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Division: WOMEN Finishers: 118 Of Event Name: 2019 Tom Barry Invitational Finishers Gun Elapsed Tortoise and Hare Race Management - Minocqua Division: WOMEN Finishers: 118 of 126 Rank Adj Bib Name Team Gun Pace Gen Age Place Elapsed 1 1 87 Amanda Jones Carroll University 19:20.5 6:13 F 0 2 2 1 Joyana Tarsa St. Norbert College 19:26.5 6:15 F 0 3 3 81 Maddy Blaedow Carroll University 19:38.1 6:19 F 0 4 4 71 Madison King Ripon College 19:40.2 6:19 F 0 5 5 90 Emily Kraus Carroll University 19:43.5 6:20 F 0 6 6 6 Bonnie Raechal Beres St. Norbert College 19:53.5 6:24 F 0 7 7 80 Jenna Berlet Carroll University 19:58.0 6:25 F 0 8 8 25 Kendall Marks MSOE 20:12.2 6:30 F 0 9 9 129 Erin Feldhausen St. Norbert Alumni 20:12.9 6:30 F 0 10 10 2 Kelley Gardipee St. Norbert College 20:14.7 6:30 F 0 11 11 20 Clara Yoap St. Norbert College 20:17.5 6:31 F 0 12 12 130 Trisha Feldhausen St. Norbert Alumni 20:19.0 6:32 F 0 13 13 18 Lauren Talabac St. Norbert College 20:22.0 6:33 F 0 14 14 103 Reane Loiselle Northland College 20:24.3 6:34 F 0 15 15 54 Mikaela Sullivan Wisconsin Lutheran 20:31.1 6:36 F 0 16 16 131 Katie Heinzen St. Norbert Alumni 20:31.2 6:36 F 0 17 17 92 Christa Modrow Carroll University 20:31.4 6:36 F 0 18 18 96 Alli Spitzer Carroll University 20:31.6 6:36 F 0 19 19 12 Elisabeth Klumpyan St. Norbert College 20:33.7 6:37 F 0 20 20 7 Alex Bruley St. Norbert College 20:36.0 6:37 F 0 21 (> 7) 4 Sydney Bartz St. Norbert College 20:37.4 6:38 F 0 22 21 78 Antonia Bartolotta Carroll University 20:39.6 6:38 F 0 23 22 108 Alex Chand Lawrence University 20:54.3 6:43 F 0 24 23 145 Sarah Parbs St. Norbert Alumni 21:02.1 6:46 F 0 25 24 110 Leah Hawksford Lawrence University 21:10.1 6:48 F 0 26 25 46 Brooke Graesslin Wisconsin Lutheran 21:16.2 6:50 F 0 27 (> 7) 98 Isabel Szablewski Carroll University 21:22.1 6:52 F 0 28 26 39 Lauren Kane Edgewood College 21:25.3 6:53 F 0 29 27 35 Clara Berning Edgewood College 21:25.6 6:53 F 0 30 28 41 Taylor Mair Edgewood College 21:30.6 6:55 F 0 31 29 69 Mikayla Flyte Ripon College 21:40.1 6:58 F 0 32 30 45 Ally Verbauwhede Edgewood College 21:43.8 6:59 F 0 33 (> 7) 86 Annikka Johnson Carroll University 21:48.1 7:01 F 0 34 31 36 Rachel Ehrhart Edgewood College 21:55.4 7:03 F 0 35 32 142 Jamie Karrels St. Norbert Alumni 21:57.8 7:04 F 0 36 (> 7) 82 Abby Brinkman Carroll University 22:05.0 7:06 F 0 37 33 65 Grace Engebretson Ripon College 22:07.2 7:07 F 0 38 (> 7) 16 Mariah Sejbl St. Norbert College 22:12.9 7:09 F 0 39 (> 7) 89 Hannah Kloehn Carroll University 22:14.8 7:09 F 0 40 (> 7) 8 Brenna Cisler St. Norbert College 22:15.0 7:09 F 0 41 34 75 Terrina Phillips Ripon College 22:15.1 7:09 F 0 42 (> 7) 19 Molly Thomas St. Norbert College 22:16.7 7:10 F 0 43 (> 7) 93 Cassidy Neefe Carroll University 22:17.4 7:10 F 0 44 (> 7) 84 Brooke Dietsche Carroll University 22:18.9 7:10 F 0 45 (> 7) 14 Jennifer Nummi St. Norbert College 22:22.0 7:11 F 0 46 35 111 Natalie LaMonto Lawrence University 22:25.2 7:12 F 0 47 36 37 Madi Hanseder Edgewood College 22:31.0 7:14 F 0 48 (> 7) 3 Brianne Barta St. Norbert College 22:35.2 7:16 F 0 49 37 29 Nathalie Cairo Lakeland University 22:38.9 7:17 F 0 50 (> 7) 95 Brooke Sievers Carroll University 22:39.3 7:17 F 0 51 38 56 Jenn Zastrow Wisconsin Lutheran 22:40.2 7:17 F 0 Tortoise and Hare 1 of 3 8/31/2019 2:51:15 PM Event Name: 2019 Tom Barry Invitational Finishers Gun Elapsed Tortoise and Hare Race Management - Minocqua Division: WOMEN Finishers: 118 of 126 Rank Adj Bib Name Team Gun Pace Gen Age Place Elapsed 52 39 143 Paulina Puskala St. Norbert Alumni 22:45.8 7:19 F 0 53 (> 7) 88 Elena Kipp Carroll University 22:52.7 7:21 F 0 54 (> 7) 79 Paige Bauer Carroll University 