April 17, 2010
West Racine features art of many different sorts
Don Vander Leest discusses his landscapes with West Racine Art Walk visitors
Art is where you find it. Saturday it was in West Racine, in some unusual places.
Various artists were ensconced in some of the retail stores -- The Red Bell, Nelson's Variety, Commitments, for example. But there also was artistry of a different sort at Larsen Bakery, Gethsemane Lutheran Church and the storefront that used to be Riley's Sweet Shop. All you had to do was join the shoppers wandering from store to store during the West Racine Art Walk to find it.
Here's some of what we saw (and none of it involved the news (or non-news) about the potential gas station / restaurant that may (or may not) locate at the corner of Washington and West Blvd.
Nelson's Variety Store had something different as well: Harold Solberg held forth at the lathe, turning small bowls and explaining his work methods to fascinated onlookers. One interesting tip: When he turns the inside of a bowl, Solberg's lathe rotates in reverse, so he gets a better look at what his turning chisels are accomplishing.
Larsen Bakery had an unadvertised special. Oh, there was a visiting artist in the store -- a jewelry maker alongside the display cases with tasty treats -- but I was more interested in what I glimpsed through their window, in the back room behind the bakery showroom. Working quietly and alone decorating a variety of beautiful cakes, was a young woman wearing a Muslim head scarf. She turned out to be Beth Sharid, 30, who grew up in Kuwait and Iraq, living through invasions by both Saddam Hussein and American troops.
She comes from a family big enough by current standards for an American TV show: eight brothers and four sisters. "Enough kids to take care of me in my old age," her father said. Beth came to Racine 10 years ago (following a brother who came to the U.S. to study engineering in 1995.) Her artistry crosses borders as well: She started drawing as a little girl, and later became a professional seamstress. At Larsen's for 18 months, she makes pastries and desserts -- and decorates special cakes.
Art can be so satisfying!
RANDOLPH BRANDT: How Wall Street sunk your house
By Randolph Brandt
A couple of years ago – before the nation’s financial collapse in the final days of the Bush administration – I ran into a now-former Racine mayor, who shall remain nameless, but he was coming out of a bar.
I’d met this mayor a couple of times before, so I felt emboldened enough to mention to him that I was a little concerned that the tax assessment on my relatively modest home had just been increased exponentially, on top of a similarly exponential increase the year before.
“Complain to me when your assessment (and hence, its value) goes down,” the then-mayor replied.
Well, that mayor’s not in office anymore, but a letter this week from the city assessor notified me that my tax assessment finally did go down — by a little more than 2 percent — at a time when I read on Racine Post that housing values may actually be down by as much as 25-30 percent in Racine.
Thanks a lot. By that measure, I’m 2 percent ahead, but 30 percent behind.
It’s my bet you are, too.
The new bunch in City Hall probably will make up the difference in tax revenue with a higher tax rate anyway; meanwhile, there are nearly a dozen homes still on the market in my neighborhood, unsold for many months, despite the “price reduced” addendums tacked onto all the real estate signs.
Whether you’re a Tea Partier or not, it’s time to complain about this situation, and demand financial reform.
How did this happen? How did the largest personal investment in my portfolio — my home — suddenly become unmarketable, or at least only marketable at a significantly reduced price that’s considerably less than I’d been counting on to help pay for my retirement?
Rather than ask the new mayor again (which probably wouldn’t help anyway), I ‘d like to ask Goldman Sachs instead.
There are lots of people in line to ask questions of Goldman Sachs, including several congressional investigatory panels and the newly empowered Securities and Exchange Commission, so I don’t really expect any direct answers from Goldman Sachs anytime soon.
Right now, they’re just denying everything, insisting only that they’re not crooks.
So, I’m left to figure out this major nationwide financial collapse myself.
The explanation goes something like this:
Unlike the stock market, much of the bond market is virtually unregulated by the SEC. Therefore, entities such as Goldman Sachs and other “investment” banks are basically free to invent exotic derivatives to bring to market based on extremely questionable investments, such as packaged, worthless subprime mortgages, and to sell them to unsuspecting retirees and other investors, like you and me.
Since there’s currently no meaningful federal regulation prohibiting this type of fraud, they just went ahead and perpetrated it.
They also knew from the get-go that because they control so much of the nation’s wealth, they ultimately would be deemed “too big to fail,” and that no matter what the risks, the federal government would have no choice but to bail them out or face the country’s financial ruin.
It’s just another example of audacity, not of hope, but of hubris – powerful financial manipulators convinced that no matter what their decisions, there would be a private return for them shielded by socialized risk for everyone else.
If they were right, they’d get rich beyond avarice. If they were wrong, no matter – the rest of the people would have to pay them off anyway.
But it gets even worse. Not only did these Wall Street investment houses knowingly sell worthless bonds to millions of people, but at the same time, they placed alternative bets for themselves —called shorts — expecting those supposedly “triple-A” bond investments they sold to everybody else to fail, so they’d stand to reap billions either way, win or lose.
So, they made money on you and me by knowingly selling those worthless bonds on the open market, while at the same time, they were betting against the bonds’ performance on a private, secret market that is, unlike common stocks, unregulated by the federal government.
They simply couldn’t lose in this rigged game, but you and I did. It caused the housing market to collapse and along with it, the rest of the economy as well.
Back in the day when the mob ran the numbers racket, people would bet on a number, like 1-2-3, based on the possible finishers at the track, and the number would pay off or not, depending upon how well somebody happened to pick the winner.
But nobody anywhere in the chain really knew for certain which horses would finish in which order, so at least the game was, more or less, honest.
If the action on any one number sequence got too great for one bookmaker to risk, they’d simply “lay off” a portion of the bet to other bookies, just in case somebody got so lucky on a big score that a single bookie couldn’t handle it all.
Wall Street, in this instance, did just about the same thing. Goldman Sachs “laid off” the betting action to certain preferred accomplices, hedge fund operators who helped design the scheme.
The only difference between the mob and Wall Street in this instance, however, was that while the mob never really knew which horses would actually win at the track, the hedge fund operators already knew which horses in their packaged securities were lame. They knew the bad bonds from the good ones, and they helped Goldman Sachs pick the bad ones to sell to unsuspecting investors.
They already knew that the “favorite to show” would come in dead last, but they sold people tickets to win anyway, while secretly betting against the favorite themselves.
Whereas such “fixes” among numbers runners would have earned you a pair of cement shoes in the Hudson River or a shallow grave in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, the same standard of dishonesty among the Wall Street mob now earns you millions of dollars a year in preferred bonuses.
That’s fraud, and that’s what the Obama administration wants to punish now and prevent in the future.
Ironically, the mores of the mob were, in comparison, more pristine than those of the current syndicates on Wall Street.
If that’s not a clarion call for financial reform, nothing is.
(Randolph D. Brandt is a retired newspaper editor living in Racine, Wis.)
A couple of years ago – before the nation’s financial collapse in the final days of the Bush administration – I ran into a now-former Racine mayor, who shall remain nameless, but he was coming out of a bar.
“Complain to me when your assessment (and hence, its value) goes down,” the then-mayor replied.
Well, that mayor’s not in office anymore, but a letter this week from the city assessor notified me that my tax assessment finally did go down — by a little more than 2 percent — at a time when I read on Racine Post that housing values may actually be down by as much as 25-30 percent in Racine.
Thanks a lot. By that measure, I’m 2 percent ahead, but 30 percent behind.
It’s my bet you are, too.
The new bunch in City Hall probably will make up the difference in tax revenue with a higher tax rate anyway; meanwhile, there are nearly a dozen homes still on the market in my neighborhood, unsold for many months, despite the “price reduced” addendums tacked onto all the real estate signs.
