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World Masters Long Start List Craftsbury Outdoor Center 3/9/18 Ski Orienteering World Masters Long Start List Craftsbury Outdoor Center Bib SI Name Gender Class Club Country Start Time 201 8010830 Orpana, Risto M M70 SOC Asikkala FIN 13:00:30 202 8191919 Cote Jacques, Philippe M M35 Ramblers OC CAN 13:01:00 203 8619548 Owens, Jonathan M M50 Truckee Orienteering Club USA 13:01:30 204 8627688 Arsenault, Jim M M60 Up North Orienteers USA 13:02:00 205 8628352 Hanhela, Mauno M M70 Haukiputaan Heitto FIN 13:02:30 206 8230964 Walker, Greg M M35 Truckee Orienteering Club USA 13:03:00 207 8620665 Swank, Douglas M M50 Empire Orienteering Club USA 13:03:30 208 8628531 Berling, Douglas M M60 Rocky Mountain Orienteering Club USA 13:04:00 209 8620189 Gavrilov, Vladimir M M70 Ramblers OC CAN 13:04:30 210 8644827 Kohlschmidt, Bernd M M35 Deutscher Turner Bund GER 13:05:00 211 8619480 Hristov, Dancho M M50 SKI Club Hemus Troyan BUL 13:05:30 212 8626557 Linder, Ernst M M60 Up North Orienteers SUI 13:06:00 213 8624473 Gallagher, Gary M M70 New England Orienteering Club USA 13:06:30 214 8620273 Duca, Alin M M35 Stars Orienteering CAN 13:07:00 215 8626388 Coman, Ciprian M M50 Ramblers OC CAN 13:07:30 216 8620282 Poulsen, Mike M M60 Columbia River Orienteering Club USA 13:08:00 217 8627212 Moertberg, Kjell M M70 Bodens BK OS SWE 13:08:30 218 8625405 Karhumaki, Tuomas M M35 Pihkaniskat FIN 13:09:00 219 8626684 Drumm, Scott M M50 Columbia River Orienteering Club USA 13:09:30 220 8631629 Lindzon, Ralph M M60 Stars Orienteering CAN 13:10:00 221 8625198 Andersson, Eje M M70 Bodens BK OS SWE 13:10:30 222 8620914 Kettunen, Pyry M M35 Sayneisen Salpa FIN 13:11:00 223 8645928 Mudrak, Stanislav M M50 TJ Slovan Luhacovice CZE 13:11:30 224 8625426 Bergstrom, Stefan M M60 Orienteering Canada CAN 13:12:00 225 8627698 HawkesTeeter, Philip M M70 Empire Orienteering Club USA 13:12:30 226 8627384 Hohl, Christian M M35 SUI 13:13:00 227 8619648 Yadkov, Lach M M50 Buffalo Orienteering Club CAN 13:13:30 228 8640207 Skokov, Sergei M M60 Rus veteran RUS 13:14:00 229 8621131 Sjokvist, LarsAke M M70 Varend GN SWE 13:14:30 230 8620059 Frielinghaus, Chris M M55 Empire Orienteering Club USA 13:15:00 231 8622161 Waddington, Mike M M50 DontGetLost Adventure Running CAN 13:15:30 232 8627248 Coney, Aims M M60 New England Orienteering Club USA 13:16:00 233 8657303 Lehtinen, Teuvo M M70 SOC Asikkala FIN 13:16:30 234 8611028 Kradischnig, Guenter M M55 OLC Graz AUT 13:17:00 235 8623507 Gibbard, Mark M M50 Orienteering Ottawa CAN 13:17:30 236 8620063 Lefebvre, Paul M M60 Orienteering Ottawa CAN 13:18:00 237 8644745 Pankov, Petar M M70 NSA Siven BUL 13:18:30 238 8624393 Lande, Jan Petter M M55 Rocky Mountain Orienteering Club USA 13:19:00 239 8624384 