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St. George Marathon RACE RESULTS ST. GEORGE MARATHON RACE RESULTS //www.stgeorgemarathon.com Photo courtesy of richard isom • coPyright © 2013 vive studio, inc. • all rights reserved THANKS for joining us! Photo by Spencer Sullivan, Vive Studio, Inc. Congratulations and thank you for your participation in the 2014 St. George Marathon. Your support of our event and our community means a great deal to us, and we hope that we will have the opportunity to have you join us again in 2015. For the first time in the 38 year history of the marathon, both male and female overall winners are residents of St. George. Aaron Metler, with a time of 2:19:06, and Amber Green, 2:43:28, are now two time winners of the race. Aaron competed this year against an unprecedented four previous winners. Iain Hunter from Provo, Utah and Cathrine Wolden from Pound Ridge, New York continued their winning ways by topping the Masters field of runners. Aaron, Amber, Cathrine, and Iain led our delegation to Ibigawa, Japan in November. Four age group records were set this year including the wheelchair mark set in 2008. Kacey McCallister, from Monmouth, Oregon, with his time of 1:16:52 broke the record by nearly 30 minutes. Martin Rindahl from Fresno, California set a new standard by five and one half minutes in the Mens 50-54 division at 2:34:25. Jeannie Rice from Concord, Ohio ran a 3:21:47 to set the record in the Womens 65-69 division, eclipsing the old record by eight minutes. G. Brent Wynn from Bountiful, Utah produced a spectacular run as he smashed the record set in 2007 in the Mens 75-79 division; his time of 3:16:04 eclipsed the old record by over 27 minutes. We added 133 runners to the 10 Year Club this year, 18 runners to our 20 Year Club, and 3 runners to the 30 Year Club. Debbie Zockoll continued her consecutive streak which is now at 38 years. There are now 1,378 runners who have been inducted into this prestigious and committed club. We are forever grateful to you wonderful, committed runners who have made St. George a big part of your lives. We aren’t perfect yet, but we aim to be and hope that each year we are better than the year before, and provide each of you with a high value, quality experience. Thank you again for choosing to run the St. George Marathon. Please join us again for our 39th annual event on October 3, 2015. Best wishes for a great running year from our staff and volunteers. Kent Perkins Marathon Director St. George Marathon Race Results 2014 – 2 Thanks to Our Wonderful // SPONSORS Pine Mountain Level Red Rock Level TM Lava Flow Level Desert Valley Level ZION PONDEROSA RANCH RESORT Volunteer Benefit Level Snow Canyon Level Marathon Contributors ALSCO • Central Fire Department • DSU Community Education Central Water Department • Dixie Amateur Radio Club Inc. ELKS Club • Kiwanis Club • Landmark Testing Qwest • Zion International Programs St. George Marathon Race Results 2014 – 3 2014 // WiNNeRS MEN’S OVERALL TIME NAME CITy State 1 2:19:06 Aaron J Metler St. George UT 2 2:20:28 Fritz Van De Kamp Salt Lake City UT 3 2:21:04 Jonathan B Kotter Salt Lake City UT WOMEN’S OVERALL TIME NAME CITy State 1 2:43:28 Amber Green St. George UT 2 2:47:51 Christi Webb Farmington NM 3 2:49:34 Marcie Jacobsen St. George UT MEN’S MASTERS TIME NAME CITy State 1 2:21:29 Iain Hunter Provo UT WOMEN’S MASTERS TIME NAME CITy State 1 2:56:05 Cathrine Wolden Pound Ridge Ny WHEELCHAIR MEN’S TIME NAME CITy State 1 1:16:52 Kacey Z McCallister Monmouth OR 2 2:09:09 Nathan Crowton Ogden UT HANDCYCLE MEN’S TIME NAME CITy State 1 58:10:00 Jerry Young Providence UT 2 1:03:19 Chris Sproule Las Vegas NV 3 1:03:48 Mark Marrott Pleasant Grove UT 4 1:07:47 Travis R Wood Cedar City UT 5 1:12:06 Adrian Castro Salt Lake City UT 6 1:12:57 Roberto Cardenas Salt Lake City UT 7 1:17:58 Robert Ackerman West Valley City UT 8 1:21:59 Pedro Diaz Salt Lake City UT 9 1:24:36 Jose Ramirez West Valley City UT 10 1:27:26 Allan R Walton Woods Cross UT 11 1:35:57 Ryan L Nichols Huntington Beach CA 12 1:36:58 Mo Jarmin