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Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon - Marathon - Results Onlineraceresults.Com Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon - Marathon - results OnlineRaceResults.com PLACE NAME DIV DIV PL CHIP TIM 5K 10K HALF 30K 20 MILE PACE TIME ----- ---------------------- ------- --------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ------- ----------- 2 Mbarak Hussein M4044 1/853 2:13:50 16:04 31:26 1:06:15 1:34:23 1:41:29 5:07 2:13:52 3 Simon Sawe M3034 1/718 2:14:07 15:59 31:19 1:06:14 1:34:24 1:41:29 5:07 2:14:09 4 Ryan Shay M2229 1/889 2:14:56 15:51 31:20 1:06:15 1:34:28 1:41:28 5:09 2:14:58 5 Chris Lundstrom M3034 2/718 2:17:33 16:27 32:45 1:08:55 1:37:42 1:44:45 5:15 2:17:34 6 Fasil Bizuneh M2229 2/889 2:18:12 15:59 31:20 1:06:16 1:34:24 1:41:31 5:17 2:18:14 7 Chris Graff M3034 3/718 2:18:16 15:59 31:26 1:06:53 1:36:21 1:43:40 5:17 2:18:18 8 Jason Lehmkuhle M2229 3/889 2:19:02 15:41 31:05 1:06:15 1:34:24 1:41:30 5:19 2:19:03 9 Jacob Frey M2229 4/889 2:20:08 16:28 32:44 1:08:53 1:37:48 1:44:54 5:21 2:20:09 10 Kyle Baker M3034 4/718 2:21:00 16:04 31:48 1:07:27 1:36:24 1:43:48 5:23 2:21:02 11 Danny MacKey M2229 5/889 2:21:38 17:10 34:15 1:11:42 1:41:12 1:48:26 5:25 2:21:40 12 James McGown M3034 5/718 2:21:57 16:27 32:44 1:08:54 1:38:36 1:46:04 5:25 2:22:00 13 Brian Lyons M2229 6/889 2:22:34 17:09 33:43 1:10:40 1:40:19 1:47:38 5:27 2:22:36 14 Gregory Crowther M3034 6/718 2:23:58 16:50 33:40 1:10:44 1:41:15 1:48:51 5:30 2:24:00 15 Paul Aufdemberge M4044 2/853 2:24:18 16:27 32:45 1:09:21 1:39:30 1:46:57 5:31 2:24:21 16 Scott Defilippis M2229 7/889 2:24:27 16:27 32:44 1:08:54 1:37:53 1:45:13 5:31 2:24:29 17 Dennis Simonaitis M4044 3/853 2:26:08 16:30 32:58 1:10:38 1:41:36 1:49:30 5:35 2:26:10 18 Ryan Pauling M3034 7/718 2:26:14 16:35 32:57 1:10:37 1:41:11 1:48:40 5:35 2:26:16 19 Josh Metcalf M3034 8/718 2:26:18 17:08 34:14 1:12:04 1:42:33 1:50:00 5:35 2:26:21 20 Brad Poore M2229 8/889 2:27:13 16:27 32:44 1:08:54 1:39:22 1:47:17 5:37 2:27:15 21 Evan Graves M2229 9/889 2:27:26 17:10 34:14 1:11:49 1:42:37 1:50:10 5:38 2:27:28 22 Brantley Lutz M3034 9/718 2:27:57 17:06 33:43 1:11:25 1:41:59 1:49:55 5:39 2:28:00 23 Nicholas McCombs M2229 10/889 2:28:33 17:08 34:14 1:11:48 1:42:50 1:50:33 5:40 2:28:36 24 Christopher Banks M2229 11/889 2:28:55 16:28 32:45 1:09:22 1:40:41 1:48:42 5:41 2:28:57 25 Austin Vigil M2229 12/889 2:29:00 16:28 32:45 