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Avenue of the Giants Avenue of the Giants Directed by “Cindy Timek” <[email protected]> Another fantastic year at the Avenue of the Giants Marathon, ½ marathon and 10K race. I would like to thank all my volunteers and volunteer groups for making this event possible. Special Thanks go out to Boy Scout troop 54, Paye’s Gardening, McKinleyville HS Track and Field, Arcata HS Track and Field, Eureka HS Track and Field, Humboldt Mobile Massage, Bill Morris Sr, Yoon Kim for photos, Casey Kimberly for photos, Sherry Myers, Wendy Lang and Margaret Morris for announcing, Jack West for riding his bike and awards, Jan West, Gary Timek, Portia and Dean Matheson, Paul and Carla Kraus, Karen Kidwell, Rachel Cardoza, Marlene Allen, Winzler Children’s Center, Susan Aste, League of Women Voters, Mary Bullwinkle Station, Richard from Fusuikan, Lady of the Redwoods Catholic Church, Bien Padre, Humboldt Redwoods State Park, their rangers and staff, Eureka Volunteer Patrol, Traffic Solutions, Gatorade, Solo Sports, Eel River Brewery, Ramone’s Bakery, Cliff Titus and Northcoast Mercantile, Earthmap Photo, La Barca, Sammy’s BBQ, Wildberries for the delicious watermelon, The Jogg’n Shoppe, RRCA Championship Racing Series and Six Rivers Running Club. Thank you Everyone!! Marathon 7:45 am., Sun., 5/07/17 * Humboldt County runners are colored blue Pl NAME CITY, STATE G/a ChipT ChipP Bib# 1 Aaron Campbell Arcata, CA M24 2:35:58 5:57 549 2 Arek Robinson Asheville, NC M30 2:39:22 6:05 108 3 Kyle Coffee Boston, MA M26 2:49:34 6:28 243 4 Benjamin Arbaugh Westminster, MD M21 2:51:12 6:32 420 5 Evan Schindewolf San Francisco, CA M28 2:53:25 6:37 251 6 Joe Day Huber Heights, OH M26 2:54:45 6:40 551 7 Scott Dunlap Woodside, CA M48 2:56:27 6:44 301 8 Adam Daoud East Palo Alto, CA M30 2:59:06 6:50 187 9 Megan Alfi Edmonds, WA F22 2:59:07 6:50 76 10 Matthew Buss Springfield, OR M37 2:59:41 6:51 106 11 Dave Braden Oakland, CA M45 3:00:57 6:54 554 12 Adam Goering Eugene, OR M28 3:01:43 6:56 474 13 Katarina Mueller Vancouver, WA F25 3:03:49 7:01 282 14 Elizabeth Simpson Boulder Creek, CA F24 3:04:06 7:01 522 15 Pit Pillatsch Berkeley, CA M31 3:04:15 7:02 576 16 Kirk Nichols Santa Clara, CA M30 3:06:15 7:06 491 17 Kevin Tso Cameron, AZ M23 3:06:55 7:08 142 18 Adam Falk Arcata, CA M31 3:07:08 7:08 564 19 Pete Sikora Berkeley, CA M31 3:07:15 7:09 426 20 Nathaniel Kane Oakland, CA M30 3:08:33 7:11 161 21 Jeffrey Moreland Reno, NV M40 3:08:56 7:12 588 22 Tami Beall Arcata, CA F49 3:09:02 7:13 571 23 Jonathan Seiber Portland, OR M40 3:10:14 7:15 18 24 Drake Bernards Eureka, CA M25 3:13:05 7:22 560 25 Dani Reese Portland, OR F28 3:13:08 7:22 346 26 Nathan Tindell Shasta Lake, CA M39 3:13:48 7:23 589 27 Kenneth Pocasangre McKinleyville, CA M26 3:14:36 7:25 240 28 Daniel Davis Reno, NV M23 3:16:36 7:30 555 29 Jeff Wells The Woodlands, TX M62 3:18:07 7:33 10 30 Katie Murphy Portland, OR F26 3:18:40 7:35 546 31 Brian Nelson Bakersfield, CA M59 3:18:43 7:35 552 32 Melissa Tenkate Pismo Beach, CA F27 3:18:49 7:35 397 33 Andrew Dempsey San Francisco, CA M34 3:19:34 7:37 371 34 Michael Binkley San Mateo, CA M31 3:21:33 7:41 192 35 Mike Floyd Gearhart, OR M49 3:22:13 7:43 328 36 Zachary Russo