Whether you’re a Tea Partier or not, it’s time to complain about this situation, and demand financial reform.
How did this happen? How did the largest personal investment in my portfolio — my home — suddenly become unmarketable, or at least only marketable at a significantly reduced price that’s considerably less than I’d been counting on to help pay for my retirement?
Rather than ask the new mayor again (which probably wouldn’t help anyway), I ‘d like to ask Goldman Sachs instead.
There are lots of people in line to ask questions of Goldman Sachs, including several congressional investigatory panels and the newly empowered Securities and Exchange Commission, so I don’t really expect any direct answers from Goldman Sachs anytime soon.
Right now, they’re just denying everything, insisting only that they’re not crooks.
So, I’m left to figure out this major nationwide financial collapse myself.
The explanation goes something like this:
Unlike the stock market, much of the bond market is virtually unregulated by the SEC. Therefore, entities such as Goldman Sachs and other “investment” banks are basically free to invent exotic derivatives to bring to market based on extremely questionable investments, such as packaged, worthless subprime mortgages, and to sell them to unsuspecting retirees and other investors, like you and me.
Since there’s currently no meaningful federal regulation prohibiting this type of fraud, they just went ahead and perpetrated it.
They also knew from the get-go that because they control so much of the nation’s wealth, they ultimately would be deemed “too big to fail,” and that no matter what the risks, the federal government would have no choice but to bail them out or face the country’s financial ruin.
It’s just another example of audacity, not of hope, but of hubris – powerful financial manipulators convinced that no matter what their decisions, there would be a private return for them shielded by socialized risk for everyone else.
If they were right, they’d get rich beyond avarice. If they were wrong, no matter – the rest of the people would have to pay them off anyway.
But it gets even worse. Not only did these Wall Street investment houses knowingly sell worthless bonds to millions of people, but at the same time, they placed alternative bets for themselves —called shorts — expecting those supposedly “triple-A” bond investments they sold to everybody else to fail, so they’d stand to reap billions either way, win or lose.
So, they made money on you and me by knowingly selling those worthless bonds on the open market, while at the same time, they were betting against the bonds’ performance on a private, secret market that is, unlike common stocks, unregulated by the federal government.
They simply couldn’t lose in this rigged game, but you and I did. It caused the housing market to collapse and along with it, the rest of the economy as well.
Back in the day when the mob ran the numbers racket, people would bet on a number, like 1-2-3, based on the possible finishers at the track, and the number would pay off or not, depending upon how well somebody happened to pick the winner.
But nobody anywhere in the chain really knew for certain which horses would finish in which order, so at least the game was, more or less, honest.
If the action on any one number sequence got too great for one bookmaker to risk, they’d simply “lay off” a portion of the bet to other bookies, just in case somebody got so lucky on a big score that a single bookie couldn’t handle it all.
Wall Street, in this instance, did just about the same thing. Goldman Sachs “laid off” the betting action to certain preferred accomplices, hedge fund operators who helped design the scheme.
The only difference between the mob and Wall Street in this instance, however, was that while the mob never really knew which horses would actually win at the track, the hedge fund operators already knew which horses in their packaged securities were lame. They knew the bad bonds from the good ones, and they helped Goldman Sachs pick the bad ones to sell to unsuspecting investors.
They already knew that the “favorite to show” would come in dead last, but they sold people tickets to win anyway, while secretly betting against the favorite themselves.
Whereas such “fixes” among numbers runners would have earned you a pair of cement shoes in the Hudson River or a shallow grave in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, the same standard of dishonesty among the Wall Street mob now earns you millions of dollars a year in preferred bonuses.
That’s fraud, and that’s what the Obama administration wants to punish now and prevent in the future.
Ironically, the mores of the mob were, in comparison, more pristine than those of the current syndicates on Wall Street.
If that’s not a clarion call for financial reform, nothing is.
(Randolph D. Brandt is a retired newspaper editor living in Racine, Wis.)
April 16, 2010
Youth As Resources makes three grants
Youth As Resources granted $2,454 today to three youth-led, youth-designed community service projects.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 5536 will create a perennial garden featuring over thirty plant species native to Wisconsin in their project, “Medicine Wheel Garden.” The garden, located at the Eco-Justice Center in Caledonia, will be 25 feet in diameter and will be planted in quadrants using color combinations found in traditional Native American medicine wheel gardens. Rock paths will lead to a peace pole in the center of the garden.
Youth from Racine Family Literacy will promote cultural awareness and inter-generational friendship through their project, “Joining Generations Fiesta.” They will serve an authentic Mexican meal and play traditional games with the residents of St. Monica’s Senior Home. The fiesta will feature live music performed by the youth and information about Mexican culture and Cinco de Mayo.
Girl Scout Troop 5754’s project, “Dogs and Cats Galore,” will support the animals at Countryside Humane Society. The girls will create and distribute brochures about pet care issues at one of Countryside’s vaccination clinics, and will make seven pet beds for animals waiting to be adopted. While helping at shelter, the girls will help soothe the animals by reading books to them. The books to be read include The Cat in the Hat and Harry Potter. The scouts will also make pet care kits with homemade pet toys and treats to be sent home with newly adopted dogs and cats.
The next YAR grant deadline is Friday, April 30, at 4:30 p.m. YAR offers free grantwriting workshops to youth and adults. For more information, or to obtain a grant application, go online here or contact program coordinator Jessica Safransky at 898-2251. Youth groups from Racine County are invited to apply for up to $1,000 to fund a community service project that addresses a specific community need. The projects must be led, designed, and implemented by youth through age 24.
Members of Girl Scout Troop 5536 will create a perennial garden featuring over thirty plant species native to Wisconsin in their project, “Medicine Wheel Garden.” The garden, located at the Eco-Justice Center in Caledonia, will be 25 feet in diameter and will be planted in quadrants using color combinations found in traditional Native American medicine wheel gardens. Rock paths will lead to a peace pole in the center of the garden.
Youth from Racine Family Literacy will promote cultural awareness and inter-generational friendship through their project, “Joining Generations Fiesta.” They will serve an authentic Mexican meal and play traditional games with the residents of St. Monica’s Senior Home. The fiesta will feature live music performed by the youth and information about Mexican culture and Cinco de Mayo.
Girl Scout Troop 5754’s project, “Dogs and Cats Galore,” will support the animals at Countryside Humane Society. The girls will create and distribute brochures about pet care issues at one of Countryside’s vaccination clinics, and will make seven pet beds for animals waiting to be adopted. While helping at shelter, the girls will help soothe the animals by reading books to them. The books to be read include The Cat in the Hat and Harry Potter. The scouts will also make pet care kits with homemade pet toys and treats to be sent home with newly adopted dogs and cats.
The next YAR grant deadline is Friday, April 30, at 4:30 p.m. YAR offers free grantwriting workshops to youth and adults. For more information, or to obtain a grant application, go online here or contact program coordinator Jessica Safransky at 898-2251. Youth groups from Racine County are invited to apply for up to $1,000 to fund a community service project that addresses a specific community need. The projects must be led, designed, and implemented by youth through age 24.
Gerald Buck celebrates 40 years
as organist for First Presbyterian Church
You may know him best as the man who plays the calliope in the Racine Fourth of July Parade, but Gerald Buck is known at First Presbyterian Church as Jerry, and is the only organist most of the member have known. This May the historic pipe organ at First Presbyterian Church will ring with Buck’s talent as he celebrates over 40 years as the church organist. To mark the event, Buck commissioned an organ composition by Janet Linker, a well-known composer of organ hymn tune variations and bell choir selections.
