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2015 Grand Prix Series Grand Prix Standings Atlanta Track Club 2015 GRAND PRIX SERIES Grand Prix Standings through the ATLANTA’S FINEST 5K. Please note that these standings reflect your age on December 31, 2015. If you have any questions, please email [email protected]. In the overall division, points are awarded to the top 5 Open and Masters male and female finishers of each event: First Place—100 Points; Second Place—80 Points; Third Place—60 Points; Fourth Place—40 Points; Fifth Place—20 Points Points are cumulative. OVERALL – OPEN MEN PLACE POINTS 1 HUBARTT, ALEXANDER, 25 340 2 JORGENSEN, BLAKE, 33 300 3 GRIFFITH, PERRY, 34 220 4 COLLOPY, JOHN, 35 200 4 PARKER, ELI, 17 200 4 HARDEN, LANCE, 28 200 7 COFFED, DOUGIE, 29 180 8 BROOKS, DEJON, 22 160 9 PURCELL, RYAN, 29 140 9 GUTHRIE, DAVID, 33 140 9 MCCANN, IAN, 32 140 12 DOBLAR, DOUG, 35 120 12 VECLOTCH, JASON, 27 120 12 BEAUCHAMP, EVAN, 27 120 15 O'BRYANT, ZAVEN, 29 100 15 DEATON, JOSHUA, 27 100 17 MINEN, JOHNNIE, 26 80 17 HARVELL, STEPHEN, 36 80 17 DUNN, DURRAN, 33 80 17 PARKS, JASON, 27 80 17 MOORE, JR, 30 80 17 THOMASSON, TIMOTHY, 39 80 24 DANIELS, OMAR, 15 60 24 GOMEZ, JONATHAN, 20 60 24 REILLY, JACKSON, 16 60 24 KENAH, EAMONN, 12 60 28 NUGENT, LIAM, 17 40 28 MCCAULEY, GRIFFIN, 16 40 28 BREWER, BO, 27 40 28 HHAWU, MARK, 37 40 28 WYLIE, GARRY, 33 40 atlantatrackclub.org | facebook.com/AtlantaTrackClub For questions regarding the Grand Prix Series, please email [email protected] Grand Prix Standings 28 CURTIS, CANDLER, 17 40 34 BOTHE, STEVEN, 39 20 34 CONLEY, GREGG, 35 20 34 TOMAS, ENRIQUE, 23 20 34 BEUCKER, MATTHEW, 29 20 34 ARSENAULT, CHRIS, 29 20 34 THOMAS, BRADLEY, 25 20 34 DIAL, CONNOR, 17 20 34 JONATHAN ERNST, 18 20 OVERALL – OPEN WOMEN PLACE POINTS 1 LEEB, YVONNE, 39 340 2 MORRISON, SARA, 25 260 3 TORSKE, ANDREA, 25 200 3 WEBERG, KIRSTEN, 24 200 5 PHEARS, ALLISON, 38 180 6 VANGORDER, MORGAN, 26 160 6 NAISBY, CLAIRE, 25 160 8 CAMERON, KELLY, 39 160 9 GIULIANI, ANGELA, 32 140 9 BALLENGER, HOLLY, 31 140 9 COPPEL, PATRICIA, 32 140 12 DOWNEY, JENNA, 30 120 13 LYONS, BRIDGET, 27 100 13 BLANCETT, JANEL, 27 100 13 STASULIS, ANGELINA, 29 100 13 RIDLEY, JESSICA, 23 100 13 HUNTER, MEGAN, 29 100 18 CAZOLLA, CHRISTY, 30 80 18 ALLIE MOORE, 29 80 18 DRESSLER, MARY, 37 80 18 KENAH, ALEXA, 12 80 18 HICKEY, BLAIS, 24 80 18 ISHIZU, AYA, 28 80 24 CRERIE, OLIVIA, 13 60 24 MANIA, BRIGITTE, 