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Bolderboulder 1996 - Bolderboulder 10K - Results Onlineraceresults.Com BolderBOULDER 1996 - BolderBOULDER 10K - results OnlineRaceResults.com NAME DIV TIME ---------------------- ------- ----------- John Mirth M34 31:04 Darren De Reuck M31 31:21 Tewodros Jaleta M41 31:45 Craig Young M39 31:48 Chris Nelson M26 31:50 Timothy Jones M35 31:54 James Giveans M26 31:59 Bart Sellers M33 32:13 Matt Schubert M26 32:22 Hiroki Ogawa M23 32:26 Doug Bell M45 32:33 Adolfo Carrillo M25 32:35 Jim Johnson M27 32:36 Rob Welo M32 32:41 Ethan Hemphill M23 32:43 John Prasuhn M41 32:45 Chris Tolonen M27 32:56 Andy Ames M33 33:00 Brian Noecker M23 33:01 Jerry Rief M31 33:02 Pete Heck M28 33:08 Brad Pace M40 33:09 Knut Nystad M25 33:10 John Pendergraft M29 33:11 Spencer Casey M24 33:17 Laubster M30 33:18 Rick Ames M35 33:19 Marc Shortess M22 33:20 Sven Severin M20 33:22 Ryan Padilla M18 33:23 Paul Cornelison M32 33:24 Kenneth Romero M35 33:26 Pablo Vigil M44 33:27 Gregory Walters M26 33:28 Stan Emery M26 33:30 Dan King M36 33:31 Geir Skari M25 33:32 Kyle Fredin M25 33:34 David Fagan M19 33:35 Mark Burgess M23 33:36 Andrew Crook M37 33:38 Wayne Oxborough M29 33:39 Dean Danowski M29 33:40 Enrique Alvarez M42 33:42 Sean Coster M20 33:44 Edward Boggess M38 33:44 Richard Dissly M30 33:45 Phil Chedsey M25 33:46 Paul Grillo M41 33:47 Stann Vernon M40 33:54 Scott Winnier M28 33:55 Kevin Carter M22 33:56 Douglas Hugill M35 33:58 Scott Schafer M40 33:59 Kendrick Clay M24 34:01 Moa Haile M23 34:03 Wes Berkshire M18 34:04 Chuckie Veylupek M27 34:06 Kent Johnson M35 34:08 Jerome Henry M28 34:09 Ben Johnson M17 34:11 Doug Meade M29 34:12 Vidar Lofshus M26 34:12 Craig Widness M25 34:13 Matthew Hartsky M19 34:15 Richard Bishop M38 34:17 Daniel Myers M18 34:18 Ray Hammitt M48 34:19 Vigil Ante M25 34:21 Charles DeGarmo M36 34:26 Bern Geyer M36 34:27 Tim Catalano M24 34:28 Jeremy Schwartz M21 34:30 Brian McGee M25 34:33 Michael Sandrock M38 34:34 Robert Wright M22 34:36 Troy Pickett M33 34:37 Isaya Okwiya M25 34:39 Neil Holland M44 34:40 Erik Siewertsen M22 34:42 Randal Ramirez M18 34:45 Thomas Hammell M32 34:46 Rick Bruess M36 34:46 Yuko Arimori F29 34:48 Joe Hatton M26 34:48 Steve Pierce M37 34:49 Aaron Blondeau M16 34:50 David Roberts M17 34:51 Matt Maske M26 34:52 Reid Godbolt M40 34:53 Rod Denzine M35 34:54 Wes Broeder M27 34:55 Andrew Samuelson M24 34:56 Tim Sandell M31 34:57 Matt VonThun M30 34:58 Roger Soler M35 34:59 Christopher Borton M20 34:59 Jesus Delgado M23 35:01 Jason Minnick M23 35:02 Jeff Moline M32 35:02 Generated September 27, 2021 at 4:54 AM 1/345 BolderBOULDER 1996 - BolderBOULDER 10K - results OnlineRaceResults.com NAME DIV TIME ---------------------- ------- ----------- Luke Siekmeier M28 35:02 Enrique Gutierrez M23 35:03 Michael Conrad M30 35:03 Seth Hejny M15 35:03 Allan Kupczak M35 35:04 Kevin Gockley M37 35:04 Todd Hund M16 35:04 Rick Katz M47 35:05 Michael Pope M27 35:05 Greg Schabron M18 35:07 Kris Lunn M19 35:08 Ryan Boysen M17 35:08 Chris Rodriguez M27 35:09 Darren Lewis M23 35:10 J.C. O'Donnell M29 35:11 Dave Dooley M49 35:13 Gary Billiet M40 35:13 Rob Kania M26 35:14 Mark Christensen M25 35:15 John Desrosiers M34 35:15 Keith Lein M30 35:17 Larry Ingram M51 35:19 Paul French M38 35:20 Michael Lovato M22 35:21 Dave Murphy M39 35:23 Dan Fagan M22 35:23 Bill Kael M41 35:25 Jim Elwell M35 35:26 Matt Smedley M33 35:27 Rob Runkel M33 35:29 Ted Benning M36 35:31 Jane Welzel F41 35:32 Luke Mercier