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Grr a Retrospective Track and Field Scheudle Grr March/April 2009 05 TRACK AND FIELD SCHEUDLE GRR A RETROSPECTIVE Vol 35, No. 1 06 Issue 373 GRR RESULTS 08 www.jtcrunning.com CONTENTS FEATURES: DEPARTMENTS: 5 JTC Running Track and Field Upcoming Races Schedule 12 6 Gate River Run: A 14 Coaches Corner Retrospective 16 Running Health 8 Gate River Run Results 18 Regular Shott of Jo 12 The Slippery Mountain Run A Poem President’s Message Greetings Fellow JTC Running Members: What a River Run! After 9.2 miles of running, the men’s race was undecided until the final tenth when Anthony Famiglietti held off a hard charging Tim Nelson to claim the 32nd annual event. Nelson seemingly appeared out Whether this was your 32nd GRR or your first, of nowhere; coming off the Hart bridge under cover of congratulations to all the JTC Running members that fog and with a full head of steam. To “Fam’s” credit, after completed, participated, or volunteered in making this a split second of shock, he did not panic, but dug deep the largest and most competitive race ever. to give the spectators outside the Municipal Stadium the This River Run was special for me, but not for the most exciting finish of all time. If you’re an old NASCAR reasons you might think. I did not PR or come close fan, it was like Petty and Pearson but without the wreck to it. In fact, I didn’t even run. As President, I was told at Daytona in ’76. I had certain responsibilities before and after the race. It was hinted that I should forgo the race so that we The women’s race was not as dramatic but every bit as would not keep folks waiting for the award ceremony at impressive. Congratulations to Amy Yoder-Begley who the end. That one stung, but only a little. What I got to dominated a strong field of women to claim her first Gate do was gaze into the faces of 13,000-plus runners as River Run title. they crossed the starting line. These were the faces of determination, anticipation and, in some cases, fear of And if that was not enough, this year’s event launched what they may have gotten themselves into. I also got the inaugural John Tenbroeck Cup team championship. to see the finish for the first time ever and greet many Scored like cross country, the winner is determined by of you at the end. As my daughter would say, “that was the lowest accumulated score of the top three positions very cool”. on each team. As luck would have it, we had a tie in the men’s division! Team USA Minnesota edged out Team Needless to say, kudos go out to Gate, MPS, Adidas, USA Arizona by virtue of their fourth place finisher. On Publix and all the sponsors and volunteers that make the women’s side, Team USA Minnesota made it a clean this race possible year after year. Once again, Doug sweep for the kids from “up north” by winning handily. Alred and his staff at 1st Place Sports did their usual THE STARTING LINE 3 superb job in directing and staging the race. Richard the culmination of many hours and miles of training, then Fannin assembled an outstanding field of elite runners I encourage you to stay with it. Doug Tillett told me he and coordinated the team competition. ran with members of John Metzger’s GRR training group days after the race. He said “Folks just wanted to keep The River Run marks the end of winter and we welcome going, so that’s what we’re doing” and that I find....”very spring. This is the start of some of the finest running cool”. weather anywhere in the nation and I know many of you use the River Run to launch your spring racing season. See you on the road. However, if competing in the “Gate” was your goal and David From the Editor I want to congratulate and thank all of the JTC Running I also want to thank new designer Carly Godar for members for their contributions and efforts toward the her work on The Starting Line as well. Many of the last few issues of The Starting Line. I wrote in the first compliments I have received have as much to do with the issue I edited that the content of the newsletter should look of the newsletter as the content. be driven primarily by the input of the membership. As indicated by the number of pages in recent issues— Keep up the great work everyone! Mission accomplished! John Curran Editor JTC Running Board Of Directors President David Hall (904) 346-3257 Margaret