Brooker, Kevin M M50 Ohana Orienteering Club USA 13:19:30 240 8648374 Maslanka, Gary M M60 Rochester Orienteering Club USA 13:20:00 Bib SI Name Gender Class Club Country Start Time 241 8619641 Inkinen, Paavo M M70 Rasti Jyry FIN 13:20:30 242 8628371 Hay, Thomas M M55 Buffalo Orienteering Club USA 13:21:00 243 8619614 Pospisil, Vit M M50 TJ Slovan Praha Zdravotnik CZE 13:21:30 244 8624673 Kattilakoski, Eero M M65 Kaustisen Pohjan Veikot FIN 13:22:00 245 8620257 Tunturi, Markku M M75 Valkeakosken Haka FIN 13:22:30 246 8623963 Cornett, Andrew M M55 Orienteering Ottawa CAN 13:23:00 247 8625214 Fey, Zsuzsa F W40 Asker Skiklubb ROU 13:23:30 248 8626777 Shahbazian, Charlie M M65 Chicago Area Orienteering Club USA 13:24:00 249 8626520 Nyberg, Pertti M M75 SOC Asikkala FIN 13:24:30 250 8626639 Sippola, Asko M M55 Kuortaneen Kunto FIN 13:25:00 251 8224776 Komulainen, Virpi F W40 Rasti Jyry FIN 13:25:30 252 8657304 Saarinen, Heikki M M65 SOC Asikkala FIN 13:26:00 253 8625522 Luukko, Jukka M M75 Lahden Suunnistajat 37 FIN 13:26:30 254 8619563 Laine, Markku M M55 Mantsalan Urheilijat FIN 13:27:00 255 8620034 Sevanto, Sanna F W40 New Mexico Orienteers USA 13:27:30 256 8624412 Kotowski, Ed M M65 Up North Orienteers USA 13:28:00 257 8627234 Smith, Eric M M75 Central New York Orienteering USA 13:28:30 258 8624521 Csucs, Andras M M55 CSM VSK Csikszereda Miercurea Ciuc ROU 13:29:00 259 8621268 Voegele, Anna F W40 Truckee Orienteering Club USA 13:29:30 260 8619576 Karhumaki, Lauri M M65 Pihkaniskat FIN 13:30:00 261 8627363 Bengtsson, Hans M M80 New England Orienteering Club USA 13:30:30 262 8648384 Collinsworth, Mitch M M55 Rochester Orienteering Club USA 13:31:00 263 8624518 Routsi, Anastasia F W40 Rasti Jyry FIN 13:31:30 264 8623392 Leinonen, Markku M M65 Pihkaniskat FIN 13:32:00 265 8626551 Ryyppo, Toivo M M80 Joutsenon Kullervo FIN 13:32:30 266 8621479 Stoimenov, Rumen M M55 Ruen 92 Kuystendil BUL 13:33:00 267 8648373 Bridgeman, Stina F W40 Rochester Orienteering Club USA 13:33:30 268 8625225 Saeger, Jeffrey M M65 Orienteering USA USA 13:34:00 269 8625168 Berman, Larry M M80 Cambridge Sports Union USA 13:34:30 270 8627176 Veres, Mihai M M55 Delaware Valley Orienteering Association USA 13:35:00 271 8640973 Tencariu, Florin M M40 Delaware Valley Orienteering Association USA 13:35:30 272 8619756 Sandstroem, Kjell M M65 Bodens BK OS SWE 13:36:00 273 8624274 Brearley, Anne F W70 Italian Team ITA 13:36:30 274 8619255 Makipaa, Kalevi M M55 Epilan Esa FIN 13:37:00 275 8628280 Ivarsson, Tommy M M40 Orienteering Ottawa SWE 13:37:30 276 8620984 Hunter, David M M65 Empire Orienteering Club USA 13:38:00 277 8626977 Kalcich, Licia F W70 Italian Team ITA 13:38:30 278 8619674 Polivka, Petr M M55 Orienteering Ottawa CZE 13:39:00 279 8624328 LatvaKokko, Mika M M40 Orienteering