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Maine Running Hall of Fame Results Project 2001 Maine Running Hall of Fame September 2020 Introduction Prince Memorial Library began archiving Maine running data in 2009, when it first contributed individual race results to the Maine Running History web site. Efforts intensified in July 2018, when pdf versions of Maine Running were posted to the Digital Maine Repository. The print magazine, first published by Bob Booker in Bangor, Maine, in February 1980, was renamed Maine Running & Outing Magazine in January 1985. Chuck Morris and Steve Giles assumed control of the magazine in May 1987, and publication ceased with Volume 10 Number 12, a double issue dated December 1989/January 1990. Next added to the Digital Maine Repository was Pine Tree Running Journal, which began publication in Westbrook, Maine, in December 1996, under Roland J. Thibault. Publication of Pine Tree Running Journal ceased with Volume 1 Number 6, dated July 1997. The state’s first running magazine, Maine Runner, began publication under Rick Krause of Pittsfield, with Issue No. 1 dated March 14, 1978. Maine Runner appeared on the Digital Maine Repository in 2019. The magazine was renamed Maine Running & Nordic Skiing with Issue No. 14, dated December 13, 1978. The magazine was renumbered when No. 21, dated May 12, 1979, was followed by Vol. 2 No. 5, dated June 2, 1979; the first volume of the magazine thus ran from March 1978 (No. 1) through February 14, 1979 (No. 17), and the second volume began with the March 7, 1979, issue. Nos. 18 through 21 can also be considered Vol. 2 Nos. 1–4. Maine Running & Nordic Skiing continued through Vol. 2 No. 7, dated July 16, 1979, after which the name reverted to Maine Runner. The magazine’s last issue was Vol. 2 No. 12, dated October 29, 1979. In February 2020, the board of the Maine Running Hall of Fame saw a need to archive Maine road race results appearing on the Internet after the demise of the state’s last print running magazine, Pine Tree Running Journal. MRHOF provided funding for the capture and digital publication of results from the period 1997 through 2019, and work on the Maine Results Project commenced. Thomas C. Bennett August 2020 Page 1 20th Mid-Winter 10M Classic Cape Elizabeth, ME, February 4, 2001 PLACE NAME AG S CITY ST NO. TIME PACE 1 DAVE DUNHAM 36 M BRADFORD MA 479 53:51* 5:23 2 BOB WINN 42 M 549 54:43* 5:28 3 BYRNE DECKER 33 M YARMOUTH ME 481 55:30 5:33 4 BARRY LOGAN 32 M TOPSHAM ME 482 55:49 5:35 5 CHRISTIAN