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Official Newsletter of the Badgerland Striders, Inc.

Volume 31, No. 6 July 2002

INSIDE:

The Cudahy 10 Page 2 § A Lifesaving Run

Is This 32 Years? Or 40?

By Dave O'Brien you get a beautiful view of the lake in a number of places." There's something to be said for an event that has been The race is in August, so it’s usually hot. The 7 a.m. start run in the same location, same time and date, 32 years in a row. helps make it endurable, at least for the faster runners. However, it's better than that (or worse, depending on "We added a third water station last year," said Paul. how you see it). Paul Sokolowski, who co-directs the race with "Many of the [331] finishers said they liked that feature." his wife, Mary Callen, Paul also mentioned § A Cudahy Anniversary said Grant Nelson re- that there are showers Page 3 cently told them, "No, it's available at Cudahy § The Race Boneyard, Pt. 2 more like 40." high school after the § Prez Says – Be Aware! Grant is apparently run, and that we have remembering an earlier "a nice set of refresh- Page 4 § Cudahy race format that ments" available after- Traveling Strider – covered a different ward. Marathon to Marathon course. I was unable to Of course we Page 5 obtain the details, or shouldn't forget the § June Track Meet Grant's recollections, as opportunity to eat of this writing. cake in honor of Pete My memory of the and Mary Wysocki's Cudahy format is that it used to be 10 miles and 5 miles. sixth wedding anniversary, whose wedding took place in the "This is the third year it's been 10 miles and 10k," said park immediately following the Cudahy 10 and 5 mile races six Paul. "Apparently the road race committee felt that, since we years ago. didn't have another 10k race, we should work that distance into I plan to take advantage of their anniversary. I plan to run § Sarah’s Stride Raises Cudahy." 10 miles, shower, and eat cake; roughly in that order. But be- $46,000 Paul went on to describe some of the features of the race. cause it takes me a long while to cool off under the shower, I "It's a beautiful course," he stated, "and nearly flat. may be the last runner to be served. Page 6 It's run on park trails with some fantastic, verdant scenery. Congratulations, Pete and Mary, and many happy returns. § What is a CRIM? You go through parcels of woods, along a golf course, and Page 7 § Don’t Miss This One

Another Successful Superun

By Karen Van Rite believe me, we learned a LOT! We could not have made this Bob Scherer and I would like to extend a big THANK YOU race the success that it was without our throngs of volunteers. to all who took part in the 20th annual Superun on June 26. We would especially like to thank all of our captains who so Page 8 More than 800 runners and walkers participated in this event capably managed each of their respective areas. We appreciate § From the Archives on a beautiful evening in Lake Park. your loyalty and expertise, and hope we can count on you in

Congratulations to the overall winner, Sal Impellitteri, who the years to come. Page 9 crossed the line in 16:07, and Dot McHahan, who captured the We also want to thank each and every volunteer who came § Strider Bulletin Board women's title in 18:40. Masters winners were Rick Stefanovic out to help. We had lots of veterans who have assisted in the and Cheryl Neumann, posting times of 17:47 and 19:45, respec- past. We appreciate your continued support. Plus, we had Page 10 tively. Outstanding performances by all! (A complete listing of many new volunteers who pitched in wherever they were § Trail Buddies results can be found elsewhere in this newsletter.) needed. Your efforts are appreciated as well, and we hope to As novice race directors, Bob and I had a lot to learn and, (Continued on page 5)

§ RRCA Safety Tips

Page 10 § Fun Run Schedule

Making Dust § Sarah’s Stride p.12 § Strain for the Brain p.13 § Shark Bite Shuffle p.14 § St.Marys Bell Tower p.14 § Berry Big Run p.15 § Superun p.15 § Superun Volunteer Honor Roll p.17 § Freedom Run p.18 § Firecrcker 10K p.19

Page 19 § Coming Events

Runners Line up for the Start of the 2002 Superun in Lake Park page 2 “The Strider” July 2002 A Lifesaving Run

By Lizz Kannenberg, CHW Staff When thousands of runners take to the starting line at Al’s Memorial Run & Walk for Children’s Hospital pre- Editor Sam Martino sented by Briggs & Stratton on Sep- tember 21, they will be doing more than getting valuable exercise and enjoying time with friends. They will be contrib- Hot Summer uting to the health and well-being of area children for the twenty-fifth con- secutive year. Pledges raised for the Starts event help purchase medical equipment for the Neonatal and Pediatric Intensive Care Units and Hematology/Oncology/ Transplant unit at Children’s Hospital Painfully of Wisconsin, to help children like Mat- Getting ready for a marathon is no easy task. thew Maxwell receive the best care Just ask all those would-be marathoners and veter- available to them. ans who get out to the Lake Front on Saturday Life has never been easy for eight- morning for a few miles and then some. year-old Matthew. Born with autism, he I recall a few years back when I was training for is only partially verbal and while he the Portland Marathon and the heat index was in the loves hugs from his family, Matthew is 100s before 8 a.m. There were a few days with tem- wary of being touched by people he peratures in the 90s when training runs were diffi- doesn’t know. This in itself is very try- cult. ing for his loving family, but the hard- I was reminded of the hot weather recently when ship increased exponentially when Mat- we had nearly a dozen days with temperatures in the thew was diagnosed with stage one 90 degree range. Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in May 2001. Well, I'm hardly training for another marathon. Strange people and places, medical But I have been thinking about runners, and not just tests, and countless doses of medica- those who get out for the long runs, but those who tion loomed in the little boy’s future, Matthew Maxwell, Children’s Hospital Champion and his family wondered how Matthew do the short ones as well. Children’s Hospital did their best to accommodate I was pleasantly surprised by the big turnout for Matthew’s apprehensions about his treatments. the Superun at Lake Park. Big numbers. Big heat. Nurses rearranged schedules so Matthew wouldn’t Then a big storm to cool things down. Not bad for a have to wait for long periods of time at the hospital, Superun. and doctors used medical techniques that were the I was on the sidelines for the run, marveling at least invasive and uncomfortable for Matthew. the number of runners and wishing I could be mo v- “Everyone at Children’s went out of their way to ing with them and as fast as they were. I haven't make Matthew more comfortable,” Laurine said. “He been running much, partly because I am somewhat was a definite challenge most times he went in, and of a klutz. You see I fell for the third time this year they never stopped giving support and kind words and injured my right leg and ankle. to him—and us.” I was trying to get on my bicycle for cross train- Matthew’s medical team faced the challenge of ing. Instead I crossed my leg over the seat and fell getting the little boy to take his life-saving medica- when my shoe clips didn't lock into those high-tech tions throughout chemotherapy. Matthew would pedals. not eat or drink anything that tasted like medicine, All of this was just a reminder that I fell twice so doctors were forced to arrange at-home infusions this winter trying to cross country ski. Once I in- to get the medication into his system. The chemo- jured my right thumb and couldn't type. This is a real therapy also claimed Matthew’s hair, but he kept his hardship for a journalism professor and writer. Then head high and fought valiantly against the disease a month later I fell again and stubbed my toe. he did not understand. This time the bike accident sent a message. Stick After four months of treatment and countless to walking. In fact I tried walking and running a few hours of dedication by the staff of Children’s Hospi- weeks ago with the Chicago Area runners on the would handle the confusion of treatment. “Matthew has more to overcome than others,” tal, Matthew is cancer free and once again the ener- Lakefront. A fun time. But it was hot... getic boy he was one year ago. Today Matthew en- And I was pleased that I didn't fall or stumble said his mother, Laurine Maxwell. “The first few weeks of all the scans and tests were very draining. joys playing outside, swimming, playing computer over my own shoelaces. Some friends, including the games, and watching movies. His mother reports Dancing Fool now label me as the Italian Klutz. But the doctors gave many good words of encour- agement, and we went into this headstrong and with that he has a newfound tolerance for doctors and Anyway, for those who are inclined to run in the medical procedures, and even smiles through his heat…Stay cool. Drink lots of water. conviction.” Treating Matthew’s cancer was a lesson in crea- entire follow-up exams. ….And watch your step! Laurine credits Matthew’s fortitude and the skill- The Italian Klutz. tivity for both his doctors and family. The staff of (Continued on page 6) Cudahy 10-Mile, 10K, and 6th Anniversary

By Pete Wysocki ¤On this day of days, I can truly say, I Love Enough about us, let’s get back to the run. The ¯ Love, this is my song, here is a song, you, Mary Wysocki, Cudahy 10 Mile and 10K Race will be held on Sun- th th ¯ a serenade to you. ¤HAPPY 6 ANNIVERSARY!!! day, August 4 , a great day, at 7:00AM by Cudahy High School. ¯ I cannot make the world they say, This run is part of the Badgerland Striders Mara- ¯ without your love there is no day, so For you people who don’t know, on this very day, this very race, and for the first time in six years, thon Build-Up program, so don’t show up at Lake ¯ Love this is my song, here is a song, rd this very date, August 4th, Mary and I were married Park on Saturday, Aug. 3 , because we’ll be step- a serenade to you. ¯ on the glorious grounds of the Cudahy Run. ping out the next day. From both of us to our running friends, please If you have any questions, please call Mary Cal- As runners, we hear the phrase, “I love run- join us in a beautiful day, a beautiful run, with some len at 414-259-0051. ning”, or “I love to eat” or “I’d love to get away beautiful cake and champagne to celebrate the tying Remember that at this run you can have your from this job, so I can run.” of our shoe laces, I mean, the tying of the knot to cake and eat it too. our marriage. July 2002 “The Strider” page 3 Times Past: Now and Then The Race Boneyard, Part 2

lems with scoring according to race director Glen Wargolet because “We ran out of turkey tags.” There was a move in the mid-1980’s to put a bike lane on the Hoan Bridge that could also be used by runners. The idea eventually died, but it recently Dennis Novak surfaced again. However, feasibility studies have concluded that a bike path is not practical. J.C. Penney Classic The Ronald McDonald House received the pro- Ron Winkler ceeds from this 2-mile and 5-mile race that started BE AWARE and finished at the eastern end of the Milwaukee This fourth article in the series about race extinc- County Grounds on Watertown Plank Road. There tions will take another look at specific races that are At the Badgerland Strider membership meeting was also a 5-person relay that was incorporated into th no more. It has been difficult deciding which races the 5-mile race that went through Hansen Park. on June 19 Strider Tom Chvala shared with us an to include due to the large numbers of extinct races. The original race distance was a 10K run and unfortunate experience he had while running more Here is another batch of races to jog your memory. relay when the race was born in mid-June in the mid- than ten years ago. Tom was hit by a car, went into a Run For Your Health 1980’s. In 1985, the distance was changed to a 5-mile coma, and was hospitalized for many months. It is Community Memorial Hospital in Menomonee run/relay and a 2-mile run was added. The race con- remarkable that today Tom is alive and has returned Falls was the sponsor of this 2-mile and 5-mile race sistently attracted about 1400 runners up to the last to running. that was held in the middle of May. The initial race year, which was 1989. But this story is not about Tom. One thing he was in 1979. The last year was 1987 when approxi- mentioned in his presentation was that while he was mately 700 runners participated. running on that particular day, he was not carrying There have been a number of races sponsored any form of identification. That got me thinking. by hospitals or clinics. A few that come to mind that How many of us are guilty of running with no identi- you no longer can run are: fication on us. I know I am guilty. 3 Family Health Plan Run through Root River Several years ago I had to travel out of town Parkway; with my job on a regular basis. I never failed to take 3 St. Michael’s Hospital, Toward a Healthier You, along my running shoes. One day it dawned on me through Meaux Park; what would happen if I had an accident or a medical 3 De Paul Hospital Country Run through Wilson problem while in an area where nobody knew me Park; (duh). I then proceeded to order ID tags that I saw 3 Oshkosh Mercy Medical Cen- for sale in one of the running magazines and wore ter’s Medi-thon; them on my running shoes for many years. 3 Earl Gillespie-St. Colletta Run in Now that I am self-employed and no longer Jefferson; travel on business, I have become negligent in car- 3 St. Luke’s Hospital Blue & Gold J.C. Penney Classic T-Shirt rying any form of ID when I run. Like many of you I Run in Racine, Logo (above) from 1989 often run with a companion, which makes the ID tag 3 Milwaukee St. Luke’s Hospital with the back at right unnecessary. But there are times when I do run Harvest Health Run. alone. I have now decided to find these old ID tags and Furry Five The Wisconsin Humane Society initiated the hang them on my shoes once again. Better safe than first Furry Five (kilometer) in 1987 over a course sorry. One other point Tom mentioned. When you through Estabrook Park and called it Kilometers for are traveling, before you take off on your run, get a Kindness/Furry Five. The race started and finished business card from the hotel and write your room at the old Wisconsin Humane Society on Humboldt number on it. You can stuff it in your shoe or in a Avenue, located behind WTMJ’s Radio City on fanny pack or wherever. It is better to be safe than Capitol Dr. Parking was plentiful in the University of sorry. Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Park and Ride lot adjacent to the humane society. The lot had been created by filling in the old quarry known as the “blue hole,” a reference to the blue-gray dolomite that was taken from the quarry on the west bank of the Milwaukee River across from Estabrook Park. Anyone interested in geology can see the dolomite at an outcrop in the park along the east bank of the river just north of the railroad tracks. The race was held on the first Sunday in May. It Logos from the entry forms for Earl Gillespe’s attracted 250 runners in 1987 and had grown to al- Run for St. Colletta School and the most 1000 runners by the time of the last race in St. Luke’s Blue & Gold Run 1993.

Hoan Bridge Run In the mid-1980’s, a part of Milwaukee County’s birthday celebration was the closing of the Hoan www.smartidtag.com Bridge on a Saturday in mid August. The bridge was then opened to pedestrians and bicycles. It was an ideal opportunity to obtain great views of Milwau- Editors Note: Kris Hinrichs, says that she still kee’s lakefront from a unique vantage point at a lei- has some of these tags available. She said they are surely pace. At 9AM the Hoan Bridge Run started plastic and you can fill the information in yourself - and finished at the Marine/Naval Reserve Center on very handy and easy. They are much better than the South Lincoln Memorial Drive at the south end of "dog tag" type which are more expensive and re- the Hoan Bridge. Runners were warned of steep in- quire you to mail the info and then wait - you can clines in the 5.3-mile round trip on the Hoan Bridge. fill these out on the spot and put them right on your The race grew to approximately 600 participants, shoes. They are $2 a piece - cheap enough to have each of whom received discounts to county attrac- one for each pair of shoes. tions such as the Zoo, Mitchell Park Domes, Mu- Kris said that she always has them in her run- The Wisconsin Humane Society ning bag at fun runs and will remember to bring seum and Irish Fest. The race had an unhappy end- Furry Five T-Shirt Logo ing when it was cancelled at the last minute and left them to meetings, too. They are called SmartID - invented by a woman in Houston when she heard of runners without a race to run. Olympic Memorial Run Many of those runners showed up at St. Rita’s a runner who collapsed and died on a run - and no Terrorism has been around for quite awhile. This one knew who he was - for several days. 5K in West Allis. The large number of race day en- 10K and 2.3-mile run was put on by the Jewish Com- tries put pressure on St. Rita’s volunteers doing reg- munity Center to commemorate the deaths of the We can’t be too careful when we head out on istration. As a result, a large number of the runners (Continued on page 6) didn’t sign up and ran as bandits. This caused prob- the roads. Ask Tom Chvala. page 4 “The Strider” July 2002

