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Klasyfikacja Generalna V Ogólnopolski Bieg WYNIKI ZAWODÓW O Puchar Burmistrza Bukowna Organizator: UM w Bukownie, MOSiR Termin: 17 czerwca 2007 Miejsce: Stadion sportowy w Bukownie Dystans: 10 km Nr Rok Kateg M-ce M-ce zaw. Nazwisko Imię Kraj Klub/Miejscowość urodz. wiek. wkat Wynik 1 187 SOWA Arkadiusz POL NEW BALANCE 1979 M-20 1 00:31:08 2 21 KASPRZYK Jacek POL WAWEL Kraków 1970 M-30 1 00:31:54 3 4 ZAWIERUCHA Jerzy POL CHEMIA HURT Rybnik 1976 M-30 2 00:31:57 4 102 KLISZ Tomasz POL LUKS GRONICZEK Bielsko 1981 M-20 2 00:32:06 5 142 BRACHMAN Tomasz POL Rybnik 1980 M-20 3 00:32:07 6 53 BACZYŃSKI Wojciech POL CHEMIA HURT Rybnik 1981 M-20 4 00:32:41 7 135 LACHOWSKI Andrzej POL Stąporków 1982 M-20 5 00:32:42 8 74 WYDRA Jan POL MOK Mszana Dolna 1975 M-30 3 00:32:47 9 3 ZAWIERUCHA Damian POL CHEMIA HURT Rybnik 1980 M-20 6 00:33:22 10 5 GOŁĘBIEWSKI Mirosław POL CHEMIA HURT Rybnik 1962 M-40 1 00:33:23 11 164 RUDNICKI Andrzej POL Zawiercie 1975 M-30 4 00:33:49 12 82 MAZUR Artur POL CKS BUDOWLANI Częstoc 1987 M-20 7 00:33:55 13 200 GNIEWEK Jarosław POL Bielsko - Biała 1981 M-20 8 00:34:21 14 237 NOWAK Andrzej POL TKKF Czeladź 1979 M-20 9 00:34:25 15 49 CZARNOTA Tomasz POL IKS Olkusz 1988 M-16 1 00:34:26 16 75 WÓJCIK Janusz POL MOK Mszana Dolna 1964 M-40 2 00:34:34 17 150 GOLA Mateusz POL KKL FART Kielce 1988 M-16 2 00:34:38 18 24 KOBAJŁO Ryszard POL TKKF CZARNI Janów Kato 1962 M-40 3 00:34:52 19 112 WÓJCIK Grzegorz POL KRS TKKF JASTRZĄB Rud 1965 M-40 4 00:35:13 20 169 CEMBRZYŃSKI Stanisław POL KB MCKiS Jaworzno 1962 M-40 5 00:35:20 21 67 POŁEĆ Mirosław POL KRS TKKF JASTRZĄB Rud 1968 M-30 5 00:35:28 22 19 WESOŁOWSKI Janusz POL Olkusz 1960 M-40 6 00:35:40 23 76 ŁYśNICKI Zygmunt POL MOK Mszana Dolna 1951 M-50 1 00:35:43 24 173 STARZYŃSKI Dariusz POL PKP ENERGETYKA Katowi 1974 M-30 6 00:35:44 25 227 USTIANOWSKA Dorota POL Częstochowa 1970 K-30 1 00:35:45 26 80 BRYCH PAJĄK Ewa POL BUDOWLANI Częstochowa 1975 K-30 2 00:35:46 27 26 ZAJĄC Przemysław POL CHEMIA HURT Rybnik 1988 M-16 3 00:35:58 28 134 WOŁK Krystian POL WKB META Lubliniec 1976 M-30 7 00:36:04 29 58 MAGIERA Piotr POL LKS Myszków 1982 M-20 10 00:36:25 30 104 GAJDA Marcin POL 40-latek Tychy 1978 M-20 11 00:36:29 31 178 CHWISTEK Damian POL AZS AGH Kraków 1986 M-20 12 00:36:40 32 45 DEŃCA Jan POL LKS Rudnik 1953 M-50 2 00:36:48 33 25 DANIŁ Adam POL AKB Knurów 1964 M-40 7 00:36:49 34 70 WĘGLER Jarosław POL KRS TKKF JASTRZĄB Rud 1970 