22:55.5 7:22 F 0 55 40 74 Natalie Pakosz Ripon College 22:56.9 7:23 F 0 56 (> 7) 83 Abbey Casey Carroll University 23:00.5 7:24 F 0 57 41 64 Sophia Dubord Ripon College 23:02.3 7:24 F 0 58 42 128 Kelly Heniff St. Norbert Alumni 23:06.4 7:26 F 0 59 43 26 Alexandra Maruga MSOE 23:09.6 7:27 F 0 60 44 112 Madeline Taylor Lawrence University 23:24.3 7:32 F 0 61 45 44 Ashley Risley Edgewood College 23:27.9 7:33 F 0 62 (> 7) 38 Lindsay Johnston Edgewood College 23:28.7 7:33 F 0 63 46 113 Sydney Budd Silver Lake College 23:34.8 7:35 F 0 64 47 59 Ellie McMeeken Mt. Mary University 23:35.4 7:35 F 0 65 48 67 Morgan Exner Ripon College 23:36.3 7:35 F 0 66 (> 7) 77 Makaila Weddle Ripon College 23:40.6 7:37 F 0 67 (> 7) 144 Haley Joosten St. Norbert Alumni 23:41.1 7:37 F 0 68 49 100 Trish Bachmeier Northland College 23:43.0 7:38 F 0 69 (> 7) 9 Karsten Hancock St. Norbert College 23:47.0 7:39 F 0 70 (> 7) 68 Bridget Finn Ripon College 23:48.5 7:39 F 0 71 (> 7) 43 Madison Peters Edgewood College 23:53.6 7:41 F 0 72 50 102 Ella Kohls Northland College 23:56.2 7:42 F 0 73 51 61 Daniella Torres Mt. Mary University 24:01.3 7:43 F 0 74 52 49 Megan Kuether Wisconsin Lutheran 24:01.8 7:44 F 0 75 53 51 Hannah Lawless Wisconsin Lutheran 24:07.6 7:45 F 0 76 (> 7) 63 Emily Brueggeman Ripon College 24:12.6 7:47 F 0 77 (> 7) 85 Brittany Drag Carroll University 24:16.3 7:48 F 0 78 54 58 Emily Green Mt. Mary University 24:20.5 7:50 F 0 79 55 57 Miranda Fluegge Mt. Mary University 24:22.6 7:50 F 0 80 56 115 Ariel Galoff Silver Lake College 24:25.5 7:51 F 0 81 57 104 Annalee Mott Northland College 24:28.6 7:52 F 0 82 (> 7) 127 Tori Nelson St. Norbert Alumni 24:30.0 7:53 F 0 83 58 28 Kayla Bruton Lakeland University 24:34.8 7:54 F 0 84 (> 7) 126 Ellie Danecker St. Norbert Alumni 24:37.8 7:55 F 0 85 (> 7) 76 Morgan Waye Ripon College 24:51.7 8:00 F 0 86 59 117 Yesenia Paredes Silver Lake College 25:00.4 8:02 F 0 87 (> 7) 66 Szasha Evanoff Ripon College 25:01.4 8:03 F 0 88 60 33 Emily Peterson Lakeland University 25:11.4 8:06 F 0 89 61 55 Amanda Van Swol Wisconsin Lutheran 25:29.2 8:12 F 0 90 62 21 Morgan Balog MSOE 25:35.2 8:14 F 0 91 63 30 Mya Fettes Lakeland University 25:42.5 8:16 F 0 92 64 24 Nancy Leon MSOE 25:44.7 8:17 F 0 93 65 101 Emma Hadley Northland College 25:45.4 8:17 F 0 94 (> 7) 133 Theresa Vanhorn St. Norbert Alumni 25:45.4 8:17 F 0 95 (> 7) 72 Natalie King Ripon College 25:53.1 8:19 F 0 96 (> 7) 132 Alyssa Wegner St. Norbert Alumni 26:01.1 8:22 F 0 97 66 109 Amanda Endicott Lawrence University 26:16.5 8:27 F 0 98 (> 7) 42 Ashton Miller Edgewood College 26:23.2 8:29 F 0 99 (> 7) 70 Jahaira Gonzalez Ripon College 26:30.8 8:32 F 0 100 (> 7) 62 Lili Alderson Ripon College 26:46.1 8:36 F 0 101 67 116 Carla Martinez Morant Silver Lake College 27:03.5 8:42 F 0 102 68 118 Elizabeth Ward Silver Lake College 27:06.8 8:43 F 0 Tortoise and Hare 2 of 3 8/31/2019 2:51:16 PM Event Name: 2019 Tom Barry Invitational Finishers Gun Elapsed Tortoise and Hare Race Management - Minocqua Division: WOMEN Finishers: 118 of 126 Rank Adj Bib Name Team Gun Pace Gen Age Place Elapsed 103 69 34 Rachel Ulatowski Lakeland University 27:10.7 8:44 F 0 104 70 105 Vanessa Parada Northland College 27:30.6 8:51 F 0 105 71 114 Leiman Contreras De La Vega Silver Lake College 27:58.9 9:00 F 0 106 72 48 Jessy Homa Wisconsin Lutheran 28:29.3 9:10 F 0 107 (< 5) 124 Isabel Ovalle Alverno College 28:31.3 9:10 F 0 108 (> 7) 52 Ashley Pimentel Wisconsin Lutheran 28:37.3 9:12 F 0 109 73 32 Bailee Nessinger Lakeland University 28:52.5 9:17 F 0 110 74 23 Gabrielle Leffler MSOE 29:23.0 9:27 F 0 111 75 99 Claire Annis Northland College 30:41.6 9:52 F 0 112 76 60 Johnelle Suto Mt.
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