1:08:55 1:38:37 1:46:17 5:41 2:29:01 26 Nathan Senner M2229 13/889 2:29:08 17:09 34:24 1:13:16 1:44:31 1:52:20 5:42 2:29:10 27 Eric Hartmark M2229 14/889 2:29:31 16:47 33:31 1:11:43 1:43:55 1:51:57 5:43 2:29:31 28 Brian Grudowski M2229 15/889 2:29:49 16:48 33:34 1:11:27 1:42:48 1:50:52 5:43 2:29:53 29 John Mirth M4044 4/853 2:30:33 17:08 34:14 1:12:17 1:43:52 1:51:52 5:45 2:30:36 30 Jason Bodnar M3539 1/862 2:30:55 16:27 32:44 1:09:47 1:43:17 1:51:37 5:46 2:30:58 31 Daniel Boyle M4044 5/853 2:31:11 17:09 34:14 1:13:45 1:46:03 1:54:00 5:46 2:31:13 32 Ronald Chisolm M4549 1/729 2:31:10 17:09 34:31 1:14:05 1:45:55 1:53:49 5:46 2:31:15 33 John Keane M2229 16/889 2:31:35 17:22 34:51 1:13:50 1:45:18 1:53:13 5:47 2:31:37 34 Stewart Ellington M3034 10/718 2:31:39 17:09 33:44 1:10:48 1:41:54 1:49:56 5:48 2:31:41 35 Brandon Bertram M2229 17/889 2:32:05 18:35 36:51 1:16:26 1:47:40 1:55:19 5:49 2:32:09 36 Marla Runyan F3539 2/586 2:32:15 17:26 34:54 1:14:19 1:46:42 1:54:43 5:49 2:32:17 37 Ben Hovis M2229 18/889 2:33:07 18:02 35:51 1:14:54 1:46:54 1:54:47 5:51 2:33:13 38 Mary Akor F3034 1/555 2:33:47 17:36 35:30 1:16:04 1:48:36 1:56:37 5:52 2:33:50 39 Andrew Van Nurden M2229 19/889 2:34:11 18:35 36:51 1:16:26 1:47:34 1:55:28 5:53 2:34:15 40 Sam Ngatia M4549 2/729 2:34:30 16:46 33:31 1:12:12 1:44:59 1:53:17 5:54 2:34:32 41 Eamon McKenna M2229 20/889 2:34:35 17:06 33:42 1:10:52 1:43:34 1:51:59 5:54 2:34:38 42 Zoila Gomez F2229 1/1015 2:35:23 18:05 36:03 1:16:28 1:48:49 1:56:51 5:56 2:35:26 43 Jeremy Davis M2229 21/889 2:35:29 17:47 35:21 1:14:43 1:47:08 1:55:25 5:56 2:35:36 44 Michelle Lilienthal F2229 2/1015 2:35:48 18:17 36:38 1:17:38 1:50:16 1:58:17 5:57 2:35:51 45 Turena Johnson Lane F3034 2/555 2:36:11 18:35 36:53 1:17:30 1:49:59 1:58:01 5:58 2:36:15 46 Russell Boore M4044 6/853 2:36:18 17:34 35:18 1:15:13 1:48:12 1:56:28 5:58 2:36:21 47 Aaron Beaber M2229 22/889 2:32:54 17:41 35:17 1:14:03 1:46:17 1:54:21 5:50 2:36:38 48 Bret Fransen M2229 23/889 2:37:02 17:20 34:49 1:13:48 1:46:55 1:55:25 6:00 2:37:06 49 Jenny Crain F3539 3/586 2:39:03 18:08 36:18 1:17:10 1:50:42 1:59:18 6:04 2:39:07 50 Emily Levan F3034 3/555 2:39:18 18:16 36:38 1:17:46 1:52:01 2:00:21 6:05 2:39:20 51 Emily Mortensen F2229 3/1015 2:39:55 19:26 38:33 1:20:19 1:53:38 2:01:54 6:06 2:39:59 52 Rachel Kinsman F3034 4/555 2:40:52 18:35 36:53 1:17:35 1:51:02 1:59:30 6:09 2:40:56 53 Pete Miller M3539 2/862 2:41:44 19:04 38:17 1:19:04 1:52:29 2:00:53 6:11 2:41:48 54 