24 60 24 CHESHIER, LEAH, 21 60 24 ZANDER-VELLOSO, TARNA, 19 60 24 MOONEY, TARA, 32 60 29 DOBSO, MEGAN, 13 40 29 COLLINS, CHARLOTTE, 23 40 29 BRAY, FIONA, 9 40 atlantatrackclub.org | facebook.com/AtlantaTrackClub For questions regarding the Grand Prix Series, please email [email protected] Grand Prix Standings 29 HEPPNER, CLARA, 11 40 29 SEIFFERT, RUTH, 28 40 29 BRITTON, TIFFANY, 37 40 29 DUISBERG, LAUREN, 32 40 36 SIMON, ELIZABETH, 36 20 36 WALKER, BROOKE, 12 20 36 CARR, MAUREEN, 34 20 36 EISEN, TRACEY, 31 20 36 CERMAK, TRACY, 34 20 OVERALL – MASTERS MEN PLACE POINTS 1 CARROLL, THOMAS, 43 480 2 BREEDVELD, VICTOR, 42 380 3 STRICKLAND, MICHAEL, 49 300 3 CASTLEBERRY, MARK, 40 300 5 DUNDAS, JEFFERY, 57 200 6 YOUNGERS, KEN, 59 180 7 HAERTEL, JEFF, 53 160 7 DROZE, GARY, 54 160 9 ROWE, DAVID, 45 140 9 KOTCHEN, PETER, 46 140 11 BLAICH, KRISITIAN, 49 100 11 LANGAN, TIM, 46 100 11 DRUMMOND, DON, 46 100 11 BRUTON, JOHN, 40 100 11 BLASZKIEWICZ, ROB, 51 100 16 MCLAUGHLIN, DOUG, 45 80 16 DARDEN, GEORGE, 41 80 16 ALVAREZ, VALENTIN, 46 80 16 LIOY, LARRY, 66 80 16 BRAD SLAVENS, 46 80 21 MASON, REGINALD, 60 60 21 LIM, TREVOR, 43 60 21 BENEDICT, SAM, 69 60 21 PRADO, JOSE, 40 60 25 POPICK, MICHAEL, 67 40 25 MATHERNE, DAVID, 51 40 25 NEWBERRY, MICHAEL, 55 40 25 PRUITT, ANTHONY, 44 40 atlantatrackclub.org | facebook.com/AtlantaTrackClub For questions regarding the Grand Prix Series, please email [email protected] Grand Prix Standings 25 CATANESE, MICHAEL, 48 40 30 MCBRIDE, RETT, 42 20 30 GRAVES, MARK, 50 20 30 WEBB, RYAN, 41 20 30 CRERIE, GABE, 44 20 30 LONGWORTH, TERRY, 58 20 30 DANIELS, TOMMY, 42 20 OVERALL – MASTERS WOMEN PLACE POINTS 1 WIEGAND, KATHY, 41 600 2 BETANCOURT, IRMA, 44 360 3 MONK, CATHI, 48 340 4 MEYER, CINDY, 47 320 5 REMPE, JAN, 53 240 6 SWEENEY, MARY, 55 180 7 WALSH, KELLY, 45 120 8 TORRES, EILEEN, 45 100 8 MCLAUGHLIN, WENDY, 45 100 8 ORTLUND, HOLLY, 42 100 8 WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA, 59 100 12 FIGARO, RITA, 50 80 12 LUMLEY, MARY BETH, 41 80 12 SWINK, KATHY, 44 80 12 CHAPLIN, LESLEY, 57 80 12 CHANDLER, BARBARA, 53 80 17 WELCH, SUSAN, 48 60 17 RODRIGUEZ, NUBIA, 48 60 17 SCOTT, TRACEY, 49 60 17 MOWINSKI, ABBY, 40 60 17 TANNER, ROBIN, 54 60 17 ALCOBER, IZUMI, 52 60 17 KURAMOTO, RACHEL, 41 60 24 TAYLOR, MARGARET, 60 40 24 CLAYTON, SUSAN, 62 40 24 DUMBACHER, KELLI, 49 40 24 DUSENBURY, COURTENAY, 51 40 24 CARLTON, CHRISTINE, 41 40 24 LESLIE, WHEELER, 