MUENTENER 27 M 511 55:59 5:36 6 MICHAEL PAYSON 37 M FALMOUTH MA 485 56:24 5:38 7 DON LEGERE 38 M 537 57:06 5:43 8 JESSE RANDALL 25 M PORTLAND ME 82 57:08 5:43 9 ANDREW GOUPEE 20 M GLENBURN ME 408 58:02 5:48 10 ROBERT OHARA 46 M 628 58:15* 5:50 11 DAVE WEATHERBIE 32 M CUMBERLAND ME 483 58:33 5:51 12 TJ HESLER 31 M 521 59:25 5:57 13 MARK WALTERMIRE 37 M 580 1:00:52 6:05 14 KEVIN GORMAN 23 M 500 1:01:06 6:07 15 JUSTIN REXROAD 23 M DOUGLAS MA 493 1:01:10 6:07 16 JOHN MOLLICA 48 M FREEPORT ME 306 1:01:19 6:08 17 ROBERT FAST 38 M CUMBERLAND ME 22 1:01:22 6:08 18 DONALD HEBERT 36 M LEWISTON ME 291 1:01:29 6:09 19 STU HOGAN 38 M 567 1:01:43 6:10 20 GUY BERTHIAUME 55 M CHELSEA ME 417 1:01:57* 6:12 21 BARRY FIFIELD 43 M GRAY ME 358 1:02:00 6:12 22 BRIAN MCWILLIAMS 41 M DURHAM NH 448 1:02:03 6:12 23 MIKE GRANT 43 M SCARBOROUGH ME 403 1:02:46 6:17 24 MARK STEEGE 45 M 501 1:02:58 6:18 25 BILL REILLY 53 M BROWNFIELD ME 137 1:03:01 6:18 26 MICHAEL TRUNDY 40 M HEBRON ME 289 1:03:01 6:18 27 DAVID CHAMBERLAIN 39 M FALMOUTH ME 209 1:03:05 6:19 28 NEWELL LEWEY 42 M 526 1:03:17 6:20 29 JIM PERRY 39 M UPTON MA 444 1:03:21 6:20 30 BRITTON WOLFE 35 M PORTLAND ME 110 1:03:31 6:21 31 JOSEPH MITCHELL 32 M BELFAST ME 422 1:03:50 6:23 32 KEVIN HYNES 36 M 573 1:03:52 6:23 33 SUSAN BARBER 44 F MONTPELIER VT 315 1:04:03* 6:24 34 PAUL ACETO 34 M 565 1:04:04 6:24 35 CHARLIE HUMPHRIES 40 M NO YARMOUTH ME 399 1:04:22 6:26 36 MICHAEL GORDON 38 M PORTLAND ME 259 1:04:24 6:26 37 JOHN COOPER 30 M 616 1:04:27 6:27 38 JAMES IMPRESCIA 52 M LEOMINSTER MA 375 1:04:29 6:27 39 KEVIN DOW 42 M 525 1:04:39 6:28 40 ROLAND THIBAULT 32 M WESTBROOK ME 491 1:04:41 6:28 41 MICHAEL MUSCA 43 M FALMOUTH ME 204 1:04:45 6:29 42 MATTHEW CORCORAN 31 M 556 1:04:54 6:29 43 JAMES MITCHELL 40 M KENTS HILL ME 410 1:05:07 6:31 44 VINCENT VERONEAU 37 M PORTLAND ME 56 1:05:13 6:31 45 MARTIN PAIER 33 M MALDEN MA 480 1:05:20 6:32 46 KEVIN GILE 43 M GORHAM ME 339 1:05:22 6:32 47 STEPHEN STROUT 38 M SCARBOROUGH ME 379 1:05:35 6:34 48 KEN HOULE 53 M 595 1:05:41 6:34 49 FLOYD LAVERY 43 M GORHAM ME 172 1:05:43 6:34 50 BOB LINDBERG 38 M ROCKPORT MA 471 1:05:44 6:34 51 NANCY CORSARO 42 F 523 1:05:49* 6:35 52 JEFF GOULD 36 M WESTMINSTER MA 268 1:05:50 6:35 53 DONALD BURKE 44 M MANSFIELD MA 99 1:06:14 6:37 Page 2 20th Mid-Winter 10M Classic Cape Elizabeth, ME, February 4, 2001 PLACE NAME AG S CITY ST NO. TIME PACE 54 PAUL GREENE 29 M 586 1:06:21 6:38 55 JOHN MOORE 36 M 588 1:06:31 6:39 56 JONATHAN RUNDELL 40 M SCARBOROUGH ME 272 1:06:34 6:39 57 RICK GODDEAU 24 M