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The 2004 Cooper River Bridge Run Division Results Males THE 2004 COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN DIVISION RESULTS MALES 12 AND UNDER 10 KILO 1.Matt Buening 420 371 Matthews,NC 00:42:43 2.Ryan Atkinson 441 387 Greer,SC 00:42:57 3.Conley Bryan 599 525 Mount Pleasant,SC 00:44:18 4.Benjamin Green 923 795 Union,SC 00:46:27 5.Parker Ellison 1253 1056 Congers,GA 00:48:15 6.Brandons Rhodes 1606 1322 Anderson,SC 00:49:50 7.David Solomon 1838 1491 Landrum,SC 00:50:50 8.Marc Bahan Jr 2121 1708 Marion,SC 00:51:53 9.Travis Kizer 2346 1858 Charleston,SC 00:52:35 10.Brandon Wood 2647 2063 Mt Pleasant,SC 00:53:30 11.Tanner Wood 2729 2124 Johns Island,SC 00:53:47 12.Jordan Livingston 3033 2336 Charleston,SC 00:54:45 13.Bryson Nicholson 3221 2457 Pawleys Island,SC 00:55:14 14.Paul Meanley 3339 2528 Goose Creek,SC 00:55:30 15.Timothy Joseph Hawkins 3340 2529 Aiken,SC 00:55:31 16.Ryan James Butts 3376 2550 Mount Pleasant,SC 00:55:36 17.Paul Mulkey 3702 2786 Charleston,SC 00:56:27 18.Richard Vaughan 3870 2893 Charleston,SC 00:56:52 19.Paul Peeples 3921 2933 Mt.Pleasant,SC 00:57:00 20.Matthew Filosa 3956 2960 Mt Pleasant,SC 00:57:04 21.Joseph Provost 4371 3214 Hanahan,SC 00:57:56 22.Bryant Rogers 4484 3284 Charlotte,NC 00:58:12 23.Parkin Thomas 4801 3491 Mt. Pleasant,SC 00:58:55 24.Vincent Alexan Sachs 5413 3860 Fort Myers,FL 01:00:08 25.Hunter Robertson 5526 3932 Myrtle Beach,SC 01:00:21 26.Sam Atkeson 5777 4076 Falls Church,VA 01:00:48 27.Colby Harris 6047 4245 Cowpens,SC 01:01:21 28.William Robert Hickerson 6109 4270 Spartanburg,SC 01:01:28 29.Aaron Hansen 6152 4298 Summerville,SC 01:01:32 30.Neil M. Sawyer 6340 4399 Irmo,SC 01:01:56 31.Landon Sanford 6584 4534 Columbia,SC 01:02:26 32.Bo Smith 6652 4574 Charleston,SC 01:02:35 33.Evan Love 7131 4846 Charleston,SC 01:03:31 34.Garrett Gregg 7576 5088 Moncks Corner,SC 01:04:27 35.Tucker Wesley 7807 5206 Murrells Inlet,SC 01:04:51 36.Michaun William 7926 5271 Mt. Pleasant,SC 01:05:05 37.Evans Jones 8098 5358 Savannah,GA 01:05:26 38.Evan Jordan 8405 5508 Charleston,SC 01:05:58 39.Jordan Butler 8474 5544 Myrtle Beach,SC 01:06:06 40.Sam Stout 8528 5575 Gastonia,NC 01:06:12 41.Jantzen Raymond 8768 5691 Cold,SC 01:06:40 42.James Rogers 8881 5750 Lexington,SC 01:06:51 43.Graeme Rock 9224 5920 Charleston,SC 01:07:31 44.Walt Barnett 9363 5987 Westminster,SC 01:07:45 45.Ryan Leaphart 9459 6040 Greer,SC 01:07:58 46.Luke Whitworth 9489 6057 Pickens,SC 01:08:02 47.Bobby Ellison 9656 6137 Conyers,GA 01:08:22 48.Bobby Miracle 9837 6220 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:08:43 49.Chad Moore 9980 6277 Goose Creek,SC 01:09:02 50.Ulysses Carino 9991 6283 Charleston,SC 01:09:04 51.Jonathan Berthiaume 10375 6458 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:09:55 52.Kyle