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FASTEST ALL- TIME NS RUNNERS Originated by Jerome Bruhm Compiled by Jerome Bruhm and Michael FASTEST ALL- TIME NS RUNNERS Originated by Jerome Bruhm Compiled by Jerome Bruhm and Michael Wills This information is based on results I have on hand and is therefore not complete. If you spot errors or can provide updated information, please contact me at [email protected] Any information on course records would be welcome. "NS" indicates fastest on Nova Scotia soil "CR" indicates course record "CRN" indicates course record by a Nova Scotian Ages are based on Year of Birth, not Date of Birth A Tim g Addres Ye e Athlete e s ar Race 1 Mil e :4:1 Norm 2 19 Auto City Mile, Halifax 1 2 Tinkham 6 Halifax 89 (NS) :4:1 Andy 19 2 3 O'Rourke Halifax 89 Auto City Mile, Halifax :4:1 19 3 7 Mark Wood Kentville 88 Texaco Mile, Halifax :4:1 Ralph 3 Centrevil 19 4 8 Williams 5 le 87 Texaco Mile, Halifax :4:2 Smartex 2 19 5 2 Tambala 2 Bedford 87 Texaco Mile, Halifax :4:2 2 19 5 2 David Conen 1 Halifax 88 Texaco Mile, Halifax :4:2 Oivind 19 5 2 Naess Bedford 89 Auto City Mile, Halifax 8 :4:2 Mark Shupe 2 Halifax 19 Labatt's Lite/C-100 Elite 3 5 87 Mile, Halifax :4:2 Dan 1 19 8 3 Hennigar 7 Maitland 88 Texaco Mile, Halifax :4:2 Gerald 19 Labatt's Lite/C-100 Elite 10 4 Romme Halifax 86 Mile, Halifax Notable Net Downhill Miles :4:0 Jamie 2 20 Bridge Mile, 2 Blanchard 4 Halifax 02 Halifax/Dartmouth :4:0 2 19 4 David Layton 1 Truro 84 Spring Garden Mile, Halifax :4:0 Norm 2 19 5 Tinkham 1 Halifax 84 Spring Garden Mile, Halifax :4:0 Ralph 3 Centrevil 19 6 Williams 1 le 83 Spring Garden Mile, Halifax :4:0 2 Antigoni 20 Bridge Mile, 6 Eric Gilles 7 sh 07 Halifax/Dartmouth :4:0 Robert 2 Dartmou 19 7 Englehutt 5 th 83 Spring Garden Mile, Halifax :4:1 19 1 Mark Wood Kentville 84 Spring Garden Mile, Halifax 1 Mil e :4:4 2 19 Auto City Mile, Halifax 1 7 Lucy Smith 2 Bedford 89 (NS) :4:4 Annick 2 19 2 8 DeGooyer 4 Halifax 89 Auto City Mile, Halifax Mary Anne :5:0 (Wear) 3 Bridgew 19 Labatt's Lite/C-100 Elite 3 1 LeFrank 3 ater 87 Mile, Halifax :5:0 Yarmout 19 Labatt's Lite/C-100 Elite 4 2 Barb Muise h 86 Mile, Halifax :5:0 Bonnie 3 19 5 3 LeFrank 1 Halifax 88 Texaco Mile, Halifax :5:0 Janet Hoyt- 2 Dartmou 19 6 4 d'Eon 6 th 88 Texaco Mile, Halifax :5:0 Louise Dartmou 19 Labatt's Lite/C-100 Elite 7 5 Hamelin th 86 Mile, Halifax :5:1 3 19 Labatt's Lite/C-100 Elite 8 2 Joan Merlin 4 Halifax 86 Mile, Halifax :5:1 19 Labatt's Lite/C-100 Elite 9 5 Dawn Bauld Halifax 87 Mile, Halifax :5:1 Becky 1 Middleto 19 Labatt's Lite/C-100 Elite 10 7 Richards 9 n 86 Mile, Halifax :5:1 Benita 1 19 Labatt's Lite/C-100 Elite 10 7 Sabean 6 Halifax 87 Mile, Halifax Notable Net Downhill Miles :4:4 Heather 2 20 Bridge Mile, 6 Hennigar 9 Halifax 02 Halifax/Dartmouth Kristen :4:4 (Lewis) 2 20 Bridge Mile, 7 Woodruff 3 Halifax 02 Halifax/Dartmouth :4:5 Denise 3 Dartmou 20 Bridge Mile, 9 Robson 8 th 06 Halifax/Dartmouth :5:0 Denise 4 Dartmou 20 Bridge Mile, 6 Robson 0 th 08 Halifax/Dartmouth :5:0 Erin 1 20 Bridge Mile, 8 MacLean 7 Kingston 