BIDDEFORD ME 307 1:06:35 6:40 58 SUZY WEST 37 F 615 1:06:39* 6:40 59 ELLIE TUCKER 46 F NO YARMOUTH ME 192 1:06:42* 6:40 60 JOHN EVANS 34 M ORONO ME 487 1:06:51 6:41 61 PETER BROOK 40 M SO BOSTON MA 151 1:06:52 6:41 62 JOHN LEE 48 M 566 1:07:11 6:43 63 JENNIFER RAPAPORT 36 F 571 1:07:15 6:44 64 PATRICK FLAHERTY 26 M SOMERVILLE MA 242 1:07:16 6:44 65 ERIC GIDDINGS 13 M 589 1:07:17* 6:44 66 BRIAN BYRNE 53 M CONCORD NH 275 1:07:18 6:44 67 BOB DUNFEY 49 M 621 1:07:23 6:44 68 GERARD CONLEY 47 M 515 1:07:37 6:46 69 ERIK SEASTED 44 M WATERVILLE ME 213 1:07:38 6:46 70 WILL GRAUSTEIN 40 M HARWINTON CT 330 1:07:39 6:46 71 PAUL GURNEY 45 M STRATHAM NH 465 1:07:40 6:46 72 MAIE JACOBS 41 F ATKINSON NH 300 1:07:42* 6:46 73 WILLIAM FREEMAN 27 M LANCASTER MA 466 1:07:47 6:47 74 MATHEW MILLIKEN 33 M PORTLAND ME 6 1:07:48 6:47 75 RYAN ROBITAILLE 17 M BARTON VT 373 1:08:01 6:48 76 DICK GRAVES 45 M PORTLAND ME 385 1:08:05 6:49 77 CHUCK TRUMAN 30 M SO PARIS ME 426 1:08:10 6:49 78 JOHN HOWARD 38 M 593 1:08:15 6:50 79 BRIAN GALLAGHER 51 M ROCHESTER NH 433 1:08:22 6:50 80 DENISE JEWELL 35 F CUMBERLAND ME 170 1:08:23 6:50 81 DOUG MCFARLAND 26 M NO YARMOUTH ME 292 1:08:27 6:51 82 JAMES BURNETT 47 M BLUE HILL ME 302 1:08:31 6:51 83 JON CHAPIN 42 M OAKLAND ME 366 1:08:35 6:52 84 HANK GEDIMAN 53 M NEWTON MA 140 1:08:40 6:52 85 BRETT WICKARD-CUTTE 32 M 551 1:08:52 6:53 86 JONATHAN IVES 30 M 535 1:08:57 6:54 87 LAUREL VALLEY 38 F 579 1:09:02 6:54 88 HAL GOOLMAN 38 M LANCASTER NH 26 1:09:12 6:55 89 KEVIN ROBICHAUD 28 M NORWAY ME 196 1:09:27 6:57 90 RICHARD BRYANT 43 M CAPE ELIZABETH ME 83 1:09:30 6:57 91 SETH HARROW 30 M 546 1:09:36 6:58 92 KEN COTTON 51 M BRISTOL ME 324 1:09:43 6:58 93 CRAIG WILSON 51 M KITERY POINT ME 231 1:09:44 6:58 94 JOSEPH BERTOLACCINI 34 M WINSLOW ME 304 1:09:46 6:59 95 TRAVIS BRANCELY 28 M PORTLAND ME 174 1:09:50 6:59 96 CURTIS MOULTON 38 M SANFORD ME 145 1:09:52 6:59 97 BRYANT BOURGOIN 50 M 612 1:09:56 7:00 98 PETER FRANKWICZ 42 M SO PORTLAND ME 309 1:09:57 7:00 99 LINDA JOWETT 37 F ATKINSON NH 53 1:10:01 7:00 100 GARY WEBER 54 M 529 1:10:02 7:00 101 JOHN JENSENIUS, JR 48 M 527 1:10:08 7:01 102 RICH ROBINOV 40 M CUMBERLAND ME 185 1:10:13 7:01 103 GARY SHANK 40 M SO PORTLAND ME 293 1:10:15 7:02 104 PHIL PIERCE 59 M FALMOUTH ME 116 1:10:16 7:02 105 JOHN HACKNEY 55 M MONTPELIER VT 316 1:10:27 7:03 106 BERT JORDAN 43 M BUXTON ME 419 1:10:35 7:04 Page 3 20th Mid-Winter 10M Classic Cape Elizabeth, ME, February 4, 2001 PLACE NAME AG S CITY ST NO.
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