M-30 8 00:36:51 35 206 ORLICKI Stanisław POL KWK ZIEMOWIT Lędziny 1959 M-40 8 00:37:01 36 172 HARĘZA Marek POL MOSiR Czechowice 1988 M-16 4 00:37:04 37 43 SZYJKA Beata POL VICTORIA Racibórz 1971 K-30 3 00:37:09 38 73 LIPTAK Bernard POL KB MCKiS Jaworzno 1989 M-16 5 00:37:10 39 120 PEŁA Szymon POL WKB META Lubliniec 1990 M-16 6 00:37:12 40 8 BUKOWCZAN Marian POL Oświęcim 1953 M-50 3 00:37:17 41 23 CIEPŁAK Maciej POL CHEMIA HURT Rybnik 1962 M-40 9 00:37:27 42 66 LINDER Rafał POL SBD ENERGETYK Rybnik 1983 M-20 13 00:37:49 43 184 JACHYMCZYK Norbert POL KB MCKiS Jaworzno 1978 M-20 14 00:38:14 44 117 KUCHARCZYK Tomasz POL WKB META Lubliniec 1989 M-16 7 00:38:22 07-06-17 19:06:37 Strona 1 z 5 Obsługa informatyczna zawodów: ANDYCOM Systemy Informatyczne tel. (071) 795-87-59, 0607-333-113 Wrocław Wyniki zawodów w internecie: www.psb-biegi.com.pl Poczta: [email protected] Nr Rok Kateg M-ce M-ce zaw. Nazwisko Imię Kraj Klub/Miejscowość urodz. wiek. wkat Wynik 44 117 KUCHARCZYK Tomasz POL WKB META Lubliniec 1989 M-16 7 00:38:22 45 235 SMĘDZIK Krzysztof POL TKKF Czeladź 1961 M-40 10 00:38:26 46 37 KASTELNIK Piotr POL OLIMPIJCZYK Gilowice 1992 M-16 8 00:38:29 47 181 BUCZYŃSKI Mariusz POL Międzygórze 1982 M-20 15 00:38:32 48 146 JASKURZYŃSKA Agnieszka POL Sędziszów 1980 K-16 1 00:38:36 49 9 GURGUL Ryszard POL LUKS GRONICZEK Bielsko 1955 M-50 4 00:38:39 50 56 WESTENHOLZ Piotr POL KB MCKiS Jaworzno 1964 M-40 11 00:38:41 51 20 FILUŚ Stanisław POL www.biegajznami.pl Mysłow 1965 M-40 12 00:38:51 52 140 STAWOWY Grzegorz POL KB MCKiS Jaworzno 1989 M-16 9 00:39:10 53 201 STRZESZEWSKI Sebastian POL Olkusz 1986 M-20 16 00:39:11 54 35 SPYRA Piotr POL MOSiR Bukowno 1977 M-30 9 00:39:12 55 108 śELICHOWSKI Marek POL Sosnowiec 1958 M-40 13 00:39:18 56 96 BRODACKI Wiesław POL 40-latek Tychy 1961 M-40 14 00:39:23 57 165 KAMMER Krzysztof POL Zawiercie 1978 M-20 17 00:39:26 58 133 BAJDA Jacek POL Lubliniec 1977 M-30 10 00:39:27 59 153 ŚWITAŁA Krystian POL AKB Knurów 1960 M-40 15 00:39:28 60 199 LAUZER Zbigniew POL Bielsko-Biała 1965 M-40 16 00:39:30 61 31 SZYMURA Grzegorz POL Łeszczyny 1971 M-30 11 00:39:31 62 156 KOMANDER Krzysztof POL Imielin 1986 M-20 18 00:39:37 63 155 SEWERYN Andrzej POL DBT Polska 1978 M-20 19 00:39:44 64 208 BRANDYS Wojciech POL Bieslko-Biała 1966 M-40 17 00:39:49 65 125 RACHWAŁ Jacek POL RUN BIKE Kraków 1966 M-40 18 00:39:58 66 93 BIERNACKI Leopold POL Opole 1954 M-50 5 00:40:03 67 152 SZTUKA Łukasz POL AKB Knurów 1980 M-20 20 