Buck is known for playing hymn variations to match the opening hymn for the services and he commissioned Linker to write variations on “Lift High the Cross,” a vigorous hymn beloved by the congregation and not tied to a specific time in the liturgical year. Buck will play several of the Linker variations during the prelude, offertory and postlude during the May 2 service.
Buck is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and Marquette University with degrees in physics. He had a 45-year teaching career in physics, musical acoustics, and chemistry. He spent 23 years at The Prairie School, where he was also science department chair.
In addition to the pipe organ, Buck also plays piano, saxophone and woodwinds. He played oboe in high school, college, and military bands. Since 1994 he has maintained and played the calliope in Racine's July 4th parade.
Buck’s family is filled with musicians. His wife, Nancy, directs the hand bell choir at First Presbyterian and two of their children have careers in music. Daughter Jennifer teaches strings in the Mesa, Arizona, school system and is a freelance cellist; son Peter is a jazz drummer, composer and college instructor in Los Angeles.
First Presbyterian's organ has quite a history of its own, with some of it dating back 143 years.
It's a 3 manual., 33-rank pipe organ. The church's original pipe organ was a 2 manual instrument built by the Johnson Organ Co. of Boston and installed in 1867 in the balcony, between the pillars. In 1885 it was moved to the front of the church.
The instrument was completely rebuilt in 1935 by the Besch Co. of Milwaukee, reusing several ranks of pipes from the original Johnson. The middle part of the case, housing three groups of pipes, is the original Johnson case. That this case survives is noted in a history of the Johnson organs, published by the Organ Historical Society. In 1971 several ranks of pipes were added, and in 1988 a new console was installed. More recently, coinciding with the rebuilding of the chancel, the console was rebuilt and moved to the side, permitting the full stage to be used by performing groups.
Celebrating 175 years: West Racine
This view is looking west on Washington Avenue from West Boulevard. The first block shown in this view was razed in recent years for redevelopment. A gas station is planned for the site.
Photo courtesy racinehistory.com
West Racine as we know it today dates back to the 1890s, when pioneer farms in the area were being sub-divided for businesses and residences.
The early history of area dates back to the mid-1800s when there were plank roads and pioneer homesteads. One of the earliest settlers was a man named William Bull. In the 1840s, Bull built a fine home on the Southside of the Territorial Road (Washington Avenue). The main floor of the home was spacious, and laid out with a fireplace in each of its east and west rooms. The staircase banister, spindles, and newell post were produced from a walnut log found near the Rapids (Horlick’s Dam) and were made by the Lucas Bradley Planning Mill. During the Gold Rush of 1849, Bull and another pioneer took off to California to seek their fortunes.
This rare photo c.1910, of a young boy and his dog on the front porch of the Nicholas D. Fratt mansion was taken by Racine photographer Wilfred G. Marshall. The south end of the electric railroad depot passenger platform roof and Mound Cemetery are in the background. Photo courtesy racinehistory.com
Before Bull left, he leased his farm to a Mr. Rose who converted the first floor of the home into a tavern. The upper floor of the house was unfinished so Rose proceeded to construct 11-rooms, two central rooms that were surrounded by nine sleeping rooms. On a post at the side of the road was a sign picturing a large bull’s head. This tavern would be an oddity today because West Racine has been a dry area for decades. The law at the top of the list in West Racine is, "There shall be no taverns in West Racine."
Photo courtesy racinehistory.com
In the early 1850s plank roads were becoming popular. According to Racine’s first city directory published in 1850 by Mark Miller "The first Plank Road within the limits of our young and flourishing state, is through their energy completed as far as Rochester and Burlington - 30 miles out. Pay as you go, is their adopted motto, both in their individual and corporate capacity."
There was also a ten dollar fine for evading the toll.
In 1851, the Rock River Plank Road Company purchased 1/4 acre next to the school property ( Blaine and Washington Avenue) and built a toll gate house. According to records at the Register of Deeds’ office the property was sold back to Nicholas D. Fratt in 1861. Later the Toll house was bought by Charles Reed, who moved it to his farm located on the northwest corner of Washington and Lathrop Avenue. The building was converted into a home and still stands at 1128 Lathrop Ave.
This rare photo shows the old Racine & Rock River Plank Road Co. toll gate house after it was moved to the Charles Reed farm in the 1860s and converted into a home (now) 1128 Lathrop Avenue. The building originally stood on the north side of the Plank Road (Washington Avenue) where Blaine Avenue intersects. Later the home was totally remodeled and the farm land was sub- divided creating what is known as Man-Ree Park.
Toll roads were short lived. Even while the roads were constructed, Racine along with other communities began to get railroad fever.
Nicholas D. Fratt, President of the First National Bank of Racine, purchased the Weed farm of approximately 200 acres in 1855. Fratt named the farm Sylvan Dell, after the Sylvan Creek which flowed through the property. All that remains of the creek today is a small lagoon at Mound Cemetery.
The large cream brick Fratt mansion was located about were the old Piggly Wiggly parking area was. Fratt sold the mansion and property in 1892. The home was later used to house the West branch of the Racine YMCA.
Today the business section houses furniture sales, bakeries, restaurants and other numerous small businesses.
This view looks east on Washington Avenue from the intersection of Hayes Avenue about 1940. The West Racine business district had all the things needed to sustain the area residents. There were barber shops, meat markets, grocery stores and three drugstores operating all at the same time. It was also the home of a number of quality bakeries that made the famous Danish pastry "Kringle." For decades West Racine businessmen hosted "Western Days." The event featured a parade and contests all done in a western style. Store owners and clerks would wear western clothing while assisting customers during the annual sidewalk sales
Photo courtesy racinehistory.com
Photo courtesy racinehistory.com
Can't beat the price: City buying Deane Blvd. home for $1
You can't beat the purchase price on 1922 Dean Blvd. This quaint one-story home in an attractive neighborhood between West Boulevard and Taylor Avenue is selling for $1.
The city purchased the foreclosed home from the county for a buck. Of course, the house is a major fixer-upper, but there are usable pieces, said Jean Wolfgang, an associate planner in the city development department.
As it stands now, the house is unlivable. It has big holes in the roof and the interior has mold issues from water damage. But the foundation is in good shape and the site plan is workable, Wolfgang said. The city plans to work with Habitat for Humanity knock down the house to its first-floor decking and rebuild a single-family home on the foundation. 
Wolfgang said there are many "wins" with this house. The county is saving about $10,000 by not having to demolish the home, the city removes a blighted property from a nice neighorhood and Habitat uses its volunteer labor to provide an affordable home to a family with a no-interest mortgage, she said.The city and county are in the final stages of working out the property transfer. Along with the $1 purchase price, the city will pay about $4,500 in outstanding taxes, special assessments and fees.
Once the city secures the property, Habitat will make a presentation to the city's Loan Review Board including design and cost. If the board approves, work will begin on building the new home.
Photo-Top: 1922 Deane Blvd.
Photo-Middle-Right: The home's roof is in rough shape.
Photo-Bottom-Right: The surrounding neighborhood is filled with charming, single-family homes.
April 15, 2010
R.I.P. Window-shopping at Porters ends April 26
Surely, my memory is playing tricks, but I distinctly remember my first visit to Porters soon after I moved to Racine in 1995. My wife and I walked through the store, admiring the furniture and room settings. Then we came upon a particularly beautiful dining room table, china cabinet and six chairs.
Idly I reached for the price tag on one of the chairs; it said $4,000, more or less. "Wow," I said. "That's a nice dining room set, but $4,000 is way out of our price range!" My wife gave me that look -- one I've come to recognize many times over the years. It means, "You idiot; I can't take you anywhere." And so I looked again at the price tag, and discovered that $4,000 was the price of one chair. Whoops.Sadly, I won't have to worry about being embarrassed by the price of quality furniture any more, at least not on Sixth Street. Porters has been holding its Going Out of Business sale for three months now, and it announced today that its final day will be April 26. The store is 152 years old, a victim of either the national economy or the two-year reconstruction of Sixth Street outside its front door that didn't end until last November. (It was Bob and Micah Waters of Porters who were handed the time capsule for burial at the ceremonial finish of that reconstruction. Ah, the irony.)
