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2021 PARTICIPANT LIST Last Updated April 14, 2021 Athletes Who Register After May 13, 2021 Will Not Have Race Materials Personalized (Name on Merchandise Apparel) 2021 PARTICIPANT LIST Last updated April 14, 2021 Athletes who register after May 13, 2021 will not have race materials personalized (name on merchandise apparel). All athletes will be assigned a bib number at Athlete Check-In. AGE AS OF LAST NAME FIRST NAME GENDER COUNTRY 12/31/2021 ABBITT TYLER MALE 27 US ABEDIN STEFANIE FEMALE 35 US ABELE ROBERTS MALE 50 US ABRAHAMSON NADIA FEMALE 45 US ABU-ISA EYAD MALE 41 US ACKERMAN COURTNEY FEMALE 26 US ACUNA AMANDA FEMALE 31 US ADDINGTON TRACEY FEMALE 47 US ADKINS APRIL FEMALE 43 US AFFOLTER-CAINE BRITANY FEMALE 47 US AGAR JEFF MALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C58PMS PMS US 296 C Black C AGAR JOHN MALE 27 US AGUILAR SAL MALE 41 US AHLERS CURTIS MALE 35 US AHONG RICHARD MALE 61 CA AIKEN STEVE MALE 50 US AINIKKAL JOHN MALE 27 US AKINS MATTHEW MALE 55 US ALBERTSON ROY MALE 48 US ALCANTARA RAMON MALE 48 DO ALDERMAN DANIELLE FEMALE 44 CA ALDRICH LUKE MALE 40 US ALEXANDER MARK MALE 54 US ALIDRA ADAM MALE 36 US ALLAIRE PATRICK MALE 43 US ALLDREDGE ELEANOR FEMALE 28 US ALLEN RYAN MALE 46 US ALLEN JEREMY MALE 46 US ALLEVI MARCELLO MALE 56 US ALLISON MATTHEW MALE 25 US ALLISON THERESA FEMALE 53 US ALMETER SAMUEL MALE 33 US ALTMAN LISA FEMALE 47 US ALTMAN CHRISTIAN MALE 44 US ALVAREZ MARIO MALE 47 US ALVES HENRIQUE MALE 39 BR AMMESON BILL MALE 64 US AMORESANO JOSEPH MALE 31 US ANDERSON MARK MALE 42 US ANDERSON TAMMY FEMALEPMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 58PMS PMS US 296 C Black C ANDERSON KYLE MALE 35 US ANDERSON TYLER MALE 29 US ANDERSON MIKE MALE 54 US ANDERSON JOHN MALE 47 US ANDERSON DAVID MALE 50 US ANDERSON TELIA FEMALE 40 US ANDERSON MATTHEW MALE 52 US ANDERSON CURTIS MALE 36 US ANDERSON LUKE MALE 30 US ANDOLINO-PERRY KELLY FEMALE 43 US ANDRADE MAURICIO MALE 52 US ANDRADE EMILIO MALE 39 EC ANDREW REBECCAH FEMALE 30 US ANDREWS JOE MALE 56 US ANDREWS KATHY FEMALE 58 US ANGON BENN MALE 48 US ANKUDA KEVIN MALE 37 US ANTHONY WHITNEY FEMALE 30 US ANTON PATTY FEMALE 30 US ARCHER THOBY MALE 40 US ARCINIEGA JOSE KEVIN MALE 33 US ARLT BECCA FEMALE 27 US ARMSTRONG TREVOR MALE 38 US ARMSTRONG MARY FEMALE 36 US ARMSTRONG MATT MALE 48 CA ARNOLDT CHRISTOPHER MALE 42 US ARNOSKY JUSTIN MALE 33 US ARREDONDO CESAR MALE 51 DO ARVIDSON TYLUR MALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 31PMS PMS US 296 C Black