20:27 6:09 11 2 1 SUSAN MOLLOY 34 F HIGHLANDS RANCH CO 1:20:56 6:11 12 1 658 WAYNE FOSTER 45 M BURLINGTON NC 1:21:10 6:12 13 2 775 BRIAN KISTNER 29 M FLORENCE SC 1:21:20 6:13 14 3 778 WILLIAM KLOSS 43 M COLUMBIA SC 1:21:39 6:14 15 3 84 KELLY CARLSON 33 F BOULDER CO 1:21:54 6:16 16 3 1076 KIMBERLY MARKLAND 35 F ARLINGTON VA 1:22:24 6:18 17 1 5 LANSING BREWER 53 M CAMDEN SC 1:22:38 6:19 18 2 709 MIKE HEDGECOCK 30 M COLUMBIA SC 1:22:42 6:19 19 2 521 GENE ATENCIO 46 M W VALLEY CITY UT 1:23:23 6:22 20 4 766 KEITH KENNEY 42 M COLUMBIA SC 1:23:23 6:22 21 3 575 BILL CALLAGHAN 46 M COLUMBIA SC 1:23:44 6:24 22 3 799 DAVID LIVELY 30 M BLYTHEWOOD SC 1:24:00 6:25 23 4 834 JOSEPH MOLINARO 36 M PITTSBURGH PA 1:24:31 6:28 24 4 700 DUJUAN HARBIN 32 M ANDERSON SC 1:24:35 6:28 25 5 745 SAM INMAN 37 M GREENVILLE SC 1:24:39 6:28 26 3 1043 DARYL BREITBACH 28 M FT. GORDON GA 1:24:40 6:28 27 5 1056 PHIL STURM 34 M COLUMBIA SC 1:25:00 6:30 28 1 584 GERRY CARNER 56 M CLEMSON SC 1:25:12 6:31 29 6 94 OTIS STUCKEY 36 M CAMDEN SC 1:25:27 6:32 30 6 524 BYRON BACKER 34 M GREENVILLE SC 1:25:27 6:32 31 1 104 RUTH MARIE MILLIMAN 42 F GREENVILLE SC 1:25:51 6:34 32 7 814 TOMMY MCAFEE 39 M GREENVILLE SC 1:25:56 6:34 33 2 820 RICHARD MCCLENDON 57 M COLUMBIA SC 1:26:34 6:37 34 7 628 KENNETH DIXON 31 M N AUGUSTA SC 1:26:37 6:37 35 8 667 GLEN GARDNER 35 M LEXINGTON SC 1:26:38 6:37 36 1 707 KIM HART 26 F SALT LAKE CITY UT 1:27:04 6:39 37 8 779 CHUCK KNIGHT 33 M GILBERT SC 1:27:07 6:39 38 9 102 HENK MOORLAG 36 M BROOMFIELD CO 1:27:16 6:40 39 9 769 JOHN KESSINGER 32 M COLUMBIA SC 1:27:37 6:42 40 1 59 ERIC INGLE 18 M SHAW AFB SC 1:27:40 6:42 41 10 964 RICK STROUD 30 M LEXINGTON SC 1:27:44 6:42 42 5 640 DAVID ELLENBOGEN 41 M GREER SC 1:28:07 6:44 43 11 1094 ROBB DUNLAP 31 M COLUMBIA SC 1:28:31 6:46 44 10 400 HAL RAY 38 M COLUMBIA SC 1:28:45 6:47 45 4 760 GARY JOYE 49 M COLUMBIA SC 1:28:46 6:47 46 11 100 PHILIP FEISAL 35 M GREENVILLE SC 1:28:55 6:48 47 1 1042 BENJAMIN SANGSTER 24 M FT. GORDAN GA 1:29:02 6:48 48 12 1037 RANDALL HRECHKO 31 M COLUMBIA SC 1:29:14 6:49 49 6 66 ERIC BENSON 42 M CLEMSON SC 1:29:44 6:51 50 13 897 PAUL REARDON 32 M DARLINGTON SC 1:29:49 6:52 51 7 787 JOSEPH LAMB 40 M AIKEN SC 1:29:59 6:53 52 1 1079 DJUNA OSBORNE 24 F COLUMBIA SC 1:30:02 6:53 53 14 57 SCOT BYTNAR 33 M COLUMBIA SC 1:30:03 6:53 54 5 817 ROBBIE MCCLAM 45 M COLUMBIA SC 1:30:04 6:53 55 12 770 RON KIEHL 39 M PROSPERITY SC 1:30:21 6:54 56 2 533 THOM BEAN 50 M W.COLUMBIA SC 1:30:35 6:55 57 8 968 GEORGE SYKES 42 M SPARTANBURG SC 1:30:36 6:55 58 6 106 WILLIAM TAYLOR 46 M AUGUSTA GA 1:30:44 6:56 59 13 947 KURT SMITHBERGER 36 M ATLANTA GA 1:31:10 6:58 60 9 657 KEITH FOSTER 40 M LEESVILLE SC 1:31:16 6:58 61 15 633 PAUL DROHOMIRECKY 30 M AIKEN SC 1:31:22 6:59 62 7 1005 JIM WHITE 48 M W COLUMBIA SC 1:31:35 7:00 63 16 687 CLAYTON GRIFFIN 33 M FLORENCE SC 1:31:41 7:00 64 8 987 RALPH VEYTIA 48 M SPARTANBURG SC 1:31:42 7:00 65 2 46 ERIK DEROCHE 23 M COLUMBIA SC 1:31:45 7:01 66 3 51 JOHN MCDANIEL 23 M WEST COLUMBIA SC 1:31:45 7:01 67 14 792 JERRY LETENDRE 38 M SPARTANBURG SC 1:31:47 7:01 68 10 1012 FRED WILLIAMS 44 M CHAPIN