Many other, lesser, Downtown stores blamed their failure on the economy or the roadway disruption. But Porters' problem dates back further. The monied class -- Racine once had plenty, as each of those industrial giants that once stamped out tractors, cars, wagons, office furniture, malted milk, lawn mowers, small appliances -- was run by executives, the folks who built those mansions along Main Street and Lake Michigan. Well that was then, this is now. The factories are mostly gone, along with the executives who shopped at Porters and the factory workers who just window-shopped. The store could not depend upon Chicagoans venturing north in their Benzes and Cadillacs.
First floor display in March, left
The Aug. 12, 1938, front page of the Journal Times -- it's framed and hanging in the store's showroom -- heralded the Porter Furniture Company's move to Sixth Street, with a three-column picture and the lede story. The business was already 80 years old when Ted Gottlieb, president, sat down in his lawyer's office to sign the papers buying "five old rat trap buildings" owned by the Wisconsin Gas & Electric Company -- 120 ft. of frontage on Sixth Street and 88 feet on South Wisconsin -- in "an area described as one of the most desirable business districts in the city."
The story didn't say how much Gottlieb paid for the property, which needed extensive remodeling. (It's doubtful the price would seem like much today; the paper itself carried a price of 4 cents.) But it did say the sale was "the biggest deal of its kind in ten years." Well, yeah; ten years earlier the Great Depression began.
Gottlieb said: "We will erect a store, which from the standpoint of beauty and skillful planning for merchandising, will compare favorably with any store in the country, including those in metropolitan areas." The store was already known for its outstanding window displays -- even though it had only 40' of window in its Main Street store, one door down from the old Rialto Theatre; Gottlieb was looking forward to having 208' of windows with which to entice us to come inside. Entice they did: when the store reopened in 1939, 40,000 people toured the store, according to the company history. "People would line up around the block... for the yearly unveiling of the Guild Galleries," says the store's history, showing a lovely picture of the waiting crowds.
And now it's all-but-over. I went through the store last month, and already many of the displays were gone. Lots of fine furniture remained, all sporting big discounts that were still not enough to bring much into my price range. A $45,000 Oriental rug for $19,000; a bedroom suite that once went for $26,000 now going for under $13,000. Yes, a visit to Porters was often like that; the unreachability overshadowed the fine workmanship.
Still, I'll miss it. It's always nice to be able to dream.
The Aug. 12, 1938, Journal Times announced Porters' arrival on Sixth Street
April 14, 2010
Settlement ends Becker-Tingle era in Racine politics
Sandra Tingle's allegations of "physical contact" by former Mayor Gary Becker led the city to settle her sexual harassment lawsuit.
The settlement approved by the City Council last week gives no details of the alleged contact, and the city denied all knowledge of the contact in the settlement. But the allegation was strong enough to convince the city to pay Tingle $20,000 in compensatory damages, $5,000 for lost wages and another $25,000 in attorney fees.
Tingle's attorney, Nola Cross, will make as much money as Tingle on the settlement.
The city also agreed to provide Tingle with a letter of recommendation from Mayor John Dickert, and accept Tingle's resignation from her job as Becker's administrative assistant effective July 18, 2008. The agreement effectively reverses the city's decision to fire Tingle and leaves her with a clean employment record. (Read the city's previous 126-page document explaining why she was fired here.)
In exchange, Tingle agreed to drop any current and future lawsuits against the city and she will not seek further employment with the city. She also agreed not to disparage any current or former city employees or officials. The city also agreed to advise its aldermen and officials not to disparage Tingle.
Neither Tingle nor the city admitted to wrong doing in the settlement.
"The parties have entered into this Agreement to buy their peace and to avoid the cost of litigation," the settlement said.
You can read the full settlement here. Below is the letter of recommendation Dickert was required to write for Tingle:
We'd be remiss if we didn't point out Dickert and Tingle had a close relationship before she left the country. Dickert was the Tingle's real estate agent, and was selling their Park Avenue home, until he ran for mayor and transferred the property to another agent. Tingle attended Dickert's victory party at Salute and it's no secret the Tingles were friends of Dickert's going back several years.
That said, people close to the negotiations strongly refuted the mayor was involved in the Tingle settlement. The decision was driven by the City Council, which felt Becker's guilty pleas and other circumstances with the case, made going to court a dicey - and potentially expensive - proposition. The city had already spent $70,000 on attorney's fees on the case, with the potential for tens of thousands of more dollars if Tingle and Cross pushed the case.
No city officials are now talking about the settlement, even off the record. They're likely scared off by the non-disparagement clause in the agreement, but they won't even say that.
With that, it appears the Becker-Tingle era in Racine city politics is over.
The settlement approved by the City Council last week gives no details of the alleged contact, and the city denied all knowledge of the contact in the settlement. But the allegation was strong enough to convince the city to pay Tingle $20,000 in compensatory damages, $5,000 for lost wages and another $25,000 in attorney fees.
Tingle's attorney, Nola Cross, will make as much money as Tingle on the settlement.
The city also agreed to provide Tingle with a letter of recommendation from Mayor John Dickert, and accept Tingle's resignation from her job as Becker's administrative assistant effective July 18, 2008. The agreement effectively reverses the city's decision to fire Tingle and leaves her with a clean employment record. (Read the city's previous 126-page document explaining why she was fired here.)
In exchange, Tingle agreed to drop any current and future lawsuits against the city and she will not seek further employment with the city. She also agreed not to disparage any current or former city employees or officials. The city also agreed to advise its aldermen and officials not to disparage Tingle.
Neither Tingle nor the city admitted to wrong doing in the settlement.
"The parties have entered into this Agreement to buy their peace and to avoid the cost of litigation," the settlement said.
You can read the full settlement here. Below is the letter of recommendation Dickert was required to write for Tingle:
To Whom It May Concern,
Re: Sandra Tingle
Dear Sir/Madame,
Sandra Tingle was employed as the Mayor’s Secretary for the City of Racine, Wisconsin from June 9, 2003 through July 18, 2008. Ms. Tingle resigned from her position to relocate to London, England, where her husband had accepted employment.
In her capacity as the Mayor’s Secretary, Ms. Tingle was responsible for all office support and administrative duties for the Mayor including scheduling appointments, answering phones and working with the public, preparing communications for the City Council, creating Council handbooks and other office literature, maintaining records and communications for City Council proceedings, and reconciling financial data for the Mayor’s travel expenses.
Ms. Tingle demonstrated effective communication and people skills and was able to handle difficult people with ease. In addition, she was organized, reliable, and skilled in a variety of computer programs. Ms. Tingle worked independently and was able to follow through to ensure that jobs were properly completed. She was flexible, willing to work on any project that was assigned to her, and often volunteered to work in areas outside the scope of her primary duties.
I recommend Ms. Tingle be given full consideration for any position for which she may apply.
Sincerely,
John Dickert, MayorAnd here's the official statement the city released after reaching the settlement:
Sandra Tingle and the City of Racine have resolved her claim of a hostile work environment and retaliatory termination to their mutual satisfaction. While the City denies any liability or wrongful act towards Ms. Tingle, the City regrets any difficulties Ms. Tingle encountered during her employment with the City.The city's settlement wraps up a tumultuous period in the city's history. Tingle walks away with $25,000 and a clean employment record, Becker is in prison for three years and former City Administrator Ben Hughes has a new job in Michigan.