T R A V E L I N G S T R I D E R S Marathon to Marathon

By Karen Van Rite and Jim, who were staying next door to me at the favorite, Dave Dixon from Sioux City, had a tough There really is a place called Marathon (besides motel. They, too, are "50-staters" and were hoping time. He has won the race something like the last in Greece), and it's in Iowa. I know Wisconsin has to add Iowa to their list. They were concerned about five or six times he has run it. His winning time this Marathon County, and there may be others of which the windy conditions as well. year was 2:43:07, almost six minutes slower than pre- I am unaware, but do any of them have a marathon? vious years. The strong northerly wind definitely This particular event started in Storm Lake, Iowa wreaked havoc with the runners the last eight or and ran north, and slightly east, to the town of nine miles or so as we headed due north, and Marathon, hence the name, "marathon TO Mara- slightly uphill, to Marathon. I had a pretty good thon". There's really not much in between the two pace going up until that point, at which time I towns except corn and soybeans. And, whoever slowed about 45 to 55 seconds per mile. said Iowa is flat has not been on the back roads! As mentioned previously, there really was noth- I should have known it would be a challenge to ing much to see along the course besides farm run a marathon that began in a place called STORM fields: corn and soybeans, soybeans and corn, Lake. (No, it did not rain on me this time.☺ ) This along with a few cows and sheep every so often. quaint little town is situated around a beautiful lake There was, however, one rather strange sight while called -- you guessed it -- Storm Lake. It is also the we were running on the course. Somewhere in the home of the world's largest wind farm. What is a last several miles I passed one of the locals running wind farm, you ask? Well, it's a place with giant wind his first marathon -- in denim overalls and barefoot. generators that produce electricity. This particular Now, I can only imagine what running 26 miles bare- wind farm generates enough power for some 91,000 foot on the pavement can do to your feet. But, those homes in the area. I did not know any of this before long, hot overalls . . . the sweating and chafing and the marathon, and had no clue as to how significant such! Only in Iowa! --I wonder how he felt the next this could be. day. It did seem a bit breezy when I arrived the day Since I was in Iowa by myself, I really didn't before the race. I spent some time getting to know I went to the pasta dinner that evening -- a very know anyone, so I was somewhat surprised to hear the lay of the land, scouting out the high school friendly affair attended by many of the local people my name being called by someone driving along the where all race related activities were held, and walk- as well. Seems this was a big event for a Friday night course. It was Jim from Alabama, my motel neighbor, ing along the lake, taking in the beauty of it all. But in Storm Lake. Who could pass up all-you-can-eat asking if I needed anything. Unfortunately, he had the wind was so brisk I had to put on a jacket. This pasta for five bucks? It was actually quite good, and to drop out after a couple of miles due to severe was in Iowa in mid-June. I met many more nice people. And it seemed there back pain. So, he went back to the start, got his I met a very nice couple from Alabama, Jannie were runners from all over the country. rental car, and acted as a one-man support crew for his wife and me. Jannie was behind me -- I had Now, this was a rather small passed her somewhere around the halfway point. marathon, and Storm Lake is Jim would show up every couple of miles to offer not the easiest place to get to. support. With his car radio blaring, calling out But it turns out there were 185 words of encouragement along the way, he was a marathoners representing a welcome distraction from the wind and corn fields. total of 33 states. There were We all met up again at the finish line. Jannie also also many veterans of previous had a tough time with the miserable headwind, and "marathons to Marathon", and her finishing time reflected that. none seemed unduly con- The finish line party in Marathon must be the cerned by the windy conditions social event of the season for the local folks. There so evident earlier in the day. was a brass band that was possibly out on a week- On race day I was up bright end pass from the old folks' home, a good old- and early -- and I do mean fashioned barbecue sponsored by the Pork Council, early -- 3:30 a.m. to be exact. I and lots of old people sitting in lawn chairs watch- was driving to the finish in ing all of us runners while small children ran and Marathon in order to be bussed played. back to Storm Lake for a 6:00 a. Now, don't get me wrong, I really had a lot of m. start. I had decided the pre- fun. I met lots of terrific people. In addition to my vious evening that this would neighbors at the motel and various other runners at allow for a quicker departure the pasta dinner, I met Jim from Philadelphia who after the race. I had about a ten- was running his first marathon. We had chatted on hour drive to St. Louis after- the bus from Marathon to the start. Turns out, he ward to surprise my dad for rides a Harley, so of course I told him that he has to Father's Day. (He's 92 years old come to Milwaukee next year for the 100th anniver- and in failing health.) sary. The weather seemed ideal at Jim was a bit nervous and unsure of his ability to six o'clock as the gun went off complete the distance. I tried to reassure him and and we headed north for Mara- build his confidence. Then I didn't see him again thon. We had even gotten after the race began until I recognized him just ahead lucky with a break in the op- of me at the 26-mile mark. He actually did quite well pressive heat that had been and finished about twenty seconds ahead of me. prevalent the previous week. After a quick shower, I decided to skip the hoe Iowa can be brutally hot and down and hit the road. I had quite a long drive humid in mid-June, but temps ahead, the first two hundred miles of which were on were in the mid-fifties at race two-lane, rolling country highways. I never saw so start and reached only the up- many tractors in my life -- and they were all driving per-seventies by the time I on the roads! crossed the finish line. -- Quite Despite the wind and the cornfields, the long comfortable by Iowa standards. drive and the tractors, I had a great time. If you want However, the wind defi- to run a small marathon with lots of friendly people nitely became a factor as the and country charm, this is the one to do. race progressed. Even the local July 2002 “The Strider” page 5 June 2002 Badgerland SARAH'S STRIDE Striders Track Meet RAISES $46,000 FOR By Alice Winkler The Badgerland Strider’s June 2002 track meet was a great success. A large crowd of enthusiastic athletes ORGAN DONATION of all ages participated. We were graced with beautiful weather. The final Strider track meet of the season will be held AWARENESS on Tuesday, July 23rd at 6:30 PM at Hart Park in Wau- watosa. Join us! Meet some great people and get a By Tim Olsen Female winners were Dot McMahan of Milwau- good workout too. Community Development Coordinator, kee in first with a time of 17.32 with Jennifer Pavela 100 meter 800 meter Wisconsin Donor Network of La Crosse taking a close second in 17.35. Mike Jennings 10.92 Josh Wittlieff 2:26 Nearly 900 runners and walkers participated George Ogutu, Milwaukee, was the male masters Tom Kastner 11.20 Jon Simon 2:28 in the fourth annual Sarah's Stride run/walk Sat- winner (17.24) and Corinne Hlavka was the female Anneli Melin 12.44 Don Smith 2:54 urday, May 18, 2002, at Hart Park, Wauwatosa, masters winner (18.52). Dean Thompson 13.25 Cal Stanke 2:54 raising $46,000 for organ dona- Sarah's Stride is held in Josh Wittlieff 13.90 Randy Penn 2:57 Dan Graf 14.07 Laura Klien 2:58 tion awareness efforts in east- honor of Sarah Hegarty, a Tim McFarland 14.12 Louise Johnson 3:03 ern Wisconsin. local teen who died in 1998 Cal Stanke 14.18 Ron Winkler 3:18 Sarah's Stride raises funds while awaiting a life-saving Phil Stanke 19.47 (8 yrs) for organ donor awareness transplant. She was a Brandon Klein 27.25 (6 yrs) 200 meter efforts throughout southeast- healthy 15-year-old sopho- Ericka Sereg 27.25 (4 yrs) Mike Jennings 22.5 ern Wisconsin. The first three more at Divine Savior High Tom Kastner 23.7 Rich Sereg 27.25 (3 ½ yrs) years of the event funded an School and an excellent Tony Guentner 40.80 (3 yrs) Anneli Melin 25.4 Dean Thompson 25.69 organ donation curriculum for athlete before falling ill. She 1600 meter Josh Wittlieff 27.84 state drivers education pro- lost her fight for life March Jim Marschalek 4:31 Mike McFarland 28.12 grams, an organ donation cur- 16, 1998, at the age of 17. Josh Wittlieff 5:08 Dan Graf 28.18 riculum for state high school The Wisconsin Donor Net- Jim Guentner 5:19 Joe McFarland 28.93 health education teachers, and work is the federally desig- Dave Poglitsch 5:42 Rich Sereg 29.8 a website for the Wisconsin nated organ procurement Mark Spirk 5:42 Cal Stanke 31.12 Donor Network. More than organization supporting Tom McFarland 5:55 Tom Maley 36.13 Randy Penn 5:58 Ally Guentner 40.1 79,000 men, women and chil- organ donation and trans- Don Smith 6:12 dren in the United States, plantation in eastern Wis- Shelly Wyrick 6:15 3200 meter 1,600 in Wisconsin, are wait- consin. It is located in Mil- John Becker 6:19 Josh Wittlieff 11:39 ing for a healthy organ to re- waukee and serves a popu- Can Stanke 6:35 Jon Simon 11:41 place their failing heart, kid- lation of 2.2 million people Louise Johnson 6:39 Jim Guentner 11:48 ney, liver, lung, pancreas or in a 10-county region, in- Laura Klein 6:42 John Becker 13:31 intestine. cluding Door, Kenosha, Eric Swegles 7:41 Laura Klien 13:42 Louise Johnson 14:18 Sixteen of them die each Manitowoc, Milwaukee, 400 meter day because there are too few Ozaukee, Racine, She- Josh Wittlieff 56.89 Race walk exhibition organs available. boygan, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha Mike McFarland 57.70 1600 meter Matt Thull, Wauwatosa, won the 5k run with counties. Rich Sereg 1:03.5 Ally Guentner 15:28 a record time of 14.36. Scott Jansky, LaCrosse, For more information about organ donation in Phillip Stanke 15:28 Joe McFarland 1:04.31 placed second with a time of 15:02, and Joe Her- eastern Wisconsin, contact the Tim McFarland 1:07 Carol Guentner 15:48 Cal Stanke 1:14 ington, Milwaukee, placed third, in 15:05. Wisconsin Donor Network at 1-800-432-5405 or Tom Maley 1:24 www.wisdonornetwork.org.

Another Successful Superun

(Continued from page 1) see all of you again next year. A new feature in the newsletter is volunteer recognition, so you will find a listing in this is sue. We apologize if we missed anyone. Be assured that it was merely an oversight on our part, and certainly not intentional. Of course last, but certainly not least, is the Pompeii Men's Club. Dozens of mem- bers turned out to support the athletes and host the hospitality area. As usual, they served up those delicious Italian sausages and furnished liquid refreshments for the runners and spectators. We value their partnership in this event to support the Special Olympics. There is one last item we would like to mention. Anyone who should have received a trophy but left the park before the awards presentation, please contact Bob Scherer at (262) 569-6732 or e-mail [email protected], to make arrangements to obtain your award. See you next year!

page 6 “The Strider” July 2002 The Race Boneyard, Part 2 TheThe CoolestCoolest

(Continued from page 3) Israeli athletes slain at the 1972 Munich Olympic RaceRace inin Games. The honorary race chairman was Frank Shorter who had won the MichiganMichigan marathon at the games. The race was held in late August from 1979 un- By Ted Itzov til 1987. The course varied As you ran Lighthouse while humming over the years, but was Roger Millers lyrics, “Well I swallowed it with a always along Milwaukee’s smile. Bbbbbb….. (lip sound effect) Run ten lakefront at the south end mile. Chug-a-lug, chug-a-lug,” you were won- of Lincoln Memorial Drive dering what other ten-mile races you might care near the War Memorial. to run. Wisconsin’s offering is all very fine. The field was small, at- Cudahy is a long-standing tradition as it tracting about 200 run- doubles as an anniversary to a momentous oc- ners. casion. Waunafest has one of the “coolest” t- Frigid Five shirt designs in Wisconsin. However, perhaps On Saturday, May 22, you would prefer a new venue. 1982, the American Heart Think “Big Turnout,” “Big Post-race party,” Association held a 10K “World Class runners,” “Hills To Run,” and race that was called Run “Lot’s o’ Competition.” Enter CRIM. Save Sat- for Life. The race was urday, August 24 to be in Flint, Michigan. Get sponsored by WTMJ on ready for an 8AM start amongst a large crowd Capitol Dr. where the race of runners. You’ll lop around in Flint. After- started and finished. The wards, you’ll be able to indulge in lots o’ good- course went through Esta- ies, beer, and other fine consumables. brook Park and south onto the bike trail that connects Saturday, August 24, 2002 Estabrook Park with Mil- CRIM Schedule of events waukee’s lakefront. Trivia Quiz: Then, the race was Above are pictured three of the series of Frigid Five Hats 7:30 a.m. Wheelers moved to February, the 1. Top Left and Right: Baby blue background, with a dayglow pink band and bright 8:00 a.m. Crim 10-Mile Run distance was changed to 5 yellow text. 9:30 a.m. Crim 8K Run miles and the Frigid Five 2. Bottom Left: White Background, with a black band (yellow highlight) and dayglow 9:45 a.m. Crim 8K Walk was born. The race started pink text. 10:00 a.m. Crim 5K Run on Capitol Drive in front 3. Bottom Right: Yellow background, with a white band (blue highlighting) and blue 10:30 a.m. Crim 5K Family Walk of WTMJ’s Radio City. text. 11:45 a.m. Crim 1-Mile Run The course went Be the first to name the years for each of these three hat styles and win a fabulous 11:50 a.m. Crim 1-Mile Fun Walk through Estabrook Park prize. Send responses to “[email protected]”. 12:30 p.m. Teddy Bear Trot and then into Glendale. Return to Radio City was in Fond du Lac, Kenosha, Whitewater, Eau Claire, La via Port Washington Road and Capitol Dr. The course Crosse, Appleton, Grantsburg, Sheboygan and Bay- was changed a number of times throughout the race’s field. In fact, most of those survived into the mid to The CRIM Ten Mile run is just one of vari- history. late 1990’s. The Fond du Lac race was last listed in the ous races. Other races include an 8K Run, a 5K Although the race lived up to its name, race organ- 1999 Striders Race Book. The Grantsburg Frigid Five is Run, and other run/walk events. These events izers felt that the cold weather was keeping runners scheduled for Saturday, February 15, 2003. have a later start time. Hence, more motivated away. Therefore, after two years, an attempt was made runners may opt to join in any of the shorter to attract a larger field by changing the date to mid- Eastbay Frosty Fun Runs and events after finishing the ten-mile event. March and by welcoming walkers. A further change Running on Prospect Fun Runs These running stores are no longer in business. For more information, just look up the CRIM was made in 1988 when the distance for the walk was However, both sponsored fun runs that were similar to web site, www.crim.org. Then get ready for shortened to 5K. the Badgerland Strider Fun Runs. some world-class fun. Maybe you’ll even hear a The peak of participation was reached in 1989 with The Eastbay Frosty Fun Runs were held monthly band at the post-race party playing the late a crowd of 3200. However, WTMJ withdrew its spon- on Saturday mornings in December Running on Pros- Roger Miller’s reference to running ten miles. sorship and the race moved to County Stadium. The pect Fun Runs were held monthly on a Tuesday night So save the date for the “Coolest Race In distance for the run/walk was changed to 5K for 1990- at 6:30 PM, from March through December. Runners Michigan.” Now you know what “CRIM” 91, with 2400 participants each year. had the choice of a 2-mile, 4-mile or 6-mile run that stands for. The final year for the race was 1992 when it was started from Armen Hadjinian’s store at 2111 N. Pros- held on May 2nd. It was called Prange’s Channel 4 pect Ave. on Milwaukee’s east side. The Badgerland Frigid Five. The 5K run/walk/in-line skate was held in Strider office was located in Running on Prospect for Veteran’s Park. many years until Armen closed his store. Frigid Five awards are truly collector’s items as only the top three male and female finishers received This is the fourth in a series on race extinctions. them. All participants received a stocking cap; each Future articles will deal with races that lasted only one year the colors were different. or two years. In addition, there have been races that A series of Frigid Five races developed throughout appeared to have died, but were revived. The success- Wisconsin, similar to the Jingle Bell Runs that are held ful races will be discussed, including the Badgerland in November and December. Frigid Fives were staged Strider races.

Al’s Memorial Run a Lifesaver

(Continued from page 2) ful and caring staff of Children’s Hospital for her son’s recovery: “He would not be where he is with- out the help and medical knowledge that Children’s had to offer.” “Matthew will be a Children’s Champion at Al’s Memorial Run & Walk,” Laurine continued. “We want to help raise the money needed so that these doctors and nurses can continue to save the lives of these special kids.” Thousands of children like Matthew Maxwell visit Children’s Hospital each year, and the quality care and compassion they receive would not be possible without support from people like Al’s Run participants. Registration and pledge forms for Al’s Memorial Run & Walk for Children’s Hospital are available online at www.alsmemorialrun.com or by calling (414) 266-6320. July 2002 “The Strider” page 7 Don't Miss This One! Corn Roast Fun Run, Family Picnic and GPS Contest

By Dave O'Brien from material shot by club cinematographers Jack, person, so if your family isn't coming, double up and You've heard of it, run it, or even tasted it in Dave, Al and Jeff. Editing was done by Brad Ander- travel with a friend. Don't pay at the kiosk; drive thru prior years. son and Kevin Mastaw. It's good family material. and pay at picnic area #3. We have an agreement "Why eat corn with us," I asked, "while your More reason to bring them. with park personnel. wife (or mother, spouse, significant other) prepares a In the past we had honored club members hav- Location? It's at Minooka Park, at the south separate meal at home? ing "corn" in their names. Such as, shy and retiring side of Waukesha. Leave early, and plan to get lost. "Why do dou- John Cornell. Cornelius Erby. Anyone from Corn- (It's Waukesha, don'cha know?) ble work?" wall, or from Hales Corners. We've also been able to Sarah will be there. And, I believe, David, and And so it was accommodate the busloads of runners arriving from Helen, and their families. born. The club the Cornbelt Running Club in Iowa. You should, too. Please bring your GPS, agreed. First Cornbelt personnel have always been our "Ace whether you know how to work it or not. This is Wednesday in in the Hole" in case our Wisconsin corn crop failed what your completed map image should look like. August, it's the to mature in time. (Note – crops are early this year; Corn Roast Fun Run, Fam- ily Picnic, and, for the first time this year, GPS Contest. GPS stands for Global Posi- tioning System. It's a device that basically, works off the satellites to tell you where you are on the earth's that won't be a problem.) surface. Now, GPS. What? You don't know about GPS? You're not If you have a portable Global Positioning System, alone. But – here's your chance to learn (a little bit, bring it along so either you or someone else can use it. at least). We're not offering a university course of [This is competition category #1 – Enabling/Lending/ study, after all. Instructing.] If you know how to use it, prepare a 0.7 Each year we have some gimmick. We usually minute (42 second) presentation to tell the rest of us have a two-to-seven minute program starting at 6:20 [#2 – Demonstration]. Finally, use it during your fun p.m. (note the run starts at 6:30, and the johns are 3 run to reproduce an image of the 5 lobes of the run minutes away). Last year we featured the Brave- map, which has remained the same for the past 6 or 7 To get to the park, take I-94 seven miles west of heart Start complete with face painting and a cat- years, and is reproduced below [#3 – Achievement]. the zoo interchange, to highway 18 west. Go west 2 whiskered Sarah Anderson initiating the charge with A brief GPS judging and awards ceremony will be miles to 164. Turn left. Go south 2 miles to county Y. her blood curdling scream. It was horrible. (And ef- held at 7:55 p.m. There will be 5 awards. Turn left. Go southeast 0.7 miles to Sunset Drive. fective, and lots, lots of fun.) You'll see the instant Other items?? It's in August. Expect bad weather. Turn right, then left into the park. Pass the kiosk replay this year. Don't call me, the event will take place in sun or storm. (don't pay there), and go ¼ mile to picnic area #3. The 5 minute TV documentary was gleaned There's a $2.00 parking fee. That's per car, not per Striders in the Press LOCAL RUNNERS PREFER THE FRESH AIR OVER THE TREADMILL OR INDOOR TRACK