44 40 24 GRAHAM, DORENE, 55 40 31 BELL, ANNE, 59 20 31 LINK, ANGIE, 50 20 31 WITT, NATALIE, 45 20 atlantatrackclub.org | facebook.com/AtlantaTrackClub For questions regarding the Grand Prix Series, please email [email protected] Grand Prix Standings 31 RHODES, CAROL, 67 20 31 OZELL, TERRY, 62 20 31 REM, BETHSHEBA, 41 20 31 BROOKING, SALLY, 59 20 AGE GROUP DIVISION—MEN In the age group division, points are awarded to the top 5 finishers in each age group: First Place—100 Points; Second Place—80 Points; Third Place—60 Points; Fourth Place—40 Points; Fifth Place—20 Points Points are cumulative. Races Points Men 14 & Under 1 JUSTIN CISNEROS, 12 8 430 2 ELIJAH MCCAULEY, 13 6 410 3 LIAM BRAY, 12 6 310 4 KENDALL BOYD, 12 10 210 5 AKI TSUCHIDA, 14 2 200 6 CHRISTIAN NEAL, 11 3 190 7 ALEC TUBBS, 14 2 180 8 ANDREW MCDERMITT, 14 5 150 8 EAMONN KENAH, 12 3 150 10 OWEN MASON, 12 1 100 10 EVAN OWENS, 10 1 100 12 GIOVANNI EKOUE-BLA, 11 1 80 12 BARRETT MCAREE, 13 1 80 12 MICHAEL RICKMAN, 10 1 80 15 RORY STRICKLAND, 10 2 70 16 ROBBIE RICKMAN, 08 1 60 16 CHASE BASTUK, 12 1 60 16 MATTHEW ASPINWALL, 14 1 60 16 JADA BROWN, 10 5 60 16 JOEL DUFFIE, 14 1 60 16 TRAJAN AXAM, 14 2 60 16 DALTON DORSEY, 14 1 60 16 WILLEM NEAL, 13 1 60 24 BENJAMIN MCDERMITT, 13 4 50 24 WILLIAM TESKE, 12 2 50 24 NICHOLAS PARRA, 11 5 50 27 JOSEPH MCDERMITT, 11 4 40 27 ALEX SEXTON, 14 1 40 27 DREW MALOTT, 14 1 40 27 DYLAN WALKER, 10 1 40 27 TUCKER LLOYD, 13 1 40 32 ALDEN SWEATMAN, 13 2 30 atlantatrackclub.org | facebook.com/AtlantaTrackClub For questions regarding the Grand Prix Series, please email [email protected] Grand Prix Standings 33 ANDREW TESKE, 09 2 20 33 ALEXANDER MARSHALL, 08 2 20 33 WILLIAM HANCOCK, 11 1 20 33 MARQUIZ KNIGHT, 14 2 20 33 ANTOINE HECTOR, 12 2 20 33 CHARLES JACKSON, 12 2 20 33 CHANDLER MORGAN, 12 2 20 33 JOSEPH ANDREWS, 10 2 20 33 PARKER AXAM, 11 2 20 33 NATHAN SOLOMON, 12 2 20 33 AARON BEYERS, 14 2 20 33 TRACEY MOORE, 13 1 20 33 LEVY CRUZ, 13 2 20 33 DANIEL MESSAVUSSU, 09 2 20 33 RAINIER FINLEY, 09 1 20 33 ARTHUR SANDERS JR, 09 2 20 49 TYLER LOUE, 09 1 10 49 BRODY CLONTZ, 08 1 10 49 RILEY CLONTZ, 11 1 10 49 KOBE COCHRAN, 12 1 10 49 DREW NUNLEY, 10 1 10 49 WILL HARRASR, 12 1 10 49 KASIM MITCHELL, 13 1 10 49 NICHOLAS LOPEZ, 14 1 10 49 PATRICK LOONEY, 10 1 10 49 OMAR EDWARDS, 14 1 10 49 CALEB NUNLEY, 13 1 10 49 GOBI HERNANDEZ, 12 1 10 49 SPENCER HEABERLIN, 14 1 10 49 BRETT CHAMBERLAIN, 11 1 10 