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Flying Pig Marathon 2013 - Border Energy Half-Marathon - Results Onlineraceresults.Com Flying Pig Marathon 2013 - Border Energy Half-Marathon - results OnlineRaceResults.com PLACE NAME DIV DIV PL 6.8MI PACE TIME ----- ---------------------- ------- --------- ----------- ------- ----------- 1 Justin Scheid M 25-29 1/551 37:12 5:25 1:10:54 2 Matthew Behrensmeyer M 30-34 1/611 38:20 5:35 1:13:04 3 Andrew Archer M 25-29 2/551 38:54 5:44 1:15:00 4 Jeremy Scheid M 18-24 1/295 40:05 5:51 1:16:31 5 Evan Bayles M 25-29 3/551 42:04 5:58 1:17:58 6 Steven Stobart M 40-44 1/568 41:57 6:01 1:18:37 7 Bryan Jacobs M 30-34 2/611 42:05 6:02 1:18:51 8 Daniel Cuppoletti M 25-29 4/551 41:51 6:07 1:19:59 9 Daniel Tracy M 25-29 5/551 41:21 6:09 1:20:22 10 Jason Berling M 25-29 6/551 43:18 6:10 1:20:35 11 Thomas Lentz M 45-49 1/469 43:22 6:17 1:22:11 12 Brad King M 25-29 7/551 43:35 6:19 1:22:37 13 Benjamin Cocks M 14-17 1/63 44:27 6:21 1:23:07 14 Matt Parker M 30-34 3/611 44:49 6:21 1:23:09 15 Dan Bird M 50-54 1/410 44:22 6:24 1:23:42 16 Eric Barth M 35-39 1/598 43:40 6:25 1:23:57 17 Jason Laine M 30-34 4/611 44:30 6:27 1:24:28 18 Chris Latkovich M 40-44 2/568 44:33 6:28 1:24:34 19 Bryce Heitman M 25-29 8/551 44:38 6:29 1:24:48 20 Steve Slates M 45-49 2/469 44:52 6:32 1:25:25 21 Adam Vukovic M 30-34 5/611 45:23 6:35 1:26:02 22 Chris Rioux M 14-17 2/63 46:43 6:35 1:26:07 23 Erik Morris M 18-24 2/295 44:30 6:35 1:26:09 24 Lon Bussell M 50-54 2/410 45:33 6:37 1:26:30 25 Bryan Niese M 25-29 9/551 44:29 6:37 1:26:37 26 Tj Tuttamore M 30-34 6/611 45:31 6:38 1:26:43 27 Shaun Keegan M 30-34 7/611 46:29 6:39 1:27:04 28 Christopher Panczyk M 40-44 3/568 45:54 6:39 1:27:04 29 Leslie Kraus F 25-29 1/1164 45:53 6:40 1:27:16 30 Hisako Fujiwara F 35-39 1/1029 46:43 6:41 1:27:32 31 Nick Hopkins M 25-29 10/551 47:01 6:41 1:27:33 32 Alicia Heyne F 30-34 1/1164 46:08 6:41 1:27:33 33 Christopher McLean M 45-49 3/469 46:24 6:42 1:27:42 34 Roy Harrison M 30-34 8/611 46:28 6:42 1:27:43 35 James Hogan M 25-29 11/551 46:48 6:43 1:27:53 36 David Griffith M 18-24 3/295 46:08 6:44 1:28:00 37 Chuck Schmitt M 25-29 12/551 48:17 6:44 1:28:01 38 Tommy Weber M 25-29 13/551 46:49 6:44 1:28:05 39 Alex Albers M 18-24 4/295 47:41 6:45 1:28:13 40 Kyle Steinnagel M 25-29 14/551 46:23 6:45 1:28:21 41 Raymond Bernardini M 50-54 3/410 46:57 6:45 1:28:22 42 Tim Schmitt M 30-34 9/611 47:15 6:46 1:28:26 