Barton (904) 398-9119 Mark Ryan (904) 280-2383 Cell (971) 322-7862 [email protected] Work (904) 280-1555 [email protected] [email protected] Richard Fannin (904) 634-6061 Vice President Cell (904) 662-3814 Larry Sassa (904) 247-6575 Larry Roberts (904) 731-4852 [email protected] Cell (904) 699-0466 Cell (904) 703-5451 [email protected] [email protected] Carol Fitzsimmons (904) 886-4019 Cell (904) 610-8962 Jo Shott (904) 731-5681 Treasurer [email protected] Cell (904) 885-0178 Bonnie Brooks (904) 262-2842 [email protected] Cell (904) 868-5479 Mike Fitzsimmons (904) 886-4019 [email protected] [email protected] Owen Shott (904) 731-5681 Cell (904) 233-2483 Secretary David Frank (904) 662-0913 [email protected] Douglas Tillett (904) 388-6139 [email protected] Cell (904) 728-3711 Lamar Strother (904) 388-7860 [email protected] Bobby Green (904) 620-0737 [email protected] Cell (904) 625-0880 Jim Van Cleave (904) 287-9826 [email protected] Cell (904) 359-3511 Doug Alred (904) 731-0636 [email protected] Work (904) 731-1900 Trib La Prade (904) 390-2737 [email protected] [email protected] Member Logistics Rex Reed (904) 608-2087 Jane Alred (904) 731-0636 Sean McCormack (904) 215-8861 [email protected] Work (904) 731-1900 Cell (904) 434-6458 [email protected] [email protected] 4 March/April 2009 JTC Running 2009 Track and Field Schedule All Meets Held at The Bolles School- San Jose Campus 34TH ANNUAL MILE FESTIVAL Friday, June 19 6 p.m. High jump, long jump, pole vault Friday, April 3 (bring own pole), discus (18 & older No Entry Fee, Register Night of Event Only only), shot put (18 & older only), javelin (18 & older only- bring own javelin) Awards to fastest overall male, female, master 7 p.m. 40 yards (11 & under), 100 meters, male, master female, and age group winners Mile, 4x100 relay, 400 meters, 4x400 Participation ribbons to all competitors relay 7 p.m. Race/walk, male/female, all ages SUMMER TRACK CLASSIC 7:10 p.m. Male 8 & under, 9-13 7:20 p.m. Female 8 & under, 9-13, 14-17 Saturday, July 25 7:30 p.m. Female 18-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-49, 50 & older $2 entry fee per person 7:40 p.m. Male 40-44, 45-49, 50-59, 60 Medals to top 3 age group finishers in all & older individual events 7:50 p.m. Male 14-17, 18-24, 25-29, 30- 34, 35-39 Medals to 1st place relay teams, ribbons to 2nd 8 p.m. Awards and 3rd place teams Participation ribbons to all other competitors ALL-COMERS MEETS 5 p.m. High jump, long jump, pole vault No Entry Fee (bring own pole), discus (18 & older only), shot put (18 & older only), javelin (18 & older All ages except as noted only- bring own javelin) Participation ribbons to all competitors 5 p.m. 1 mile race walk 5:15 p.m. 50 meter dash (10 & under) Friday, May 1 5:30 p.m. 4x100 relay (14 & older) 6 p.m. High jump, long jump, pole vault 6 p.m. 100 meter dash (10 & under) (bring own pole), discus (18 & older 6:15 p.m. 1 mile run (11 & older) only), shot put (18 & older only), javelin 6:30 p.m. 100 meter dash (11 & older) (18 & older only- bring own javelin) 6:50 p.m. 400 meter dash 7 p.m. 40 yards (11 & under), 100 meters, 7:05 p.m. 800 meter run (11 & older) Mile, 4x100 relay, 400 meters, 4x400 7:20 p.m. 200 meter dash relay 7:50 p.m. 2 mile run (16 minute limit) Friday, May 29 8:15 p.m. 4x400 relay (14 & older) 6 p.m. High jump, long jump, pole vault (bring own pole), discus (18 & older only), shot put (18 & older only), javelin Fully Automatic Timing for running events (18 & older only- bring own javelin) except Mile Festival 7 p.m. 40 yards (11 & under), 4x100 relay, 800 meters, 200 meters, 2 mile (16 Timing provided by 1st Place Timing & Data minute limit), 4x400 relay THE STARTING LINE 5 GATE RIVER RUN - A RETROSPECTIVE By Bob Fernee When I began running, many years ago, I up front (where I don’t deserve to be), ahead of received some invaluable advice concerning runners who leave their footprints up my back as race tactics from a friend in my club. “Go out soon as the cannon blasts. hard and fast with the front runners and just try to hang on because you’ll be hurting if you’re Despite my seeding last year, I did the decent running in the back or if you’re running in the thing of starting in the back so that my front, so you might as well be running from the brother and I could run together.
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