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103Rd Thanksgiving Day Race - 2012 - 10K Run/Walk - Results Onlineraceresults.Com 103rd Thanksgiving Day Race - 2012 - 10K Run/Walk - results OnlineRaceResults.com PLACE NAME DIV DIV PL PACE TIME ----- ---------------------- ------- --------- ------- ----------- 1 Joe Moore M2529 1/783 4:54 30:19 2 Jeremiah Vaughan M2024 1/585 4:57 30:38 3 Derrick Butler M3034 1/776 5:03 31:15 4 Tommy Kauffmann M2024 2/585 5:04 31:24 5 Jason Pedersen M2529 2/783 5:09 31:53 6 Christopher Reis M3034 2/776 5:09 31:54 7 Kent Wories M2529 3/783 5:10 32:01 8 Evan Schwartz M1619 1/460 5:12 32:12 9 Pat Carroll M2024 3/585 5:14 32:26 10 Jj Webber M1619 2/460 5:15 32:28 11 Brian Denny M2024 4/585 5:15 32:29 12 Eric Gruenbacher M2024 5/585 5:19 32:58 13 Zachary Holtkamp M1619 3/460 5:21 33:05 14 Sam Meredith M1619 4/460 5:24 33:27 15 Joshua George M2024 6/585 5:24 33:29 16 Mike Whetzel M1619 5/460 5:25 33:35 17 Mike Greiwe M3034 3/776 5:25 33:35 18 Matt Blake M3034 4/776 5:26 33:40 19 Andy Wolfer M2024 7/585 5:27 33:47 20 Greg Lemmon M2529 4/783 5:28 33:48 21 Eric Yepez M2024 8/585 5:29 33:58 22 Shane Curtsinger M2024 9/585 5:30 34:03 23 Blake Meyer M1619 6/460 5:31 34:08 24 Colin Muehlenkamp M3034 5/776 5:31 34:09 25 Eric Kinman M2529 5/783 5:32 34:17 26 Jeffrey Denny M2024 10/585 5:32 34:17 27 Brian Marshall M3034 6/776 5:33 34:21 28 Brady Holmer M1619 7/460 5:33 34:22 29 Brian Valentini M2529 6/783 5:33 34:24 30 Sam Pogue M2024 11/585 5:33 34:24 31 Tarrance O'Connor M2024 12/585 5:34 34:26 32 Roger Middleton M0115 1/409 5:34 34:27 33 Evan Bayles M2529 7/783 5:34 34:28 34 Spike Knickel M2024 13/585 5:35 34:36 35 Graham Campbell M2024 14/585 5:36 34:39 36 Kameron Powell M1619 8/460 5:36 34:39 37 John Butler M1619 9/460 5:36 34:42 38 Kyle Rewick M2024 15/585 5:37 34:45 39 Jason Barhorst M2529 8/783 5:37 34:48 40 Tilahun Abebe M3034 7/776 5:38 34:52 41 Ross Frondorf M1619 10/460 5:38 34:55 42 Joshua Rieskamp M2024 16/585 5:40 35:03 43 Nathaniel Burrell M2024 17/585 5:40 35:04 44 Jyrki Ruohomaki M3539 1/654 5:41 35:15 45 Tom Arnold M2529 9/783 5:42 35:17 46 John Michael Griffith M1619 11/460 5:42 35:20 47 Tyler Edmondson M1619 12/460 5:42 35:20 48 Jake McNamara M1619 13/460 5:43 35:22 49 Jeffrey Schroer M2024 18/585 5:43 35:23 50 Nathan Mark M1619 14/460 5:45 35:34 51 Colin Riley M2024 19/585 5:46 35:41 52 Eric Van Laningham M3539 2/654 5:46 35:42 53 Max Bierman M2024 20/585 5:46 35:42 54 Adam Gardner M1619 15/460 5:47 35:48 55 Lee Luiso M4549 1/652 5:47 35:50 56 Jake Richards M2529 10/783 5:47 35:50 57 Ryan Woolley M3034 8/776 5:47 35:52 58 Allen Matthews M1619 16/460 5:48 35:52 59 Eric Barth M3539 3/654 5:48 35:54 60 Nathan Stewart M3034 9/776 5:48 35:55 61 Alex Henn M1619 17/460 5:48 35:56 62 Joel Wolpert M3034 10/776 5:48 35:57 63 Katie Breathitt F2024 1/1096 5:49 36:00 64 Brandon Koroly M2529 11/783 5:49 36:00 65 Bryan Warden M1619 18/460 5:49 36:03 66 Philip Helbig M4549 2/652 5:50 36:04 67 Erik Tomczewski M1619 19/460 5:50 36:06 68 Chris Ellis M1619 20/460 5:50 36:08 69 John Aerni-Flessner M3034 11/776 5:50 36:09 70 Matt Hoyes M3539 4/654 5:50 36:10 71 Chris Amaya M1619 21/460 5:51 36:14 72 Adam Lipps M1619 22/460 5:52 36:19 73 John Meyer M2529 12/783 5:52 36:20 74 Ben Dhiman M2024 21/585 5:52 