SC 1:31:50 7:01 69 17 1091 CHRIS GENNARELLI 31 M COLUMBIA SC 1:31:52 7:01 70 11 512 MARK ANDERSON 44 M COLUMBIA SC 1:32:07 7:02 71 4 999 ERIC WEBER 26 M COLUMBIA SC 1:32:13 7:03 72 2 656 LAURA FORSTER 25 F COLUMBIA SC 1:32:24 7:04 73 3 886 ED PRYTHERCH 51 M COLUMBIA SC 1:32:30 7:04 74 9 774 RICK KING 45 M ANDERSON SC 1:32:31 7:04 75 3 502 JAMES ADAMS 59 M N AUGUSTA SC 1:32:36 7:05 76 10 682 MARK GREENWAY 45 M ANDERSON SC 1:32:49 7:06 77 15 649 DARO FERRARA 38 M AIKEN SC 1:32:58 7:06 78 16 639 DONALD DURANT 35 M SUMTER SC 1:33:09 7:07 79 12 1085 JOEY SHIFLETT 42 M COLUMBIA SC 1:33:11 7:07 80 4 922 BECKY SCHEUMANN 32 F HUNTERSVILLE NC 1:33:28 7:09 81 3 880 CARRIE PORTER 28 F COLUMBIA SC 1:34:33 7:14 82 18 522 DEAN ATKINSON 32 M SUMTER SC 1:34:43 7:14 83 5 868 TOM PELLINGER 29 M GREENVILLE SC 1:34:45 7:14 84 13 659 CRAIG FOSTER 43 M LEXINGTON SC 1:34:46 7:15 85 4 935 JOHNNIE SILON 56 M LEXINGTON SC 1:34:47 7:15 86 14 655 JAMES FONES 42 M LADSON SC 1:34:49 7:15 87 838 LINNY MOORE 53 GREER SC 1:34:51 7:15 88 1 564 MOE BUCCINO 67 M ANDERSON SC 1:34:58 7:15 89 19 182 JOHN SENA 33 M COLUMBIA SC 1:35:13 7:17 90 6 1098 JEFFREY IVORY 27 M WEST COLUMBIA SC 1:35:15 7:17 91 4 60 WILLIAM SMYTHE 22 M COLUMBIA SC 1:35:17 7:17 92 11 939 JOHN SMITH 49 M COLUMBIA SC 1:35:26 7:18 93 20 1099 MICHAEL BINEHAM 31 M COLUMBIA SC 1:35:43 7:19 94 4 994 LORI WATSON 35 F COLUMBIA SC 1:35:50 7:19 95 21 49 JOHN SIRARD 30 M WEST COLUMBIA SC 1:36:11 7:21 96 22 851 MIKE NININGER 34 M LEXINGTON SC 1:36:19 7:22 97 7 58 KENJI MICHIURA 27 M 1:36:41 7:23 98 15 661 BRIAN FRANKLIN 42 M FLORENCE SC 1:36:41 7:23 99 17 501 BILL ADAMS 38 M CHARLOTTE NC 1:36:44 7:24 100 2 623 KHANH DIEP 23 F HINESVILLE GA 1:36:45 7:24 101 18 591 JAMES COBB 39 M LEXINGTON SC 1:36:48 7:24 102 16 975 LES TILYOU 43 M COLUMBIA SC 1:36:52 7:24 103 4 663 JENNIFER FREEMAN 25 F W COLUMBIA SC 1:37:02 7:25 104 8 109 HUSTON BOKINSKY 27 M COLUMBIA SC 1:37:33 7:27 105 9 858 RICHARD OSBORN 29 M COLUMBIA SC 1:37:34 7:27 106 17 519 CARLOS AQUILAR 43 M COLUMBIA SC 1:37:36 7:28 107 5 1089 ELIZABETH GRAHAM 35 F COLUMBIA SC 1:37:42 7:28 108 19 733 JONATHAN HOWELL 35 M COLUMBIA SC 1:37:43 7:28 109 5 608 CHRIS CRAMER 24 M COLUMBIA SC 1:37:43 7:28 110 20 508 ARMANDO AGUILAR 37 M WOODRUFF SC 1:37:44 7:28 111 21 531 LARRY BATTLES 37 M FLORENCE SC 1:37:50 7:29 112 12 1090 NEIL DERRICK 47 M COLUMBIA SC 1:37:53 7:29 113 4 977 ROGER TRAMMEL 50 M CANDLER NC 1:37:54 7:29 114 13 717 GARY HEWSON 47 M COLUMBIA SC 1:37:56 7:29 115 5 701 JAN HARDWICK 53 M DILLON SC 1:37:58 7:29 116 3 966 SHAYNA SUTHERIN 22 F COLUMBIA SC 1:38:00 7:29 117 2 689 MATT GRIVETTI 18 M BLYTHEWOOD SC 1:38:01 7:29 118 22 542 KEN BLACKSTONE 35 M COLUMBIA SC 1:38:04 7:30 119 6 714 LINDA HENRY 37 F COLUMBIA SC 1:38:28 7:31 120 14 541 CHARLES BLACKMON 49 M KERSHAW SC 1:38:33 7:32 121 18 536 MARVIN BENJAMIN 40 M BEAUFORT SC 1:38:47 7:33 122 19 915 JAMES RION 44 M SULLIVANS ISLAN SC 1:38:57 7:34 123 23 1063 MILTON SHOWALTER 36 M COLUMBIA SC 1:39:04 7:34 124 15 959 JAMES STEWART JR 48 M AIKEN SC 1:39:11 7:35 125 16 1097 MICHAEL W.
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