Maggie Chan-Roper F3034 5/555 2:42:16 17:52 35:58 1:17:08 1:52:02 2:00:44 6:12 2:42:19 55 Patrick Billig M4044 7/853 2:42:24 18:36 36:52 1:18:36 1:53:38 2:01:57 6:12 2:42:27 56 Tomoyuki Kinoshita M2229 24/889 2:42:36 17:21 34:59 1:14:08 1:47:01 1:56:29 6:13 2:42:38 57 John McEvoy M3034 11/718 2:42:28 19:49 38:39 1:19:34 1:52:49 2:01:08 6:12 2:42:42 58 Chris Lundy F3539 4/586 2:43:14 18:16 36:37 1:17:46 1:52:11 2:00:46 6:14 2:43:17 59 Alvina Begay F2229 4/1015 2:43:26 19:10 38:03 1:20:05 1:53:45 2:02:14 6:14 2:43:30 60 Alison Holinka F2229 5/1015 2:43:51 18:55 38:06 1:20:23 1:54:29 2:03:03 6:15 2:43:54 61 Sopagna Eap F2229 6/1015 2:44:25 18:53 37:59 1:20:24 1:54:41 2:03:13 6:17 2:44:29 62 Susan Loken F4044 1/504 2:44:30 19:11 38:13 1:20:54 1:55:47 2:04:12 6:17 2:44:34 63 Matthew Finn M2229 25/889 2:44:32 18:26 36:36 1:17:39 1:51:49 2:00:33 6:17 2:44:53 64 Frank Sprtel M3034 12/718 2:44:59 18:12 36:16 1:16:04 1:47:41 1:55:39 6:18 2:45:03 65 Christopher Larson M2229 26/889 2:45:02 19:08 38:34 1:20:21 1:55:46 2:04:20 6:18 2:45:10 66 Matt Wilson M4044 8/853 2:45:19 19:21 38:48 1:21:17 1:55:53 2:04:31 6:19 2:45:28 67 Clyde Vancaeyzeele M4549 3/729 2:45:37 19:21 38:29 1:21:12 1:56:03 2:04:39 6:19 2:45:42 68 Daniel Deuhs M3539 3/862 2:46:06 19:02 37:36 1:19:47 1:54:01 2:02:41 6:21 2:46:12 69 Brett Evans M3539 4/862 2:46:01 18:39 37:09 1:19:28 1:54:15 2:02:56 6:20 2:46:17 70 Christopher Babcock M3034 13/718 2:46:39 20:42 39:44 1:21:36 1:55:42 2:04:07 6:22 2:46:48 71 Jackie Rzepecki F2229 7/1015 2:47:26 19:26 38:53 1:22:21 1:57:32 2:06:16 6:24 2:47:29 72 Paul Brown M4549 4/729 2:47:32 19:03 38:22 1:21:23 1:56:55 2:05:45 6:24 2:47:37 73 Coates Kennerly M3034 14/718 2:44:00 17:55 36:55 1:19:19 1:53:00 2:01:21 6:16 2:47:42 74 Kirk Walztoni M3034 15/718 2:47:46 20:49 40:45 1:25:02 1:59:36 2:07:54 6:24 2:47:54 75 John Akins M3539 5/862 2:47:51 20:04 40:09 1:24:57 2:00:27 2:08:56 6:25 2:48:01 76 Heidi Westerling F2229 8/1015 2:48:06 18:16 36:40 1:19:27 1:55:33 2:04:38 6:25 2:48:08 77 Michelle Simonaitis F4044 2/504 2:48:13 19:12 38:13 1:21:21 1:58:26 2:07:22 6:25 2:48:17 78 Jim Ramacier M4044 9/853 2:48:32 18:16 36:44 1:19:29 1:55:26 2:04:19 6:26 2:48:35 79 Michael Parr M4044 10/853 2:48:41 18:16 37:09 1:20:26 1:56:49 2:05:36 6:26 2:48:45 80 Kevin Shively M2229 27/889 2:48:34 20:05 40:27 1:24:45 1:59:57 2:08:18 6:26 2:48:52 81 Patrick West M3034 16/718 2:48:46 18:59 37:58 1:20:16 1:55:21 2:04:16 6:27 2:48:58 82 Renee High F2229 