Hartzog 10419 6483 Summerville,SC 01:10:00 53.Henry Duffie 10517 6522 Mt Pleasant,SC 01:10:12 54.Colin Stafford 10751 6618 Greenville,SC 01:10:48 55.Tanner Croft 10756 6620 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:10:49 56.Bastien Bacro-Duverger 10976 6710 Mt. Pleasant,SC 01:11:19 57.Christopher Ma Koch 11320 6859 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:12:08 58.James Schultz 11331 6865 Columbia,SC 01:12:09 59.David Gregorie 11497 6930 Sullivans Island,SC 01:12:30 60.Wesley Mather 11500 6931 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:12:31 61.Chris Roper 11520 6942 Simpsonville,SC 01:12:33 62.Remarque A Young 11644 6995 Columbia,SC 01:12:53 63.Connor P. Daffin 11673 7009 Charleston,SC 01:12:59 64.Dillon Spencer Lesniewski 11749 7037 North Charleston,SC 01:13:11 65.Henry Frenzel 11886 7087 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:13:38 66.Connor Nelson 11954 7121 Daniel Island,SC 01:13:52 67.Andrew Bryson 11961 7127 Spartanburg,SC 01:13:53 68.Brian Provost 11966 7128 Gilbert,SC 01:13:54 69.David Templeton 12151 7209 Hendersonville,NC 01:14:30 70.Jeff Dye 12364 7288 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:15:10 71.Alex Lacey 12434 7316 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:15:24 72.Joey Brunson 12555 7365 Manning,SC 01:15:52 73.Joey Swisher 12596 7382 Ladson,SC 01:16:00 74.Brian Whalen 12856 7474 Waxhaw,NC 01:17:02 75.Joseph Thomas Garand, Jr. 12943 7507 Easley,SC 01:17:31 76.Jacob Sinderman 13043 7538 Hummelstown,PA 01:17:57 77.Luke Trotman 13064 7547 Asheville,NC 01:18:03 78.Langston Jones 13082 7556 Conway,SC 01:18:08 79.Drew Fraley 13092 7564 Greenville,SC 01:18:12 80.Davis Michaelsen 13144 7582 Charleston,SC 01:18:26 81.James N. Teeter 13356 7655 Mooresville,NC 01:19:40 82.Austin Baker 13394 7672 Augusta,GA 01:19:50 83.Michael Delusa 13455 7688 Mt. Pleasant,SC 01:20:16 84.Austin Greene 13820 7805 Ladson,SC 01:23:15 85.Max Burke 13899 7835 Mt. Pleasant,SC 01:23:55 86.Justin Hall 13923 7842 Clemson,SC 01:24:05 87.Cody Baird 14019 7877 Charleston,SC 01:24:57 88.Nick Baird 14021 7879 Charleston,SC 01:24:57 89.Victor Claston Browne, Jr 14097 7907 Newport News,VA 01:26:02 90.Clayton C Barr 14167 7933 Evans,GA 01:27:02 91.Alex Garand 14234 7952 Easley,SC 01:28:14 92.Ben Sinderman 14361 8000 Hummelstown,PA 01:30:33 93.Nathaniel Hefner 14437 8022 N. Charleston,SC 01:31:44 94.Zachary Benford 14457 8027 Summerville,SC 01:32:19 95.Michael S. Johnson 14473 8031 Charleston,SC 01:32:35 96.Wyatt Briggs Badurski 14494 8038 Murrells Inlet,SC 01:33:18 97.Thomas Hughes 14557 8056 Cordova,SC 01:35:24 98.James Regenor 14577 8062 Mr Pleasant,SC 01:36:23 99.Will Altman 14636 8080 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:38:24 100.Collin Potter 14666 8086 North Charleston,SC 01:39:25 101.Ernest Richmond 14723 8106 