USA USA 13:39:30 280 8627901 Mourujarvi, Kauno M M65 Kuopion Suunnistajat FIN 13:40:00 281 8623470 Vershinina, Galina F W70 Rus veteran RUS 13:40:30 282 8628212 Tarnopolosky, Mark M M55 DontGetLost Adventure Running CAN 13:41:00 283 8629144 Duca, Nick M M40 Stars Orienteering CAN 13:41:30 284 8627086 Johnsson, Lars Peter M M65 Selanger SOK SWE 13:42:00 285 8626809 Crawford, Sharon F W70 Rocky Mountain Orienteering Club USA 13:42:30 286 8638302 Grandjean, Susan F W45 Orienteering USA USA 13:43:00 287 8626432 Spjelkavik, Henning M M40 IL Tyrving NOR 13:43:30 288 8050426 Jansson, Roland M M65 Alvsby IF OK SWE 13:44:00 289 8622104 Berman, Sara Mae F W80 Cambridge Sports Union USA 13:44:30 290 8620783 Merkova, Dagmar F W45 Quantico Orienteering Club USA 13:45:00 291 8631105 Adenstedt, Erik M M40 Orienteering Klosterneuburg AUT 13:45:30 Bib SI Name Gender Class Club Country Start Time 292 8619509 Fershalova, Viktoriia F W60 Rus veteran RUS 13:46:00 293 8626440 Brattland, Anita F W55 Orienteering Ottawa CAN 13:46:30 294 8625379 Duca, Valentina F W45 Stars Orienteering CAN 13:47:00 295 8626550 Rousselot, Yves M M45 Balise 25 FRA 13:47:30 296 8623367 Raines, Candice F W65 Empire Orienteering Club USA 13:48:00 297 8623890 Bakker, Cathy F W55 Orienteering Ottawa CAN 13:48:30 298 8625698 Tarnopolsky, Jacqueline F W50 DontGetLost Adventure Running CAN 13:49:00 299 8619511 Tiszttarto, Csaba M M45 Delaware Valley Orienteering Association USA 13:49:30 300 8626448 Stepanova, Irina F W65 Rus veteran RUS 13:50:00 301 8621338 Connolly, Mary Ellen F W55 Orienteering Ottawa CAN 13:50:30 302 8626544 Kvale, Hanne F W50 Hadeland OL NOR 13:51:00 303 8647668 Merka, Jan M M45 Quantico Orienteering Club USA 13:51:30 304 8621989 Karpinski, Judith F W65 New England Orienteering Club USA 13:52:00 305 8627252 Brown, Allison F W35 Quantico Orienteering Club USA 13:52:30 306 8621118 Kala, Ingrit F W50 Estonian Orienteering Federation EOL EST 13:53:00 307 8626774 Kudriavtsev, Kirill M M45 Rus veteran RUS 13:53:30 308 8625410 HawkesTeeter, Susan F W65 Empire Orienteering Club USA 13:54:00 309 8626542 Kangas, Hanna F W35 Saloisten Reipas FIN 13:54:30 310 8647666 James, Pam F W50 Annapolis Valley Orienteering Club CAN 13:55:00 311 8626850 Fey, Carl M M45 Rochester Orienteering Club USA 13:55:30 312 8620527 Myers Coney, Terry F W65 New England Orienteering Club USA 13:56:00 313 8638301 McNair, Abra F W35 Orienteering USA USA 13:56:30 314 8627246 Graham, Marketa F W50 Orienteering Ottawa CAN 13:57:00 315 8621179 Kudre, Raul M M45 Estonian Orienteering Federation EOL EST 13:57:30 316 8623677 Findlay, Janet F W65 Empire Orienteering Club USA 13:58:00 319 8627132 Colgan, Jeremy M M45 Hudson Valley Orienteering USA 13:59:30 117.
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