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Female 15 Km Age Group Records Rank, Name, Town, State, Age, Time, Pace per km, Date, Place/Race FEMALE AGE GROUP: 01 - 15 1 Michelle Scholtz Tulsa OK 15 55:51 3:44 10-84 Tulsa Run 2 Emily Rusley Tulsa OK 10 55:55 3:44 10-88 Tulsa Run 3 Natalie Gray Sapulpa OK 13 59:32 3:59 10-89 Tulsa Run 4 Donna Kating Pryor OK 14 1:00:00 4:00 10-82 Tulsa Run 5 Amy Brown Tulsa OK 13 1:00:15 4:01 10-82 Tulsa Run 6 Stormi-Ann Guntsch Montrose MI 14 1:00:20 4:02 10-81 Tulsa Run 7 Randie Thompson Poteau OK 13 1:00:34 4:03 10-87 Tulsa Run 8 Merri Brady Norman OK 14 1:01:36 4:07 10-81 Tulsa Run 9 Sarah Payne Topeka KS 12 1:03:14 4:13 10-93 Tulsa Run 10 Paula Leach Tulsa OK 08 1:03:20 4:14 10-86 Tulsa Run 11 Kate Rusley Tulsa OK 08 1:03:43 4:15 10-89 Tulsa Run FEMALE AGE GROUP: 16 - 19 1 Julie Isphording Cincinnati OH 19 52:24 3:30 10-81 Tulsa Run 2 Kuma Eyrusalem Bostom MA 18 53:30 3:34 10-98 Tulsa Run 3 Abgael Wanjiku Lansing MI 18 53:50 3:36 10-15 Tulsa Run 4 Alana Gray Pryor OK 17 59:24 3:58 10-84 Tulsa Run 5 Kerry Allen Fayetteville AR 19 59:37 3:59 10-00 Tulsa Run 6 Julie Duncan Wilburton OK 18 1:00:04 4:01 10-81 Tulsa Run 7 Jacki Pupi Tulsa OK 19 1:00:36 4:03 10-85 Tulsa Run 8 Alyssa Jones Fenton MO 18 1:01:01 4:05 10-13 Tulsa Run 9 Kirsten Henkle Tulsa OK 19 1:02:22 4:10 10-85 Tulsa Run 10 Carol Vanos Tulsa OK 19 1:03:07 4:13 10-79 Tulsa Run 11 Lindsay Patterson Tulsa OK 19 1:03:13 4:13 10-98 Tulsa Run 12 Shan Ware Wilburton OK 19 1:03:19 4:14 10-83 Tulsa Run 13 April Sanders Wilburton OK 18 1:03:22 4:14 10-82 Tulsa Run 14 Tricity Andrew Enid OK 19 1:03:24 4:14 10-10 Tulsa Run 15 Janet Henke Tulsa OK 19 1:03:30 4:14 10-78 Tulsa Run 16 Robyn Wiley Stillwater OK 18 1:03:55 4:16 10-78 Tulsa Run 17 Carolyn Digoy Provo UT 19 1:04:18 4:18 10-92 Tulsa Run 18 Julia Thigpen Tulsa OK 16 1:04:55 4:20 10-16 Tulsa Run 19 Amanda Erwin Tulsa OK 19 1:04:59 4:20 11-91 Tulsa Run FEMALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 1 Francie Larr. Smith Dallas TX 36 49:35 3:19 10-89 Tulsa Run 2 Tatyana Podznyakova Albuquerque NM 39 50:46 3:24 10-95 Tulsa Run 3 Wilma Van Onna Galesburg IL 35 51:29 3:26 10-00 Tulsa Run 4 Elena Vlazova Ossining NY 38 51:56 3:28 10-98 Tulsa Run 5 Lorraine Moller Boulder CO 39 52:01 3:29 10-94 Tulsa Run 6 Kim Jones Spokane WA 35 52:14 3:29 10-93 Tulsa Run 7 Regina Bonney Spokane WA 35 52:29 3:30 10-92 Tulsa Run 8 Lynn Deninno Winchester VA 36 52:30 3:30 10-98 Tulsa Run 9 Galina Ivanova Hebron KY 38 52:40 3:31 10-15 Tulsa Run 10 Irina Bogacheva Gainesville FL 37 52:42 3:31 10-98 Tulsa Run 11 Joan Aiyabei Lansing MI 37 52:42 3:31 10-16 Tulsa Run 12 Jill Clarke Jenkintown PA 36 53:02 3:33 