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Place Last Name First Name City State Age Sex Time 1 Schlesinger Dan New York NY 25 M 2:16:00 2 Hage Jim Lanham MD 29 M 2:16:27 Place Last Name First Name City State Age Sex Time 1 Schlesinger Dan New York NY 25 M 2:16:00 2 Hage Jim Lanham MD 29 M 2:16:27 3 Bugaj Miroslaw Poland 0 M 2:17:48 4 McDonald David Norfolk VA 30 M 2:18:43 5 Ellis Bruce Exeter NH 35 M 2:19:06 6 Ferguson Richard Charlotteville VA 27 M 2:19:09 7 Stahl Kjell-Erik Unknown 41 M 2:19:22 8 Coldsmith Bruce Harrisonburg VA 30 M 2:20:01 9 Ingold James Monticello WI 30 M 2:20:12 10 Tulu Alemayehu Mankato MN 28 M 2:20:25 11 Rachubinski Tom Boulder CO 32 M 2:20:58 12 Lind Alan Denver CO 27 M 2:21:34 13 Osborn Kevin Wahpeton ND 30 M 2:21:56 14 Yara Robert San Antonio TX 32 M 2:22:20 15 Beardsley Dick Plymouth MN 31 M 2:22:28 16 Martin Leodgard Plainview TX 0 M 2:22:49 17 Fader Stephen Cincinnati OH 30 M 2:23:10 18 Doyle Bobby Pawtucket RI 38 M 2:23:19 19 Jewell Kirkpatrick Proctor MN 29 M 2:23:20 20 Slavin Micheal Rockport MA 27 M 2:23:24 21 Odom David Houston TX 31 M 2:23:32 22 Manciu Nicholas Rush City MN 28 M 2:23:39 23 Plasso Frank Las Vegas NV 26 M 2:24:26 24 Allen Micheal Huntsville AL 29 M 2:24:30 25 Hoffner Bobby Esmond ND 25 M 2:24:31 26 Brown Winston Portsmouth VA 21 M 2:24:56 27 Mortenson Bruce Minnetonka MN 43 M 2:24:57 28 Dziensik Miroslaw Poland 0 M 2:25:16 29 Billig Patrick Roseville MN 25 M 2:26:31 30 Sperling Todd St Paul MN 27 M 2:26:39 31 Coffin David Houston TX 26 M 2:27:25 32 Barksdale Henry Minneapolis MN 33 M 2:27:54 33 Cronin Micheal Coconut Creek FL 26 M 2:28:17 34 Wilkey William Madison WI 31 M 2:28:21 35 Lange Stanislaw Poland 0 M 2:28:25 36 Miller Jeffrey Whitewater WI 28 M 2:28:40 37 Whetham Rob Stillwater MN 35 M 2:28:51 38 Pekuri Roger Ramsay MI 37 M 2:29:16 39 Dodd Richard Milwaukee WI 27 M 2:29:47 40 Dodd Peter Madison WI 27 M 2:29:48 41 Nelson Robert Salt Lake City UT 47 M 2:29:56 42 Nelson Mark Alexandria MN 34 M 2:30:13 43 Eilek Robert Moreno Valley CA 35 M 2:30:23 44 Karl Mike Onalaska WI 24 M 2:30:27 45 Fischer Randy Sioux Falls SD 30 M 2:30:43 46 Palmquist Micheal Pittsburgh PA 29 M 2:31:58 47 Schlegel Ray Columbus NE 31 M 2:32:42 48 Johnston William Salt Lake City UT 49 M 2:32:44 49 Drealan Wayne Worthington MN 34 M 2:32:52 50 Langsworthy Jerry Wichita KS 36 M 2:33:04 51 Wrolstad David Jamestown ND 28 M 2:33:21 52 Kreig Jed Fargo ND 28 M 2:33:50 53 Cheichowski Chrstopher Minneapolis MN 24 M 2:34:25 54 Merkel Jerry Arlington VA 34 M 2:34:37 55 Frazier Kelly Ironton MN 25 M 2:34:47 56 Thomas James Bloomington MN 31 M 2:35:13 57 Rust Mark Bloomington IN 26 M 2:35:32 58 Carlson Dan Sioux Falls SD 26 M 2:35:38 59 Morgan Bill Royal Oak MI 28 M 2:35:56 60 Meyers Mark Milwaukee WI 24 M 2:36:02 61 Fitch George Troy VA 22 M 2:36:02 62 Koski Jess Duluth MN 32 M 2:36:05 63 Klecker Janis Hopkins MN 26 F 2:36:12 64 Lamm Ray Plymouth MN 36 M 2:36:14 65 Ettle Janice St Cloud MN 28 F 2:36:21 66 Daum Dave Chesterfield MO 34 M 2:36:56 67 Cogan Micheal St Paul MN 24 M 2:36:57 68 Friesen Brent St Paul MN 28 M 2:36:59 69 Winter Robert Elmwood Park IL 34 M 2:37:17 70 Menzies Steven Wahiawa HI 23 M 2:37:38 71 Suker Doug Minneapolis MN 36 M 2:37:54 72 White Martha Belmont MA 0 F 2:38:02 73 Wunsch