01 Halifax/Dartmouth 2 Mil es :9:3 Norm 2 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 1 5 Tinkham 0 Halifax 83 Miler, Dartmouth (NS) :9:3 Derek 2 Dartmo 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 1 5 Estabrook 1 uth 85 Miler, Dartmouth (NS) :9:3 David Liverpoo 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 3 9 Ruggles l 91 Miler, Dartmouth :9:3 Smartex 2 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 3 9 Tambala 6 Bedford 91 Miler, Dartmouth :9:4 1 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 5 1 Mark Shupe 9 Halifax 81 Miler, Dartmouth :9:4 Dartmou 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 6 6 John Carson th 82 Miler, Dartmouth :9:5 Richard 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 7 1 Brooke Halifax 79 Miler, Dartmouth :9:5 Darren Dartmou 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 8 2 Stoddart th 83 Miler, Dartmouth :9:5 2 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 9 3 Gary Shupe 0 Halifax 83 Miler, Dartmouth :9:5 Daniel 2 Dartmou 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 10 4 Comeau 4 th 90 Miler, Dartmouth 2 Mil es :11: Yarmou 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 1 24 Barb Muise th 86 Miler, Dartmouth (NS) Leslie :11: (Douglas) 1 Dartmou 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 2 34 Carson 9 th 82 Miler, Dartmouth :11: 2 Dartmou 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 2 34 Rayleen Hill 0 th 93 Miler, Dartmouth :11: Ena 3 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 4 39 MacPherson 7 Halifax 96 Miler, Dartmouth :11: Janet Hoyt- 1 Dartmou 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 5 46 d'Eon 5 th 77 Miler, Dartmouth :12: 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 6 09 Dawn Bauld Halifax 90 Miler, Dartmouth :12: Robyn 1 20 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 7 33 Erikson 6 Bedford 02 Miler, Dartmouth :12: Marilyn 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 8 21 McKenna Halifax 90 Miler, Dartmouth :12: Alexandra Dartmou 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 9 24 Bruce th 85 Miler, Dartmouth :12: Sherry 4 20 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 10 25 Carson 9 Halifax 06 Miler, Dartmouth :12: 2 Avonpor 19 Dartmouth Natal Day 2 11 28 Cindy King 0 t 91 Miler, Dartmouth 5 - km :14: Norm 2 19 Canada Day Road Race, 1 19 Tinkham 7 Halifax 90 Ormocto NB :14: Bo 2 Stellarto 19 Athlete's Foot 5K Spring 2 33 MacGillivray 8 n 87 Tune-Up, Halifax (NS) :14: Smartex 2 19 Athlete's Foot 5K Spring 3 35 Tambala 2 Bedford 87 Tune-Up, Halifax :14: Randy 3 19 Athlete's Foot 5K Spring 4 52 Bullerwell 4 Halifax 91 Tune-Up, Halifax :14: 2 20 Great Lakes Challenge 5K, 5 54 Jeff Gorman 6 Halifax 04 Toronto :15: 2 19 Athlete's Foot 5K Spring 6 03 David Layton 3 Truro 86 Tune-Up, Halifax :15: Dan 2 19 7 05 Hennigar 5 Halifax 96 5K Spring Tune-Up, Halifax :15: 3 19 Athlete's Foot 5K Spring 8 19 Dan Kontak 1 Halifax 86 Tune-Up, Halifax :15: Dan 3 19 9 29 Soucoup 8 Halifax 87 TUNS 5K, Halifax :15: 2 19 Athlete's Foot 