10-87 Tulsa Run 13 Shelly Steely Albuquerque NM 38 53:03 3:33 10-00 Tulsa Run 14 Marie Boyd Albuquerque NM 35 53:17 3:34 10-95 Tulsa Run 15 McKale Montgomery Stillwater OK 35 54:24 3:38 10-19 Tulsa Run 16 Stephanie Andre Bixby OK 35 54:30 3:38 10-18 Tulsa Run 17 Melissa Todd Kansas City MO 35 54:45 3:39 10-10 Tulsa Run 18 Mindy Ireland Alpine GA 36 55:54 3:44 10-87 Tulsa Run 19 Suzy Hunt Norman OK 38 56:05 3:45 10-94 Tulsa Run 20 Jacqueline Gareau Boulder CO 38 56:11 3:45 11-91 Tulsa Run 21 Martha O'Rourke Tulsa OK 38 56:39 3:47 10-88 Tulsa Run 22 Deborah Torneden El Dorado KS 35 56:46 3:48 10-96 Tulsa Run 23 Ashley Miller Oklahoma City OK 36 56:52 3:48 03-16 OKC/Beacon on Bay 24 Mary Kates Tulsa OK 38 57:01 3:49 10-90 Tulsa Run 25 Serai Abraham Houston TX 39 57:24 3:50 10-90 Tulsa Run 26 Kourtney Peters Tulsa OK 35 57:52 3:52 10-15 Tulsa Run 27 Jane Hutchison Webb City MO 39 57:58 3:52 10-85 Tulsa Run 28 Julie Thomas Tulsa OK 35 58:17 3:54 10-98 Tulsa Run 29 Priscilla Godi Tulsa OK 39 58:23 3:54 10-00 Tulsa Run 30 Jennifer Sloan Tulsa OK 35 58:52 3:56 10-12 Tulsa Run 31 Phyllis Rosenthal Colorado Springs CO 38 58:58 3:56 10-96 Tulsa Run 32 Jessica Meyers Tulsa OK 38 58:58 3:56 10-16 Tulsa Run 33 Ginger Lewis Tulsa OK 38 59:00 3:56 10-08 Tulsa Run 34 Terri Foreman Tulsa OK 39 59:11 3:57 10-00 Tulsa Run 35 Kelli Benton Tulsa OK 36 59:13 3:57 10-15 Tulsa Run 36 Michelle Hawkes Dallas TX 36 59:31 3:59 10-98 Tulsa Run 37 Carol McFall Lawrence KS 39 59:48 4:00 10-99 Tulsa Run 38 Sherri Duke Tulsa OK 37 1:00:05 4:01 10-00 Tulsa Run 39 Roxanne Meyer Shawnee OK 38 1:00:11 4:01 10-96 Tulsa Run 40 Kim Neall Pryor OK 35 1:00:26 4:02 10-89 Tulsa Run 41 Brenda Stukey Tulsa OK 36 1:00:33 4:03 10-95 Tulsa Run 42 Kim Burnett Tulsa OK 36 1:00:35 4:03 10-96 Tulsa Run 43 Donna Middleton Claremore OK 37 1:00:45 4:03 10-89 Tulsa Run 44 Kelli Benton Tulsa OK 37 1:00:48 4:04 10-17 Tulsa Run 45 Patsy Daniel Claremore OK 37 1:00:49 4:04 10-86 Tulsa Run 46 Mary Ann Basore Tulsa OK 35 1:00:54 4:04 10-85 Tulsa Run 47 Donna Spencer Tulsa OK 38 1:00:54 4:04 10-89 Tulsa Run 48 Diane Perry Oklahoma City OK 39 1:01:00 4:04 10-89 Tulsa Run 49 Julie Cogell Springfield MO 36 1:01:00 4:04 10-00 Tulsa Run 50 Melisa Christian Dallas TX 38 1:01:03 4:05 10-15 Tulsa Run 51 Michelle Hawkes Dallas TX 35 1:01:04 4:05 10-97 Tulsa Run 52 Bridget Easley Lincoln NE 37 1:01:20 4:06 10-18 Tulsa Run 53 Martha Heinsius Tulsa OK 35 1:01:23 4:06 10-85 Tulsa Run 54 Diane Page Minneapolis MN 39 1:01:31 4:07 10-83 Tulsa Run 55 Barbara Holzman Wichita KS 37 1:01:35 4:07 10-89 Tulsa Run 56 Sandie Brandenberger Pona City OK 36 1:01:38 4:07 02-94 Ponca City/Groundhog 57 Nicole Jarvis Owasso OK 39 