M18 35:32 James Wooldridge M33 35:33 David Perry M35 35:35 Darrell Roberts M27 35:37 Ken Wilhelm M23 35:38 Mark Walters M27 35:38 Thomas Santa Maria M32 35:40 Lee Schweninger M43 35:41 Randy Liljenberg M40 35:41 Eric Holmlund M17 35:43 Stu Penn M40 35:43 Mark Viner M35 35:44 Mike Wilhelm M18 35:44 Nate Klemp M16 35:46 Daniel Haney M34 35:46 Stephen Bergen M39 35:47 Masahiko Takahashi M31 35:49 Terry Milby M35 35:51 Ryan Lindholm M20 35:52 Tony Comfort M35 35:52 Chuck Jernigan M28 35:53 Patrick Carrigan M36 35:54 Jason Ballard M21 35:55 Steve Cavalli M35 35:55 Chris Hammitt M17 35:57 Mark Stromberg M32 35:57 Steve Krebs M33 35:58 Tom Acker M32 35:58 Randy Scafe M42 35:59 Daniel Greer M36 36:00 Jon Cantonwine M17 36:01 Jim Reynolds M47 36:02 Miguel Herrera M29 36:02 Jim Christoph M42 36:03 Timothy Ashby M17 36:04 Michael Varra M32 36:05 Tim Williams M34 36:05 Diane Bussa F34 36:06 Adam Hodges M25 36:06 Eric Main M18 36:07 Travis Madsen M19 36:07 Sean Lee M19 36:08 Scott Gemmill M32 36:08 Gary Landeck M29 36:09 Rich Lundeen M30 36:09 Raymond Goure M36 36:10 Gerald Kubiak M21 36:11 Thor Esbensen M17 36:11 Robert Blase M21 36:12 Robinson Noble M27 36:12 Bobby Hills M37 36:13 Gabe Olchin M16 36:13 John Delmez M39 36:14 Dan Rindfleisch M41 36:14 Dave Braley M38 36:15 Al Grimme M45 36:15 Peter Hopkins M33 36:15 John Yedo M40 36:16 Greg Dalton M27 36:17 Jeff Ogren M39 36:17 Darius Baer M44 36:18 Durelle Scott M22 36:18 John Clark M26 36:19 Patrick Kolarik M29 36:19 Carl Rose M33 36:20 John Davis M42 36:20 Russ Miller M39 36:21 Marc Stewart M40 36:22 Generated September 27, 2021 at 4:54 AM 2/345 BolderBOULDER 1996 - BolderBOULDER 10K - results OnlineRaceResults.com NAME DIV TIME ---------------------- ------- ----------- Erik Coffin M23 36:24 Thaddeus Noll M39 36:24 Ryan Butacan M15 36:24 Chip Morrison M32 36:26 Dustin Bauer M15 36:27 Amy Herring F36 36:27 Rick Shoulberg M35 36:28 Peter Davis M34 36:29 Eric Morgenstern M28 36:29 J.D. Kurz M19 36:30 Justin Fulton M18 36:30 Brandon Hoag M20 36:31 Scott Glenn M26 36:31 Jamie Trenkle M19 36:32 Thom Vernon M39 36:32 Mark Mehos M35 36:33 Jeremy Ziemer M19 36:34 Ronald Lund M39 36:34 Paul Faestel M21 36:35 Kent Oglesby M48 36:35 Tarcisio Cruz M34 36:36 Sam Prien M28 36:36 Michael Anderson M37 36:37 Jim Stage M43 36:37 Ryan Martine M18 36:38 John D. Miller M39 36:38 Charles Lusman M42 36:39 Peter Valentyik M27 36:39 Kris Martinez M26 36:40 Carlos Perez M31 36:40 Danny Frasier M19 36:41 Daniel Bisque M30 36:41 David Johnson M35 36:42 Geoff Cooper M41 36:43 Jason Walker M18 36:43 Danyiel Shoemate M18 36:44 Brian Kates M24 36:45 Jonathan Huie M16 36:46 Brandon Jessop M17 36:48 Liam Murphy M34 36:48 Brendan Hemp M32 36:49 Tom Carminati M39 36:49 Frederick Boliz M26 36:50 Jeff Cook M25 36:50 Timothy Smith M38 36:51 Bryan Thompson M35 36:51 Jeffrey Young M40 36:51 Philip Gruber M26 36:51 Paul Duppen M32 36:52 Mike Sprung M36 36:53 Brian Hunter M30 36:53 Hans Funke M35 36:54 Mike Dixon M26 36:54 Martin Schnitger M21 36:55 Rafael F. Pacheco M30 36:55 Adam Loomis M17 36:56 Vince Calvo M29 36:57 Steve Kovisto M32 36:57 Scott Carter M33 36:57 Jordan Krim M39 36:58 Dean Frease M33 36:58 Seth Mathey M16 36:59 Karl Mimmack M31 37:00 Daniel Coe M21 37:00 Scott Bainbridge M33 37:01 Kern Karkos M28 37:01 John Rebehook M41 37:02 Tom Rachubinski M41 37:02 Bert Potwin M36 37:03 Thomas Groves M47 37:03 Christopher Morris M25 37:05 Bob Stoneman M41 37:06 James E. 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