We'd be remiss if we didn't point out Dickert and Tingle had a close relationship before she left the country. Dickert was the Tingle's real estate agent, and was selling their Park Avenue home, until he ran for mayor and transferred the property to another agent. Tingle attended Dickert's victory party at Salute and it's no secret the Tingles were friends of Dickert's going back several years.
That said, people close to the negotiations strongly refuted the mayor was involved in the Tingle settlement. The decision was driven by the City Council, which felt Becker's guilty pleas and other circumstances with the case, made going to court a dicey - and potentially expensive - proposition. The city had already spent $70,000 on attorney's fees on the case, with the potential for tens of thousands of more dollars if Tingle and Cross pushed the case.
No city officials are now talking about the settlement, even off the record. They're likely scared off by the non-disparagement clause in the agreement, but they won't even say that.
With that, it appears the Becker-Tingle era in Racine city politics is over.
North Beach a finalist for U.S. Mayors' City Livability Award
Racine's North Beach restoration is a finalist for the U.S. Conference of Mayors' City Livability Award.
The competition is aimed at improving cities' quality of life; the North Beach project is one of 15 finalists out of 200 applications.
Usage of North Beach has increased from 126 per average weekday in 2005 to 641 in 2008; weekends see more than 5,000 at the beach per day.
The restoration of North Beach has also attracted events like the EVP Pro-Beach Volleyball Tour and the Spirit of Racine Triathlon (which this summer becomes the Ironman 70.3 Racine Triathlon). The EVP volleyball players voted Racine the Host City of the Year four consecutive years. This year the World Series of Water Cross Jet Ski races will be held here in June.
Later this year, North Beach will become handicapped-accessible directly to the water’s edge.
Winners of the award will be announced in May.
The competition is aimed at improving cities' quality of life; the North Beach project is one of 15 finalists out of 200 applications.
Usage of North Beach has increased from 126 per average weekday in 2005 to 641 in 2008; weekends see more than 5,000 at the beach per day.
The restoration of North Beach has also attracted events like the EVP Pro-Beach Volleyball Tour and the Spirit of Racine Triathlon (which this summer becomes the Ironman 70.3 Racine Triathlon). The EVP volleyball players voted Racine the Host City of the Year four consecutive years. This year the World Series of Water Cross Jet Ski races will be held here in June.
Later this year, North Beach will become handicapped-accessible directly to the water’s edge.
Winners of the award will be announced in May.
April 13, 2010
In spite of City Council's wishes, public library unlikely to open on Sundays
The city budget includes $33,000 to open the Racine Public Library on Sundays during the school year. But it's probably not going to happen.
Union contracts appear to be preventing Sunday hours at the library.
The library's Board of Trustees and its two unions have contracts that prevent the board from adding Sunday hours without renegotiating the contracts. That's unlikely, considering the board recently agreed to a contract with its part-time union workers. The City Council is scheduled to vote on the new contract Tuesday.
City Librarian Jessica MacPhail spoke in favor of the contract Monday before the Finance and Personnel Committee, which voted 4-1 in favor of ratifying the agreement. The contract includes, for the first time, paid time off for the library's part-time workers, who make a large portion of the library staff. Part-time city workers do not receive vacation or sick days.
The new contract brings an end to a year-long negotiation between the union and the library board, but puts the library at odds with the City Council's intention to open the library on Sundays. The council voted to increase the tax levy $33,000 to pay for the Sunday hours after city residents complained the library wasn't open the entire weekend during the school year.
MacPhail said working with the council and the part-time workers union on Sunday hours proved to be a difficult situation for the board.
"We were conducting two negotiations at once," she said.
But MacPhail added she believed once the council approved the $33,000 for Sunday hours back in November that the library would be able to implement as soon as Jan. 1.
"It has taken a lot longer than anyone anticipated," she said.
If the City Council approves the union contract for the library's part-time workers, it will be up to the library's Board of Trustees to reopen negotiations to include the Sunday hours. Both of the library's employee unions were opposed to adding Sunday hours during past negotiations, she said.
MacPhail said she didn't know if the board would consider renegotiating the contract.
If the board doesn't reopen the issue, it's unclear what would happen to the $33,000. In theory, the library could request to spend the money in other areas. However, because the money was set aside for a specific purpose, it's likely the council would reclaim the money and return it to the city's general fund.
Union contracts appear to be preventing Sunday hours at the library.
The library's Board of Trustees and its two unions have contracts that prevent the board from adding Sunday hours without renegotiating the contracts. That's unlikely, considering the board recently agreed to a contract with its part-time union workers. The City Council is scheduled to vote on the new contract Tuesday.
City Librarian Jessica MacPhail spoke in favor of the contract Monday before the Finance and Personnel Committee, which voted 4-1 in favor of ratifying the agreement. The contract includes, for the first time, paid time off for the library's part-time workers, who make a large portion of the library staff. Part-time city workers do not receive vacation or sick days.
The new contract brings an end to a year-long negotiation between the union and the library board, but puts the library at odds with the City Council's intention to open the library on Sundays. The council voted to increase the tax levy $33,000 to pay for the Sunday hours after city residents complained the library wasn't open the entire weekend during the school year.
MacPhail said working with the council and the part-time workers union on Sunday hours proved to be a difficult situation for the board.
"We were conducting two negotiations at once," she said.
But MacPhail added she believed once the council approved the $33,000 for Sunday hours back in November that the library would be able to implement as soon as Jan. 1.
"It has taken a lot longer than anyone anticipated," she said.
If the City Council approves the union contract for the library's part-time workers, it will be up to the library's Board of Trustees to reopen negotiations to include the Sunday hours. Both of the library's employee unions were opposed to adding Sunday hours during past negotiations, she said.
MacPhail said she didn't know if the board would consider renegotiating the contract.
If the board doesn't reopen the issue, it's unclear what would happen to the $33,000. In theory, the library could request to spend the money in other areas. However, because the money was set aside for a specific purpose, it's likely the council would reclaim the money and return it to the city's general fund.
Drives raise 22,721 lbs. of food, $15,495; next drive is May 8
The Racine County Food Bank reported the results of two recent hunger-fighting events, and details of one coming up in May.
The next food collection will be held on Saturday, May 8, by postal carriers. The National Association of Letter Carriers' “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive involves letter carriers delivering a bag to mailboxes during the first week of May. To donate, simply fill the bag and place it by your mailbox before your letter carrier arrives on May 8 and they will deliver it to the Food Bank.
Dan Taivalkoski, executive director of the Food Bank, announced at an after-party at George's Tavern that the 18th Annual Thoughts for Food in March raised $15,495. Along with the cash, 3,628 pounds of food was also collected. “In light of the current economic conditions, I’d say the event was a huge success” said Taivalkoski.
The Boy Scouts, “Scouting for Food” food drive on March 27 collected 19,093 pounds of food. While that total was down 28% from last year’s total, Taivalkoski said, “19,000 pounds of food is a significant donation and will certainly help to stretch our food budget.”
The next food collection will be held on Saturday, May 8, by postal carriers. The National Association of Letter Carriers' “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive involves letter carriers delivering a bag to mailboxes during the first week of May. To donate, simply fill the bag and place it by your mailbox before your letter carrier arrives on May 8 and they will deliver it to the Food Bank.
Dan Taivalkoski, executive director of the Food Bank, announced at an after-party at George's Tavern that the 18th Annual Thoughts for Food in March raised $15,495. Along with the cash, 3,628 pounds of food was also collected. “In light of the current economic conditions, I’d say the event was a huge success” said Taivalkoski.