By Mark Edmunds – Lifestyle West Magazine even when it’s winter” he said of his trail loops. In In training for the Madison Half-Marathon earlier Reprinted from the July 2002 the winter, we just move over to the snowmobile this year, she and her training partner opted for Issue of Lifestyles West Magazine trails and use those.” some urban running, something she could accom- If you ask westside folks, they’d tell you they Sure, he’s careful and keeps an eye on roots or plish before she headed off to work. prefer to get the runaround – all around. Forget the rocks that happen to be in the middle of his route. “We do the one (trail) along the lakefront – but treadmills. And don’t even think to ask them to make He’s especially aware of this during any one of the the one on the westside of Lincoln Memorial Drive,” a trip to the circular, cushy running track. Ice Age 50 trail runs he’s finished, too. “There are said Garvey, a 40-year old Brewers Hill resident of No matter what the temperature, the color of the lots of places you can fall on your face, so you have Milwaukee. The trails are a blacktopped surface, sky or the season of the year, these westside run- to be careful,” Bowerman said. something that appeals to her body. ners prefer getting their kicks outdoors – in park- Bowerman said he’d rather have rare falls on the “It’s urban running, but we can run on non- ways, on pathways, alongside roads or out on the soft surfaces than subject his knees and ankles to cement,” Garvey said. “And it’s functional because trails. Anywhere but inside. the pounding on the concrete pavement. He attrib- we have bad knees. When you’re training for these “I do all of my running out in the state forests,” utes his relatively healthy streak to soft, forgiving marathons and half-marathons, (the pounding) does said Clark Bowerman of the town of Ottowa. “I trails. wear on your body. (In the surface) you can feel the sometimes run loops in Minooka Park in Waukesha “I found that you don’t take the same sort of difference.” or out at Lapham Peak in Delafield. I usually run four pounding (0n the trails) as you do on the roads,” Pounding the pavement time and again doesn’t times a week – I would usually do three runs of six Bowerman said. “I attribute (the health) to running seem to bother Andy Arena of Brookfield. The 50- miles and one run of 15 miles.” on the softer surface.” year old runs up to 30 days a month and about 60 The 62-year old former president of the Badger- Plus, it’s a chance to get away from the hustle miles a week – mostly on the roads of Brookfield and land Striders said he’s been at this mileage level for and bustle of his job at R&R Insurance. “I like to be Elm Grove. But when he gets a chance, he’ll head for the last ten years. He used to run “for the competi- out in the woods, too,” he said. the trails at the Southern Kettle Moraine Forest, too. tion, now it’s the health and the fitness that’s driv- Pam Garvey had a taste of trail running a few “I guess I like both types of running – on the ing me.” years ago when she was training with some friends road and on the trails,” Arena said. “Trail running is Bowerman said he hasn’t had a serious injury in for the Madison Half-Marathon. Garvey, a fund- a lot different. The time passes faster on the trails.” years. Perhaps a twisted ankle here and there and a raiser for the Medical College of Wisconsin in Wau- Many times, Arena runs in the mornings before tumble on his head from misstepping on the uneven watosa, she said appreciates the quiet, natural sur- he heads to work in property management. Most surface of the trails. Or slipping on the ice or snow. roundings out at the Southern Kettle Moraine For- Wednesday mornings at 5:15 a.m., you can find “On the trails, you can go anytime of the year, est, just outside LaGrange in Walworth County. (Continued on page 8) page 8 “The Strider” July 2002 FROM THE ARCHIVES STRIDERS 25, 20, 15 and 10 Years Ago IN THE

By Ron Winkler Incidentally, Mary Klas is the only runner to 25 Years Ago have taken home a first place trophy in each of the PRESS three Holland Fest Runs. And in those three years, Sunday, July 31, 1977 she has had the fastest time in the women’s overall.” National 10-Mile and Women’s National 5-Mile (Continued from page 7) Championships, Cudahy, WI Arena and a group of die-hard runners gathered in Gary Barrett, Glenn Behnke and Kim Merritt won 15 Years Ago the parking lot of the Ruby Isle shopping center in this United States Track and Field Federation sanc- Sunday, July 19, 1987 Brookfield, ready to take off west on North Avenue tioned race. Barrett and Behnke tied for first with St. Matthias Mach Schnell 5-Mile and 2-Mile to start a mid-to long run before work. 51:08. Merritt’s time was 57:28. In the men’s race, Runs Arena and the others try to stay off the busier Tom Antczak was 3rd with 51:56, followed closely The winners of the 5-mile event on a very hot roads in and around this area of Brookfield and by Tony Rodiez in 4th with 52:03. Fifth place went to and humid day were Greg Trasser (29:09) and Patty nearby Elm Grove, alternating their routes depend- Phil Stewart who was timed in 52:45. Gleason (38:34). ing on how far everyone wants to go. The early The age division winners were Eric Thornton The age group winners were: morning group, which varies from week-to-week (30-39) 54:06; Alan Claremont (40-49) 56:26 and Elmer 13-19--Kevin Grabowski, 30:58; 20-29—Mark from four to ten people, takes up different courses Beth (50+) 63:19. In the women’s race, Georgette Schmidt, 30:36; 30-39—Abie Khatchadourian, 29:36; that measure anywhere from 12 to 20 miles. Goonan was a distant 2nd to Kim Merritt with 72:38. 40-49 Jerry Sobdeinski, 43:45; 50-59—Knud Stobbe, Arena saves his longer runs for the weekends Judy Kirchoffer was 3rd with 77:31. Kathy Martin 35:41; 60+ Stan Plumb, 39:38; Female 20-29—Kathy and heads a bit south to Whitnall Park in Greenfield. th was one minute behind with 78:34 to capture 4 Behling, 42:06 30-39—Sandra Poniewaz, 40:44; 40- “That’s real nice along the parkway around there,” place. Fifth place went to Yvonne Peychal in 88:34. 49—Sandy Sobocinski, 40:47. The two-mile winners he said. “There’s a good mix of hills and flat In the 5-mile race, Mary Rice took the title as she were Rob Keeler (10:40) and Laurie Rubach (13:00). stretches.” out kicked Katie Rusk to the finish. Rice had 31:43 Division winners were: Dick Dodd couldn’t agree more. In his 25 years and Rusk had 31:47. Nancy Jaquish finished 3rd with 12-under—Matt Wozalek, 14:43; 13-19—Chad of running and 60,000 miles he’s logged, the Franklin 32:19. Elizabeth Shack took 4th with 33:29, while Di- Hendricks; 20-29—Earnest Schultz, 12:04; 30-39— resident estimates he’s run half those miles in Whit- ane Held rounded out the top five with her 34:49. Mike Hirsch,10:50; 40-49—Terry Zastrow, 12:27; 50- nall Park and along the Root River Parkway. Rita Claremont was the 14 and under winner with 59—John Regner, 13:21; 60+--Larry Grassel, 17:40; “One of my fun runs – one of the routes I like to 35:40 and Mary Czarapata was the 30+ winner in Female 12-under—Patricia Seefeldt, 15:31; 13-19— take is in Whitnall Park. Certainly that’s my area,” 32:53. Other familiar names are Rosie Peterson, 5th in Mary Jaskolski, 16:49; 20-29—Janet Horning,16:03; Dodd said. “It’s very scenic. You don’t encounter 36:47, Becky Peelen, 7th in 44:07 and Ann Guse 9th 30-39—Alice Winkler, 16:13; 40-49—Sally Ruback, too much traffic. The miles just click by.” in 49:00. 13:47; 50-59—Marcia Cichacki, 29:50; 60+--Ruth Dodd, who works as the track and cross country Hue, 18:03. coach at Whitnall High School, said he appreciates the variety of inclines and declines, as well as the 20 Years Ago loops he can create with the mixture of roadways in Saturday, July 31, 1982 10 Years Ago the park, which includes Boerner Botanical Gardens. Third Annual Holland Festival Run 10K and 2- Saturday, July 18, 1992 “If I want speedwork, there are plenty of hills Mile, Cedar Grove, WI Port Washington Fish Days 5-Mile there,” Dodd said, referring to fartlek runs or “speed From the race results that were sent to all partici- Scott Branta and Sue Daggett won the crowns play” in Swedish. To train to run faster, over there pants, we have this summary: “In spite of this year’s with times of 24:56 and 29:46, respectively. In the the same three to six mile distance, runners do fast warm temperature and high humidity, you crossed men’s race, John Barndt was 2nd with 26:31. Peter bursts followed by slow recoveries. the finish line in record breaking times. It seemed to Sell was a close 3rd in 26:35, followed by Russ Delap Dodd, 42, likes the fact that with his parkway us that the pace of this year’s run was exceptionally in 4th with 26:47 and Kevin Setnes, 5th in 26:56. The running routes, he doesn’t usually have to contend fast. All four records were broken.” 2nd woman was Michele Van De Hey with 31:15. with a lot of motorists. But he’s close enough to Mary Klas of Random Lake bettered her own Kelly Watson was 3rd in 31:48, followed by Kate home that he doesn’t have to make a trip out to a record in the women’s 6.2-mile by 25 seconds, with a Nisiewicz, 4th in 32:14 and Kris Setnes, 5th with state forest to get a taste of nature. time of 38:09.6. 32:33. “And you don’t have to cross a lot of major Dave Driekosen broke Tim Renzelman’s ’81 mark Age group winners included: 40-44—John Jenk, roads.” of 31:31.9, with a winning time of 31:30.7, in the 27:48; 45-49—Carl Schulhof, 29:46; 50-54—Saeed men’s 6.2. However, Tim Renzelman, this year run- Kiarang, 35:19; 55-59—Paul Kutschera,31:21; 60+-- ning in the 2-mile, surpassed Dennis Raymark’s ’81 Larry Engel, 31:52; Female, 35-39—Jeanne Zahour, time of 9:46 with a 9:25.7 performance. Brigette Miller 35:23;40-44—Nathalie McCoy, 33:04; 45-49—Joy turned in an 11:30.8 in the women’s 2-mile, bettering Imms, 35:40; 55-59—Joan Engel,49:28. There were Mary Klas’ previous record of 12:19.9. 371 finishers.

BADGERLAND STRIDER FUN RUNS Fun runs are every Wednesday From April 24th through September 25th except meeting nights. There are no fees. They feature both a 3 mile and a 6 mile route. Refreshments are served at each run.

Wednesday July 17, 2002 7:00PM No Run, Meeting Night Wednesday July 24, 2002 6:30PM Whitnall Park #8 Wednesday July 31, 2002 6:30PM McKinley Marina Wednesday August 7, 2002 6:30PM Minooka Park #3 Wednesday August 14, 2002 6:30PM Estabrook Park #8 Wednesday August 21, 2002 7:00PM No Run, Meeting Night Wednesday August 28, 2002 6:00PM South Shore Pavilion Wednesday Sept 4, 2002 6:00PM Whitnall Park #8 Wednesday Sept 11, 2002 6:00PM Greenfield Park #3 Wednesday Sept 18, 2002 7:00PM No Run, Meeting Night Wednesday Sept 25, 2002 6:00PM Whitnall Park #8 July 2002 “The Strider” page 9 S TRIDER B ULLETIN B OARD

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By Mary Gorski part as a pacer! really comprehend that which needs to be experi- Non-ultra people have a curious idea about pac- All the thrills of Western States without the full- enced? A few days later he was to get to know ers -- they think that we are like the rabbits in a 10K body fatigue of a 100-mile run. I'd get to see the last those canyons up close and personal and then he or marathon, pulling the top runners to faster times. 38 miles while I was still coherent. I could shop at knew too. "You just wouldn't believe those can- Perhaps pacers for the leaders have a such a role, the Western States store and get more shirts that I yons!" he said to us at the Michigan Bluff aid sta- but I think most of us at 100-milers, especially at the didn't need! I was psyched and kept my fingers tion. Just hours before he told us that he was feeling Western States 100, find that a good 62 mile jaunt crossed that his name would be pulled at the high great -- some of the best running of his life. But then through the Sierras is enough to tame even the fast- school drawing. And so it was, and the race toward came the canyons. "I could tell Greg and Roy est of runners. I think they should really classify preparation was on. (friends back in Milwaukee) about these mountains most of us as "trail buddies" or something similar. "Team Poopsie" was born ("Poopsie" was but they just wouldn't be able to understand... they Basically, we are the people who help to keep the Dawn's nickname for her husband and unfortunately just wouldn't know how hard it is." runners awake through the night, keep their focus for him, once the rest of us heard it, it became our Truer words could not have been spoken. In on the trail and try to coax them into eating when nickname for him as well -- being a good sport about fact, if I remembered correctly, I had spoken them they generally don't feel like it. We tell them they it, he had "Team Poopsie" t-shirts made up for his myself weeks earlier. At Forest Hill we met Steve look great, regardless if they do or not. again and I changed out of my crew hat and into my My stint as a pacer started in November of last pacer hat. Poopsie and I were headed off to the year when my buddy Steve Young (no, not the foot- WISCONSIN FINISHERS woods together for the night while our spouses ball player) sent me an e-mail. I had just been roller 2002 WESTERN STATES 100 were off to Auburn to check into a hotel. Hmmmm... skiing with his wife Dawn -- had seen him as well -- Not sure if I worded that in the best way possible. and so was surprised to get an e-mail only a short PLACE NAME TIME Oh well. Having left the aid station at dusk last time later. He started out with "I wanted to talk to #113 PARKER RIOS 26:25:08 year, I was glad to run the first miles from Forest Hill you but didn't know quite what to say... I wasn't #132 JIM BLANCHARD 26:55:35 with a little daylight. We had some gorgeous views sure how to tell you..." #134 LISA CONOVER 27:24:12 before the sun finally called it a day. Steve was get- Of course I immediately thought the worst, called #157 STEVE YOUNG 27:42:02 ting sore and tired but his attitude was good and we my husband over and had him come and read the e- #241 BETH SIMPSON 29:42:25 were able to mix some good running with the walk- mail with me. "I think that Steve and Dawn are break- ing. ing up," I said to my own Lil' Mister. "Come and But there were moments when that happy little read this, Steve sounds like he is going to confess crew). In the months before WS, Steve and I dis- attitude started to crack. Steve got a little down on something serious." Well, it was a confession, but cussed shoes, hydration systems, foot taping, mile- himself when a few runners passed us in the night. I the confession was about entering the Western age, injuries, mileage again, hats and drop bags. reassured him that he was having an incredible race States lottery. Evidently, the marriage was still in- Steve is a better runner than I am, but a 100-mile for a first effort and that he would have a good fin- tact. race is a daunting task for anyone. Having struggled ish. Most of the time he believed me but now and A sigh of relief from both me and the hubby, and through both of my own attempts, I didn't know if I then his sore quads and achy feet got the best of then we looked at each other and said, "Oh my! was the best person to give advice. But hey you him. We got to Rucky Chucky along with a few Steve is going to give Western States a try!" Steve know what they say, as long as you sound confi- other Wisconsin runners and while Steve was tend- is an excellent runner and all-around athlete, but had dent people will generally believe what you say. :) ing to his feet I ran around with my disposable cam- only done one 50-miler before tossing his name in We flew out to San Francisco with a few of the era and clicked a few pictures of fellow Wisconsin for Western. I did Western States last year; it was other Milwaukee-area runners and crew members. It runners, Parker Rios and Lisa Conover. How nice of my second attempt but first finish. I loved the event, took most of the day, but by the end of it we were in them to time their aid station stop with my need for a but I've never had an easy time in the Sierras (okay, Squaw Valley and enjoying the beauty of the Sier- photo opportunity! of course no one has an EASY time, but I think you ras. It was Steve and Dawn's first time in the moun- And then up the hill we headed to meet our crew know what I mean). tains -- any mountains -- making the view even more again at Green Gate. Dawn tended to her Poopsie Stomach problems kept me company in both at- amazing. Like a good fireworks show, mountains while I chatted with Dave. "You should be proud of tempts. Asthma -- undiagnosed the first time and can't really be expressed in a photo, they have to be Dawn, she slept in a pile of dirt," he said. Dawn is a somewhat tamed the second time -- was also a WS experienced first-hand to be known -- much like self-proclaimed "girlie girl" so this came as quite a partner of mine. I was looking forward to going back Western States itself. surprise. It was only last year when she finally was and giving it another try, but had some other things I kept telling Steve, "You just can't visualize able to pee in the woods -- sleeping in the dirt on my plate this year. I didn't toss my name into the what a 2-3 mile climb or descent is like until you do seemed like a big jump. But hey, her hubby jumped lottery for 2002. But if Steve got in, I could still take it." I know that he believed me, but how can you (Continued on page 11)

THE RRCA's TIPS FOR RUNNING SAFETY

· DON'T WEAR HEADSETS. Use your ears to be aware of your surroundings. Using headphones, you lose the use of an important sense: your hearing.

· Always stay alert and aware of what's going on around you. The more aware you are, the less vulnerable you are.

· Carry a cell phone or change for a phone call. Know the locations of call boxes and telephones along your regular route.

· Trust your intuition about a person or an area. React on your intuition and avoid a person or situation if you're unsure. If something tells you a situation is not "right", it isn't.

· Alter or vary your running route pattern; run in familiar areas if possible. In unfamiliar areas, such as while traveling, contact a local RRCA club or running store. Know where open businesses or stores are located.

· Run with a partner. Run with a dog.

· Write down or leave word of the direction of your run. Tell friends and family of your favorite running routes.

· Avoid unpopulated areas, deserted streets, and overgrown trails. Especially avoid unlit areas, especially at night. Run clear of parked cars or bushes.

· Carry identification or write your name, phone number, and blood type on the inside sole of your running shoe. Include any medical information. Don't wear jewelry.

· Ignore verbal harassment. Use discretion in acknowledging strangers. Look directly at others and be observant, but keep your distance and keep moving.

· Run against traffic so you can observe approaching automobiles.

· Wear reflective material if you must run before dawn or after dark.

· Practice memorizing license tags or identifying characteristics of strangers.

· Carry a noisemaker and/or OC (pepper) spray. Get training in self-defense and the use of pepper spray.