Laurel, MD M26 3:22:22 7:43 500 37 Juhani Linnainmaa Manhattan Beach, CA M39 3:22:48 7:44 133 38 Eric Kelso Wilsonville, OR M50 3:22:51 7:44 39 39 Kristi Leblanc Eugene, OR F33 3:23:28 7:46 402 40 Adrianna Chaves Eureka, CA F24 3:25:27 7:50 550 41 Jordan Lauhon Davis, CA M39 3:26:52 7:53 517 42 Callie Thomas The Woodlands, TX F30 3:27:10 7:54 11 43 Casey Weiss San Francisco, CA F23 3:28:07 7:56 375 44 Jason Hawthorne Albany, OR M46 3:28:17 7:57 609 45 Peter Hand Redwood City, CA M53 3:29:02 7:58 567 46 Patrick Hazelton Oakland, CA M37 3:29:45 8:00 25 47 John Root San Jose, CA M35 3:30:04 8:01 264 48 Matthew Koral San Diego, CA M25 3:30:14 8:01 357 49 James Simpson Perkiomenville, PA M53 3:31:26 8:04 523 50 Raymond Camero Irvine, CA M45 3:31:28 8:04 320 51 Tim Dohaney Ponte Vedra Beach, FL M54 3:31:30 8:04 75 52 Graeme Queen Sherwood, OR M42 3:31:35 8:04 495 53 Jeff Faulk Eureka, CA M23 3:31:51 8:05 536 54 Kristin Thomas Denver, CO F30 3:32:38 8:07 225 55 Edwin Wainaina Grand Rapids, MI M27 3:33:42 8:09 318 56 Ellen Cheshire Vernal, UT F35 3:34:07 8:10 96 57 Megan Thomas-Melly Chico, CA F32 3:35:05 8:12 421 58 Karsten Linz Munich, DE M39 3:35:29 8:13 242 59 Scott Campbell Benicia, CA M58 3:35:38 8:13 236 60 Sergey Grabot Los Gatos, CA M20 3:36:19 8:15 215 61 Darrin Rees Santa Cruz, CA M45 3:36:43 8:16 520 62 Kevin Hedrick Oakland, CA M26 3:36:47 8:16 458 63 Richard Blaylock San Francisco, CA M55 3:37:31 8:18 584 64 Johnny Mendoza Paradise, CA M33 3:37:34 8:18 464 65 Lanore Bergenske Fortuna, CA F59 3:38:06 8:19 610 66 Laura Holt McKinleyville, CA F38 3:38:26 8:20 568 67 Jonathan Rowe Phoenix, AZ M37 3:38:26 8:20 353 68 Megan Rowe Phoenix, AZ F33 3:38:26 8:20 354 69 Jason Jackson San Francisco, CA M35 3:39:29 8:22 494 70 John-Paul Wells Austin, TX M26 3:39:37 8:23 333 71 Graham Felsenthal Arcata, CA M34 3:39:45 8:23 288 72 Chase Carpenter Reno, NV M32 3:40:05 8:24 344 73 Amy Carlsen Minneapolis, MN F41 3:40:57 8:26 350 74 Norman Coppinger Davis, CA M57 3:41:39 8:27 290 75 Eric Olson Bondurant, IA M28 3:41:58 8:28 271 76 Samantha Ryder Redding, CA F23 3:42:13 8:29 472 77 Betsy Amstutz Redding, CA F28 3:42:13 8:29 570 78 Leslie Stelpflug Tatum, TX F40 3:42:55 8:30 505 79 Meghan Hoobler West Linn, OR F37 3:43:24 8:31 211 80 Violeta Lipcsei Campbell, CA F44 3:43:45 8:32 204 81 Daniel Johnson Bella Vista, CA M51 3:44:19 8:33 562 82 Dave Hacek Albany, OR M53 3:44:24 8:34 506 83 Benjamin Arnold Palo Alto, CA M28 3:44:47 8:34 214 84 Alex Danner Nevada City, CA M60 3:44:48 8:34 380 85 Steve Brumwell Palmdale, CA M59 3:44:58 8:35 575 86 Eric Burke Eugene, OR M26 3:45:30 8:36 481 87 Chuck Fiorentino Arroyo Grande, CA M60 3:45:58 8:37 446 88 Marian Fiorentino Arroyo Grande, CA F55 3:46:02 8:37 445 89 Maureen Pellegrini Chelmsford, MA F51 3:46:20 8:38 476 90 Michael Boyle Wichita Falls, TX M44 3:46:30 8:38 6 91 Brad Brown Jacksonville, OR M56 3:47:23 8:40 483 92 Jerry Spence Redding, CA M46 3:47:42 8:41 429 93 Ian Fuller Eugene, OR M41 3:47:46 8:41 281 94 Claire Stanton San Francisco, CA F24 3:47:51 8:41 440 95 Yvette Lewis Cameron Park, CA F48 3:48:44 8:43 535 96 Jill Morgan Antelope, CA F50 3:48:45 8:43 358 97 Will Reese Portland, OR M25 3:48:48 8:44 234 98 Robert Lund Orem, UT M27 3:48:50 8:44 