The Boy Scouts, “Scouting for Food” food drive on March 27 collected 19,093 pounds of food. While that total was down 28% from last year’s total, Taivalkoski said, “19,000 pounds of food is a significant donation and will certainly help to stretch our food budget.”
'Green' home brings modern design to historic district
1761 Main St.
With a passing glance, Robert Osborne and Vera Scekic's new home just off of Wisconsin Avenue doesn't appear to fit the surrounding historic neighborhood on the city's near south side.
The colorful, cube-shaped house at 1761 Main St., known as the OS House, is enclosed in a glass design that's so transparent the house appears little more than a window looking out onto Lake Michigan. It's a clear contrast to the area's classically designed homes, many dating back over 100 years.
But it's the home's modern design that allows it to fit in with the neighborhood's diverse architecture, Osborne said.
"To us a historic district is something that continues to evolve over time," he said. "The district features over 150 years of housing designs. To us it's adding in the 21st Century modern design to the district."
Osborne said they've received some criticism, but lots of positive responses, as well.
"We've heard all kinds of feedback," he said. "A number of people who will just come up and tell us they like it. We try to remind people when the Frank Lloyd Wright houses were being built, they weren't so popular either."
"As people get used to it, they'll start to appreciate it," Osborne added.
There's a lot to appreciate. Beyond its modern design, the home is one of the most energy-efficient houses in the world. Osborne and Scekic hired Johnsen Schmaling Architects out of Milwaukee to design the house, which will be the second home in Wisconsin to receive the highest possible certification for green construction - call LEED Platinum - and one of about 800 homes in the country to receive the designation.
The house is heated with geothermal wells and uses solar-powered hot-water and electricity. It also includes rain barrels to collect stormwater runoff, and is built from a host of recycled and renewable materials.
A remarkable feature of the home are insets, overhangs and room designs that maximize shading on summer days, to keep the house cool, and maximize sunlight in the winter, to help warm the house. Schematics show the architects actually account for the angle of sunlight at different times of the day during different times of the year to naturally moderate the home's temperature.
"It's a very complicated house," Osborne said.
Construction on the home started in late summer of 2008, and it should be ready to move into within the next month or two, Osborne said.
The lengthy construction time was largely caused by the novel building materials and systems used in the house. Osborne and Scekic were committed to hiring local contractors to build the house. Beggi Construction, of Racine, was the lead contractor, and several local subcontractors were also hired.
"They're certainly capable," he said of the local companies, "it's just something they haven't done before. It's taking awhile to figure out how to do things."
But the construction process is part of Osborne and Scekic's goal of creating a sustainable, environmentally house that will inspire other Racine residents to pursue green building. "We wanted people to see you can do these things in a city like Racine," Osborne said. "People may not want to build exactly that house, but there are things they can incorporate into construction."
Even more unusual than home's design may be its location. Often people build "green" homes out in the country where few people see the designs. Osborne said they chose an urban neighborhood so more people could see, and hopefully appreciate, the house.
The 1,950-square-foot home is a relatively small house, but the modern design creates more space than people expect, Osborne said.
"We wanted to build a sustainable house, not one that's overly big," Osborne said, adding the size "fits the scale of the neighborhood."
Osborne and Scekic now live in Evanston, Ill. Racine is Scekic's hometown and her mother still lives here, so they visit often. They bought the lot at 1761 Wisconsin Ave. from the previous owner who had used the space as a side yard to his house. When he decided to sell it gave Osborne and Scekic an opportunity to buy a lakefront property without having to tear down an existing house.
According to a city building permit, construction costs on the home were estimated at $476,000, which doesn't include design fees and other new home expenses. The lot was assessed at about $180,000 before construction began.
Osborne said they hope the one-of-a-kind home helps spur others in an environmentally responsible direction.
"We're believers in Downtown Racine," Osborne said. "We try to support the city by pointing it to other possibilites - green possibilites.
"We've seen lots of people driving by, looking at the house. The more people do that, the more they'll see the possibilities."
"We both think Racine has a lot of potential," Osborne said.
Update: The home won a 2010 award from the American Institute of Architects. It was given the "Merit Award" for excellence in particular aspects of project design.
Mt. Pleasant math: $10 million is really how much?
So, exactly how much will Mt. Pleasant's new Village Hall / Police Department cost?
The Journal Times leads today's paper with the big headline:
Which would lead one to believe that the Village Board finally came to its senses and decided to build a new Village Hall within the "confines" of the anonymous $10 million donation given to it for that purpose.
Au contraire, mon petite cherie!
Read beyond the headline, dear reader, into the forest of the fine print, where you'll learn again about the $4 million spent buying land for the new complex (this money will mostly come from the sale of the present village hall site); $2.9 million (to be borrowed) to equip the new police station and village hall; and another $166,000 - $263,000 or so needed to equip the "shell" of a police firing range included -- at a cost of about $250,000 -- within the complex (this will come from "donations," according to the police chief).
Old math thus puts the cost of the new Village "campus" at closer to $17 million than the $10 million figure cited -- or $13 million if you factor out the old village hall's sale proceeds; the same $13.5+ million figure the board contentiously OK'd six months ago. With haggling over the few hundred thousand for the firing range the only real argument. But, hey, it's only money.
Update: As the comments below remind me -- along with a call from Trustee Harry Manning, lone survivor in last week's election, no doubt for his efforts to rein in the spending on this Taj -- there's also the question of how much the village will spend relocating the Department of Public Works. All in all, the latest number Manning quotes is $24 million. Hopefully, that's on the high side as the two newly elected trustees wield their mandate to cut the cost.
The Journal Times leads today's paper with the big headline:
Which would lead one to believe that the Village Board finally came to its senses and decided to build a new Village Hall within the "confines" of the anonymous $10 million donation given to it for that purpose.
Au contraire, mon petite cherie!
Read beyond the headline, dear reader, into the forest of the fine print, where you'll learn again about the $4 million spent buying land for the new complex (this money will mostly come from the sale of the present village hall site); $2.9 million (to be borrowed) to equip the new police station and village hall; and another $166,000 - $263,000 or so needed to equip the "shell" of a police firing range included -- at a cost of about $250,000 -- within the complex (this will come from "donations," according to the police chief).
Old math thus puts the cost of the new Village "campus" at closer to $17 million than the $10 million figure cited -- or $13 million if you factor out the old village hall's sale proceeds; the same $13.5+ million figure the board contentiously OK'd six months ago. With haggling over the few hundred thousand for the firing range the only real argument. But, hey, it's only money.
Update: As the comments below remind me -- along with a call from Trustee Harry Manning, lone survivor in last week's election, no doubt for his efforts to rein in the spending on this Taj -- there's also the question of how much the village will spend relocating the Department of Public Works. All in all, the latest number Manning quotes is $24 million. Hopefully, that's on the high side as the two newly elected trustees wield their mandate to cut the cost.
April 12, 2010
Ultra lounge and restaurant owners update city committee on plans to open
Back in January 2009 we wrote about Ivanhoe Pub & Eatery owner Doug Nicholson's plans to open an "ultra lounge" on Main Street in the former Racine News building.
It looks like it'll be a few more months before the "green" night club, tentatively named "Envi," opens. Nicholson appeared before the Public Safety and Licensing Committee Monday night to update committee members on the status of the project. The City Council granted Nicholson a liquor license for Envi about 15 months ago.
Nicholson told the committee it would be four or five months before he's able to open. He is, however, working on remodeling the interior and exterior of the building, which he owns.
The committee is interested in Nicholson's progress, and the progress of two other establishments with liquor licenses, because Racine is close to the state-set limit on Class B liquor licenses. It only has three available licenses, at the moment, and those license cost $10,000 a piece because they are "reserve" licenses that technically exceed the city's legal limit.