43 Eddie Keaveny M 25-29 15/551 48:03 6:46 1:28:29 44 David Zapata M 25-29 16/551 48:20 6:46 1:28:34 45 Zachary Albers M 14-17 3/63 47:40 6:46 1:28:34 46 Jeff Collier M 45-49 4/469 47:20 6:47 1:28:40 47 Robert Lugg M 18-24 5/295 49:15 6:47 1:28:40 48 Stephanie Plank F 25-29 2/1164 47:00 6:47 1:28:45 49 Kraig Reiber M 25-29 17/551 46:42 6:47 1:28:51 50 Eric Dwyer M 18-24 6/295 47:13 6:48 1:29:03 51 Alisha Hansman F 25-29 3/1164 47:14 6:48 1:29:03 52 Bruce Pickering M 50-54 4/410 47:05 6:49 1:29:06 53 Kenneth Roth M 55-59 1/257 47:15 6:50 1:29:21 54 Adam Putnam M 25-29 18/551 49:16 6:50 1:29:22 55 Casey Hill F 25-29 4/1164 48:04 6:50 1:29:24 56 Rick Kattouf M 40-44 4/568 47:39 6:50 1:29:25 57 Matthew Frondorf M 25-29 19/551 47:01 6:50 1:29:28 58 Sean Gallivan M 40-44 5/568 46:58 6:50 1:29:30 59 Jeff Hodges M 45-49 5/469 49:06 6:50 1:29:30 60 Duane Eberhart M 35-39 2/598 47:23 6:50 1:29:31 61 Scott Meinardi M 30-34 10/611 47:34 6:50 1:29:31 62 Matt Gross M 40-44 6/568 47:07 6:51 1:29:36 63 P.J. Arling M 50-54 5/410 48:11 6:51 1:29:43 64 Jeffrey Branhan M 40-44 7/568 6:51 1:29:45 65 Heather Backer F 35-39 2/1029 46:36 6:52 1:29:45 66 Brian McNeal M 40-44 8/568 46:30 6:52 1:29:49 67 Brandon Moore M 25-29 20/551 49:15 6:52 1:29:53 68 Mark Tensing M 50-54 6/410 48:12 6:53 1:30:01 69 Chris Miller M 40-44 9/568 48:58 6:53 1:30:05 70 Shannon Davis F 40-44 1/856 47:11 6:53 1:30:06 71 Joe Brown M 50-54 7/410 48:37 6:53 1:30:06 72 John Wickre M 25-29 21/551 49:06 6:53 1:30:11 73 Haukur Hafsteinsson M 25-29 22/551 49:40 6:54 1:30:11 74 Alex Urig M 18-24 7/295 49:16 6:54 1:30:15 75 Adam Amble M 25-29 23/551 48:03 6:54 1:30:16 76 Scott Schoenharl M 45-49 6/469 46:20 6:54 1:30:16 77 Carlos Aguilar M 35-39 3/598 47:41 6:54 1:30:16 78 Michael Boone M 40-44 10/568 49:35 6:54 1:30:21 79 Troy Embree M 40-44 11/568 47:41 6:54 1:30:21 80 Jim Wu M 35-39 4/598 47:05 6:54 1:30:23 81 Lisa Goldsmith F 45-49 1/684 47:44 6:55 1:30:24 82 Mike Heynsbroek M 35-39 5/598 47:25 6:55 1:30:26 83 Chris Was M 45-49 7/469 47:43 6:55 1:30:27 84 Ramzi Nuseibeh M 35-39 6/598 48:00 6:55 1:30:27 85 Adam Cross M 35-39 7/598 48:20 6:55 1:30:29 86 Sam Tragesser M 35-39 8/598 48:56 6:55 1:30:29 87 Kristina Tabor F 30-34 2/1164 48:53 6:55 1:30:30 88 Nicholas J Cook M 30-34 11/611 47:00 6:55 1:30:32 89 Adam Greber M 30-34 12/611 47:28 6:56 1:30:38 90 Bryce Redmond M 14-17 4/63 46:54 6:56 1:30:50 91 Tom Zuchowski M 25-29 24/551 49:53 6:57 1:30:57 