C ASHLEY JOHN MALE 33 US ASHLEY AMANDA FEMALE 30 US ASMAN COREY MALE 33 US ASPER JASON MALE 47 US ATKINS LISA FEMALE 47 US AUGUSTYN KIM FEMALE 49 US AUSTIN CRAIG MALE 31 US AUSTIN JESSICA FEMALE 37 US AYESTARÁN ODRIOZOLA IMANOL MALE 47 ES BABLADELIS COLTON MALE 31 US BACCHIOCCHI GIANLUCA MALE 50 US BACERRA BEATE FEMALE 64 US BADE AMY FEMALE 65 US BAE YOUNG FEMALE 45 US BAEBLER TODD MALE 41 US BAEHRLE LEAH FEMALE 31 US BAGINSKI KENDALL FEMALE 33 US BAGWELL MICHELLE FEMALE 52 US BAHENA LYNN FEMALE 40 US BAIERS ADAM MALE 46 US BAILEY JORDAN MALE 33 US BAILEY CHRIS MALE 32 US BAILITZ JOHN MALE 49 US BAIRD CHAD MALE 47 US BAJO RAVESA FEMALE 31 US BAKER TERRENCE MALE 43 US BAKER TERI FEMALE 39 US BAKER JAMES MALE 42 US BAKER SCOTT MALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 59PMS PMS US 296 C Black C BAKER JAMIE FEMALE 44 US BALDWIN LYNN FEMALE 46 US BALES AARON MALE 43 US BALL IAN MALE 46 CA BALOS DANNY MALE 49 US BALTZ WILLIAM MALE 65 US BALWINSKI JAMES MALE 30 US BANEGAS SHONDA FEMALE 41 US BANET SAWYER MALE 28 US BANEZ ROBERT MALE 31 US BANNIGAN ANGELA FEMALE 30 US BARBER MICHELLE FEMALE 45 US BARBER SARAH FEMALE 45 US BARCUS MATT MALE 40 US BARD SARA FEMALE 59 US BARD JOHN MALE 61 US BARDONG LIAM MALE 24 US BARDSLEY ANTHONY MALE 33 US BARKO LAURA FEMALE 44 US BARKOWSKI PATRICK MALE 38 US BARNES MARGARET FEMALE 29 US BARNETT LORI FEMALE 51 US BARRETT RICHARD MALE 68 US BARRETT DAVID MALE 25 US BARRETT GEORGE MALE 40 US BARRON TIMOTHY MALE 59 US BARROW KASANDRA FEMALE 36 US BARRRON DANIEL MALE 24 US BARTLETT CHRISTOPHER MALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 28PMS PMS US 296 C Black C BARTON MIKE MALE 53 US BARTON DALTON MALE 31 US BARTON JASON MALE 42 US BARUCH MARK MALE 35 US BATCHELOR KATIE FEMALE 28 US BATES KEVIN MALE 54 US BATISTA ANDREIS DIOGO MALE 35 US BATY JOHN MALE 30 US BAUMGARTNER BRANDON MALE 38 US BAUR BOBBI FEMALE 52 US BAXTROM SMITH KATIE FEMALE 40 US BEACOM MATTHEW MALE 38 US BEAUREGARD JILL FEMALE 42 US BECK JAKE MALE 31 US BECKER TRACY FEMALE 40 US BECKERMAN THOMAS MALE 69 US BECKERMANN JASON MALE 50 US BECKETT CAMERON MALE 31 US BECKMAN THAD MALE 52 US BEEBE COLE MALE 39 US BEECH KAREN FEMALE 59 US BEECHER BILL MALE 46 US BEETZ JEFF MALE 55 US BEHRJE GARTH MALE 52 US BELCHER AARON MALE 29 US BELL CHRISTOPHER MALE 34 US BELL JAMES MALE 42 US BELL MICHAEL MALE 43 US BELL MATT MALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 36PMS PMS US 296 C Black C BELLIS PATRICK MALE 30 US BELLOS THOMAS MALE 54 US BENDLE ANDREW MALE 32 US BENINTENDE ANDREW