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Trail Buddies

(Continued from page 10) from his first 50-miler to Western States, so big leaps run in the family. We're going to make an out- doors-woman out of her yet. But I digress. The sun rose for the second time during the race and Steve and I continued to plod on. The running breaks became less frequent but they were still there. There was a lot of fa- tigue, but Steve generally kept his spirits up. He really was doing great and it was such a treat for me to be a part of it. We saw Dave and Dawn for the last time at Highway 49 and then made the final push for home. Coming out on the road Steve had the same reaction as I did the year before, "Don't these damn hills ever end?" I assured him, as my own pacer had done last year, that the track was indeed flat and that he should enjoy it. At least a quarter mile of the run would definitely be runable. And so we reached that track, and Dawn came running to join us as we made the final loop and came to an end. Medi- cal needs were tended to, drop bags were picked up and others were congratulated for their own efforts. "But they just won't be able to understand," said Steve again as we talked about sharing the good news of his finish with friends back home. And he's right, no one really understands Western States until he has given it a try himself (or herself of course!). And no one understands the joy of being a pacer -- a "trail buddy" -- until that person has given it a try as well. The joy of finishing your own race is incredible but the joy of helping someone else finish one is indescribable. Congrats to all the WS finishers, their crews and pacers! YAHOO!!!! -- page 12 “The Strider” July 2002 MAKING DUST “IF YOU DON’T MAKE DUST, YOU EAT DUST”

SARAH’S STRIDE 165 25:16 25:03 Stephanie Larson 222 27:08 27:02 Teri Mueller 242 27:56 27:29 Jason Matson 166 25:18 25:04 Stacy Fleischmann 228 27:34 27:25 Joann Stern 264 28:39 28:22 Bryant Kerr SARAH HEGARTY 170 25:28 25:19 Greta Sutte 255 28:13 28:08 Ruth Eimer 278 29:29 29:01 Terry Gallaner MEMORIAL RUN 187 25:59 25:49 Cathy Rogowski 256 28:22 28:16 Pamela Talmadge 279 29:29 29:02 Michael Johnson 203 26:28 26:25 Kelly Costigan 261 28:30 28:08 Cyn Schulzelenberg 286 29:37 29:09 Bob Crawford Hart Park, Wauwatosa, Wi 206 26:31 26:00 Krista Tokarz 262 28:36 28:32 Jacquie Rolfe 299 30:30 30:03 Errin Fall Saturday, May 18, 2002 207 26:31 26:00 Mary Stuckey 270 29:02 28:47 Cheryl Currer M3034 5K Run 209 26:48 26:26 Patrice Cannestra 327 33:00 32:45 Donna Lemanczyk 8 15:38 15:37 Elijah Kosgel 211 26:50 26:24 Kathleen Walsh 334 33:18 32:47 Linda Henderson ChampionChip® timing by 50 19:28 19:24 Tom Antholin 225 27:19 27:07 Amy Cain 349 35:45 35:14 Rita Lambert 57 19:51 19:47 Nicholas Knobel Sports Management Associates, Inc. 226 27:29 27:21 Tanya Haske 355 36:12 35:53 Eileen Gleeson 84 21:34 21:30 Joseph Nettesheim 232 27:42 27:20 Shannon Krygiel 360 37:09 36:47 Rosemarie Kupka [email protected] 85 21:35 21:27 Jim Miller 245 27:59 27:36 Amy Seelman 361 37:19 36:49 Gwendolyn Morgan 94 22:16 22:02 William Shenkenberg 414-536-1377 251 28:07 27:47 Amy Miller 371 40:47 40:28 A Henninger 95 22:17 22:07 Roberto Castro 252 28:08 27:53 Heidi Wangen 376 41:14 40:55 Linda Kaentje 118 23:13 23:02 Phil Bielefeld 267 28:44 28:28 Donielle Clermont F4549 121 23:29 23:06 Paul Furlow 271 29:09 28:56 Angela Conto 106 22:56 22:52 Peg Meyer 123 23:31 23:19 Scott Kreuzer 277 29:27 29:14 Ann Przybysz 184 25:54 25:44 Debbie Strachota 124 23:34 23:19 John Cornell 289 29:59 29:39 Era Cribben 224 27:16 27:10 Barbara Tremel 125 23:38 23:28 Dan Dunn 292 30:20 30:10 Holly Schmidtke 230 27:38 27:30 Edie Niemiec 139 24:10 23:50 Chad Dombroski 296 30:24 30:04 Megan Mauk 257 28:24 28:16 Linda Pintor 145 24:19 24:03 Jeff Krygiel 298 30:30 30:02 Michelle Anderson 326 32:56 32:19 Vila Macarthur 163 25:15 24:51 Marcus White 324 32:23 32:02 Jodi Sekula 345 35:18 35:02 Janel Schliesmann 172 25:31 25:28 Ken Wackowiak 333 33:15 32:53 Amy Sekula 352 35:51 35:30 Robin Neel 174 25:33 25:21 Mark Hoffman 341 34:38 34:21 Elaine Palmer 356 36:50 36:28 Sally Moody 176 25:35 25:28 David Dietzler F3034 366 39:20 38:45 Vicki Gabriel 198 26:19 25:55 Erik Hekkers 88 21:47 21:41 Janel Dooley 370 40:46 40:27 Susan Katz 200 26:20 26:10 James Eldredge

98 22:26 22:21 Kelly Kiel F5054 219 27:01 26:51 Kevin Klink 136 24:07 23:56 Jill Eldrege 73 21:03 21:00 Kay Fronk 247 27:59 27:39 Christian Donahoe 186 25:59 25:27 Camille Fernandes 158 24:58 24:51 Judy Swank 248 28:00 27:42 Dan Strobel 193 26:08 25:57 Beth O'keefe 276 29:18 29:02 Diane Budyak 259 28:27 28:13 Jeffrey Schultz 195 26:16 26:07 Sarah Stephenson 280 29:32 29:22 Olivia Wong 272 29:09 28:47 James Kanter 196 26:17 26:11 Kathy Krahenbuhl 290 30:04 29:55 Susan Wucherer 329 33:07 32:44 Juan Banela 223 27:10 27:02 Jenny Totman 384 47:43 46:22 John Grogan 308 31:12 30:50 Judy Suchman

273 29:09 28:52 Susan Lovern M3539 281 29:32 29:21 Debbie Marten F5559 201 26:21 26:15 Karen Sivley 9 15:43 15:42 Kyle Moss 295 30:23 30:05 Valli Vairavan 14 16:46 16:44 Bruce Holmes OVRALL TIME CHIP NAME 309 31:14 30:52 Alice Stephens 221 27:06 27:02 Donna Bayard Top Male & Female 337 33:43 33:33 Cheryl Holden 22 17:50 17:47 Chaz Heckman 320 31:28 31:13 Lanna Zobel 23 17:54 17:52 Robb Johnson 1 14:36 14:36 Matt Thull 322 32:12 31:46 Angie Shegonee 377 41:36 41:19 Jane Bonogofski 19 17:32 17:31 Dot Mcmahan 25 18:01 18:00 Jim Guentner 330 33:07 32:47 Holly Herr F6064 32 18:42 18:39 Stefen Pavlik 340 33:54 33:25 Natalie Walesa 233 27:42 27:36 Sandra Weinstein F0119 33 18:45 18:41 Jeff Feldman 347 35:39 35:04 Nola Vandermeulen 319 31:21 31:15 Joanne Hammond 37 18:53 18:52 Amy Stephens 35 18:50 18:48 Sam Jackoyo 348 35:39 35:04 Jolynn Miller 365 39:13 39:06 Emelie Linke 42 19:11 19:07 Mark Linser 104 22:51 22:32 Amanda Budyak 354 36:07 35:37 Tammy Brissette M0119 43 19:16 19:13 Dave Lahey 131 23:52 23:34 Morgan Blake 358 36:54 36:26 J Schoenenberger 105 22:52 22:51 James Guentner 45 19:18 19:17 Marcel Cesar 150 24:41 24:21 Kathy Lauber 359 36:55 36:37 Becky Haun 194 26:10 26:05 Jordan Berghauer 53 19:39 19:36 Paul Davis 204 26:29 26:09 Kathryn Niemer 380 42:49 42:14 Mary Quam 234 27:42 27:33 Patrick Spellman 55 19:44 19:40 Kevin Mastaw 239 27:50 27:41 Julia Goggins 383 47:43 46:23 Anne Grogan 254 28:12 27:56 Leslie Lemanczyk 241 27:55 27:35 Matt Joswiak 56 19:48 19:39 Mary Fitzsimmons 260 28:28 28:15 Patricia Egan F3539 253 28:11 28:01 Thomas Eldredge 60 19:57 19:55 Nuje Stefaniak 269 28:54 28:29 Marie Derazinski 24 18:00 17:59 Lynn Fitzsimmons 263 28:39 28:15 Joe Miller 63 20:18 20:15 Jose Franco 306 30:45 30:30 Nicole Lemanczyk 41 19:08 19:04 Lisa Johnson 317 31:21 31:03 Andrew Fischer 64 20:27 20:15 Todd Ripple 78 21:23 21:19 Laura Klein 68 20:39 20:30 Tom Christjohn 312 31:17 30:58 Claire Mance M2024 89 21:51 21:46 Wanda Erickson 71 20:57 20:48 Rick Moon 313 31:17 30:59 Lindsay Hafeman 3 15:05 15:04 Joe Herington 107 22:57 22:45 Judy Klein 75 21:08 21:03 John Lundmark 314 31:18 30:43 Katie Sullivan 5 15:13 15:12 Pat Harrington 157 24:58 24:50 Beth Ormsby 77 21:22 21:10 Kevin Scott 315 31:19 30:44 Kiley Friedrich 7 15:29 15:28 Kamau Njoroge 169 25:25 25:10 Marikris O'grady 87 21:41 21:38 Michael Garcia 331 33:08 32:38 Lucy Konle 11 15:55 15:55 Jeremy Sullivan 173 25:32 25:13 Kathy Coleman 92 21:57 21:44 Andy Connolly 332 33:08 32:38 Betsy Konle 12 16:08 16:06 Derek Serna 175 25:34 25:26 Sara Hillebrand 133 23:55 23:50 Jeff Berghauer 344 35:10 34:54 Jaime Wichmap 17 16:58 16:57 Cullen Kehoe 177 25:40 25:20 Rose Franco 135 24:01 23:54 Mark Spottek 351 35:47 35:28 Madeleine Fischer 38 18:53 18:52 Jason Hood 179 25:42 25:35 Jessie Zehren 159 25:02 24:50 Mike Morgan 368 40:24 39:48 Madeline Jozwak 46 19:19 19:16 Chris Reidy 188 26:01 25:52 Kathy Nawn 161 25:12 25:02 Jeffrey Pokovski 374 41:10 40:33 Gina Jozwiak 76 21:19 21:03 Larry Oleska 191 26:06 25:52 Kathy Meulemans 183 25:52 25:37 Jerry Bajczyk 378 42:04 41:37 Emalee Wellnitz 147 24:27 23:57 Michael Sosnay 197 26:17 26:11 Tricia Hope 192 26:07 25:54 Paul Meulemans 379 42:04 41:38 Courtney Morgan 148 24:36 24:14 Eric Quimby 208 26:32 26:19 Margaret Desch 210 26:49 26:37 Martin Ogrady 381 45:45 45:20 Susan Celentani 199 26:19 26:05 Jeremy Zuleger 213 26:54 26:29 Maureen Kerns 215 26:58 26:45 Ammar Askari 382 45:45 45:20 Erin Mcdermott 362 37:47 37:47 Joe Sawyer 218 27:00 26:52 Sue Shaw 220 27:03 26:32 Antonio Rodriguez F2024 363 37:48 37:48 Roger Huttman 229 27:36 27:32 Mary Devine 244 27:58 27:37 John Schnowski 20 17:35 17:35 Jennifer Pavela 237 27:48 27:35 Courtney Stenger M2525 246 27:59 27:34 Kevin Long 27 18:19 18:18 Sarah Mccullough 265 28:41 28:28 Julie Westphal 1 14:36 14:36 Matt Thull 249 28:00 27:42 Chuck Miller 96 22:18 22:15 Shelly Wyvick 268 28:45 28:21 Monique Mistele 2 15:03 15:02 Scott Jansky 346 35:19 35:03 Brian Wichmap 154 24:49 24:46 Christina Rios 4 15:10 15:09 Shane Carr 274 29:14 28:58 Bridget Cassidy M4044 171 25:29 25:13 Sarah Becherer 6 15:20 15:19 Lawrence Mboga 283 29:34 29:28 Patty Berghauer 39 18:57 18:54 Paul Jones 180 25:45 25:29 Kelly Roethe 10 15:43 15:43 Jackson Omweri 288 29:58 29:38 Patty Guinen 44 19:17 19:15 Peter Stefaniak 181 25:46 25:16 Lizzie Ehrle 13 16:11 16:09 Adam Swank 293 30:22 29:55 Christine Sobocinski 52 19:32 19:30 Bruno Hodel 202 26:28 26:25 Annie Osting 15 16:47 16:46 Justin Miller 294 30:23 29:55 Jenny Roanhouse 54 19:40 19:40 Bob Burnside 214 26:55 26:42 Elsa Gunderson 21 17:44 17:44 Dennis Mclaughlin 300 30:30 30:25 Rebecca Nguyen 62 20:16 20:13 Nahi Halmann 217 26:59 26:54 Carla Castellano 26 18:08 18:06 Peter Smith 302 30:35 30:09 Chris Wollenziehn 70 20:56 20:52 Kevin Wolfmeyer 238 27:50 27:38 Camille Bell 29 18:33 18:30 Gerald Cameron 304 30:43 30:13 Theresa Pistulka 74 21:05 20:59 Peter Heflin 250 28:05 27:53 Laura Currey 51 19:30 19:26 Michael Antholine 307 30:49 30:27 Joan Conrad 79 21:24 21:20 David Poglitsch 291 30:20 29:58 Jessie Mathews 67 20:39 20:29 Jonathon Poarch 325 32:29 32:07 Renee Smale 97 22:21 22:14 Tom Currer 310 31:15 30:59 Kathleen Kasdorf 69 20:43 20:33 Anthony Palmer 328 33:06 32:46 Karen Chapman 112 23:03 22:55 Mark Hein 353 35:52 35:40 Gwen Jones 335 33:29 33:08 Mary Degfott 90 21:53 21:51 Dan Ermann 117 23:11 22:52 Craig Conrad 100 22:33 22:18 Matt Gill F2529 336 33:36 33:19 Susy Thompson 119 23:16 23:01 Don Falkenberg 103 22:46 22:41 Chris Rasmussen 19 17:32 17:31 Dot Mcmahan 342 34:46 34:29 Bluzette Martin 122 23:31 23:26 Ronald Sonner 111 23:01 22:47 Steve Prahl 28 18:30 18:29 Sue Miller 343 35:08 34:31 B Landwehr 130 23:47 23:43 Pete Mauhair 120 23:24 23:01 Andrew Gryske 58 19:51 19:49 Denise Manthy 367 40:18 40:11 Julie Kurth 141 24:13 24:00 David Meyer 126 23:38 23:30 Brian Krueger 59 19:56 19:55 Jean Lyons 143 24:16 24:04 Brian Garrow 61 20:01 19:59 Annie Deprey F4044 127 23:44 23:13 Marty Graham 128 23:45 23:31 Brian Kanthak 152 24:48 24:29 Scott Blake 80 21:24 21:10 Stephanie Simones 36 18:52 18:48 Corinne Hlavka 132 23:54 23:41 Brian Dwyer 168 25:23 25:18 Chris Jones 81 21:27 21:21 Julie Treder 72 21:01 20:50 Judy Springer 149 24:36 24:14 Trice Quincy 182 25:52 25:32 Philip Lewis 102 22:36 22:27 Juliet Holden 83 21:32 21:29 Kim Petak 160 25:05 24:51 Russell Luzinski 216 26:58 26:45 Brett Meints 142 24:14 24:07 Anne Krueger 115 23:09 23:05 Louise Johnson 164 25:15 25:04 Tony Schmirler 190 26:03 25:49 Joe Meyer 162 25:14 25:05 Janice Kropp 212 26:51 26:36 Kathy Blocher (Continued on page 13) The Most Times are in ‘The Strider’ July 2002 “The Strider” page 13 MAKING DUST “IF YOU DON’T MAKE DUST, YOU EAT DUST”