West Jordan UT 13 1:38:57 Kyle Marchant Sandy UT 14 1:42:02 Andy Dahmen Heber City UT 15 1:52:16 John C Brewer Kaysville UT St. George Marathon Race Results 2014 – 4 TOP 20 // FiNiSheRS // MEN TIME NAME CITy State 2:19:06 Aaron J Metler St. George UT 2:20:28 Fritz Van De Kamp Salt Lake City UT 2:21:04 Jonathan B Kotter Salt Lake City UT 2:21:29 Iain Hunter Provo UT 2:23:46 Jacob Gustafsson Salt Lake City UT 2:25:05 Matt Poulsen Lehi UT 2:25:14 Mike J Nelson Lehi UT 2:25:49 Benjamin M Van Beekum Harrisville UT 2:26:29 David R Holt Washington UT 2:27:31 Clyde D Behunin St. George UT 2:27:34 Nate R Clayson American Fork UT 2:27:56 Justin Park Sandy UT 2:29:01 Nick P Schuetze Colorado Springs CO 2:29:33 Pepi Peterson Hudson MA 2:30:08 Trevor Baker Orem UT 2:31:16 Logan K Fielding Ivins UT 2:32:45 Jeffrey Shadley Idaho Falls ID 2:32:58 Jon R Gauthier Salt Lake City UT 2:34:25 Martin A Rindahl Fresno CA 2:35:03 Hugh Christiansen Ferron UT // WOMEN TIME NAME CITy State 2:43:28 Amber Green St. George UT 2:47:51 Christi Webb Farmington NM 2:49:34 Marcie Jacobsen St. George UT 2:50:40 Jasmine Sessions Farmington UT 2:51:10 Angie Beebe South Weber UT 2:51:47 Jessica A Brazzeal St. George UT 2:52:09 Arianne Brown Eagle Mountain UT 2:53:17 Jane Durfey Highland UT 2:53:36 Sarah Skeem St. George UT 2:54:37 Hattie A Hutchings Payson UT 2:55:14 Melanie B Burnham Lehi UT 2:56:05 Cathrine Wolden Pound Ridge Ny 2:56:14 Sylvia A Bedford Fairview UT 2:56:51 Julie C Esplin Orem UT 2:56:56 Debbie K Tebbs Herriman UT 2:57:23 Bethany S Ericksen Salem UT 2:57:54 Asumi Tamura Gifu JP 2:57:55 Nicki Hugie Terry Tumwater WA 2:58:50 Mischelle T Allred Ogden UT 2:59:02 Angie Roane West Linn OR photo by Richard Isom, Vive Studio, Inc. St. George Marathon Race Results 2014 – 5 cOuRSe // RecORdS MEN’S DIVISIONS First Overall Bryant Jensen 2:15:56 2013 Wheelchair Kacey Z McCallister 1:16:52 2014 Hand Cycle JAy CONWAy 0:56:57 2012 14 & Under Derick Bunn 3:26:26 2012 15 – 18 Jacob J. Maughan 2:47:41 2013 19 – 24 Mark Currell 2:22:22 2008 25 – 29 Nick Schuetze 2:16:42 2007 30 – 34 Bryant Jensen 2:15:56 2013 35 – 39 Iain Hunter 2:21:03 2009 40 – 44 Iain Hunter 2:20:53 2013 45 – 49 Pepi Peterson 2:29:33 2014 50 – 54 Martin A Rindahl 2:34:25 2014 55 – 59 Paul Nicholson 2:49:06 2007 60 – 64 Ray Workman 2:50:50 2010 65 – 69 Leo Rutten 3:10:31 2011 70 – 74 James Hill 3:36:32 2012 75 – 79 G. Brent Wynn 3:16:04 2014 80+ Bob Koch 4:30:12 2007 Weight Under 40 Chris Leonard 2:56:39 2013 Over 40 Shaun Peterson 2:58:22 2011 WOMEN’S DIVISION First Overall Deeja Youngquist 2:36:06 2007 Wheelchair Emily McQueen 1:53:44 2010 Hand Cycle Muffy Davis 1:05:38 2010 14 & Under Mishayla Fausett 3:41:34 2012 15 – 18 Stephanie Santistevan 3:23:35 2006 19 – 24 Megan Lund 2:41:59 2007 25 – 29 Sariah E. Long 2:43:30 2013 30 – 34 Deeja Youngquist 2:36:06 2007 35 – 39 Rosy Lee 2:37:08 2013 40 – 44 Lisbet Sunshine 2:44:16 2006 45 – 49 Brenda Graham-Gray 2:49:30 2007 50 – 54 Julia Holland 2:58:11 2011 55 – 59 Christine Kennedy 2:51:40 2010 60 – 64 Marina Jones 3:18:41 2013 65 – 69 Jeannie Rice 3:21:47 2014 70 – 74 Shirley N. Blush 3:47:02 2006 75+ Shirley N. Blush 4:13:05 2011 Weight Under 40 Kris Lawson 2:59:33 2007 Over 40 Michelle A. Kelley 3:02:43 2011 St. George Marathon Race Results 2014 – 6 ReTiRed // RecORdS Due to changes in the marathon course, these records prior to 2006 are permanent for the old course. MEN’S DIVISIONS First Overall Paul Cummings 2:15:16 1981 First Overall Criss James 2:15:16 1987 Wheelchair Christopher Waddell 1:22:26 2002 12 & Under Kenneth Golden Harper 2:45:34 1994 13 - 14 Kenneth Golden Harper 2:44:53 1995 15 - 18 Kenneth Maughn 2:35:49 1981 19 - 24 Fernando Vasquez 2:18:56 1987 25 - 29 Paul Cummings 2:15:16 1981 Criss James 2:15:16 1987 30 - 34 Timothy Jones 2:16:05 1995 35 - 39 Filomeno Apodaca 2:16:24 2002 40 - 44 Stephen Lester 2:22:52 1986 45 - 49 William Johnson 2:26:44 1982 50 - 54 Robert Nelson 2:31:17 1990 55 - 59 Gaylon Jorgenson 2:37:59 1988 60 - 64 Carlos Valle 2:49:53 1997 65 - 69 J.
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