36:21 75 Sam Stupak M2529 13/783 5:52 36:21 76 Marc Nie M1619 23/460 5:52 36:22 77 Max Hoffman M1619 24/460 5:53 36:23 78 Eric Hunziker M4044 1/661 5:53 36:23 79 Rob Trennepohl M2529 14/783 5:53 36:27 80 Jack Hautz M0115 2/409 5:53 36:28 81 Logan Steiner M1619 25/460 5:53 36:29 82 Becky Clark F2529 1/1302 5:54 36:31 83 Dan Bird M5054 1/683 5:54 36:31 84 Max McGehee M1619 26/460 5:54 36:35 85 Greg Johnson M3034 12/776 5:55 36:37 86 Michael Wurzbacher M2024 22/585 5:55 36:37 87 Jeffrey Griffiths M2024 23/585 5:55 36:38 88 Ethan Bokeno M2024 24/585 5:55 36:41 89 Michael Radcliffe M0115 3/409 5:56 36:42 90 Ben Schneider M1619 27/460 5:56 36:43 91 Kevin Laiveling M1619 28/460 5:57 36:49 92 William Hoffman M4044 2/661 5:57 36:50 93 Brenden Siekman M2024 25/585 5:57 36:53 94 Tyler Frazier M2529 15/783 5:58 36:57 95 Jonathan Reiter M1619 29/460 5:58 36:59 96 Joey Zeinner M3034 13/776 5:59 37:02 97 Tim Schwandner M2024 26/585 5:59 37:03 98 Andrew Blain M2024 27/585 5:59 37:04 99 Chatham Ellwanger M1619 30/460 5:59 37:05 100 Karen Berndt F2529 2/1302 5:59 37:06 Generated September 26, 2021 at 4:55 AM 1/149 103rd Thanksgiving Day Race - 2012 - 10K Run/Walk - results OnlineRaceResults.com PLACE NAME DIV DIV PL PACE TIME ----- ---------------------- ------- --------- ------- ----------- 101 Owen Powell M0115 4/409 5:59 37:06 102 Gregory Dickman M3034 14/776 6:01 37:13 103 Aaron Cox M3539 5/654 6:01 37:14 104 J. 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Crumpler M2024 28/585 6:01 37:15 105 Michele McKenney F2024 2/1096 6:01 37:16 106 Brett Arnold M3034 15/776 6:01 37:16 107 Morgan Powers F2024 3/1096 6:01 37:19 108 Chad Griffiths M2024 29/585 6:02 37:19 109 Justin Kassnel M2529 16/783 6:02 37:19 110 Pj Ball F3034 1/1071 6:02 37:21 111 Zach Valentine M1619 31/460 6:03 37:27 112 Jamie Crombie M4549 3/652 6:03 37:29 113 Jeffrey Bigner M2529 17/783 6:03 37:30 114 Jeremy Rieskamp M1619 32/460 6:04 37:32 115 Jeff Tecau M3539 6/654 6:04 37:33 116 Chris Davis M2529 18/783 6:04 37:34 117 Chip Boertlein M3539 7/654 6:04 37:37 118 Tom Turkey M3539 8/654 6:05 37:38 119 Jake Fields M1619 33/460 6:05 37:39 120 Nicholas Wilkerson M3034 16/776 6:05 37:39 121 Cari Wilkerson F3034 2/1071 6:05 37:39 122 Mike Petro M2529 19/783 6:05 37:41 123 Rodney Reneski M4549 4/652 6:05 37:41 124 Brian Menke M1619 34/460 6:06 37:44 125 Daniel Cuppoletti M2529 20/783 6:06 37:44 126 Lamuel Bean M1619 35/460 6:06 37:47 127 Brett Rubin M4044 3/661 6:06 37:47 128 Zack Stross M1619 36/460 6:07 37:54 129 Brad King M2529 21/783 6:07 37:55 130 Victor Zeinner M2024 30/585 6:08 37:59 131 Keith Hall M4549 5/652 6:08 38:00 132 Ryan Schroer M1619 37/460 6:08 38:00 133 Mathew Michel M3034 17/776 6:08 38:01 134 Brandon West M1619 38/460 6:08 38:02 135 Tim Cantrell M4044 4/661 6:09 38:02 136 Matt Beck M2024 31/585 6:09 38:02 137 Nicholas Robertson M3034 18/776 6:09 38:03 138 Erin Dillon F2529 3/1302 6:09 38:05 139 Amanda McCracken F3034 3/1071 6:09 38:07 140 Colin McNally M0115 5/409 6:09 38:08 141 Kerry Lee F3539 1/859 6:10 38:10 142 Dallas Parnigoni M1619 39/460 6:10 38:11 143 Kristen Leslie F2529 4/1302 6:10 38:12 144 Colbe Earles M1619 40/460 6:10 38:12 145 Spencer Cowan M2024 32/585 6:10 38:12 146 Dan Eagen M3539 9/654 6:10 38:13 147 Michael Christman M0115 6/409 6:10 