SARAH’S STRIDE STRAIN FOR THE F20-24 71 25:05 Julie Lutzen 20 19:59 Tami Wittlieff 75 25:42 Beth Ormsby RESULTS BRAIN 88 26:12 Jamie Bogues 100 27:18 Jessie Zehren West Allis, WI 113 28:23 Jeanne Hornak 105 27:49 Lorraine Heins (CONTINUED) June 15, 2002 131 29:32 Cassie Steinruck 120 28:45 Jennifer Wachs 5K FUN RUN-WALK 162 34:02 Alison Jacobs 146 30:28 Evelyn Amundson 183 42:50 Amanda Marks 148 31:09 Jill Ostrowski (Continued from page 12) 161 34:01 Gail Goff 235 27:43 27:33 Mark Spellman Results Provided by M25-29 168 35:17 Bonnie Bruikshank 258 28:25 28:16 Jim Sabinash Computer Aided 9 19:06 Bryan Roddy 171 36:00 Sarah Gendron 282 29:32 29:21 Mike Morris Race Results System 15 19:37 Michael Beix 175 36:38 Lori Kluball 297 30:29 30:08 Alan Limesand 23 20:17 Jason Lopez 176 36:52 Dana Mejic 301 30:35 30:09 J Wollenziehn 41 22:36 David Brown 316 31:21 31:02 Jim Fischer Bill Schauder 262 521-2191 69 24:46 Brad Full M40-44 163 34:17 Corey Messner 7 19:02 Jack Chartier 11 19:14 Peter Stefaniak PLACE TIME NAME F25-29 18 19:56 Peter Sherwin FIRST M/F 60 23:56 Lori Ivy 19 19:56 Bob Burnside 1 16:12 Adam Nelson 76 25:48 Susan Muellenbach 25 20:22 Ken Olszewski 20 19:59 Tami Wittlieff 95 26:46 Kimberly Leupold 29 21:08 John Bly 97 26:59 Diane Ledger 39 22:30 Mark Dunning M00-09 (Male 9 & Under) 101 27:21 Amy Schilcher 40 22:33 Michael Giffhorn 149 31:25 Matthew Pilling 189 45:22 Erica Russo 48 23:19 Mike Laskowski 150 31:25 Joey Goebel 72 25:05 Jim Murphy M30-34 86 26:10 David Sauceda 3 17:19 Wayne Dalton 109 28:00 Dale Wittlieff F00-09 (Female 9 & Under) M4549 172 36:22 Rachel Kluball 13 19:20 Charles Graf 114 28:24 Steven Tischer 18 17:24 17:23 I George Ogutu 21 20:09 Rich Mertes 126 29:05 Mark Thomas 30 18:37 18:33 Dave Cross M10-14 24 20:20 Joseph Odegaard 177 38:50 Cliff Gatewood 34 18:48 18:46 Patrick Sullivan 46 23:13 Max Lemberger 36 22:18 Dean Zehren 40 19:00 18:56 Michael Niemiec 92 26:43 Matt Giffhorn 37 22:26 Tommy Radtke F40-44 47 19:19 19:17 Michael Rode 142 30:19 Alex Yendrzeski 47 23:18 Travis Haas 63 24:06 Kimberly Virden 49 19:24 19:21 Marv Cummings 144 30:24 Erik Klapka 67 24:37 Scott Heins 79 25:54 Janice Hansen 91 21:57 21:52 Terry Nilles 153 32:51 Jesse Natschke 102 27:32 Jeffrey Schultz 82 26:10 Susan Grillaert 99 22:27 22:23 Greg Steinberg 174 36:29 Matt Stephens 122 28:54 William Lucas 85 26:10 Colleen Schowalter 101 22:36 22:30 Anthony Peters 117 28:36 Mary Rode 109 22:59 22:54 Jacek Odoner 123 29:04 Donna Rivard 114 23:08 22:57 Mark Strachota 134 29:49 Lisa Bellford 129 23:45 23:32 David Mott 139 30:11 Suellyn Wittlieff 137 24:09 24:00 Tom Swiderski 143 30:19 Kathleen Grom 138 24:10 24:05 Chris Meyers 164 34:17 Lori Stauder 151 24:41 24:35 Bob Wieland 167 34:38 Lorrie Wenzel 167 25:19 25:10 John Kowalski 181 41:45 Julie Schindler 205 26:30 26:20 Don Eldredge 321 31:55 31:44 Michael Marinoff M45-49 339 33:53 33:24 Jeff Weiss 17 19:49 Michael Rode 350 35:47 35:16 Dale Lambert 34 22:09 Abie Khatchadourian 357 36:51 36:35 M Lemanczyk 38 22:26 Pete Abraham 51 23:34 Jim Griffiths M5054 53 23:41 Thomas Rupcic 31 18:37 18:34 Dale Roe 54 23:42 Bob Scherer 48 19:21 19:19 Dennis Eden 81 25:57 Jeff Weiss 108 22:57 22:51 Dan Graf 107 27:58 Dennis Kuhn 113 23:06 23:00 Robert Massey 125 29:05 Michael Waldoch 116 23:09 23:03 Jeffrey Moody 154 32:54 Keith Natschke 134 24:00 23:56 Thomas Ciula 155 33:05 Earl Sommerfeld 155 24:54 24:46 Gene Daoyst 156 33:06 Bob Kingston 236 27:43 27:37 Paul Gavin 159 33:59 Bucky Brush 240 27:51 27:41 Jack Goggins 160 34:00 Dale Lambert 287 29:43 29:25 Kevin Dwyen 305 30:44 30:32 Michael Gerard 2002 Strain for the Brain T-Shirt Logo F45-49 373 41:09 40:33 Robert Jozwiak 70 24:46 Terry Janda M5559 130 29:32 Adam Segal 103 27:39 Linda Matthews 82 21:28 21:25 Mark Flagg F10-14 118 28:36 Jovita Moureau 93 22:09 22:06 John Wucherer 151 31:56 Allison Goebel F30-34 140 24:12 23:53 Ronald Eder 165 34:34 Kelly Wenzel 30 21:17 Carrie Dodds M50-54 153 24:49 24:40 Dennis Euting 166 34:35 Becca Wenzel 52 23:38 Melissa Coppage 49 23:23 Gene Gospodarek 156 24:55 24:34 W Antholine 66 24:34 Lynn Herder 50 23:26 Joseph Farley 311 31:17 30:45 Gary St Louis M15-19 91 26:32 Kristine Thomas 55 23:45 Boris Rihter 318 31:21 30:55 Bill Krantz 1 16:12 Adam Nelson 99 27:07 Cristy Garcia-Thomas 59 23:48 Ron Talsky 323 32:17 32:10 James Reiner 2 17:08 Sean Meehan 119 28:40 Joann Holland 64 24:20 Ron Winkler 338 33:46 33:25 James Kanter 4 17:42 Eric Khatchadourian 127 29:21 Cheri Higgins 90 26:28 Robert Algrin 6 18:41 Eric Lanser 137 29:58 Michelle Glasshof M6064 93 26:43 Raymond Moon 45 23:07 Mark Khatchadourian 158 33:27 Wendy Gran 65 20:27 20:24 Michael Kirkwood 94 26:45 John Kelly 56 23:48 Tom Wolfe 144 24:17 24:09 Alberto Avalos Jr 110 28:03 James Brady 80 25:55 Derek Engebretsen M35-39 178 25:41 25:37 Ralph Bayard 115 28:31 Stephen Roddy 5 18:13 Jim Guentner 189 26:02 25:59 Tom Davis 116 28:31 Michael Figarino F15-19 8 19:05 Joe Tilley 231 27:40 27:27 Bill Grass 132 29:36 Steven Woods 44 23:07 Erin Farley 10 19:11 Michael Bunton 243 27:57 27:51 Robert Hammond 141 30:19 John Gaube 57 23:48 Katie Czarnecki 12 19:16 Sam Jackoyo 369 40:40 40:22 John Schier 145 30:27 Guy Ivy 58 23:48 Megan Giffhorn 16 19:40 Tom Christjohn 180 40:23 Billy Bristoll M6599 87 26:11 Breanna Gering 26 20:39 Brian Nuedling 86 21:37 21:34 David Griffiths 112 28:23 Michelle Duvall 28 21:01 Jim Guentner F50-54 146 24:19 24:14 Ron Caruso 33 22:03 Sean Daley 124 29:04 Diane Farley 227 27:33 27:26 Earl Peychal M20-24 35 22:14 Tim Newholm 178 39:24 Stephanie Stanwood 275 29:17 29:11 Bob Linke 14 19:36 Jim Derwae 61 23:59 Mike Morgan 284 29:35 29:29 Edward Blumberg 22 20:10 Timothy Steckler 68 24:41 Michael Anich M55-59 303 30:36 30:22 Donald Smith 31 21:34 Eric Roddy 104 27:49 Erik Gauger 32 21:44 Mark Flagg 364 38:17 37:57 Duane Tate Sr 42 22:41 Luke Hepp 108 27:59 Roger Brandt 43 22:47 Ronald Eder 372 40:57 40:35 Jim Sivley 77 25:48 Mike Erke 136 29:54 Chris Herder 96 26:52 Ernie Rosenthal NO DIV 78 25:52 Roberto Rodriguez 138 30:09 Jeffrey Knop 121 28:54 Jerome Stangler 66 20:37 20:25 Tom Klein 98 27:07 Bart Burdick 133 29:39 Wally Marks 375 41:14 40:54 Mary Ellen Groh 106 27:56 Dan Higgins F35-39 129 29:30 Bret Burdick 27 20:50 Margie Patterson 62 24:05 Julie Welch (Continued on page 14) The Most Times are in ‘The Strider’ Page 14 “The Strider” July 2002 MAKING DUST “IF YOU DON’T MAKE DUST, YOU EAT DUST”

STRAIN FOR 60 25:04 Jacqueline Jansen 15 19:53 Keith Westendorf ST. MARY’S BELL M20-29 THE BRAIN 74 26:22 Teresa Ziemba 18 20:02 Steve Johnson 3 16:36 Tom Clark 91 27:53 Amanda Freiberg 22 20:28 Ken Olszewski TOWER RUN 9 17:52 Craig Kuehl RESULTS 96 28:45 Mindy Voelker 24 20:53 Chuck Hudlett 11 18:16 Gerald Cameron (CONTINUED) 98 28:49 Sandi Schultz 25 20:58 Greg Carter 12 18:25 Daniel Watson 99 28:55 Rebecca Otto 26 21:08 Kevin Wolfmeyer Waukesha, WI 24 20:32 Todd Polczynski 100 28:59 Jennifer O'leary 27 21:30 Steve Wiza Friday, June 21, 2002 26 20:46 Darren Hartberg 101 29:00 Dawn Pasniak 29 21:41 Mike Croal 5-K Run & Walk 50 26:09 Kyle Kierzek 105 29:03 Molly Hornslein 30 21:49 Dion O'bannion 109 29:17 Sabrina Dynek 36 22:38 Jack Hervert Results Provided by F20-29 112 29:35 Megan Brown 40 22:59 Dan Schmitt Computer Aided 21 20:15 Ceri Kucera 113 29:36 Anna Nahulak 42 23:14 Scott Filter 29 21:29 Krista Rasmussen Race Results System 118 29:59 Kristine Wright 45 23:28 Tom Krebsbach 35 22:22 Joanna Hollenback 122 31:06 Tammy Godfrey 47 23:48 Tim Putra 45 25:02 Colleen Bourque 125 32:10 Alison Jacobs 53 24:20 Jacques Hoeffleur Bill Schauder 53 26:45 Amy Glasheen 132 34:28 Jennifer Stauber 56 24:23 David Meyer 262 521-2191 56 27:42 Christa Polczynski (Continued from page 13) 63 25:11 Glen Haberman F55-59 M30-39 75 26:27 Dennis Miller M30-39 152 32:16 Mary Klug 2 16:41 Scott Kent 84 27:35 Robert Brown 4 16:49 Wayne Dalton 4 17:57 Joe Debbins 85 27:36 Tom Gamsky 5 17:25 Gary Ehler M60-99 (Male 60 & over) 11 19:27 Todd Jensen 89 27:52 Jeff Herrmann 6 17:32 Jim Guentner 65 24:22 Larry Engel 23 20:49 Craig Richter 103 29:01 Scott Schubert 7 17:46 Chaz Heckman 89 26:25 David Stuckslager 31 21:57 David Steinbach 107 29:12 Chuck Schewinski 19 19:45 Jim Doyle 111 28:12 Daniel Murphy 34 22:20 Dave Marek 138 40:19 Dan Theriault 20 20:00 Doug Scott 128 29:28 John Brophy 43 23:16 Chris Herder 33 22:00 John Mcgrath 157 33:11 Bill Schmidt 44 23:20 Chad Neller F40-49 42 24:15 John Petrie 46 23:42 Don Becker 50 23:55 Margie Finger F60-99 (Female 60 & over) 57 24:31 Brad Kudick 54 24:20 Julie Mainwood F30-39 140 30:12 Ingrid Stine 69 25:53 Greg Bykowski 58 24:43 Cindy Carter 43 24:16 Tatiana Mcgrain 147 31:08 Agnes Reinhard 76 26:43 Kelly Rieger 114 29:37 Lane Kuhnen 44 24:58 Mary Flaws 182 42:17 Dona-Grace Gate- 77 26:53 Daniel Croal 120 30:25 Gaye Gotto 51 26:33 Lisa Tulpa wood 80 27:11 Michael Brandt 133 35:49 Deb Reiser 81 27:21 Mark Sorensen 140 42:18 Nancy Wargolet M40-49 97 28:47 Jerry Kaucic 14 18:52 Tom Kissner 119 30:14 Frank Craig M50-59 16 19:17 Brian Ammerman 129 33:54 Jim Heffernan 16 19:59 Bruce Bush PLACE TIME NAME 18 19:41 Jim Flees 141 43:14 Ken Brzank 37 22:41 Doug Carson 22 20:16 Chuck Hudlett SHARK BITE FIRST M/F 28 21:11 Rod Vick SHUFFLE 1 16:04 Brian Les 36 22:50 Greg Steinberg 21 20:15 Ceri Kucera 37 23:13 Michael Palm 52 26:34 George Thompson GE Medical Systems M00-14 (Male 14 & under) 55 26:50 Dan Morgan Waukesha, WI 23 20:23 Adam Barndt 64 33:49 Bob Penlesky June 19, 2002 30 21:31 Shaun Knopp 65 34:28 Mark Italiano 5K RUN/WALK 34 22:15 Matt Gantenbein 66 34:28 Jim Zachar 48 25:45 Mitchell Nyffeler 49 25:49 Eric Udovich F40-49 Results Provided by 62 30:59 Tim Shore Jr 40 23:24 Tracy Esser Computer Aided 58 29:15 Wendy Tumey Race Results System F00-14 (Female 14 & under) 54 26:50 Elizabeth Morgan M50-59 Bill Schauder 60 30:50 Julia Lachance 15 19:16 Dennis Eden 262 521-2191 61 30:50 Laura Hanson 17 19:23 Gary Udovich 31 21:36 Dale Daroszewski PLACE TIME NAME M15-19 41 24:09 Jerry Gagner 1 16:04 Brian Les 63 31:14 Tim Shore FIRST M/F 59 24:52 John Moser 2 16:14 Ben Penlesky 1 16:20 Markey Hayes F30-39 70 25:56 Toby Hornslein 8 17:52 Steven Laurent F50-59 19 20:12 Jean Lyons 20 20:16 Lauren Jensen 71 25:59 John Gent 10 18:03 Kyle Udovich 57 29:04 Linda Dillet 33 22:09 Sandy Kroll 79 27:07 Herman Knoll 13 18:31 Jonathon Wickus M10-19 41 23:04 Carrie Pedersen 87 27:50 Joe Neuman 25 20:44 Gary Ziemienski M60-99 (Male 60 & over) 3 17:44 James Tesmer 51 24:08 Jill Sommers 134 36:24 Philip Shank 27 21:04 Rich Garms 46 25:06 Carl Granetzke 6 18:41 Eric Lanser 55 24:22 Lynn Herder 32 21:53 Matt Hoffman 28 21:38 Adam Wilson 61 25:05 Jackie Borja F50-59 F60-99 (Female 60 & over) 52 24:19 Jeff Berghauer 65 25:36 Sue Henderson 64 25:29 Jayne Weyer F15-19 59 30:14 Marcia Balthazor 62 25:08 Joey Aliota 66 25:47 Pam Kassner 68 25:51 Nancy Birk 38 23:21 Lindsay Peterson 83 27:32 Jordan Berghauer 67 25:48 Brigid O'leary 73 26:12 Sue Sharkey 39 23:21 Karri Kluesner 78 27:01 Kristine Thomas 93 28:28 Barbara Tremel 47 25:41 Kassie Shore F10-19 82 27:22 Molly Walloch 131 34:05 Janet Miller 38 22:51 Desiree Toldt 86 27:42 Gidget Berg 135 36:26 Karen Grace 90 27:53 Laura Wright 88 27:51 Pam Craig 136 37:21 Sarah Hansen 92 27:57 Lisa Krueger M60-69 139 41:35 Nicole Hornslein 94 28:35 Virginia Mcadams 95 28:37 Gary Christianson 106 29:04 Andrea Hornslein 110 29:21 Fred Kittell 111 29:24 Christine Gordon 115 29:42 Debra Lange F60-69 116 29:46 Patty Berghauer 142 43:48 Leona Kittell 121 30:44 Wendy Novak M20-29 123 31:17 Cindy Brzank 1 16:20 Markey Hayes 124 32:07 Tracey Gates 7 18:48 Tom Gatyas 126 32:40 Sue Filter 8 19:10 Bryan Joddy 127 32:43 Cathy Kealy 12 19:28 Justin Scardina 137 40:18 Robyn Theriault 14 19:34 Len Benning 17 20:00 Jim Derwae M40-49 21 20:20 Adam Consiglio 5 18:31 Rick Kallien 32 21:58 Patrick St Dennis 9 19:20 John Rydeski 39 22:54 Scott Galbari 10 19:25 Tom Kissner 48 23:49 Randy Wilhelm 13 19:31 David Fieldhack 72 26:02 Marianne Newman 104 29:02 Ken Prodoehl The Build-ups are Off and Running! The first Buildup of the year got off to a F20-29 19 20:12 Jean Lyons great start on Saturday July 6th. 35 22:25 Jessica Weyer The Most Times are in ‘The Strider’ July 2002 “The Strider” page 15 MAKING DUST “IF YOU DON’T MAKE DUST, YOU EAT DUST”