MALE 32 US BENKIRANE FATIMA FEMALE 57 US BENNETT MELINDA FEMALE 43 US BENNETT KATHERINE FEMALE 50 US BENNETT JOEL MALE 44 US BENSON SCOTT MALE 60 US BENSON MARK MALE 57 US BENSON ARTHUR MALE 22 US BENTLEY SUSAN FEMALE 32 US BERAN KURT MALE 44 US BERDASCO JOAQUIN MALE 60 US BERGER ERIC MALE 58 US BERGER MELANIE FEMALE 51 US BERGERON SYLVAIN MALE 50 CA BERGSTROM ERIK MALE 42 US BERLEKAMP TOM MALE 31 US BERNARD BRETT MALE 60 US BERNER SUZI FEMALE 44 US BERRY DEE FEMALE 52 US BERTOLET MATTHEW MALE 40 US BERZAI STEPHANIE FEMALE 37 US BETTIS CASEY MALE 44 US BEZON MATTHEW MALE 42 US BIBER LAURA FEMALE 37 US BIBY BRUCE MALE 57 US BIERKAMP STACY FEMALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 41PMS PMS US 296 C Black C BIGELOW ABIGAIL FEMALE 22 US BIGELOW LAWRENCE MALE 59 US BIGELOW JOSHUA MALE 28 US BIGLEY JESSICA FEMALE 39 US BILAN JAMES MALE 37 US BINKLEY DYLAN MALE 31 US BIRD BRIAN MALE 50 US BIRKEL LAUREN FEMALE 39 US BIRKEY RYAN MALE 39 US BISCHOFF STEPHEN MALE 42 US BLACK DAN MALE 38 US BLACK JASON MALE 37 US BLACKMOND NICHOLAS MALE 31 US BLAKE JAMES MALE 47 US BLANCHARD RENEE FEMALE 36 US BLANKENSHIP MARK MALE 28 US BLAWAT PATRICK MALE 44 US BLAWAT NICK MALE 46 US BLEVINS TIM MALE 60 US BLISS JAMIE MALE 49 US BLOCKER ANNE FEMALE 51 US BLUGERMAN BRIAN MALE 34 US BLUM SHELLI FEMALE 44 US BLY BEN MALE 36 US BOCKEY JAMES MALE 47 US BOEHMIG SARAH FEMALE 31 US BOERKAMP LESLIE FEMALE 42 CA BOERSMA DOUGLAS MALE 47 US BOJANIC ALEXANDER MALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 56PMS PMS US 296 C Black C BOJOVIC BO FEMALE 42 US BOLAK AMANDA FEMALE 24 US BOLDT PAIGE FEMALE 32 US BOLGER AMANDA FEMALE 41 CA BOLKOVIC ANDREJ MALE 49 US BOLLENBACH WILLARD MALE 29 US BOLTON CARRIE FEMALE 41 US BOMBERGER JON MALE 62 US BONA ANDREW MALE 40 US BONDI LIZ FEMALE 38 US BONGIOVANNI KATE FEMALE 41 US BONILLA CATALINA FEMALE 56 US BORAH MARK MALE 53 US BORAH JEFF MALE 54 US BORAH LOGAN MALE 20 US BORAH RENEE FEMALE 50 US BORCHERDING SCOTT MALE 40 US BORGLIN CJ MALE 26 US BOROS MIKE MALE 48 US BOROWSKI JACLYN FEMALE 32 US BOS MEGAN FEMALE 37 US BOTTERWECK BRIAN MALE 41 US BOUDREAU MARK MALE 57 US BOULANGER ANDREE-ANN FEMALE 31 CA BOUNDS WILLIAM MALE 39 US BOURDEAU PHILIPPE MALE 29 CA BRADFORD CHARLIE MALE 55 US BRADY MIKE MALE 31 US BRAMMER NOAH MALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 23PMS PMS US 296 C Black C BRANDT MARK MALE 58 US BRANNAN SAVANNAH FEMALE 23 US BRANNON LYNN FEMALE 55 US BRASKIE MELISSA FEMALE 40 US BRATCHER MICHAEL MALE 33 US BRATCHER LYNN FEMALE 30 US BRAUN