Nicholson's club, as well as the proposed "Grumpy's" on Lathrop Avenue and "Gerald's" on Washington Avenue, all hold liquor licenses but have yet to open. All three owners were called before the Public Safety and Licensing Committee Monday night under a new city ordinance that requires liquor license holders to update the committee on their progress if they don't open within nine months of receiving the license.
Grumpy's owner Karley Barcalow told the committee her plans were delayed because used kitchen equipment she planned on using didn't pass health department inspection. She told the committee she's now seeking additional loans to buy new equipment and to open, but is having a hard time convincing a bank to help her. That said, she has made progress on opening at 2011 Lathrop Ave. and hopes to move forward within four to five months. Barcalow received her license last summer and had planned to open Sept. 1.
It looks like it'll be a few more months before the "green" night club, tentatively named "Envi," opens. Nicholson appeared before the Public Safety and Licensing Committee Monday night to update committee members on the status of the project. The City Council granted Nicholson a liquor license for Envi about 15 months ago.
Nicholson told the committee it would be four or five months before he's able to open. He is, however, working on remodeling the interior and exterior of the building, which he owns.
The committee is interested in Nicholson's progress, and the progress of two other establishments with liquor licenses, because Racine is close to the state-set limit on Class B liquor licenses. It only has three available licenses, at the moment, and those license cost $10,000 a piece because they are "reserve" licenses that technically exceed the city's legal limit.
Nicholson's club, as well as the proposed "Grumpy's" on Lathrop Avenue and "Gerald's" on Washington Avenue, all hold liquor licenses but have yet to open. All three owners were called before the Public Safety and Licensing Committee Monday night under a new city ordinance that requires liquor license holders to update the committee on their progress if they don't open within nine months of receiving the license.
Grumpy's owner Karley Barcalow told the committee her plans were delayed because used kitchen equipment she planned on using didn't pass health department inspection. She told the committee she's now seeking additional loans to buy new equipment and to open, but is having a hard time convincing a bank to help her. That said, she has made progress on opening at 2011 Lathrop Ave. and hopes to move forward within four to five months. Barcalow received her license last summer and had planned to open Sept. 1.
Gerald Bester, owner of Gerald's on Washington Avenue, is hoping for a late-May opening, he told the committee. Bester has been appearing regularly before city committees in recent months to gain approvals for his restaurant, cafe and comedy club in the former "Bank" building in Uptown. He had always planned a spring 2010 opening.
Alderman Aron Wisneski, chairman of the Public Safety and Licensing Committee, said city staff confirmed all three business owners are making progress on their establishments. Under city ordinance, each will have to provide a written update to the committee in three months, if they don't open.
City may use its savings to pay this year's bills, finance director cautions
The city is tapping its savings accounts to pay its bills.
That's the analogy Finance Director Dave Brown used Monday night to describe the city's financial situation. He told the City Council's Finance Committee that it looks like the city will spend the $2.2 million it took out of its reserve fund to balance its 2010 budget.
While the city uses its reserves - essentially a savings account - every year to balance its budget, it typically pays itself back with money that was budgeted, but not spent during the year.
That may not happen in 2010, Brown said. He told the Finance Committee it looks like the city will spend all of the $2.2 million it took out of reserves this year.
Brown's message was a caution to committee members about spending money left unspent in the 2010 budget. Not only could the city use that money to replenish its fund balance, he said, it's likely the city will need its savings to make it through the coming years, as well.
Brown said tapping the fund balance hurts the city in a number of ways. It reduce the amount of money available for cash flow, cuts down on how much money the city can earn interest on through investments, and could increase the cost of borrowing money through a lower bond rating.
Like a personal budget, Brown said there are two solutions to dwindling savings: make more money or spend less.
That's the analogy Finance Director Dave Brown used Monday night to describe the city's financial situation. He told the City Council's Finance Committee that it looks like the city will spend the $2.2 million it took out of its reserve fund to balance its 2010 budget.
While the city uses its reserves - essentially a savings account - every year to balance its budget, it typically pays itself back with money that was budgeted, but not spent during the year.
That may not happen in 2010, Brown said. He told the Finance Committee it looks like the city will spend all of the $2.2 million it took out of reserves this year.
Brown's message was a caution to committee members about spending money left unspent in the 2010 budget. Not only could the city use that money to replenish its fund balance, he said, it's likely the city will need its savings to make it through the coming years, as well.
Brown said tapping the fund balance hurts the city in a number of ways. It reduce the amount of money available for cash flow, cuts down on how much money the city can earn interest on through investments, and could increase the cost of borrowing money through a lower bond rating.
Like a personal budget, Brown said there are two solutions to dwindling savings: make more money or spend less.
HALO seeking donated dressers and storage containers
Here's a note from Brenda Thomas, development assistant at HALO, on donations needed at Racine's homeless shelter:
Hello Everyone!! Happy Spring. I am getting ready to start our May Newsletter and the Community Newsletter for the Journal Times. I have gotten a couple of requests that I feel should get out ASAP to those who are amongst our most avid supporters. These items are needed because we are in constant movement here at HALO, both in our sleeping rooms and in our offices where the necessary paper trail continues to grow!!
We have been blessed to have had several groups in here lately "Adopting" rooms and giving them a makeover. The furniture & accessories donated during the Adoption are extremely appreciated. One of the ongoing challenges here is that we always need DRESSERS and STORAGE CONTAINERS, especially those that slip under the beds. The dressers must be sturdy and able to take the movement (from room to room when necessary) and heavy use. Our rooms aren't always able to accommodate the longer, horizontal dressers so the vertical/taller dressers work best. Also, sturdy racks (and hangers) to hang clothing on are high on the NEED list. Even a 'tree' for coats can help to alleviate the demand for dresser space.
For the office, we are looking for four-drawer METAL FILE CABINETS, with locks preferably but not absolutely necessary. Two-drawer cabinets could always be used too ... either here at HALO or out at our apartments i.e. in THP or PHP.
If you are ever wondering what HALO could use as far as donations, please visit our Website at www.haloinc.org. I try to keep that current. I do know that we will always need fresh fruit and vegetables … just FYI.
Thanks for ALL you do ………. we can't tell you enough how important you are to HALO!! Feel free to send this to your list serve.
Brenda Thomas, Development Assistant
Transit advocates are mobilizing
against County Board's non-binding referendum
An interesting sidelight to the one-man, one-vote bedrock of Democracy is surfacing this week. The County Board is on the cusp of calling for a countywide vote on regional transit ... while proponents of transit itself are mobilizing against it.
What it all boils down to is this: The County Board, and County Executive Bill McReynolds -- who are 100% in favor of commuter rail as long as it's paid for by a tax on cars rented in Milwaukee and not by a countywide sales tax (No, no, no, the ghost of George Petak, no!!) -- want to put the matter to a referendum. A referendum many are sure would lose, as it calls for approval of a new tax.
The County Board doesn't want a binding referendum, mind you; just an advisory one. The board still would be able to do whatever it pleases... (So, you ask, why bother with the vote at all? That's the question opponents are asking.)
The resolution, up for second reading and possible final approval at the County Board's meeting Tuesday night would authorize:
Or so the board's agenda reads. Actually, the resolution says much more than that -- we have it all below -- but the ultimate result would be a ballot question asking Racine County voters:
Regional transit and KRM commuter rail supporters are up in arms. They plan to march on the County Board (The image of villagers brandishing fiery torches inexplicably comes to mind.) to speak out at the board meeting Tuesday.