BERRY BIG RUN M30-39 241 34:01 Therese Clark 112 26:02 Lisa Sullivan 2002 SUPERUN 2 17:32 Corey Binnebose 266 37:29 Kim Raymond 135 27:00 Julie Schlabach Big Brothers Big Sisters of Milwaukee WI 8 18:16 Steven Kubicki 269 38:28 Mary O'reilly 142 27:29 Anna Chojnacki Ozaukee County 12 18:55 Lewis Ase 277 40:57 Susan Thompson 151 27:53 Cindy Safstrom Wednesday June 26, 2002 Cedar Creek Park, 14 19:18 Jon Eifert 279 41:00 Julie Swenson 158 28:20 Betsy O'meara Presented by the 16 19:27 Bruce Dunham 288 43:41 Sue Driscoll 160 28:25 Sylvia Nicora Badgerland Striders with the Cedarburg WI 21 19:57 Mike Karbouski 289 44:30 Denise Prom 181 29:57 Sharon Nieman Koebert Pompeii Men's Club Saturday June 22, 2002 22 19:57 Robert Williams 305 48:40 Sue Dunfee 193 30:54 Kathy Grom 5 K R U N 5K RUN/WALK 24 20:08 Mark Fitzsimmons 309 48:44 Holly Steffes 195 31:09 Lisa Lauters 26 20:17 Paul Geib 311 49:21 Kelli Geromine 205 31:34 Stacy Mays Results Provided by Results Provided by 27 20:22 Jon Bromley 313 49:52 Mary Corbisier 206 31:41 Laura Wendorff Computer Aided Race 29 20:33 Steven Betts 316 50:19 Tamra Tracy 207 31:43 Susan Ryle Computer Aided Results System 31 20:42 Bradley Brown 319 50:24 Mary Beth Skiba 212 31:58 Laura Schmidt Race Results System Bill Schauder 38 21:10 David Mckinnon 324 51:38 Anne Witte 214 32:00 Jean Roth 262 521-2191 39 21:10 Jeffrey Prom 335 52:21 Wendy Hilbelink 220 32:19 Cheryl Svehlek Bill Schauder 224 32:33 Pam Brite 262 521-2191 249 35:25 Lori Kallin PLACE TIME NAME 256 36:49 Christine Bohte 257 36:51 Kay Wendt PLACE TIME NAME FIRST M/F 258 36:57 Ann Otte 1 16:43 Eric Jaitner 260 37:01 Jeanne Daase FIRST M/F 11 18:45 Lynn Fitzsimmons 263 37:14 Debra Klug 1 16:07 Sal Impellitteri 275 39:48 Kim Hundertmark 37 18:40 Dot Mchahan M20-29 292 46:10 Rita Marie Lambert 9 18:19 Corey Splittgerber 296 47:15 Sandy Hansen M01-14 (Male 14 & under) 19 19:48 Jim Derwae 303 48:36 Natalie Anderson 138 22:00 Jake Rehm 32 20:45 Steve Wessling 304 48:37 Barbara Reimer 251 24:22 Sam Kitzrow 35 20:57 David Konieczka 307 48:44 Linda Smith 262 24:44 Cassidy Luedtke 44 21:47 Jason Hadler 308 48:44 Cheryl Weber 299 25:47 Pat Armstrong 65 23:14 Erik Bal 317 50:23 Diane Krueger 373 27:05 Taylor Luedtke 84 24:43 Ryan Brown 320 50:38 Charlotte Freeman 392 27:29 Patrick Spellman 90 24:53 John Gildersleeve 323 51:37 Dianne Staelens 397 27:33 Kaleb Duelge 101 25:18 Nicholas Anschutz 326 51:50 Lori Kroening 457 29:06 Eric Luedtke 128 26:45 Chris Johnson 329 52:00 Teresa Steffen 524 31:06 Rob Dettlaff 131 26:53 Mike Lemoine 330 52:00 Kim Reupp 541 31:36 Alex Walker 138 27:16 Michael Landgraf 331 52:00 Jennifer Hansen 639 35:59 Ryan Patti 150 27:50 Scott Keuler 62 22:53 Todd Goodwin 336 52:21 Christine Hicks M50-59 176 29:42 James Comfort 67 23:24 Dan Tessler M40-49 37 21:03 Richard Anfinson F01-14 (Female 14 & under) 191 30:30 Jeff Froemming 70 23:59 Jim Cunningham 4 17:52 Tom Abler 52 22:21 Carl Wendel 50 19:04 Claire Maduza 233 33:39 Danielle Kison 71 24:09 John Marciniak 6 18:04 Bill Gilmore 57 22:35 Jay Rodahl 654 38:09 Bridget Patti 235 33:40 Matthew Mackay 81 24:25 Richard Ringel 17 19:33 Patrick Sullivan 59 22:47 Mike Borzick 657 38:20 Dana Gustafson 334 52:11 Debbie Schober 83 24:28 Thane Storck 20 19:49 Michael Ready 68 23:52 Timothy Rottman F20-29 89 24:53 Shane Lines 30 20:36 Bob Burnside 86 24:46 Sam Swann M15-19 33 20:49 Teresa Olsen 99 25:17 Craig Miller 42 21:37 Chuck Hudlett 95 25:06 Robert Bal 12 17:32 Matthew Jacobson 36 21:01 Carmen Haddock 102 25:20 Jeffrey Pokovski 45 21:53 Mike Jajtner 96 25:06 Don Olsen 17 17:48 Bob Flees 61 22:51 Jill Derwae 103 25:27 Mark Pritzl 47 21:58 Dave Schecher 115 26:10 Jeff Stephenson 38 18:41 Josh Bobinski 73 24:10 Abby Daniels 104 25:37 Jeff Clark 58 22:36 Jaime Jastrab 156 28:06 Mike Basile 64 19:34 Brian Schaldach 78 24:17 Heidi Macdonald 114 26:08 Jeffrey Johns 69 23:58 Kirk Klosowski 171 29:27 John Box 96 20:44 Sean Ryan 85 24:46 Jenny Hadler 117 26:15 Scott Heins 72 24:09 Jeff Kaprelian 187 30:25 Donald Block 150 22:23 Zachary Buchholz 124 26:38 Leah Bjerke 122 26:34 Patrick Feherston 82 24:25 Bill Koehler 199 31:17 Larry Flamm 163 22:38 Adan Franco 126 26:41 Jennifer Schober-Goodwin 123 26:35 Eric Grob 87 24:49 Thomas Wiza 202 31:27 Fred Oby 190 23:13 Steve Dvorachek 129 26:51 Jamie Bogues 134 26:59 Patrick Sorensen 100 25:17 Michael Cooke 203 31:28 Paul Woerpel 195 23:20 Dan Erhardt 130 26:52 Erin Flehmer 146 27:44 Chris Macdonald 109 25:56 Jeff Turner 223 32:27 Ray Parnell 370 27:01 Rj Phannenstill 144 27:34 Bonnie Morgan 162 28:39 Jeffrey Schultz 110 25:57 Jeff Petak 243 34:33 Tom Haase 147 27:44 Margaret Korona 163 28:40 Scott Guetzke 125 26:41 Jeff Pfaff 271 38:57 Bob Youmans F15-19 148 27:47 Aimee Erickson 164 28:43 Michael James 127 26:42 Gary Cooper 273 39:25 Ken Steinhoff 179 22:57 Amanda Grippen 154 28:04 Katie Petrie 169 29:13 David Nelsen 185 23:10 Angie Blackburn 137 27:13 Tom Frank F50-59 165 29:07 Carrie Andresen 170 29:16 Brad Riley 246 24:15 Sara Knutson 139 27:17 William Robinson 64 23:11 Nancy Sandlin 178 29:51 Michelle Rusch 228 33:14 Tom Williams 389 27:27 Lauren Bolinski 149 27:50 Anthony Keuler 94 25:05 Darlene Momberg 194 31:07 Maija Reblin 278 40:57 Peter Thompson 417 27:56 Katie Mccaig 159 28:24 Dave Hynek 152 27:56 Judith Ormond 198 31:13 Lisa Scheunemann 298 47:31 Robert Steeb 427 28:07 Maggie Lukasewicz 161 28:30 Steve Teodulo 157 28:15 Sherry Repnik 204 31:29 Elizabeth Ann Shakespear 327 51:50 Tom Skiba 167 29:09 John Leaz 430 28:17 Stephanie Bartel 210 31:52 Mary Dexter 209 31:49 Erica Skowronski 444 28:42 Elizabeth Fenzel F30-39 179 29:56 Don Hahn 237 33:52 Cheryl Lorenz 221 32:20 Jessica Weguers 562 32:14 Linnea Slemmons 11 18:45 Lynn Fitzsimmons 182 29:58 Fred Kosloske 240 33:58 Cathy Rottmann 227 33:11 Erin Youmans 626 35:23 Sasha Rihter 41 21:31 Tracy Kellner 188 30:25 Andrew Meyer 248 35:25 Susan Basile 234 33:39 Amy Mackay 49 22:09 Lisa Turner 197 31:11 Timothy Eder 276 39:48 Mary Ann Steinke 236 33:44 Katie Beaumier M20-24 56 22:33 Wanda Erickson 211 31:56 Kevin Dubrava 314 49:57 Patricia Youmans 247 35:22 Erika Lagerquist 1 16:07 Sal Impellitteri 75 24:15 Tarie Umhoefer 219 32:16 Steve Martinie 318 50:24 Jeanette Hanson 251 36:07 Rebecca Hames 2 16:28 Mike Schmitz 79 24:19 Kim Belkofer 230 33:23 Scott Manning 322 51:25 Donna Schmidt 264 37:21 Allison Anschutz 6 17:13 Josh Wittlief 93 25:00 Catherine Robillard 238 33:55 Tom Lons 325 51:50 Paula Hansen 265 37:28 Maggie Sanderson 9 17:27 Cullen Kehoe 97 25:14 Christa Runde 239 33:56 Greg Spehr 337 52:21 Merry Heimerl 267 38:19 Cathy Mcgavick 111 25:58 Lynn Herder 245 35:00 Mike Lane 13 17:40 Ryan Bittner 338 52:21 Teresa Lorens 24 18:13 Philip Bzdusek 290 45:20 Erica Russo 132 26:53 Kathy Budny 246 35:03 Bill Carroll 291 46:08 Tamara Reverol 133 26:57 Ann Manning 252 36:12 Barry Brandenburg M60-99 (Male 60 & over) 31 18:25 Derek Serna 294 47:05 Vicky Canales 140 27:18 Karen Lettera 254 36:25 Tom Guy 48 22:05 Tom O'gorman 33 18:30 Nick Gabrysiak 295 47:06 Kathleen Gilbert 141 27:21 Julie Rolland 270 38:34 Cliff Gatewood 55 22:32 Bert Butler 90 20:33 John Conrad 299 47:32 Michelle Roberts 153 27:59 Lorrie Heins 274 39:44 Andrew Frazier 121 26:34 Tom Davis 106 21:09 Dennis Orlando 321 50:43 Mellisa Stafford 155 28:05 Laurie Wiencek 285 42:34 Richard Wakeman 136 27:03 Lowell Momberg 120 21:35 Christopher Brust 328 51:50 Peggy Skiba 173 29:31 Beth Klosowski 293 46:13 Dale Lambert 166 29:08 Conrad Vann 155 22:27 Matthew Vogel 339 52:21 Amanda Heimerl 174 29:32 Michelle Spehr 297 47:15 Jeff Rath 168 29:10 Norm Speerbrecher 264 24:48 Nick Wallin 180 29:57 Liz Murphy 332 52:00 Lynn Schober 172 29:30 David Hoffman 292 25:31 Brad Lindner 185 30:17 Renate Schweinert 333 52:11 Steve Schober 189 30:28 Steve Bassewitz 440 28:33 Josh Reiher 190 30:29 Melody Meyer 192 30:41 Earl Peychal 512 30:34 Brian Butler F40-49 261 37:02 Ron Lund 671 39:27 Dan Ross 196 31:10 Kate Eder 40 21:14 Jill Jones 201 31:25 Chris Eifert 315 49:59 Ray Weber 702 52:30 Cole Bowe 54 22:30 Bernadette Noon 208 31:49 Maureen Perlberg F60-99 (Female 60 & over) 63 23:05 Deb Bauer F20-24 213 31:58 Trish Lehman 286 42:36 Dona-Grace Gatewood 66 23:18 Barbara Jewell 86 20:28 Brenda Haviland 215 32:02 Jodi White 300 47:32 Rita Christensen 98 25:16 Carol Kuhn 101 20:56 Kinsey Eschenburg 216 32:04 Michele Miller 302 48:23 Michele Mitchem 107 25:50 Torre Froehlich 133 21:55 Kristin Affeldt 217 32:13 Vickie Sanford 306 48:43 Diane Weber 108 25:54 June Hojan-Clark 134 21:55 Naiomi Lundman 225 33:10 Carol Perlberg 310 49:08 Diane Shalda 226 33:11 Joann Steindenger 142 22:10 Jennifer O'day 229 33:19 Jill Ostrowski 177 22:55 Becca Janx 231 33:36 Aleta Ramirez St Onge 196 23:21 Erin Wichtoski 232 33:36 Heather Jansen (Continued on page 16) The Most Times are in ‘The Strider’ Page16 “The Strider” July 2002 MAKING DUST “IF YOU DON’T MAKE DUST, YOU EAT DUST” 2002 SUPERUN 245 24:14 Carey Krueger 208 23:36 Thomas Tenney 265 24:50 Kendra Kennell 224 23:54 Chris Young RESULTS 267 24:53 Brook Bragg 232 24:01 Daniel Frank (CONTINUED) 274 25:07 Karen Difonzo 233 24:01 Ryan Blauback 277 25:10 Elizabeth Tumpach 236 24:04 Anthony Mueller (Continued from page 15) 305 25:51 Erin Shaffer 249 24:19 Dave Marek 211 23:38 Kimberly With 323 26:12 Kristin Darrah 266 24:52 David Dahms 226 23:55 Jodi Donovan 355 26:48 Kara Domke 272 25:05 Brian Delorenzo 240 24:10 Sheila Schwartz 359 26:52 Donna Wisniewski 282 25:14 Timothy Pronley 279 25:12 Sarah Brindowski 363 26:56 Aimee Hanec 302 25:48 John Jirschele 380 27:16 Jessica Krawczyk 372 27:03 Dawn Kleinmann 328 26:21 Alonzo Fuller 464 29:14 Monica Zeidler 402 27:40 Jen Klement 338 26:33 Jeff Krygiel 500 30:10 Mary Aschbacher 407 27:44 Jody Dirks 357 26:50 Reto Frei 501 30:14 Kate Rasman 412 27:48 Cari Nelson 368 27:00 Barton Smith 521 31:05 Alissa Reiher 420 27:58 Sheila Giricz 374 27:08 John Jones 530 31:19 Laura Wright 428 28:10 Sandi Schultz 379 27:16 Mark Ammel 664 38:37 Sara Koehler 436 28:31 Jennifer Dolan 396 27:33 Todd Berchem 669 39:22 Megan Bolinski 438 28:32 Kathleen Kersten 406 27:43 Jeffrey Schultz Sam Kitzrow finishes second in 682 42:35 Holly Muehl 461 29:09 Julie Flag 415 27:52 Rick Miner the 2002 Superun Male 14 & 683 42:35 Bethany Raebel 494 30:00 Shannon Krygiel 470 29:28 Yukkwong Ng 685 42:59 Amanda Marks 495 30:01 Christine Specht 472 29:33 David Dietzler under division in 24.22 496 30:01 Lacey Tomazak 484 29:47 Christopher Halaska M25-29 533 31:22 Deborah Conklyn 485 29:47 Michael Wegehaupt M35-39 257 24:34 Carrie Burton 3 16:53 Markey Hayes 540 31:36 Stacey Weiss 504 30:25 Christina Reimers 5 17:11 Terry Labinski 268 24:55 Karen Rodgers 4 17:06 Benny Smith 553 32:00 Sarah Bartelt 505 30:26 Brent Reimers 10 17:27 Simon Lovell 284 25:16 Jill Sommers 7 17:14 Eric Pilling 554 32:00 Trish Diaz 575 32:49 Gregg Kerttula 11 17:30 Bruce Holmes 296 25:41 Petwara Toyingtrakoon 8 17:25 Justin Miller 557 32:01 Erin Del Ponte 22 18:09 Rick Rischman 297 25:46 Sally Schneider 46 19:00 Travis Vines 610 34:39 Erika Lagerquist F30-34 26 18:19 Gary Hovila 306 25:53 Debbie Shutter 52 19:06 Gerald Cameron 612 34:43 Michaela Reimert 45 18:52 Lauren Jensen 29 18:23 Jeffrey Feldman 313 26:02 Marti Donnan 54 19:09 Sean Oday 613 34:44 Tammy Godfrey 62 19:21 Heather Gollnick 41 18:45 Jim Cichy 333 26:31 Pamela Kassner 56 19:14 Peter Smith 623 35:05 Rebecca Turco 166 22:41 Astrid Stucke 48 19:02 John Burke 347 26:43 Amy Knox 71 19:46 Mike Miller 625 35:14 Amy Williams 167 22:41 Lori Moss 57 19:15 Tim Gergens 358 26:52 Jill Walfoort 72 19:51 Mark Noel 631 35:40 Amanda Freiberg 204 23:33 Sandra Christensen 58 19:15 Kevin Mastaw 361 26:54 Sarah Erdmann 74 19:54 Len Benning 633 35:45 Katie Neuenfeldt 231 24:00 Shelly Jens 61 19:19 Tom Held 371 27:02 Jana Cervantes 91 20:35 Adam Consiglio 637 35:49 Jennifer Stauber 255 24:33 Melissa Coppage 67 19:39 Mark Linser 384 27:21 Sung-Ye Jacobs 93 20:40 Scott Novak 646 36:52 Kari Lubin 261 24:42 Kelly Kiel 69 19:45 Jim Kirschbaum 386 27:23 Kelly Smallpage 280 25:12 Judith Dollhopf 76 20:01 Sam Jackoyo 423 28:04 Pimjai Sudsorwad 293 25:34 Janel Dooley 81 20:24 John Lancaster 433 28:24 Amy Reumann 304 25:48 Heidi Dresden 87 20:28 Paul Geib 446 28:43 Ann Wollmer 341 26:35 Jodi Stein 92 20:39 Marcel Cesar 449 28:54 Chris Gasse 353 26:47 Dominica Chang 99 20:51 Doug Scott 466 29:18 Toni Leiker 381 27:18 Cathy Diamond 105 21:09 Brian Bennett 474 29:34 Marla Primack 391 27:29 Kristine Thomas 108 21:17 Curtis Mcconville 476 29:39 Pam Craig 413 27:49 Sue Henderson 110 21:18 Tom Christjohn 513 30:40 Andrea Hornslein 416 27:52 Anne Tenney 119 21:33 Steven Betts 515 30:51 Karen Chapman 418 27:57 Diane Duffey 128 21:49 Tom Frohna 523 31:06 Patty Berghauer 422 28:02 Lisa Heming 144 22:14 Todd Barden 525 31:06 Eva Dettlaff 432 28:23 Stephanie Ponschock 148 22:21 Warren Knoll 527 31:10 Joann Schultz 442 28:39 Beth O'keefe 153 22:25 Kevin Scott 537 31:32 Camille Grew 443 28:39 Barbara Van Gorp 169 22:47 Tim Josephs 542 31:40 Mally Schwartz 462 29:12 Susan Heinzelman 176 22:55 Mark Nisenbaum 544 31:44 Andrea Demaria 480 29:45 Danica Vanasse 182 23:04 Perry Benes 546 31:47 Renee Smale 486 29:48 Lisa Krueger 188 23:12 Cal Stanke 574 32:45 Joan Conrad 516 30:55 Donna Stelter 189 23:13 Justin Kolster 577 32:52 Paula Ambos 520 31:04 Regina Weber 103 21:00 Mike Holloway 200 23:28 John Cornell 589 33:13 Sarah Blair 522 31:05 Pam Mufson 137 21:58 Todd Walton 205 23:34 P.J. Von Paumgartten 592 33:24 Terri Stachurski M30-34 543 31:44 Andrea Boucher 149 22:21 David Brown 207 23:35 John Feeney 606 34:06 Peggy Moncada 14 17:42 Craig Lanza 549 31:55 Vicki Fox 168 22:45 Mike Schroeder 229 23:57 Richard Lionhearte 608 34:18 Sarah Nord 15 17:43 Nicholas Schuster 551 31:59 Barbara Dailey 181 23:00 Scott Weber 242 24:10 Don Crain 620 35:01 Christine Sobocinski 18 17:50 Ted Shue 552 31:59 Amy Dunlap 197 23:24 Dan Ermann 253 24:28 John Marciniak 621 35:01 Jenny Roanhouse 19 17:51 Wayne Dalton 556 32:01 Teresa Ruppenthal 218 23:47 Al De Leon 256 24:34 Steven Mickelson 629 35:37 Cheryl Kuchera 23 18:10 Matt Sveum 564 32:21 Tobi Cawthra 238 24:05 Randy Wilhelm 271 25:03 Jeff Berghauer 650 37:30 Pam Lewis 28 18:22 Larry Lanza 571 32:36 Cyndi Bergs 241 24:10 Quincy Trice 314 26:05 Michael Nilsson 655 38:15 Carole Abrams 32 18:26 Donald Locke 573 32:42 Deanna Ding 275 25:08 Curtis Leveque 331 26:27 Bob Neidinger 701 52:20 Laura Cesar 36 18:39 Rob Helf 585 33:09 Holling 326 26:15 Michael Macias 340 26:34 Tom Maierle 40 18:45 David Habben 588 33:12 Kate Kleinmann 409 27:45 Dan Lam 352 26:46 David Guse M40-44 80 20:19 Eric Plue 594 33:24 Heidi Schneider 437 28:31 Clint Lester 365 26:57 Tom Buchta 16 17:47 Rick Stefanovic 83 20:25 Jamie Riesterer 600 33:45 Kathleen Ferrito 453 28:57 Chad Groholski 375 27:09 Patrick Sosinski 27 18:21 Bill Olson 85 20:26 Michael Niezgade 632 35:41 Jennifer Wolf 454 28:57 Brian Began 377 27:13 Eric Eben 39 18:42 Phil Hamm 109 21:18 Robert Barry 640 36:02 Kulliki Kuningas 493 29:57 Chris Conklyn 378 27:14 Mike Karbouski 42 18:50 Rick Kallien 113 21:27 Marc Robinson 659 38:22 Deborah Marten 387 27:27 Gregg Galaska 43 18:50 Mike Kuchar 124 21:43 Brad Schneider 668 39:21 Darci Duelge F25-29 390 27:29 Tony Zaffiro 49 19:03 Duane Pickering 132 21:54 Rich Reyes 676 41:31 Julie Swenson 37 18:40 Dot Mchahan 400 27:38 Jerry Bajczyk 59 19:16 Doug Norton 145 22:15 Scott Krueger 98 20:48 Michelle Weber 159 22:34 John Henningfield 66 19:38 Paul Shelton 112 21:23 Tracie Mittelsteadt 160 22:35 Rich Mertes F35-39 68 19:41 Keith Brzezinski 115 21:29 Valerie Niese 173 22:52 Jason Duelge 63 19:29 Christine Cotey 75 19:58 Scott Wageman 140 22:02 Robin Treder 192 23:16 Matt Konen 122 21:40 Michelle Lanouette 95 20:41 Michael Mcconnohie 175 22:54 Erin Smith 194 23:17 Matty Wegehaupt 143 22:12 Laura Klein 102 21:00 Chuck Hudlett 187 23:11 Michelle Orley 198 23:25 Eric Resch 158 22:31 Mary Kirshchbaum 121 21:36 Carl Vonestorff 215 23:42 Juliet Holden 201 23:29 Chris Muellenbach 206 23:35 Merry Quinn (Continued on page 17) The Most Times are in ‘The Strider’ July 2002 “The Strider” page 17 MAKING DUST “IF YOU DON’T MAKE DUST, YOU EAT DUST”