00:40:04 68 6 SUWAJ Aneta POL KB MOSiR Jastrzębie 1986 K-16 2 00:40:15 69 119 SPRINGWALD Paweł POL WKB META Lubliniec 1959 M-40 19 00:40:22 70 207 WÓJCIK Tomasz POL Rudze 1984 M-20 21 00:40:23 71 168 CEGLIŃSKI Paweł POL Sosnowiec 1988 M-16 10 00:40:30 72 132 DYRDA Władysław POL SKOK PIAST Tychy 1947 M-60 1 00:40:31 73 38 SOKOŁOWSKI Paweł POL Kraków 1979 M-20 22 00:40:39 74 77 POGORZELSKI Grzegorz POL DĘBY Wałbrzych 1962 M-40 20 00:40:42 75 65 ROSA Jerzy POL Bukowno 1963 M-40 21 00:40:43 76 94 SZNAJDER Zenon POL FORMA Wodzisław Śląski 1952 M-50 6 00:40:50 77 87 LIPIŃSKI Robert POL Sosnowiec 1970 M-30 12 00:40:52 78 124 KOWALSKI Bartłomiej POL Katowice 1978 M-20 23 00:41:01 79 79 SMUTEK Mariusz POL Bukowno 1988 M-16 11 00:41:02 80 22 NIEMCZYK Bogdan POL GÓRNIK 09 Mysłowice 1957 M-50 7 00:41:03 81 170 ŁUSZCZEK Zbigniew POL Chrzanów 1964 M-40 22 00:41:09 82 194 SKOWROŃSKI Edward POL Chrzanów 1975 M-30 13 00:41:10 83 54 MARSZAŁKOWSKI Zbigniew POL FORMA Wodzisław Śląski 1957 M-50 8 00:41:12 84 41 MICUŁA Grzegorz POL Witów 1982 M-20 24 00:41:15 85 190 PYTEL Janusz POL Sosnowiec 1958 M-40 23 00:41:18 86 183 HAJEWSKI Tomasz POL TKKF TRIATLON Dąbrowa 1976 M-30 14 00:41:21 87 233 KRISTOF Łukasz POL INSOLUTIONS Zabrze 1979 M-20 25 00:41:40 88 225 PAJDA Henryk POL VICTORIA Świętochowice 1955 M-50 9 00:41:55 89 234 WILK Tadeusz POL TKKF Czeladź 1952 M-50 10 00:42:01 90 221 ZBIEROWSKI Przemysław POL Katowice 1977 M-30 15 00:42:08 91 10 NOWAK Piotr POL Mysłowice 1971 M-30 16 00:42:09 92 60 SZYNKOWSKI Marek POL MOSiR Myszków 1968 M-30 17 00:42:12 93 39 CHMIELEWSKI Robert POL KB MCKiS Jaworzno 1970 M-30 18 00:42:15 94 118 DYK Mirosław POL SKARPA Sosnowiec 1974 M-30 19 00:42:29 95 136 GĘBSKI Grzegorz POL KB MCKiS Jaworzno 1966 M-40 24 00:42:30 96 138 BEDNARCZYK Łukasz POL KB MCKiS Jaworzno 1989 M-16 12 00:42:34 97 158 ROKOCZY Marcin POL SPELEOKLUB Świętokrzys 1976 M-30 20 00:42:37 98 107 BALBUS Anna POL SP-4 Bytom 1980 K-16 3 00:42:38 99 154 NOWAK Czesław POL AKB Knurów 1951 M-50 11 00:42:43 100 128 KORNAGA Andrzej POL Katowice 1959 M-40 25 00:42:50 101 148 KANTYKA Beata POL KB ZADYSZKA Oświęcim 1981 K-16 4 00:42:52 07-06-17 19:06:39 Strona 2 z 5 Obsługa informatyczna zawodów: ANDYCOM Systemy Informatyczne tel. (071) 795-87-59, 0607-333-113 Wrocław Wyniki zawodów w internecie: www.psb-biegi.com.pl Poczta: [email protected] Nr Rok Kateg M-ce M-ce zaw. Nazwisko Imię Kraj Klub/Miejscowość urodz.
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