DAVID MALE 41 US BREDE CHRIS MALE 39 US BREHM RYAN MALE 38 US BREITZMANN KEVIN MALE 50 US BRENNAN MICHAEL MALE 31 US BRENNER ANDREW MALE 37 US BRENNER STEPHEN MALE 37 US BRESHGOLD JOSH MALE 34 US BREWER ASHLEY FEMALE 43 US BRIELOFF STEPHANIE FEMALE 29 US BRIELOFF STEPHEN MALE 29 US BRIGGS BLAKE MALE 62 US BRINKMAN ROBIN FEMALE 47 US BRINKSNEADER JULIE FEMALE 38 US BRITTON TARA FEMALE 38 US BRITTON JAKE MALE 43 US BRITTON SHANNON FEMALE 44 US BRITZ STEVE MALE 38 US BROOKMAN ROBERT MALE 31 US BROPHY FINTAN MALE 34 US BROSKO REID MALE 37 US BROWER JAYMIE MALE 38 US BROWN MONICA FEMALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 37PMS PMS US 296 C Black C BROWN NATHANIEL MALE 42 US BROWNE MEGAN FEMALE 39 US BRUCE CHRISTOPHER MALE 56 US BRUCK AARON MALE 26 US BRUDER JEREMY MALE 27 US BRUNETTA MARCELO MALE 51 US BRUNS ELIZABETH FEMALE 51 US BUCHMAN KRISTIN FEMALE 35 US BUCK CHRIS MALE 35 US BUCK JONATHAN MALE 36 US BUCKBEE TANNER MALE 23 US BUENO PEREZ JAVIER MALE 45 US BUHRT JODI FEMALE 36 US BULTEMEIER MARCI FEMALE 51 US BUNTING BEN MALE 20 US BURGER CHARLES MALE 48 US BURGOS THERESA FEMALE 36 US BURGOS MICHAEL MALE 38 US BURKE JOSH MALE 43 US BURNS SCOTT MALE 38 CA BURRELL TOM MALE 51 US BURSTALL GAVIN MALE 28 US BURTON JENNIFER FEMALE 36 US BURTON KEVIN MALE 57 US BUSH KAITLYN FEMALE 32 US BUTLER DAVID MALE 57 US BUTLER JIM MALE 57 US BUTTNER TINA FEMALE 48 US BUTTS MIKE MALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 48PMS PMS US 296 C Black C BUZBY JOHN MALE 48 US BUZZELLI CHRIS MALE 31 US BYERS SARAH FEMALE 40 US BYRNE RICHARD MALE 56 US BYRON CHRIS MALE 35 US CABRAL FRANCO MALE 37 US CABRAL JEFFREY MALE 32 US CACES DARCHELLE FEMALE 39 US CAFFEY KRISTA FEMALE 50 US CAFIERO BRIAN MALE 36 US CAGLE EMILY FEMALE 34 US CAHILL TARA FEMALE 29 US CALABRESE JEANENE FEMALE 61 US CALANDRO JOE MALE 44 US CALCATERRA WARREN MALE 42 US CALDWELL ERIN FEMALE 49 US CALHOUN MARK MALE 30 US CAMERON JOEL MALE 43 US CAMPBELL DIANE FEMALE 60 US CAMPBELL STEFFANIE FEMALE 45 US CANCELLIERE LAUREN FEMALE 30 US CANCIAN VITOR MALE 34 US CANONG JON MALE 48 US CANTERBURY HANNAH FEMALE 35 US CANTRILL DAVID MALE 47 US CANTU STEPHEN MALE 40 US CAPPOLA JOANNA FEMALE 36 US CARCELEN KENNETH MALE 34 US CARDENAS MYRIAM FEMALE PMS PMS Process PMS 430 C 61PMS PMS US 296 C Black C CAREL BASTIEN MALE 38 US CARLA VITO MALE 43 US CARLIN RYAN MALE 26 US CARLSON KATHLEEN FEMALE 53 US CARLSON THERON MALE 42 US CARLSON DEREK MALE 37 US CARLSON LEANNE FEMALE 44 US CAROPEPE
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