92 Joshua Conkle M 30-34 13/611 48:03 6:58 1:31:04 93 James Kiefer M 35-39 9/598 48:27 6:58 1:31:06 94 Michael Hinton M 45-49 8/469 47:56 6:58 1:31:08 95 Miles Stucky M 30-34 14/611 46:57 6:59 1:31:27 96 Molly Greiwe F 30-34 3/1164 48:43 7:00 1:31:33 97 Nick Jehn M 18-24 8/295 49:01 7:00 1:31:34 98 Kelly Guiliano F 35-39 3/1029 48:56 7:00 1:31:37 99 Leslie Wedderburn F 30-34 4/1164 47:59 7:00 1:31:40 100 Ryan Lafollette M 25-29 25/551 49:47 7:01 1:31:50 Generated September 27, 2021 at 10:14 PM 1/111 Flying Pig Marathon 2013 - Border Energy Half-Marathon - results OnlineRaceResults.com PLACE NAME DIV DIV PL 6.8MI PACE TIME ----- ---------------------- ------- --------- ----------- ------- ----------- 101 Andrew Walker M 18-24 9/295 49:20 7:01 1:31:52 102 Kyle Combs M 25-29 26/551 47:55 7:01 1:31:53 103 Michael Solik M 18-24 10/295 47:34 7:01 1:31:55 104 Casey Linzmeier M 18-24 11/295 47:22 7:02 1:31:57 105 Katie King F 25-29 5/1164 47:15 7:02 1:32:05 106 Ben Cotton M 35-39 10/598 49:51 7:02 1:32:07 107 Eric Huey M 50-54 8/410 49:33 7:03 1:32:12 108 Joe Neff M 30-34 15/611 49:33 7:03 1:32:14 109 Joseph Dreas M 35-39 11/598 48:57 7:03 1:32:21 110 Rebecca Barnes F 30-34 5/1164 48:48 7:04 1:32:34 111 Tim Smallidge M 30-34 16/611 50:17 7:05 1:32:38 112 Kristy Hill F 30-34 6/1164 49:22 7:05 1:32:39 113 Nathan Roe M 18-24 12/295 47:49 7:05 1:32:40 114 Ben Fitzgerrel M 18-24 13/295 47:34 7:05 1:32:47 115 Kyle Lowe M 35-39 12/598 49:03 7:06 1:32:50 116 Joe Landry M 50-54 9/410 48:26 7:06 1:32:52 117 Stephen Toerner M 25-29 27/551 49:24 7:06 1:32:54 118 Andy Beckman M 18-24 14/295 49:08 7:06 1:32:55 119 Amy Taylor-Haas F 30-34 7/1164 49:16 7:06 1:32:58 120 Chris Holden M 18-24 15/295 50:49 7:06 1:32:58 121 Frank Chahulski M 35-39 13/598 48:47 7:06 1:32:59 122 Taylor Meadows M 18-24 16/295 48:19 7:07 1:33:12 123 Vant Lammers M 18-24 17/295 51:36 7:07 1:33:13 124 Adam Hartley M 30-34 17/611 49:50 7:07 1:33:13 125 Cheryl McKettrick F 50-54 1/530 49:48 7:08 1:33:15 126 Madison Sewell M 40-44 12/568 48:59 7:08 1:33:17 127 Andrew Elliott M 14-17 5/63 49:30 7:08 1:33:20 128 Brandon King M 25-29 28/551 49:26 7:08 1:33:21 129 William Gately M 25-29 29/551 47:01 7:08 1:33:23 130 Brian Pfeiffer M 35-39 14/598 50:22 7:08 1:33:26 131 Alexander Stuart M 25-29 30/551 49:33 7:09 1:33:29 132 Jenna McHugh F 35-39 4/1029 49:26 7:09 1:33:31 133 Cortney Cable M 35-39 15/598 50:13 7:10 1:33:41 134 Jason Thomas M 30-34 