38:14 148 Daniel Brook M2024 33/585 6:11 38:16 149 Jack Bargemann M1619 41/460 6:11 38:16 150 Colin Donovan M3539 10/654 6:11 38:20 151 Brian Singstock M4549 6/652 6:12 38:21 152 Dion Roberts M2024 34/585 6:12 38:24 153 Tom Graves M3034 19/776 6:12 38:26 154 William Rhatigan M0115 7/409 6:13 38:27 155 Kelsey Breathitt F2024 4/1096 6:13 38:29 156 Melanie Pliskin F2529 5/1302 6:13 38:30 157 Matthew Gray M0115 8/409 6:14 38:34 158 John Wulsin M2529 22/783 6:14 38:36 159 Charlie Bagley M1619 42/460 6:14 38:36 160 Leslie Kraus F2529 6/1302 6:14 38:38 161 Katie Lenahan F2024 5/1096 6:14 38:39 162 Michael Selm M2529 23/783 6:15 38:40 163 Tj Candy M5054 2/683 6:15 38:41 164 Mark Tensing M5054 3/683 6:15 38:42 165 Maria Doerger F2529 7/1302 6:15 38:42 166 Matt Gross M4044 5/661 6:15 38:43 167 Bradley Berger M3034 20/776 6:15 38:45 168 Matt King M3034 21/776 6:15 38:45 169 Charles Bell M4044 6/661 6:16 38:47 170 Eric Huff M0115 9/409 6:16 38:49 171 Alex Shields M2529 24/783 6:16 38:50 172 Dayton Ellwanger M1619 43/460 6:16 38:50 173 Chris Loos M0115 10/409 6:16 38:50 174 Seth Gold M1619 44/460 6:16 38:51 175 Lindsey Hinken F1619 1/590 6:16 38:51 176 Johh Lipa M3539 11/654 6:17 38:52 177 Dwayne Steele M3539 12/654 6:17 38:53 178 John Lewnard M2024 35/585 6:17 38:53 179 Cameron Kruse M1619 45/460 6:17 38:55 180 James Smith M1619 46/460 6:17 38:57 181 Paul Markus M2529 25/783 6:18 38:58 182 Jack Martini M1619 47/460 6:18 38:59 183 Sean Molony M4044 7/661 6:18 38:59 184 Thomas Seibert M0115 11/409 6:18 39:00 185 Neil Martin M5559 1/497 6:18 39:02 186 Zachary Dangel M2024 36/585 6:18 39:04 187 Nicholas Brems M1619 48/460 6:19 39:07 188 Eric Moore M4044 8/661 6:19 39:07 189 Tyler Borek M2024 37/585 6:19 39:09 190 Jason Earl M3539 13/654 6:19 39:09 191 Mark Bardgett M4549 7/652 6:19 39:09 192 Andy Jones M5054 4/683 6:20 39:11 193 Garry May M2529 26/783 6:20 39:13 194 Orry Zumbiel M2529 27/783 6:20 39:15 195 Andrew Truax M1619 49/460 6:20 39:15 196 Nicholas Czirr M3034 22/776 6:20 39:15 197 Joe Rector M1619 50/460 6:21 39:18 198 Tony Parnigoni M4549 8/652 6:21 39:19 199 Antony Parnigoni M1619 51/460 6:21 39:19 200 Joe Zeinner M5559 2/497 6:21 39:20 Generated September 26, 2021 at 4:55 AM 2/149 103rd Thanksgiving Day Race - 2012 - 10K Run/Walk - results OnlineRaceResults.com PLACE NAME DIV DIV PL PACE TIME ----- ---------------------- ------- --------- ------- ----------- 201 Ty Klostermeier M1619 52/460 6:21 39:23 202 Scott Goertemiller M4549 9/652 6:22 39:23 203 Jeremy Robben M2024 38/585 6:22 39:26 204 Tyler Anderson M0115 12/409 6:22 39:27 205 Steve Thieme M2529 28/783 6:22 39:27 206 Chris Wolfer M5054 5/683 6:22 39:28 207 Matthew Fitzpatrick M4044 9/661 6:22 39:28 208 Jim White M4549 10/652 6:23 39:30 209 Doug Schneider M4549 11/652 6:23 39:32 210 Anthony Watson M4044 10/661 6:23 39:33 211 Dakota Brunsman M1619 53/460 6:23 39:33 212 Scott Schoenharl M4549 12/652 6:24 39:39 213 Eric Schmalz M0115 13/409 6:24 39:39 214 Kevin Berling M2024 39/585 6:25 39:42 215 Doug Feichtner M3539 14/654 6:25 39:42 216 Sam Hahn M2024 40/585 6:25 39:44 217 Chris Propst M4044 11/661 6:25 39:45 218 Mark Koors M4549 13/652 6:25 39:45 219 Jim Cole M4044 12/661 6:25 39:45 220 Nick Gerdes M0115 14/409 6:25
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