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1988 Men’S Professional Results 1988 MEN’S PROFESSIONAL RESULTS Location: Boulder, CO Distance: 10K Date: May 30, 1988 Weather: Windy - High 81, Low 47 Notes: The race hosted the Men’s National 10K Championship. This was the first time that a national competition has been held in conjunction with the BolderBOULDER. Rk Athlete Time 1 Rolando Vera 0:29:53 2 Ed Eyestone 0:30:01 3 Pat Porter 0:30:05 4 Salcador Garcia 0:30:13 5 Joseph Kipsang 0:30:15 6 Steve Harris 0:30:17 7 Rafael Zepeda 0:30:18 8 Dennis Leck 0:30:43 9 Tommy Ekblom 0:30:52 10 Domingo Tibaduiza 0:30:56 11 Bill Reifsnyder 0:31:00 12 Geoff Turnbull 0:31:01 13 Jose Gomez 0:31:06 14 Steve Spence 0:31:10 15 Gerardo Alcala 0:31:16 16 Martin Mondragón 0:31:18 17 J.P. Ndayisenga 0:31:20 18 Mark Stickley 0:31:21 19 Gabriel Kamau 0:31:24 20 Zak Barie 0:31:33 21 Rodolfo Gomez 0:31:33 22 Danny Grimes 0:31:36 23 Ronnie Carroll 0:31:38 24 Don Janicki 0:31:40 25 Charlie Gray 0:31:41 26 Pablo Vigil 0:31:44 27 John Doub 0:31:47 28 Steve Crowley 0:31:51 1988 Men’s Professional Cont. Rk Athlete Time 29 Carey Pinkowski 0:31:54 30 Ramon Diaz 0:31:54 31 Paul Pilkington 0:31:55 32 Chuck DeGarmo 0:31:56 33 Carlos Reyes 0:31:59 34 Silvio Guerra 0:31:59 35 Mike O'Reilly 0:32:02 36 Ivan Huff 0:32:03 37 Dave Dunham 0:32:04 38 Dave Cuadrado 0:32:04 39 Dave Gordon 0:32:05 40 John Esquibel 0:32:09 41 John Hunsaker 0:32:11 42 Troy Billings 0:32:14 43 Luis Nemer 0:32:19 44 Allan Dehlinger 0:32:20 45 Dave Johnson 0:32:22 46 Timothy Wunsch 0:32:26 47 John McCracken 0:32:26 48 Daniel Gonzalez 0:32:26 49 Mike Cronin 0:32:28 50 Steve Benson 0:32:35 51 Miguel Tibaduiza 0:32:38 52 Joe Kresl 0:32:39 53 Danny Henderson 0:32:41 54 Jim Nagel 0:32:42 55 Ron Carpenter 0:32:43 56 Bill McGrath 0:32:44 57 Jeff Smith 0:32:48 58 Stan Mavis 0:32:48 59 Vicente Reyes 0:32:48 60 Web Loudat 0:32:50 61 Mike Sandrock 0:32:53 62 Leonard Hill 0:32:55 63 Sam Sitonik 0:33:00 64 Dave Derdeyn 0:33:00 65 Tom Gilfillan 0:33:06 66 Robby Hipwood 0:33:06 67 Hipolito Islas 0:33:07 68 Ken Souza II 0:33:08 69 Brent Friesth 0:33:09 1988 Men’s Professional Cont. Rk Athlete Time 70 John Custy 0:33:11 71 David Castro 0:33:14 72 Jeff Turningheart 0:33:14 73 Ric Sayre 0:33:18 74 Ken Quintana 0:33:21 75 Ed Jassmann 0:33:24 76 Bill Aragon 0:33:25 77 Anthony Sandoval 0:33:30 78 Scott Molina 0:33:30 79 Rick Katz 0:33:36 80 Rick Renfrow 0:33:39 81 Rick Roybal 0:33:41 82 Rafel Colmenares 0:33:44 83 Armando Moreno 0:33:44 84 Jose Martinez 0:33:45 85 Steve Lester 0:33:50 86 Calderson Narciso 0:33:57 87 Kemp Schanlaber 0:34:00 88 John Liese 0:34:04 89 Mike Lohman 0:34:06 90 Guillermo Serrano 0:34:12 91 Jay Johnson 0:34:12 92 Don Kardong 0:34:16 93 Tom Rachubinski 0:34:18 94 Peter Boes 0:34:24 95 Dan Bieser 0:34:29 96 Larry Ingram 0:34:44 97 Paul Trott 0:34:50 98 Paul S. Thomas 0:34:56 99 Thomas Teschner 0:35:01 100 Damien Koch 0:35:08 101 William Musyoki 0:35:15 102 Frank Shorter 0:35:45 103 Ardel Boes 0:35:49 104 Steve Pierce 0:36:33 105 Catarino Lopez 0:36:39 106 Victor Morales 0:36:50 107 Creigh Kelly 0:37:06 1988 WOMEN’S PROFESSIONAL RESULTS Location: Boulder, CO Distance: 10K Date: May 30, 1988 Weather: Windy - High 81, Low 47 Notes: The race hosted the Men’s National 10K Championship. This was the first time that a national competition has been held in conjunction with the BolderBOULDER. Rk Athlete Time 1 Rosa Mota 0:34:41 2 Kim Jones 0:36:00 3 Judy Chamberlin 0:36:01 4 Karen Lutzke 0:36:08 5 Libbie Johnson 0:36:16 6 Kathy Pfiefer 0:36:26 7 Marie Boyd 0:36:28 8 Terry Puckett 0:36:39 9 J'ne Day 0:36:46 10 Blanca Jaime 0:36:49 11 Carol McLatchie 0:37:20 12 Mary Alico 0:37:25 13 Deborah Raunig 0:37:28 14 Gloria Corona 0:37:35 15 Diane Brewer 0:37:36 16 Maria Trujillo 0:38:12 17 Julie Foster 0:38:13 18 Sue Scites 0:38:15 19 Kirsten Kindt 0:38:28 20 Michelle Bews 0:38:51 21 Carol Roybaugh 0:38:54 22 Gabriele Andersen 0:38:54 23 Kathy Haukeness 0:38:55 24 Chantal Maury-Best 0:38:58 25 Laura Downey 0:39:01 26 Gloria Avila 0:39:02 27 Mary Wood 0:39:02 28 Kirsten Whetstone 0:39:26 1988 Women’s Professional Cont. 1988 Women’s Professional Cont. Rk Athlete Time 29 Bonnie Tamis 0:39:51 30 Lisa Mills 0:40:06 31 Lori Zackula 0:40:47 32 Alene Nitzky 0:41:01 33 Valerie Hoesing 0:41:22 34 Joan Ullyot 0:42:03 35 Annette Craighead 0:42:07 36 Hillary Becker 0:42:11 37 Bette Poppers 0:42:50 38 Sharon Martin 0:45:06 39 Laura Jackson 0:47:33 .
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