18/611 50:12 7:10 1:33:50 135 Robert Burns M 30-34 19/611 50:12 7:10 1:33:51 136 Joshua Baker M 25-29 31/551 49:51 7:11 1:33:54 137 Craig Baker M 25-29 32/551 52:04 7:11 1:33:55 138 Jordan Temple M 25-29 33/551 51:22 7:11 1:34:01 139 Robert Westermeyer M 40-44 13/568 51:22 7:11 1:34:04 140 David Ratliff M 40-44 14/568 49:35 7:11 1:34:07 141 Glenn Wells M 50-54 10/410 49:19 7:12 1:34:10 142 David Engel M 25-29 34/551 50:37 7:12 1:34:10 143 Amy Shinkle F 25-29 6/1164 48:52 7:12 1:34:16 144 Jacob Bower M 18-24 18/295 48:59 7:12 1:34:18 145 Jason Moody M 30-34 20/611 49:37 7:13 1:34:20 146 Mike Ulrich M 30-34 21/611 48:53 7:13 1:34:28 147 Masayuki Okamoto M 14-17 6/63 51:33 7:13 1:34:30 148 Mike Morris M 60-64 1/150 50:22 7:13 1:34:31 149 Kevin Sheehan M 55-59 2/257 49:57 7:14 1:34:34 150 Scott Kendrick M 14-17 7/63 50:48 7:14 1:34:38 151 Jean Seguro M 40-44 15/568 52:28 7:15 1:34:48 152 Matthew Uyeda M 14-17 8/63 51:20 7:15 1:34:51 153 Tony Parnigoni M 50-54 11/410 47:52 7:15 1:34:54 154 Chris Germann M 35-39 16/598 48:16 7:15 1:34:55 155 Bryn Brendamour F 18-24 1/832 49:59 7:15 1:34:57 156 Wendi Aurin F 40-44 2/856 51:27 7:16 1:35:03 157 Chris Snow M 35-39 17/598 50:33 7:16 1:35:04 158 John Stewart M 45-49 9/469 52:01 7:16 1:35:05 159 John Betsch M 35-39 18/598 50:28 7:16 1:35:10 160 Jamie Harloff M 35-39 19/598 50:43 7:17 1:35:13 161 Eric Wood M 25-29 35/551 48:09 7:17 1:35:13 162 Luke Wiseman M 35-39 20/598 49:57 7:17 1:35:14 163 Rob Gould M 40-44 16/568 50:01 7:17 1:35:14 164 Jim Webb M 30-34 22/611 49:22 7:17 1:35:15 165 Mark Rich M 14-17 9/63 53:02 7:17 1:35:15 166 Jill Glassmeyer F 18-24 2/832 50:17 7:17 1:35:21 167 Brad Heizman M 35-39 21/598 50:13 7:17 1:35:23 168 Jon-Paul McCool M 25-29 36/551 51:08 7:18 1:35:26 169 Bryan Hamilton M 35-39 22/598 50:42 7:18 1:35:29 170 Jared Camper M 30-34 23/611 50:56 7:18 1:35:31 171 Jeff Stilgenbauer M 50-54 12/410 50:33 7:18 1:35:31 172 Jason Fremder M 35-39 23/598 49:56 7:18 1:35:31 173 Stephen Pair M 18-24 19/295 47:28 7:18 1:35:32 174 Doug Lenio M 45-49 10/469 51:14 7:18 1:35:34 175 James Wood M 35-39 24/598 51:08 7:18 1:35:38 176 Adam Groenke M 25-29 37/551 50:34 7:19 1:35:41 177 Jason Partin M 35-39 25/598 49:42 7:19 1:35:43 178 Jacob Kastens M 14-17 10/63 51:13 7:19 1:35:43 179 Travis Scaggs M 18-24 20/295 51:37 7:19 1:35:44 180 Sarah Stiloski F 25-29 7/1164 51:14 7:19 1:35:44 181 Morgan T.
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