9/1015 2:49:00 19:26 39:00 1:22:56 1:58:20 2:07:08 6:27 2:49:04 83 Ryan Nevin M2229 28/889 2:49:24 19:30 39:12 1:23:18 1:59:17 2:08:00 6:28 2:49:35 84 Bryan Donald M2229 29/889 2:45:48 20:21 40:14 1:23:00 1:57:56 2:06:21 6:20 2:49:40 85 Kyle Cannon M2229 30/889 2:49:39 19:13 38:42 1:22:12 1:57:23 2:06:07 6:29 2:49:52 86 Larry Smoak M3539 6/862 2:49:52 19:46 39:48 1:24:58 2:00:53 2:09:40 6:29 2:49:57 87 Mark Lingle M4044 11/853 2:46:24 19:53 38:56 1:21:31 1:56:08 2:04:46 6:21 2:50:33 88 Rob Shearer M3034 17/718 2:50:43 20:17 40:14 1:23:57 1:59:01 2:07:39 6:31 2:50:55 89 Hyun Yoon M4044 12/853 2:50:51 19:37 39:26 1:23:14 1:58:22 2:07:16 6:31 2:50:57 90 Ananda Bates M3539 7/862 2:51:03 20:12 40:07 1:23:13 1:58:23 2:07:16 6:32 2:51:09 91 Scott Douglas M4044 13/853 2:51:10 20:02 40:03 1:25:00 2:00:53 2:09:39 6:32 2:51:19 92 Joe Costa M3539 8/862 2:51:20 19:54 40:12 1:25:01 2:00:36 2:09:16 6:33 2:51:26 93 Rich Heilman M4044 14/853 2:51:27 19:36 39:03 1:23:16 1:59:34 2:08:29 6:33 2:51:32 94 Todd Kauffman M3034 18/718 2:51:26 19:31 39:22 1:23:26 1:59:06 2:07:49 6:33 2:51:37 95 Amy Manson F3539 5/586 2:51:43 19:15 38:41 1:22:02 1:57:49 2:06:38 6:33 2:51:48 96 Dennis Wallach M4549 5/729 2:51:52 19:38 39:33 1:24:03 2:00:12 2:09:06 6:34 2:51:57 97 James Hannon M4549 6/729 2:52:01 20:29 40:36 1:25:01 2:00:32 2:09:26 6:34 2:52:11 98 Kara Roy F2229 10/1015 2:52:16 19:26 38:53 1:22:21 1:58:11 2:07:26 6:35 2:52:20 99 Paul Fischer M2229 31/889 2:48:34 20:12 40:06 1:22:51 1:57:48 2:06:13 6:26 2:52:34 100 Gary Anderson M4549 7/729 2:52:54 19:11 38:39 1:22:42 1:59:12 2:08:21 6:36 2:52:58 101 Tom Nichols M2229 32/889 2:53:00 17:18 34:23 1:13:40 1:46:05 1:55:07 6:36 2:53:03 Generated October 1, 2021 at 8:30 PM 1/82 Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon - Marathon - results OnlineRaceResults.com PLACE NAME DIV DIV PL CHIP TIM 5K 10K HALF 30K 20 MILE PACE TIME ----- ---------------------- ------- --------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ----------- ------- ----------- 102 Tony Kocanda M3034 19/718 2:52:46 19:51 39:06 1:22:13 1:57:14 2:06:23 6:36 2:53:08 103 Peter Terrell M3539 9/862 2:53:03 19:45 39:33 1:23:37 2:00:07 2:09:09 6:37 2:53:12 104 Benjamin Knudson M2229 33/889 2:52:58 20:59 41:47 1:28:06 2:04:25 2:13:11 6:36 2:53:16 105 Matthew Jacobs M3034 20/718 2:53:13 19:45 39:34 1:24:16 2:00:30 2:09:24 6:37 2:53:21 106 Dan Vogel M2229 34/889 2:49:46
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