2002 SUPERUN 100 20:52 Timothy Harden 84 20:26 Laura Clark-Taylor 111 21:18 Keith Westendorf 147 22:20 Kim Petak RESULTS 117 21:31 James Singer 178 22:56 Barbara Jewell (CONTINUED) 123 21:41 Mark Maduza 319 26:10 Eileen Sherburne 127 21:47 Fred Klewin 320 26:11 Cindy Carter (Continued from page 16) 135 21:56 Ranny Rucinski 330 26:26 Debbie Strachota 129 21:50 Kevin Wolfmeyer 146 22:19 Mark Gill 335 26:32 Mary Wysocki 130 21:51 Nicholas Anstedt 152 22:24 Albert Lehr 345 26:40 Cindy Schramm 151 22:24 Matt Laughlin 161 22:37 Robert Mueller 362 26:55 Joni Hodor 156 22:28 David Poglitsch 172 22:51 Dion O'bannion 451 28:56 Sandra O'brien 164 22:39 David Diamond 212 23:39 Charles Austin 509 30:28 Marilyn Wikner 180 22:58 Paul Jaworski 220 23:51 Mj Levinson 529 31:15 Cheryl Currer 183 23:05 Juan Garcia 227 23:55 Pete Abraham 561 32:13 Cheryl Svehlek 186 23:11 Patrick Dunks 228 23:56 Gregg Daggett 578 32:53 Mary Bennett 191 23:14 Craig Conrad 239 24:06 Gar Kronhelm 602 33:53 Barb Bruns 202 23:31 Larry Horning 252 24:24 Anthony Peters 607 34:12 Sara Daggett 203 23:33 Steve Szymanski 254 24:30 Greg Nijenbaumt 609 34:38 Linda Pulkowski 219 23:49 John Graham 269 24:59 Jeffrey Cowie 611 34:41 Marjorie Mccaig 222 23:51 Lee Hunter 273 25:06 Jacques Hoeffleur 622 35:04 Lynda Palecek 244 24:13 Patrick Sullivan 278 25:12 Michael Palm 641 36:04 Catherine Breitenbucher 248 24:18 Jon Clarey 283 25:15 Will Jackson 642 36:13 Susan Katz Mike Schmitz takes second 652 37:45 Christine Wilkinson 260 24:41 Paul Kelly 287 25:22 Lynn Franke over all in the 2002 Superun 662 38:29 Sally Moody 285 25:17 Mark Chelmowski 289 25:26 David Prohaska in a time of 16.28 307 25:53 David Mehring 290 25:27 Mark Strachota 665 38:39 Robin Neel 311 25:56 Steve Wiza 291 25:30 Glen Haberman 666 38:44 Jennifer Mattson 294 25:35 Terence Bourke 675 40:09 Ann Bowe 316 26:07 Robert Detlaff 170 22:48 Richard Rowland 334 26:31 Jerry Warzyn 301 25:48 Richard Rodgers 687 43:16 Jeanne Herzog 327 26:20 James Murphy 184 23:09 Jack Bothwell 339 26:34 Jim Rehm 308 25:55 Dennis Niesl 699 52:10 Linda Drager 343 26:38 John Pearson 199 23:27 John Maniaci 348 26:44 Toby Hornslein 318 26:10 Jeff Steffen 369 27:00 Scott Onisch 210 23:38 Mark Jorgensen 349 26:45 Robert Schultz 322 26:12 Dale Raab M50-54 401 27:38 David Reynolds 216 23:43 Dale Daroszewski 350 26:45 Steve Hartmann 332 26:28 David Breheim 35 18:36 John Jenk 408 27:45 Rod Schultz 217 23:45 Robert Massey 366 26:58 Dan Graf 351 26:46 John Koleas 47 19:01 Ron Erhardt 419 27:58 Jon Schwenker 230 23:58 Jeffrey Moody 382 27:19 John Kluessendorf 360 26:53 Mark Kappelian 53 19:08 Roy Pirrung 445 28:42 Mark Kaehny 235 24:02 Bruce Davies 388 27:27 Ramon Maldonado 383 27:19 Anthony Keuler 88 20:31 Dennis Eden 456 29:01 Jeff Breinenbach 237 24:04 Paul Beck 403 27:40 Robert Cutting 394 27:30 John Kowalski 94 20:41 Barry Smanz 459 29:08 Jeff Roznowski 258 24:38 Jim Blackburn 414 27:51 Gary Ward 395 27:31 Thomas Schlass 97 20:45 Dennis Shoemaker 479 29:43 Jim Rink 259 24:39 Sam Waala 421 28:00 Gene Mezger 398 27:33 Jeff Weiss 116 21:30 Ron Maurer 492 29:57 Robert Wandlear 281 25:13 Tom Baas 434 28:26 Matt Schaldach 431 28:23 Robin Lawson 118 21:32 Dennis Mack 506 30:26 Mark Spellman 303 25:48 William Donnan 448 28:50 Jim Brindowski 439 28:33 Gary Gasper 139 22:00 Robert O'brien 511 30:34 David Gavinski 310 25:56 Boris Rihter 450 28:54 Glenn Wargolet 154 22:26 John Rodahl 618 34:50 Mark Italiano 324 26:13 Brian Hoffman 452 28:56 Neal Schuster F45-49 157 22:30 Miguel Michel 643 36:15 Steve Miszewski 329 26:25 Carl Wendel 482 29:46 Tom Schoenecker 70 19:45 Cheryl Neumann 165 22:40 Jeff Sherwood 644 36:15 Rick Banoch Jr 507 30:27 Allan Hoeft 648 37:07 David Panneck 508 30:28 James Matzat 531 31:20 Fred Oby F40-44 572 32:39 Gordon Hetzel 78 20:05 Chris Walsh SUPERUN VOLUNTEER 576 32:52 Robert Larson, Sr 141 22:03 Vickie Zeman 582 33:04 John White 174 22:54 Gigi Boswell 193 23:16 Melanie Hersch HONOR ROLL F50-54 213 23:41 Amy O'connor 126 21:46 Susan Koch 221 23:51 Kathleen Van Thiel Volunteers Don Hawes OlivIa Noonan 131 21:52 Kay Fronk 243 24:11 Sue Miller Wayne Hoffman Dennis Novak Sharon Alie 171 22:50 Nancy Sandlin 270 25:03 Patty Mcgowan Vicky Hulbert Dave O'Brien 247 24:17 Ann Pesch 276 25:09 Cathy Kliebenstein Tom Anderson Jim Jensen Ken Olzewski 325 26:15 Cheryl Raymus 286 25:17 Elizabeth Amshus Nick Anstadt Mick Kapetanovic Doug Peck 337 26:33 Jayne Weyer 300 25:47 Jane Hojan-Clark Toby Babb 356 26:50 Marge Waala Pete Kent Rosie Peterson 315 26:05 Crissy Druecke Dick Babcock 385 27:21 Diana Hetzel 342 26:38 Shelley Callaghan Chuck Kerstein Agnes Reinhard John Bauman 393 27:30 Phyllis Tubesing 424 28:05 Diana Steffen Barb Kletzke Craig Rydell Ron Behlendorf 410 27:46 Sue Sharkey 425 28:05 Jane Marko Eliot Kramsky Ray Scharenbroch Tim Bleach 487 29:48 Barbara Tremel 460 29:08 Sherley Maclean Judy Liebl Susie Schorman 488 29:49 Marcie Wargolet 473 29:34 Joann Stern Karen Bott Kay Loomis Betty Schraith 510 30:32 Mary Dexter 475 29:37 Laura Powers Charlie Bressler Beth Luedke Julie Schroeder 565 32:21 Rosemary Beles 483 29:46 Sherry Hollinger Mary Callen 567 32:26 Patti Hall Debbie Luetzow Bill Shay 490 29:56 Cindy Jackson Roman Ciula 596 33:33 Donna Wendlandt 491 29:56 Jeanne Godfrey Tony Maio Bill Sites Bonnie Clarey 604 33:58 Cathy Rottmann 514 30:47 Mary Wincapaw Jean Maley Paul Sokolowski Lauren Cornish 628 35:34 Patti Maynard 517 30:57 Ruth Eimer Tom Maley Joe Soriano Dave Curran 630 35:40 Dee Nerbun 532 31:21 Debra Nelson Marty Malin Duane Staehler 635 35:49 Dee Glenn 534 31:22 Pat Deal Andrew Delzer Jack Mandelker Steve Stein 674 39:46 Regina Grantz 547 31:51 Cindy Hintz Bridgett Dodd Wally Marks Ingrid Stine 678 41:32 Kathleen Vogel 558 32:02 Anne Head Dick Dodd 686 43:04 Wendy Smith Wally Marks Al Van Rite 566 32:23 Brenda Ward Amy Dunlap 690 45:10 Ellen Leslie 569 32:30 Kate Rousseau Alastair Matthews Len Wachniak Gary Dunn 695 49:19 Marcia Levake 614 34:46 Rosemarie Kupka Mike McArthur Barb Wagner Dennis Eden 624 35:06 Geraldino Buchholz Pauline McArthur Dennis Wantland Henry Ehler M55-59 656 38:20 Mary Ellen Groh Nathalie McCoy Dennis Wantland 30 18:24 Bob Fitts 677 41:31 Gwendolyn Morgan Mark Flagg Mike McCoy Karin White 34 18:34 Ernst Wendland 691 45:12 Ann Marie Henninger Jim Foy Karen Menusa Janet Wickhorst 51 19:06 Carl Schulhof 692 45:17 Linda Kaentje Jane Fuller 77 20:03 L. Mutchelknaus Matt Montagne Mary Wysocki 703 52:51 Dori Helms Catherin Gadalbini 107 21:11 Donald Weyer John Moran Pete Wysocki Alan Green 114 21:28 James Bahr M45-49 Grant Nelson Tom Grossmeyer 125 21:43 Wayne Bohlmann 20 17:55 Russ Delap Doug Nels on Sheila Guenther Race Directors 136 21:57 Jerry Huhn 21 18:07 Dan Rindfleisch Jim Nielsen 162 22:37 Rick O'connor 25 18:14 Steven Wikner Steve Hartman Bob Scherer Pat Nielsen 214 23:42 John Wucherer 44 18:51 Rudy Estrada Mike Haseman Karen Van Rite Jack Noonan 223 23:53 David Berg 55 19:12 Pat Peery 234 24:02 Ron Eder 60 19:18 Anthony Tumey 288 25:25 Richard Bloemers 65 19:35 John Megan 295 25:41 Dennis Euting 73 19:52 Dave Cross 312 25:59 Gene Daoust 79 20:18 Robb Linemanstons 317 26:09 Emil Neidinger 82 20:24 Jay Johnson 367 26:58 Rich Schoenecker 89 20:32 Jim Flees (Continued on page 18) The Most Times are in ‘The Strider’ Page18 “The Strider” July 2002

MAKING DUST RACE BOOK ERRATA “IF YOU DON’T MAKE DUST, YOU EAT DUST” 2002 SUPERUN FREEDOM RUN M18-29 Beautiful Savior Jul 17 2002 RUN TO THE BEACH Pewaukee RESULTS 1 15:55 Andy Bosley Wed CORRECTED: (CONTINUED) Lutheran Church 2 16:09 Patrick Lantzy Start Times, Online Reg (Fees). 5k run 6:30pm, 2mi walk Thiensville Wisconsin 11 18:22 Matt Bosley 6:35pm. Pewaukee Village Park. Divs 5k 19-, 10yr, 70+. Awds (Continued from page 17) Saturday, June 29, 2002 12 18:23 Svein Arstad 5k 1/div. Whchr 5k. Fees $15 by 6/15, $20 raceday. www. 481 29:45 Wayne Reineck 5 K R U N 35 21:09 Jason Hadler pewaukee.org/downtown. Perks TS, fruit, shwrs, admission to 555 32:00 James St Clair 60 23:46 Kevin Riemer Waterfront Wednesday, dwg for a 6mo membership @ West 560 32:08 Ron Pemberton Results Provided by 64 23:53 Travis Kriplean Wood Health & Fitness Center. Other Water Ski Show, Beach 570 32:33 Roger Tarczewski Computer Aided 73 24:44 Steve Thiemke Party with live music, food, bev, volleyball, swimming. Contact 580 33:00 Fred Romm Race Results System 102 27:41 Benjamin Zamzow Abby Lorenz Positively Pewaukee 120 Wisconsin Ave Pewaukee 587 33:11 Sal Lo Coco 110 28:02 Mike Jackson WI 53072. Day 262 695-9735 Eve 262 691-4922 positively. 593 33:24 Curt Laetz Bill Schauder 121 29:18 Jason Testin [email protected], [email protected] 598 33:44 Joseph Peters 262 521-2191 616 34:49 James Reiher F18-29 Aug 10 ST. MARK'S GREEN HEART 5K RUN/WALK Belgium 617 34:50 Gregory Mallum, Sr 24 20:14 Laura Bosley Sat 5k Run/Walk 9am. Community Park on Main St. Divs 12- 13-17 696 49:25 Micheal Levake 56 23:26 Kelly Raffety 18-29 10yr 70+. Awds Trophy 1/mf, 3/div. Fees $12 adult, $40 58 23:35 Jenny Hadler family. Raceday $15, $45. 6- free. Perks dwgs, food, bev, TS/ F55-59 62 23:52 Jennifer Gritt early regs, day of while supply lasts. Other 2002 Luxembourg 354 26:47 Nancy Birk 68 24:18 Jennifer Borofka Festival, Parade 2pm. Contact Jeff Theys St. Mark's Lutheran 447 28:50 Karen Sivley 78 24:58 Lisa Treu Church 200 Park St Belgium WI 53004. 262 285-4112 499 30:04 Donna Bayard 86 26:06 Nora Miller-Bolliger [email protected] 638 35:57 Kathryn Retzlaff 101 27:41 Diana Treu 645 36:23 Betty Mendez 103 27:44 Jacqueline Bell Aug 10 GOPHER TO BADGER RUN Hudson 663 38:35 Cheryl Holden 118 29:02 Lauren Hare Sat 1/2mar, 5K. Lake Front Park, 100 Walnut St. Whchr accessible. 679 42:00 Jean Mcgovern 125 29:34 Lisa Scheunemann Results www.finalstretch.com. Fees 1/2mar $22, 5k $15, by 8/7. 684 42:44 Louise Vrmanski 132 30:38 Jennifer Bahr PLACE TIME NAME $25, $18 raceday. Perks TS, Great Harvest rolls, fruit, cookies, 689 45:07 Ellen Cowdin 157 35:39 Maggie Sanderson Clif Bar. LastYr 700. Contact Mark Bongers Final Stretch Inc. 697 49:30 Carolyn Graff FIRST M/F PO Box 196 Willernie MN 55090. 651 439-9706 www. 698 52:09 Rosemary Poetzel M30-39 1 15:55 Andy Bosley finalstretch.com 700 52:15 Patricia Ellingson 3 17:15 Corey Binnebose 8 18:13 Lynn Fitzsimmons 6 18:10 Chaz Heckman Aug 10 PAAVO NURMI MARATHON AND RELAY Hurley M60-64 7 18:12 Bruce Dunham M01-12 (Male 12 & under) Sat C CHANGED: email addr. Marathon, 2 & 5 person relay, 7:30am. 104 21:01 John Becker 19 19:29 Mark Fitzsimmons 43 22:15 Billy Jones Upson to Hurley. Note 34th. Wisconsin's Oldest Marathon. 209 23:38 Tommy Brauneis 21 19:49 Steven Betts 52 22:50 Ben Petersen Challenging course. Sponsored by Hurley Area Lioness. Divs 225 23:55 Thomas Kitzrow 26 20:34 Curt Ranweiler 69 24:27 Kyle O'reilly M15-,16-21,22-29,5yr,60+. F17-,18-22,23-29,10yr,50+. Relays. 321 26:11 Ralph Bayard 28 20:42 Michael Anderson 70 24:28 Adam Haefner Awds 10/M, 5/F, top 3 ea div marathon, top 2 teams ea relay div. 344 26:40 Hank Nisiewicz 33 21:07 Scott Krems 98 27:17 Stuart Frazier Whchr w/c & Handcycle divs w/awds. Results mailed. Fees 346 26:43 Richard Labinski 48 22:35 Steve Kiskunas 133 30:41 Bradley Betts Marathon $30, Relay $25 by 7/10. $35, $30 after. Perks TS/ 364 26:56 Carl Granetzke 57 23:28 Robb Simcock 140 31:06 David Hillenbrand finishers, dwgs, soda, fruit, soup, bread, shwrs. Records 2:19:108 404 27:41 Jim Kuchma 65 24:06 Jeffrey Pokorski 148 32:22 Matthew Moncada Richard Wilde '78, 2:47:49 Mary Bange '83. LastYr 500. 411 27:47 John Locke 66 24:15 Andy Quitzon 2:41:53 Rick Stefanovic, 3:11:35 Ann Heaslett. Other 435 28:29 Jim Donovan 95 27:12 Erik Gauger F01-12 (Female 12 & under) Torchlighting Ceremony 8:30pm nite before downtown. Race 441 28:34 Henry Ehler 105 27:52 Todd Bertha 63 23:52 Kimberly Frazier Day Post Paavo Party - Riccelli Pk, 1 pm. Contact Ricky Kelly 463 29:13 Tom Davis 124 29:33 Brian Basile 100 27:35 Emily Schmitz Hurley Area Lioness 312 Copper St. Hurley WI 54534. Day 715 471 29:32 Eric Swegles 107 27:55 Charlotte Silvanich 561-3290 Eve 715-561-3290 [email protected], www. 526 31:07 Manny Lopez F30-39 128 29:51 Michelle Hillenbrand hurleywi.com 528 31:13 Paul Turzinski 8 18:13 Lynn Fitzsimmons 134 30:45 Sammy Kailas 563 32:15 Pedro Mendolla 42 22:12 Amy Cocanour 139 31:05 Meghan O'reilly 584 33:06 Gene Sterr 45 22:24 Nancy Gritt Aug 10 SHAWANO MOUNTAIN BAY 5K RUN/WALK Shawano 144 31:53 Emily Jeanpierre 627 35:28 Richard Johnson 49 22:42 Michelle Jeanpierre Sat CORRECTED: Contact Name & email addr. 5K 8:30am.Kids run. 150 33:11 Kelly Murphy 693 45:23 Bill Quirk 54 23:12 Tarie Umhoefer reg 7-8. Divs 12-15, 16-19, 10yr, 60+. Awds 3/div. Whchr 152 33:18 Becca Wenzel 96 27:12 Maribeth Carlson accomodation upon request. Fees $12, $15 after 7/30. $5/kids 154 33:33 Ashley Sinks F60-64 109 27:56 Kate Eder run. Perks TS, bagels, fruit. Other Family Fun Fest Downtown 160 38:24 Katie O'Reilly 467 29:19 Sandra Weinstein 115 28:20 Carol Perlberg Shawano; Arts Festival. Contact Jean Darling Advanced Physical