1:01:42 4:07 10-15 Tulsa Run 58 Debbie Shetlar Houston TX 35 1:01:44 4:07 10-93 Tulsa Run 59 Patsy Lambert Norman OK 38 1:01:47 4:08 10-85 Tulsa Run 60 Diane Wenner Altus OK 36 1:01:48 4:08 10-98 Tulsa Run 61 Nora Matthews Stillwater OK 37 1:01:58 4:08 10-88 Tulsa Run 62 Rebecca Gibson Tulsa OK 35 1:01:59 4:08 10-90 Tulsa Run 63 Vickie Ford Culver City CA 36 1:02:00 4:08 10-97 Tulsa Run 64 Caroline Lemelin Wichita KS 35 1:02:01 4:09 10-94 Tulsa Run 65 Keith Frates Boulder CO 37 1:02:02 4:09 10-97 Tulsa Run 66 Jan Haddad Norman OK 38 1:02:10 4:09 10-99 Tulsa Run 67 Tonya Riggs Broomfield CO 35 1:02:21 4:10 10-98 Tulsa Run 68 Molly Ryan Bixby OK 37 1:02:22 4:10 10-13 Tulsa Run 69 Ann Crawley Tulsa OK 37 1:02:26 4:10 10-82 Tulsa Run 70 Debra Strope Fayetteville AR 37 1:02:43 4:11 10-93 Tulsa Run 71 Julie Parker Norman OK 38 1:02:43 4:11 10-95 Tulsa Run 72 Janet Matthews Tulsa OK 36 1:02:53 4:12 10-94 Tulsa Run 73 Noreen Waldron Tulsa OK 36 1:02:53 4:12 10-95 Tulsa Run 74 Laura Hawkins Tulsa OK 37 1:02:56 4:12 10-98 Tulsa Run 75 Angie Schniers Tulsa OK 39 1:02:59 4:12 10-11 Tulsa Run 76 Jo Van Arkel Springfield MO 35 1:03:00 4:12 10-93 Tulsa Run 77 Julie Donelson Tulsa OK 35 1:03:01 4:13 10-99 Tulsa Run 78 Susan Beeson Tulsa OK 35 1:03:03 4:13 10-86 Tulsa Run 79 Melanie Henderson Tulsa OK 35 1:03:06 4:13 10-94 Tulsa Run 80 Lisa Butler Tulsa OK 35 1:03:08 4:13 10-08 Tulsa Run 81 Jeannie McDaniel Tulsa OK 39 1:03:11 4:13 10-88 Tulsa Run 82 Amanda Erwin Tulsa OK 39 1:03:14 4:13 10-11 Tulsa Run 83 Julie Green Claremore OK 35 1:03:15 4:13 10-08 Tulsa Run 84 Jamie Cousatte Pryor OK 39 1:03:16 4:14 10-12 Tulsa Run 85 Povi Blankenship Bixby OK 36 1:03:23 4:14 10-10 Tulsa Run 86 Sharon Sproule Tulsa OK 39 1:03:27 4:14 10-09 Tulsa Run 87 Wendy Morford Arkansas City KS 35 1:03:32 4:15 10-93 Tulsa Run 88 Susie Willard Tulsa OK 36 1:03:37 4:15 10-89 Tulsa Run 89 Nancy Cline Houston TX 38 1:03:46 4:16 10-89 Tulsa Run 90 Patsy Miller Eureka Springs AR 39 1:03:52 4:16 10-90 Tulsa Run 91 Barbara Garner Tulsa OK 35 1:03:53 4:16 10-94 Tulsa Run 92 Katie Clark Edmond OK 37 1:04:56 4:20 03-19 OKC/Beacon on Bay FEMALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 1 Tatyana Pozdnyatova Brooklyn NY 43 51:31 3:27 10-98 Tulsa Run 2 Carmen Ayala-Troncoso Austin TX 40 53:42 3:35 10-99 Tulsa Run 3 Melody Fairchild Boulder CO 40 54:16 3:38 10-13 Tulsa Run 4 Patty Valadka Houston TX 40 54:20 3:38 10-98 Tulsa Run 5 Gabriele Andersen Sun Valley ID 44 54:25 3:38 10-89 Tulsa Run 6 Jane Hutchison Webb City MO 42 54:41 3:39 10-88 Tulsa Run 7 Jeanne Lasee-Johnson Chula Vista CA 41 54:59 3:40 10-98 Tulsa Run 8 Jane Welzel Ft.
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