306 99 Jerry Cvecko Orinda, CA M63 3:49:35 8:45 343 100 Molly Krantz Beaverton, OR F35 3:49:55 8:46 57 101 David Bywater Ashland, OR M45 3:50:06 8:47 386 102 Tom Gordon Portland, OR M52 3:50:16 8:47 519 103 Scott Vollrath Foster City, CA M43 3:50:21 8:47 94 104 Mary St George Lemoore, CA F26 3:51:06 8:49 322 105 Mattia Richetto San Francisco, CA M36 3:51:40 8:50 365 106 Damien Johnson McKinleyville, CA M35 3:51:59 8:51 510 107 Greg Campbell Glen Ellen, CA M51 3:52:00 8:51 195 108 Mark Bernstein San Diego, CA M38 3:52:15 8:51 498 109 Sumit Singh Goleta, CA M35 3:52:21 8:52 338 110 Tim Grieb Petaluma, CA M33 3:53:24 8:54 266 111 Elizabeth Vaage Davis, CA F34 3:54:06 8:56 543 112 Mary De Aquino Santa Cruz, CA F20 3:55:09 8:58 513 113 Creighton Hare Walnut Creek, CA M16 3:55:37 8:59 265 114 Russell Michael Oroville, CA M44 3:56:02 9:00 159 115 Michaela Corr San Francisco, CA F32 3:56:02 9:00 272 116 Chelsie Conover Hidden Valley Lake, CA F40 3:56:20 9:01 337 117 Keith Kurtz Vacaville, CA M51 3:56:20 9:01 326 118 Anderson Craig Petaluma, CA M41 3:56:21 9:01 300 119 Dustin Marsh Placerville, CA M30 3:56:52 9:02 530 120 Christine Peloghitis Red Hill, PA F50 3:56:59 9:02 559 121 John Sloop Nashville, TN M54 3:57:02 9:02 13 122 Rachel Bobruff San Francisco, CA F39 3:57:17 9:03 367 123 Erik Knight Eugene, OR M32 3:57:29 9:03 408 124 Steven Wernke Nashville, TN M46 3:57:51 9:04 12 125 Leland Hubble Oakland, CA M29 3:58:05 9:05 532 126 Michelle Wells Austin, TX F25 3:58:19 9:05 334 127 David Kahn Mill Valley, CA M43 3:58:51 9:07 65 128 Doug Dominey Veradale, WA M58 3:58:58 9:07 269 129 Alisa Fong Roseville, CA F49 3:59:10 9:07 478 130 Alla Agafonov Emeryville, CA F30 3:59:21 9:08 370 131 Henry Stogner Wilmington, NC M44 3:59:26 9:08 168 132 Bryan Lanning Willow Creek, CA M43 4:00:04 9:09 558 133 Aidan Sullivan Daly City, CA M20 4:00:15 9:10 58 134 Jared Boring Morrison, CO M30 4:00:27 9:10 457 135 Hilary Clark Roosevelt, AZ F44 4:00:44 9:11 459 136 Michael Bunting Chicago, IL M23 4:00:49 9:11 448 137 Mark Moschetti Fortuna, CA M38 4:00:51 9:11 566 138 Colin Brown Sherwood, OR M46 4:00:56 9:11 533 139 John Hayes Reno, NV M49 4:02:09 9:14 577 140 Sajeer Vazhayil San Jose, CA M34 4:02:31 9:15 280 141 Mike Thomas Centennial, CO M58 4:02:46 9:16 129 142 Kaylynn Litton Calgary, AB F50 4:03:10 9:16 296 143 Miranda Williamson San Diego, CA F34 4:03:27 9:17 540 144 Angel Edwards Land O’Lakes, FL F37 4:04:36 9:20 442 145 Brian Greenspan Portland, OR M35 4:06:18 9:24 470 146 Laurens Tenkate Wyoming, MI M55 4:06:23 9:24 401 147 Bob Marvel Ferndale, WA M53 4:06:47 9:25 100 148 Rick Kukowski Bellingham, WA M61 4:06:48 9:25 372 149 Mike Kelley Campbell, CA M53 4:06:58 9:25 531 150 Amanda Meusborn Grapevine, TX F27 4:07:21 9:26 246 151 Brian Meusborn Grapevine, TX M28 4:07:22 9:26 245 152 Rebekah Marshall Shasta Lake, CA F26 4:08:20 9:28 406 153 Rebekah Arkens Shasta Lake, CA F26 4:08:21 9:28 405 154 Scott Coss Arcata, CA M31 4:09:05 9:30 454 155 Laura Hockett Mendocino, CA F27 4:09:36 9:31 223 156 Christopher Whaley El Cerrito, CA M31 4:09:50 9:32 286 157 Hannah Wells Vacaville, CA F27 4:10:01 9:32 208 158 Cullen Gambetta Red Bluff, CA M16 4:10:34 9:33 486 159
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