49 ISAIAH CAPP, 14 1 10 49 ESTON CHATTERJEE, 08 1 10 49 GRAYSON LOWS, 09 1 10 49 MICHAEL BUTLER, 11 1 10 49 ETHAN LAMPHIER, 09 1 10 49 COREY HURD, 12 1 10 49 KENNY FRONTIN, 14 1 10 49 BLAKE ALLEN, 14 1 10 49 MICHAEL REHMAN, 14 1 10 49 WILL BARRONTON, 14 1 10 49 EASON RIVAS, 13 1 10 49 NOAH HARMON, 10 1 10 49 HUGH HANCOCK, 09 1 10 49 CHALLAGHAN STRICKLAND, 12 1 10 49 DYLAN LIM, 11 1 10 49 SPENCER GRAGG, 11 1 10 49 NEAL O'CONNOR, 10 1 10 49 LUCAS FONDU, 09 1 10 49 KIO TSUCHIDA, 09 1 10 atlantatrackclub.org | facebook.com/AtlantaTrackClub For questions regarding the Grand Prix Series, please email [email protected] Grand Prix Standings 49 CHANDLER ALLEN, 13 1 10 49 EVAN FONDU, 08 1 10 49 ETHAN LAMPHIER, 10 1 10 49 XAVIER ASHFORD, 12 1 10 49 SIMON GUTERMAN, 10 1 10 49 CHRISTIAN MASON, 10 1 10 49 JACK PAYNE, 12 1 10 Men 15 - 19 1 RAYMOND GOSLOW, 16 9 400 2 LIAM NUGENT, 17 5 330 3 JACKSON REILLY, 16 5 310 4 ELI PARKER, 17 3 300 5 JONATHAN MCDERMITT, 17 6 190 6 DONALD REYNOLDS, 17 3 180 6 ETHAN PARKER, 15 4 180 8 BOUNTIENG THEPHRAVONG, 16 4 130 9 OMAR DANIELS, 15 2 110 9 MAURICE BROWN, 17 7 110 11 SAM SHAYLOR, 18 1 100 11 VLADIMIR ZANDER-VELLOSO, 15 1 100 11 CONNOR DIAL, 18 1 100 11 JONATHAN ERNST, 18 1 100 15 GRIFFIN MCCAULEY, 16 2 90 16 BEN HENSLEY, 19 1 80 16 NICHOLAS CULKIN TAYLOR, 15 1 80 16 TRAVION ALLEN, 16 7 80 16 CHRISTIAN FAIR, 17 7 80 16 LUKE ALLEGOOD, 19 1 80 16 CANDLER CURTIS, 17 1 80 22 BENJAMIN AHN, 15 2 70 22 BEN WISE, 15 2 70 22 KEVIN O'BRIEN, 16 2 70 25 ADAM WARMOUTH, 17 1 60 25 KYLE HUNT, 17 1 60 27 AARON VAZQUEZ, 17 2 50 28 MANUEL PUERTAS, 19 1 40 28 MICHAEL REAGAN, 18 1 40 28 ETHAN TRIEBSCH, 17 1 40 28 MALIK PEMBERTON, 16 1 40 28 RYAN KELLY, 18 1 40 28 JACOB TUBESING, 16 1 40 34 NICHOLAS NELSON, 18 2 30 34 MAX HEABERLIN, 16 3 30 36 JACOB WUDTKE, 15 2 20 36 ORIE STOCKTON, 17 1 20 36 FREDERICK KING, 19 1 20 36 STEWART WOOD, 16 1 20 36 BENJAMIN PARKER, 18 1 20 36 MYLES DAVIS, 17 2 20 atlantatrackclub.org | facebook.com/AtlantaTrackClub For questions regarding the Grand Prix Series, please email [email protected] Grand Prix Standings 36 WESLEY MORGAN, 18 2 20 36 EDUARDO JR CRUZ, 16 2 20 44 SAM LEVY, 17 1 10 44 BRAXTON HALL, 15 1 10 44 EDUARDO HO, 17 1 10 44 LUKE MURRAY, 15 1 10 44 KYLE PICKETT, 15 1 10 44 CHRISTOPHER ASHBY, 16 1 10 44 CADE LAUTENBACHER, 15 1 10 44 MICAH MASON, 16 1 10 44 BART PRUETT, 18 1 10 44
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