538 31:32 Jacqueline Ticknor 116 28:23 Melinda Bertka Therapy/Sports Medicine 720 E. Green Bay St Shawano WI M13-17 590 33:20 Nancy Niese 127 29:40 Heather Wolff 54166. 715 526-3799 [email protected] 4 17:29 Alex Reinhart 601 33:51 Georgia Dolister 131 30:23 Regina Howard 9 18:17 Brandon Lorenz 681 42:30 Emelie Linke 145 31:56 Joann Steidinger Aug 17 HANK AARON STATE TRAIL RUN/WALK Milwaukee 10 18:19 Eric Saeger 694 46:07 Eileen Turzinski 147 32:07 Maureen Perlberg Sat C ADDED: Fees - online reg. 5k 8:30am. Miller Park SE parking 13 18:34 Joseph Rosing 149 32:57 Peggy Moncada area. Note 3rd annual. Divs 14-17, 18-24, 5yr, 65+. Awds 3/div. 14 18:43 Cj Capizza M65-69 158 35:46 Kim Raymond Whchr call. Results posted. Fees $15, $18 after 8/12. www. 17 19:05 Brian Schaldach 250 24:19 David Griffiths 161 38:25 Mary O'reilly active.com/running/. Perks TS, goodie bags, bev. Records 16:54 22 19:51 Jason Crayton 263 24:46 Ron Caruso Scott Jenkins '00, 18:41 Heather Gollnick '00. LastYr 500. 23 19:57 Mark Altstiel 298 25:47 Rocky Mcgrorty M40-49 Other Celebrate the opening of the new Hank Aaron State Trail. 27 20:37 John Borofka 309 25:55 Ken Burman 15 18:49 Patrick Sullivan Contact Mike Proctor SMA 8420 W Lisbon Av Milwaukee WI 34 21:08 Matt Altstiel 376 27:13 Kent Schlienger 16 18:57 Tom Kissner 53222. Day 414 536-1377 [email protected] 36 21:24 Jay Blistan 399 27:36 David Stuckslager 18 19:13 Paul Jones 37 21:35 Andreas Nickhorn 536 31:30 Bob Linke 29 20:44 Daniel Paavola Sep 1 ST. CROIX VALLEY TRIATHLON Hudson 41 22:11 Andrew Ehlers 539 31:35 Wayne Gilmore 31 20:48 Chuck Hudlett Sun 1/3mi swim, 10mi bike, 4mi run, 7:30am. Results www. 47 22:28 Jon Blistan 548 31:54 Edward Blumberg 32 20:52 Patrick Ferry finalstretch.com. Fees $40 by 8/25, $50 after. Perks Hawaiian 76 24:50 Sam Ritt 619 34:53 Gerald Phillips 39 22:08 Thomas Jeanpierre style luau after - food, bev. LastYr 275. Contact Mark Bongers 83 25:52 Peter Ferry 634 35:47 Timothy Cowdin 40 22:11 Jeff Kaprelian Final Stretch Inc. PO Box 196 Willernie MN 55090. 651 439- 112 28:04 Jesse Jastram 51 22:50 Fritz Kaftan 9706 www.finalstretch.com 137 30:58 Elisabeth Petersen F65-69 53 23:11 Dan Kuenn 146 31:59 Ben Schmig 688 43:26 Dona-Grace Gate- 67 24:16 Jeff Petak Sep 21 KIMBERLY'S RUN/WALK Wausau wood 71 24:30 Ron Haefner Sat HalfMar 8:30am, 10K 8:45, 5K run/walk 9:15. Riverview F13-17 84 25:57 Jeffery Braun Elementary School. Note Boys & Girls Club Fund Raising Event. 38 21:36 Allie Woerpel M70-74 85 25:59 Dave Hynek Divs 18- 19-29 10yr 60+. Awds trophies, medals 3/mf, 3/div. 50 22:43 Lily Kaftan 336 26:33 Larry Engel 90 26:59 John Leaf Whchr welcome. Results Posted. Fees $5 18-, $15 5K, $25 59 23:39 Julie Barnes 489 29:55 Earl Peychal 97 27:15 Andy Frazier HalfMar by 9/13. Raceday $10, $20, $30. Perks TS, goody bags, 74 24:49 Katie Brooks 550 31:58 Daniel Murphy 106 27:53 Don Durnett snacks, bev. LastYr 130. Contact Kevin Quevillon Boys & Girls 75 24:49 Laura Lunde 595 33:28 Tommie Bedford 126 29:39 Dan Clapham Club of the Wausau Area PO Box 2386 Wausau WI 54402-2386. 80 25:23 Nicole Jeanpierre 661 38:24 Ron Lund 130 30:17 Timothy Eder 715 845-3363 [email protected] 87 26:09 Hannah Ferry 680 42:15 Duane Sr Tate 92 27:02 Derek Woerpel F40-49 93 27:09 Megan Barragry Sep 28 CHILI CHASE FOR HOSPICE Beloit F70-74 25 20:20 Jill Jones 94 27:10 Alison Werner Sat CORRECTED: Date. 5k run/walk, 10k run, 10am. reg 9-10. 455 28:58 Lois Gilmore 46 22:25 Tammy Ferry 113 28:06 Rebekah Hillenbrand Beloit Regional Hospice. Note sponsored by the Beloit Regional (Continued on page 19) Hospice. Divs 14-, 15-19, 10yr, 60+. Awds trophy 1/div, medal M75-99 (Male 75 & over) 114 28:12 Laura Frazier 120 29:15 Kimberly Howard 2-3/div. Fees $15, kids 10- $7 by 9/21, $18, $10 raceday. $40/ 477 29:42 Jorden Burton family. Perks TS/1st 100, chili, beer, soda, fruit. Other Chili 122 29:22 Cassie Nesheim 123 29:22 Erin Keating cook-off, post race party, entertainment, face painting. Contact F75-99 (Female 75 & over) Jennifer Shotliff 5534 N Robin Crest Milton WI 53563. 608 756- 599 33:44 Agnes Reinhard 135 30:57 Courtney Haven 143 31:41 Anne Liberacki 0475 [email protected]

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FIRECRACKER M20-24 89 1:07:20 Kelly Grady M45-49 9 41:14 Justin Scardina 2 37:09 Steve Wikner 10-K M25-29 M35-39 3 37:34 Scott Brickerd 26 46:45 Jim Kenesie 6 39:45 Kevin Mahan 8 40:31 Dennis Ruhle Kenosha Youth Foundation 14 43:53 Christopher Hannes 10 41:23 Gary Friedrich F25-29 Kenosha, WI 15 43:55 Charles Leipzig 12 42:27 Robert Schuerman 74 57:37 Heather Hutchens 30 47:21 Kurt Drezek Sunday, June 30, 2002 28 46:59 Thomas De Vroy 42 49:28 Michael Banco FREEDOM RUN M30-34 32 47:50 Patrick Flood 44 51:22 Dale Stratton Beautiful Savior 4 39:14 Guillermo Acosta 34 48:13 David Crewe Results Provided by 66 56:30 John Riemer Lutheran Church 33 47:54 John Chung 38 48:58 Ned Schmidkonz Computer Aided 69 57:20 Neil Lippert 50 52:33 Jon Jackson (CONTINUED) 37 48:57 Joseph Labatore Race Results System 46 51:46 Rob Glinski F35-39 53 53:17 Cass Sowa (Continued from page 18) 47 51:48 Jordan Gardina 41 49:27 Michele Lunde 75 57:46 Anthony Catalano Bill Schauder 64 55:40 Barbara Henderson 93 1:13:05 Alfred Hudec Jr 55 23:17 Margie Finger 61 55:27 Russell Medley 72 24:40 Cindy Carter 262 521-2191 70 57:27 Kurt Lassig 73 57:33 Erica Nordtvedt F45-49 81 25:24 Anne Frazier 78 1:01:10 Aaron Sens 77 1:00:40 Kris Sharp 16 44:27 Kim Merritt 89 26:43 Rosie Chekouras PLACE TIME NAME F30-34 M40-44 25 46:29 Barbara Jewell 104 27:45 Donna Mullen 18 44:51 Caryn Spellman 1 36:01 Dave Bornhuetter 58 54:25 Donna Wrenn 136 30:58 Judy Haven FIRST M/F 19 45:10 Colleen Spellman 13 43:20 Jack Oster 65 55:43 Beverly Hurley 141 31:24 Pat Evers 1 36:01 Dave Bornhuetter 24 46:19 Carrie Dodds 17 44:39 Len Wojciechowicz 84 1:03:02 Karen Ward 153 33:19 Lorrie Wenzel 16 44:27 Kim Merritt 35 48:53 Mary Keenan 20 45:32 Fernando Rodriguez 91 1:07:50 Jovita Moureau 156 34:00 Ann Otte 39 49:11 Janet Wickhorst 22 45:39 Brian Thomas M50-54 159 37:40 Cheryl Jeanpierre M01-14 (Male 14 & under) 62 55:27 Jethra Rivera 45 51:44 David Cummins 23 46:13 Mike Dewitt

90 1:07:34 Gavin Jackson 71 57:28 Sandy Schultz 52 53:08 Dan Arwine 27 46:50 Antonio Delgado M50-99 (Male 50 & over) 29 47:18 Mark Maurer 5 17:55 Ernst Wendland 43 51:02 Timothy Rottmann 20 19:39 Dennis Eden 51 52:48 Thomas Schlenker 30 20:46 Robert Bewell 72 57:29 Jerry Kangas 79 25:13 William Evers 88 26:42 Mike Basile F50-54 91 27:01 Matt Schaldach 94 1:14:19 Cathy Rottmann 99 27:33 John Box 96 1:16:24 Joan Wansart M15-19 80 1:01:47 Anna Szymkowiak 54 53:20 Joe Sykora 108 27:55 Paul Silvanich 5 39:44 Humberto Palmerin 81 1:01:51 Kari Luedtke 63 55:39 James Bradtke M55-59 117 28:57 Donald Block 11 41:55 Lorenzo Palmerin 85 1:05:35 Tina Moore 83 1:02:59 Edward Clover 7 39:58 Tim Novak 119 29:09 Paul Woerpel 21 45:34 Boni Zicatl 86 1:05:50 Sarah Rickert 82 1:02:20 Kyle Tschaen 129 29:53 Gordon Hetzel F40-44 87 1:06:51 Amy Furreness F55-59 151 33:18 John Schiek 31 47:49 Ann Brothen F15-19 59 54:31 Lyn Tepper 36 48:56 Georgine Kudrna 40 49:19 Estefania Luna 48 52:09 Christy Hoff 88 1:07:06 Kathy Tschaen F50-99 (Female 50 & over) 56 53:34 Jennifer Garofalo 77 24:56 Diana Hetzel 49 52:30 Marilou Casey M60-64 57 53:38 Kate Noble 82 25:42 Judith Ormond 92 1:12:54 Diane Dowell 79 1:01:27 Manuel Lopez 60 54:54 Rebecca Degener 138 31:00 Linda Borofka 95 1:16:23 Linda Fifarek 67 56:37 Bviel Haley M65-69 142 31:25 Cheryl Lorenz 68 56:50 Elizabeth Wamboldt 76 58:33 Jt Lupinski 155 33:58 Sue Basile The Most Times are in ‘The Strider’

COMING EVENTS

Sunday August 4th WHEELS & HEELS RUSH ON FIESTA STRIDER EVENTS Cudahy 10mile & 10k Run For National Spinal Cord Injury Assoc. Wednesday July 17th 7am, Cudahy HS, FEES: $15, $17 rceday, TS, refresh- 5K RUN, 1mi Walk, 7pm, Milwaukee Lakefront FEES: BLS Meeting ments, CONTACT: Mary Callen, Eve: 414-259-0051 $15 by 7/11, $18 $13 after, TS, refreshments, admis- 6:30pm Social, 7p.m. Speaker, 8 p.m. Business Meeting, sion to Festa Italiana, CONTACT: Bill Wright, day: Tanner Paull, 70th&Orchard, FEES: $3 Members, Non- Wednesday August 7th 414-425-3793, eve: 414-384-4022 Members $4, refreshments, CONTACT: Allan Hoeft Fun Run & Corn Roast 262-367-8088 3mi, 6mi 6:30pm, Minooka Park #3, Waukesha, FEES: Saturday July 20th none, park $3, Corn & refreshments, CONTACT: Dave CAPITOL MILE Saturday July 20th O’Brien, Eve: 414-425-1309 1mi 4pm, Madison Capitol Square, FEES: $12 by 7/12 MARATHON BUILDUP PROGRAM (includes shirt), $10 w/o shirt and on raceday. 10mi, 8:00am, Lake Park Pavilion, FEES: none, beer, soda, Saturday August 10th CONTACT: Paul Turpin, DAY: 608 662-5152, munchies, CONTACT: Dennis Shoemaker MARATHON BUILDUP PROGRAM EMAIL: www.witrackclub.org, (262)784-1638 12mi, 8:00am, Lake Park Pavilion, FEES: none, beer, soda, [email protected] munchies, CONTACT: John Cornell, Phone: 414-305- Tuesday June 23rd 6600 Friday July 26th BLS Open Track Meet MARCH OF DIMES RUN TO GERMANFEST Various Track Events 100m-3200m, racewalk, relays. Wednesday August 14th 5k, 6pm, Milwaukee Lakefront, FEES: $15, $18 race- 6:30pm, Hart Park, Wauwatosa, FEES: none, refresh- Fun Run day, PERKS: TS, entrance to German Fest, food, bev, ments, CONTACT: Ron & Alice Winkler, Day: 414- 3mi, 6mi 6:30pm, Estabrook Park #8, FEES: none, re- CONTACT: March of Dimes, DAY: 414 778-3500, 273-3850 X5329 Eve: 414-744-9404 freshments, Contact: John Miller, Eve: 414-762-4795 FAX: 414 778-3503

Wednesday June 24th Saturday August 17th Saturday August 10th Fun Run MARATHON BUILDUP PROGRAM SPRINT FOR SPINA BIFIDA 3mi, 6mi 6:30pm, Whitnal Park #8, FEES: none, re- 14mi, 8:00am, Lake Park Pavilion, FEES: none, beer, soda, 5k, 9am, Mount Mary College, Wauwatosa, FEES: $15, freshments, CONTACT: Dick Dodd, Eve: 414-427- munchies, CONTACT: Paul Sokolowski & Mary Callen $18 after 8/6 & raceday, PERKS: TS, dwgs, fruit, morn- 0224 Eve: 414-259-0051 ing buns, bev, cookies, entertainment CONTACT: Anne Mraz, day: 414 607-9061, fax: 414 Saturday July 27th 607-9602, EMAIL: [email protected] MARATHON BUILDUP PROGRAM NON-STRIDER EVENTS 12mi, 8:00am, Lake Park Pavilion, FEES: none, beer, Wednesday July 17th Saturday August 10th soda, munchies, CONTACT: Pete Wysocki RUN TO THE BEACH – PEWAUKEE RACINE ZOO 5K RUN/WALK (262)679-0849 5K RUN, 1mi Walk, 6:30pm, Pewaukee Village Pk, 5k, 9am, Main St., Racine, FEES: $14, $18 after 8/2, FEES: $15 by 6/15, $20 raceday, PERKS: TS, fruit, Beach TS, snacks, bev CONTACT: Barbara Jewell, Wednesday July 31st Party with live music, food, bev, CONTACT: Abby Lo- DAY: 262 382-4969, EVE: 262 763-3062, FAX: 262 Fun Run renz DAY: 262 695-9735, EVE: 262 691-4922 382-4949 3mi, 6mi 6:30pm, McKinley Marina Landfill, FEES: EMAIL: [email protected], none, refreshments, Contact: Jeff Schilling, Eve: [email protected] 414-412-1100 Thursday July 18th July 2002 “The Strider” page 20

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