5K Spring 10 32 Sandy Pirie 1 Halifax 87 Tune-Up, Halifax Notable performance by Nova Scotians living "away". :14: 2 Vancouv 19 37 Sean Clancy 7 er BC 94 Vancouver 5 - km :16: 2 19 Athlete's Foot 5K Spring 1 15 Lucy Smith 0 Bedford 87 Tune-Up, Halifax (NS) :16: Annick 2 19 Ekiden Relay, Yokohama, 2 21 deGooyer 4 Halifax 89 Japan :16: Bonnie 3 19 Athlete's Foot 5K Spring 3 27 LeFrank 0 Halifax 87 Tune-Up, Halifax :16: Erin 2 Timberle 20 Atlantic Credit Union Lung 4 40 MacLean 4 a 08 Run 5K, Halifax Kristen :16: (Lewis) 2 20 Ekiden Relay, Bejing, 5 53 Woodruff 3 Halifax 02 China :17: Denise 4 Dartmou 20 Atlantic Credit Union Lung 6 03 Robson 0 th 08 Run 5K, Halifax :17: Mary Anne 3 Bridgew 19 7 27 (Wear) 3 ater 87 TUNS 5K, Halifax LeFrank :17: Louise Dartmou 19 Athlete's Foot 5K Spring 8 32 Hamelin th 86 Tune-Up, Halifax :17: Yarmout 19 9 35 Barb Muise h 86 TUNS 5K, Halifax :17: Denise 3 Dartmou 20 World Heritage Site 5K, 10 40 Robson 8 th 06 Lunenburg (CR) :17: Pam Currie- 2 19 11 47 Yarr 7 Halifax 86 TUNS 5K, Halifax :17: Lavinia 2 20 World Heritage Site 5K, 12 49 Gough 4 Halifax 02 Lunenburg :17: Janet Hoyt- 2 Dartmou 19 13 56 d'Eon 6 th 88 TUNS 5K, Halifax Notable performance by Nova Scotians living "away". :15: 3 Victoria 19 North American Challenge, 46 Lucy Smith 1 BC 98 Riverside CA Leslie :17: (Douglas) 3 19 11 Carson 1 Ontario 94 Cactus 5K, Dundas ON 5 Mil es :23: Norm 2 19 McKenzie Indy Road 1 25 Tinkham 7 Halifax 90 Race, Toronto :23: Norm 2 19 Gala Days 5 Miler, Berwick 2 51 Tinkham 6 Halifax 89 (NS,CR) :24: Robert 2 Dartmou 19 Brooks Spring Run-Off, 3 07 Englehutt 5 th 83 Toronto :24: Bo 3 Stellarto 19 4 12 MacGillivray 2 n 91 Gala Days 5 Miler, Berwick :24: Freeman 2 19 5 36 Churchill 9 Halifax 82 Sam's Mug Run, Halifax :24: Smartex 2 19 5 36 Tambala 6 Bedford 91 Gala Days 5 Miler, Berwick :24: Ralph 2 19 Privateer Days 5 Mile Road 7 42 Williams 8 Kentville 80 Race, Liverpool (CR) :25: Ken 3 19 Polar Run 5K, 8 20 Doucette 7 Trenton 86 Charlottetown, PEI :25: David Liverpoo 19 9 22 Ruggles l 91 Gala Days 5 Miler, Berwick :25: Dan 4 19 10 25 Soucoup 2 Halifax 91 Gala Days 5 Miler, Berwick :25: Andrew 19 11 26 O'Rourke Halifax 88 Gala Days 5 Miler, Berwick 5 Mil es 1 :27: Denise 3 Dartmo 20 Gala Days 5 Mile Road 44 Robson 8 uth 06 Race, Berwick (NS,CR) :28: 2 19 Gala Days 5 Mile Road 2 18 Lucy Smith 1 Bedford 88 Race, Berwick :29: Bonnie 3 19 Gala Days 5 Mile Road 3 03 LeFrank 4 Halifax 91 Race, Berwick :29: Denise 4 Dartmou 20 Gala Days 5 Mile Road 4 05 Robson 0 th 08 Race, Berwick Kristen :29: (Lewis) 2 20 Privateer Days 5 Miler, 5 16 Woodruff 3 Halifax 02 Liverpool (CR) Mary Anne :29: (Wear) 3 Bridgew 19 Gala Days 5 Mile Road 6 17 LeFrank 4 ater 88 Race, Berwick :29: Jeannie Antigoni 19 7 20 Cameron sh 81 Sam's Mug Run, Halifax :29: Erin 2 Timberle 20 Antigonish Highland 8 23 MacLean 4 a 08 Games 5 Miler :29: Ena 3 19 Gala Days 5 Mile Road 9 48 MacPherson 8 Halifax 97 Race, Berwick :29: Sherry 4 19 Shoppers Drug Mart 10 50 Carson 1 Halifax 98 RoadRace, St.
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