Summerville,SC 01:41:39 102.Reed Eskridge 14741 8111 Lancaster,SC 01:42:40 103.J. T. Dobbins 14868 8157 High Point,NC 01:50:35 104.Charlie Veilleux 14884 8162 Goose Creek,SC 01:51:29 105.Sheldon Scott 14887 8163 Goose Creek,SC 01:51:36 106.Nick Lacey 14936 8180 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:54:43 107.Andrew L Quick 14969 8192 Johns Island,SC 01:57:12 108.Reed Johnson 15077 8229 Mount Pleasant,SC 02:05:45 109.Matt Johnson 15079 8231 Mount Pleasant,SC 02:05:46 110.Elliot A Barrow Iii 15148 8255 Mount Pleasant,SC 02:13:56 111.E William Cazel 15150 8256 Greenville,SC 02:14:38 THE 2004 COOPER RIVER BRIDGE RUN DIVISION RESULTS FEMALES 12 UNDER 10 KILO 1.Ismailia Franc Ferguson 1242 196 Charleston,SC 00:48:13 2.Jamie Lynn Reichert 1359 229 Charleston,SC 00:48:46 3.Hilary Mchugh 1513 264 Boston,MA 00:49:29 4.Jessica Wood 1798 340 Johns Island,SC 00:50:40 5.Lauren Strapp 3003 686 Raleigh,NC 00:54:41 6.Hannah Anderson 3489 861 Goose Creek,SC 00:55:57 7.Anna F. Valentine 3951 996 Williston,SC 00:57:03 8.Catherine Peeples 4478 1198 Mt. Pleasant,SC 00:58:11 9.Jordan Lowery 4547 1223 Charleston,SC 00:58:22 10.Annie Peeples 4691 1267 Mt. Pleasant,SC 00:58:39 11.Katharina Elis Koch 5812 1711 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:00:52 12.Christa Green 5826 1719 Union,SC 01:00:54 13.Maddy Gregory 6254 1898 Charleston,SC 01:01:43 14.Sarah Knapp 6257 1900 Hickory,NC 01:01:43 15.Elizabeth A Mitchell 6284 1911 Charlotte,NC 01:01:47 16.Caitlin Rowe 7202 2318 Spartanburg,SC 01:03:39 17.Jillian Bowers 7976 2683 Martinez,GA 01:05:09 18.Caroline Mitch Seeley 8139 2759 Charleston,SC 01:05:30 19.Ellen Klimecki 8778 3079 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:06:41 20.Chelsea Griffin 8813 3091 Mt Pleasant,SC 01:06:44 21.Mary Frances Elkins 9148 3266 Mt. Pleasant,SC 01:07:23 22.Logan Waddell 9423 3402 Brown Summit,NC 01:07:53 23.Kelly Maw 10230 3832 Raleigh,NC 01:09:35 24.Morgan Lee 10343 3894 Charleston,SC 01:09:51 25.Shier Morillo 10349 3899 Charleston,SC 01:09:52 26.Jordan Nicole Messenkopf 10439 3947 Boone,NC 01:10:02 27.Theresa Jaroszewski 10574 4033 Mooresville,NC 01:10:20 28.Melanie Mcdonough 11297 4448 Summerville,SC 01:12:04 29.Samantha Roberts 11700 4682 Orangeburg,SC 01:13:04 30.Mary Massalon 12280 5029 Charleston,SC 01:14:57 31.Taylor Ritchie 12432 5118 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:15:23 32.Nikki Chute 12467 5139 Mount Pleasant,SC 01:15:31 33.Maggie Condon 12852 5379 Isle Of Palms,SC 01:17:00 34.Rebecca Brown 12902 5411 Columbia,SC 01:17:14 35.Jenna King 13396 5724 Carlsbad,CA 01:19:51 36.Mattie Delusa 13444 5759 Mt. Pleasant,SC 01:20:12 37.Madison Guest 13687 5930 Inman,SC 01:22:02 38.Savannah Seaton 13757 5976 Goose Creek,SC 01:22:43 39.Amelia Henderson 13801 6003 Mt.
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