Timothy St Louis MO 26 M 2:38:33 74 Ellefson Lyndon Vail CO 28 M 2:38:34 75 McNelly William Boulder CO 41 M 2:39:01 76 Gotzche Micheal Minneapolis MN 32 M 2:39:25 77 Degerstrom Don Minneapolis MN 35 M 2:39:25 78 Angerson Steven Ann Arbor MI 28 M 2:39:26 79 Massoglia Randy Milton WI 31 M 2:39:39 80 Hall Thomas Duluth MN 21 M 2:39:48 81 Ankrum Jack Roseville MN 34 M 2:39:54 82 Hearn Angelle New York NY 41 F 2:39:55 83 Pehoski Anthony St Paul MN 30 M 2:40:14 84 McQuilkin Bob Tampa FL 30 M 2:40:22 85 LaVizzo Aubrey Aurora CO 43 M 2:40:34 86 Bohn Jim Minneapolis MN 39 M 2:40:53 87 Evans Alan Duluth MN 24 M 2:41:11 88 Westover Sarah Sidney OH 24 F 4:41:31 89 Millslagle Duane St Louis Park MN 36 M 2:41:32 90 Johnson Lynn Ely MN 25 M 2:41:32 91 Keeler Mark Shorewood MN 25 M 2:41:35 92 Krohn Doug Prior Lake MN 32 M 2:41:36 93 Bell Jerry Berkley MI 40 M 2:41:44 94 Reynolds Stephen St Paul MN 31 M 2:41:47 95 Abrams Scott Austin TX 30 M 2:41:53 96 Bates Douglas Poynette WI 30 M 2:41:55 97 Barbour Joe Rock Island IL 32 M 2:42:27 98 Myers John Mequon WI 38 M 2:42:35 99 Olsen James Bloomington MN 45 M 2:42:38 100 Teddy Tony Sudbury 40 M 2:42:45 101 Rovang Joel Dalton MN 22 M 2:42:47 102 Rode Roger St Paul MN 42 M 2:42:55 103 Costello Micheal Columbia SC 24 M 2:42:55 104 Boyd Marie Albuquerque NM 27 F 2:42:59 105 Gazzola Robert North Mankato MN 26 M 2:42:59 106 Jackson William Elk Grove Village IL 40 M 2:43:00 107 Foos Richard Akron OH 48 M 2:43:05 108 Webster Stephen Holland MI 33 M 2:43:09 109 Ehrler Joseph Canada 37 M 2:43:11 110 Lillbridge Terry Plymouth MN 39 M 2:43:20 111 Kristo Thomas Eau Claire WI 28 M 2:43:30 112 Tacy Glenn Fairmont WV 36 M 2:43:42 113 Corrales Daniel Denver CO 35 M 2:43:54 114 Herrell Micheal Lincoln NE 22 M 2:44:07 115 Naslund John Bloomington MN 37 M 2:44:22 116 Pletcher Thomas Hopkins MN 29 M 2:44:38 117 Moravec Bradford Warwick RI 22 M 2:44:38 118 Morris Suzi Encinitas CA 29 F 2:44:41 119 Smalek Richard Marshall MI 33 M 2:44:46 120 Virgin Paul St Paul MN 40 M 2:44:48 121 Thralow Daniel Grand Forks ND 23 M 2:44:56 122 Minard Steve Des Moines IA 35 M 2:44:56 123 Erberhardt Marcus River Falls WI 34 M 2:45:13 124 Spangler-Gesell Jenny Iowa City IA 23 F 2:45:22 125 Saad Daniel Minneapolis MN 24 M 2:45:29 126 Waters Jeff Cincinnati OH 33 M 2:45:33 127 Foley Dave Cadillac MI 40 M 2:45:34 128 Jerome Thomas Minneapolis MN 34 M 2:45:37 129 Zbikowski Tim Osseo MN 35 M 2:45:37 130 Maxwell David Superior WI 23 M 2:45:38 131 Davis Micheal New Ulm MN 27 M 2:45:40 132 Caldwell Laura Stone Mountian GA 34 F 2:45:48 133 Jones Thomas Madison WI 35 M 2:45:49 134 Bakoulis M New York NY 26 F 2:46:02 135 Henderickson Brian Ontario Canada CN 39 M 2:46:08 136 Erickson Matthew Lincoln NE 21 M 2:46:15 137 Simpson Matthew Waled Lake MI 23 M 2:46:15 138 Iwahashi Christine Sacremento CA 31 F 2:46:19 139 Block Ellyn Ardsley NY 25 F 2:46:21 140 Schoenrock Karyn Eau Claire WI 24 F 2:46:22 141 Podolske James Rochester MN 32 M 2:46:22 142 Mills Lisa Aurora CO 25 F 2:46:29 143 Schillinger Dean Stevens Point WI 29 M 2:46:29 144 Barbour Alex Schaumburg IL 23 M 2:46:40 145 Woll Jeffrey Excelsior MN 43 M 2:46:45 146 Dillinger Beth Blacksburg VA 32 F 2:46:46 147 Duford Larry James Iron Mountian MI 39 M 2:46:53 148 Zimmer Sally Windsor CT 28 F 2:46:56 149 Vinella-Brusher Sue Oakland CA 33 F 2:47:01 150 O'Keefe Kevin La Crosse WI 31 M 2:47:12 151 Drain John Edward Milwaukee WI 27 M 2:47:13 152 Werner Terrance Hurley WI 34 M 2:47:22 153 Sidoti Joseph Coon Rapids MN 40 M 2:47:26 154 Mixon Bud Roseville MN 44 M 2:47:29 155 Stoneking Diane Minneapolis MN 39 F 2:47:30 156 Evans Matthew Duluth MN 21 M 2:47:46 157 Evans James Duluth MN 26 M 2:47:47 158 Dixon Brian La Crosse WI 25 M 2:47:51 159 Wurl Sue Minneapolis MN 28 F 2:47:52 160 Radosevich Dan Soughton WI 24 M 2:47:53 161 Nelson Ricko Maple Grove MN 29 M 2:47:54 162 Meyer Patrick Janesville WI 38 M 2:47:58 163 Marquardt Steve Milwaukee WI 33 M 2:48:01 164 Mathieu Don Brooklyn Center MN 41 M 2:48:13 165 Kann John Rice Lake WI 34 M 2:48:15 166 Scott Gail Durango CO 41 F 2:48:16 167 Ciaverella Claudia Altoona WI 38 F 2:48:18 168 Whitmore Kim Madison WI 34 M 2:48:37 169 Pennington Bill North Andover MA 32 M 2:48:40 170 Slejko Janet Euclid OH 26 F 2:48:42 171 Sunn Arlen Columbia Heights MN 52 M 2:48:47 172 Bilben Steven Walker MN 44 M 2:48:53 173 Schwab Erich Richfield MN 21 M 2:48:58 174 Hunger Scott Wausau WI 29 M 2:48:59 175 Jipp Charles Des Moines IA 36 M 2:49:20 176 Van Douglas St Paul MN 30 M 2:49:23 177 Runge Paul St Paul MN 29 M 2:49:25 178 Moore Bert Durbin ND 43 M 2:49:30 179 Yohannes Zekarias Roseville MN 28 M 2:49:33 180 Kelman Dick Minneapolis MN 44 M 2:49:36 181 Durtschi Shirley Eugene OR 35 F 2:49:37 182 Heeb Brian Bloomington MN 34 M 2:49:39 183 Veal Lori Pheonix AZ 27 F 2:49:41 184 Crane Murray Thunder Bay ON 34 M 2:49:41 185 Bonte Kenneth Beresford SD 36 M 2:49:44 186 Morris Dusty St Charles MO 36 M 2:49:46 187 Goke Dennis Minneapolis MN 21 M 2:49:50 188 Havens Susan Olympia WA 40 F 2:49:52 189 Ramsdell Jill Burnsville MN 25 F 2:49:54 190 Murphy Jane River Forest IL 28 F 2:49:58 191 Updegrove Natalie State College PA 25 F 2:50:00 192 Bloch Elmer St Cloud MN 31 M 2:50:00 193 Wassik-Hinson Patricia Denver CO 29 F 2:50:07 194 Kasi Balsy Ames IA 28 M 2:50:14 195 Faulkner Patricia Minneapolis MN 32 F 2:50:16 196 Haugen Christopher Duluth MN 28 M 2:50:23 197 Rasmussen Linda Plymouth MN 31 F 2:50:25 198 Pearson Forrest Eau Claire WI 26 M 2:50:31 199 Buhl Paul Independence KS 28 M 2:50:35 200 Walvatne Wayne Battle Lake MN 39 M 2:50:42 201 Boatman James Plymouth MN 30 M 2:50:52 202 Dahlkoetter Jo San Francisco CA 33 F 2:51:03 203 Krampe Rich Harrisburg PA 29 M 2:51:08 204 Zinselmeier Chris St Paul MN 25 M 2:51:09 205 Harris Mark Columbia Heights MN 33 M 2:51:10 206 Larson Jerry Duluth MN 39 M 2:51:14 207 Fisher Roger St Paul MN 41 M 2:51:26 208 Martin Kristi Shoreview MN 29 F 2:51:29 209 Riehm Richard Annadale MN 26 M 2:51:32 210 Gutmann Frank Milwaukee WI 50 M 2:51:34 211 Burrell Jean Suquamish WA 33 F 2:51:39 212 Kerstein Charles Newport OR 35 M 2:51:40 213 Rinkenbaugh John Kansas City MO 31 M 2:51:42 214 Mendonca Eleonora Cambridge MN 38 F 2:51:43 215 Weaver Clyde St Paul MN 36 M 2:51:44 216 Niemczyk Ceceli Albuquerque NM 36 F 2:51:47 217 Blakeborough Daryl Shorewood MN 38 M 2:51:53 218 Geist David Finland MN 32 M 2:52:14 219 Babcock Micheal Danbury WI 32 M 2:52:17 220 Sample Richard New York NY 38 M 2:52:20 221 Campbell Frank Fregus Falls MN 22 M 2:52:07
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