Mind you, a lot of important Racine and Milwaukee area residents are all in favor of commuter rail. A few weeks ago, Roger Caron, president of RAMAC, was running a radio commercial urging listeners to call Sen. John Lehman and Rep. Cory Mason for their support. (They're both Democrats; Republican Rep. Robin Vos presumably is a lost cause on this issue.) And 32 top business leaders -- from Aurora Health Care, Wheaton Franciscan, Froedtert, Marshall & Ilsley, Johnson Financial, Kranz, SC Johnson, Johnson Controls, Wispark... you get the picture -- wrote to the Legislature earlier this year, "on behalf of the 100,000 employees we represent," urging support of a "multi-modal regional transit authority including Kenosha, Racine and Milwaukee Counties" with "a dedicated funding mechanism."
And many are not. McReynolds himself, in his "State of the County" address last May, said, "Two years ago, this County Board expressed support for commuter rail." (Alas, for regional transit supporters, he didn't stop there.) "...provided it would be funded by a car rental fee. Earlier this year, while the County Board expressed support for regional transit, it called for an elected governing body, (...or there...) vigorously opposed a sales tax, and insisted that individual communities be able to decide whether to be taxed for transit.
TransitNOW is planning to storm the battlements -- well, they hope to show up en masse at the Couty Board meeting at Ives Grove at 6:30 p.m. this Tuesday -- opposing any such referendum. So is Community for Change.
Kerry Thomas, executive director of TransitNow, calls the proposed referendum question : "clearly biased, inaccurately worded, and misleading." She notes that the proposed RTA legislation mandates a binding referendum for every municipality that wants to implement a sales tax for transit. "This was a request by the County Board, County Executive McReynolds, and Rep. Robin Vos," she says. "Should the board vote for the referendum Tuesday, their vote will take place "before the RTA legislation even has a chance to pass."
Thomas is urging members to speak during the public comment period at the beginning the board meeting, to urge the board "to let municipalities decide for themselves if and when they want to invest in transit, as the RTA legislation calls for. If there must be a referendum, urge them to re-write the referendum question to accurately describe the situation so that the results will be useful.... Let’s make sure that any referendum that is placed is useful and is based on an accurate description of the issue so that it reflects the true wishes of the people, and is not misleading or a waste of time and money."
Kelly Gallaher of Community for Change says much the same. "A non-binding referendum is a waste of the people's time... Non-binding resolutions are almost always an indication of governmental weakness and a failure in leadership. To 'poll' constituents about issues without the benefit of binding action using a flawed and hypothetical question is just stupid. I support the use of ballot resolutions that are binding and reflect real legislation; anything short of that is political theater."
Others see the potential referendum as something else entirely, as a "wedge issue," a hot-button on the ballot to energize, say, the TEA Party movement -- which has been vocal in its opposition to KRM. (They brought in Randall O'Toole from the CATO Institute a few weeks ago; he questioned most of transit supporters' economic forecasts.) Once at the polls, this theory goes, these people will vote "right," thus influencing the outcome of other election issues and candidates.
The complete County Board resolution states:
What it all boils down to is this: The County Board, and County Executive Bill McReynolds -- who are 100% in favor of commuter rail as long as it's paid for by a tax on cars rented in Milwaukee and not by a countywide sales tax (No, no, no, the ghost of George Petak, no!!) -- want to put the matter to a referendum. A referendum many are sure would lose, as it calls for approval of a new tax.
The County Board doesn't want a binding referendum, mind you; just an advisory one. The board still would be able to do whatever it pleases... (So, you ask, why bother with the vote at all? That's the question opponents are asking.)
The resolution, up for second reading and possible final approval at the County Board's meeting Tuesday night would authorize:
"The Placement On The November 2010 Ballot Of An Advisory Referendum Question With Regard To A Possible Additional Tax For Mass Transit Purposes."
Or so the board's agenda reads. Actually, the resolution says much more than that -- we have it all below -- but the ultimate result would be a ballot question asking Racine County voters:
"Should any new tax to support transit or rail services, such as a sales tax or local vehicle registration fee, be permitted in any part of Racine County?"
Regional transit and KRM commuter rail supporters are up in arms. They plan to march on the County Board (The image of villagers brandishing fiery torches inexplicably comes to mind.) to speak out at the board meeting Tuesday.
Mind you, a lot of important Racine and Milwaukee area residents are all in favor of commuter rail. A few weeks ago, Roger Caron, president of RAMAC, was running a radio commercial urging listeners to call Sen. John Lehman and Rep. Cory Mason for their support. (They're both Democrats; Republican Rep. Robin Vos presumably is a lost cause on this issue.) And 32 top business leaders -- from Aurora Health Care, Wheaton Franciscan, Froedtert, Marshall & Ilsley, Johnson Financial, Kranz, SC Johnson, Johnson Controls, Wispark... you get the picture -- wrote to the Legislature earlier this year, "on behalf of the 100,000 employees we represent," urging support of a "multi-modal regional transit authority including Kenosha, Racine and Milwaukee Counties" with "a dedicated funding mechanism."
And many are not. McReynolds himself, in his "State of the County" address last May, said, "Two years ago, this County Board expressed support for commuter rail." (Alas, for regional transit supporters, he didn't stop there.) "...provided it would be funded by a car rental fee. Earlier this year, while the County Board expressed support for regional transit, it called for an elected governing body, (...or there...) vigorously opposed a sales tax, and insisted that individual communities be able to decide whether to be taxed for transit.
TransitNOW is planning to storm the battlements -- well, they hope to show up en masse at the Couty Board meeting at Ives Grove at 6:30 p.m. this Tuesday -- opposing any such referendum. So is Community for Change.
Kerry Thomas, executive director of TransitNow, calls the proposed referendum question : "clearly biased, inaccurately worded, and misleading." She notes that the proposed RTA legislation mandates a binding referendum for every municipality that wants to implement a sales tax for transit. "This was a request by the County Board, County Executive McReynolds, and Rep. Robin Vos," she says. "Should the board vote for the referendum Tuesday, their vote will take place "before the RTA legislation even has a chance to pass."
Thomas is urging members to speak during the public comment period at the beginning the board meeting, to urge the board "to let municipalities decide for themselves if and when they want to invest in transit, as the RTA legislation calls for. If there must be a referendum, urge them to re-write the referendum question to accurately describe the situation so that the results will be useful.... Let’s make sure that any referendum that is placed is useful and is based on an accurate description of the issue so that it reflects the true wishes of the people, and is not misleading or a waste of time and money."
Kelly Gallaher of Community for Change says much the same. "A non-binding referendum is a waste of the people's time... Non-binding resolutions are almost always an indication of governmental weakness and a failure in leadership. To 'poll' constituents about issues without the benefit of binding action using a flawed and hypothetical question is just stupid. I support the use of ballot resolutions that are binding and reflect real legislation; anything short of that is political theater."
Others see the potential referendum as something else entirely, as a "wedge issue," a hot-button on the ballot to energize, say, the TEA Party movement -- which has been vocal in its opposition to KRM. (They brought in Randall O'Toole from the CATO Institute a few weeks ago; he questioned most of transit supporters' economic forecasts.) Once at the polls, this theory goes, these people will vote "right," thus influencing the outcome of other election issues and candidates.
The complete County Board resolution states:
To the Honorable Members of the Racine County Board of Supervisors:
WHEREAS, mass transit in Southeastern Wisconsin has been the subject of various legislative proposals since 2005, some already enacted and others still pending; and
WHEREAS, some of these proposals would permit imposition, within Racine County, of new taxes, such as a sales tax or a local vehicle registration fee, to provide the local share of funds for mass transit, which could include both bus and KRM (Kenosha-Racine-Milwaukee) commuter rail transit; and
WHEREAS, in Resolution 2006-160, the Racine County Board of Supervisors expressed its support for a vehicle rental fee as the sole funding mechanism for commuter rail; and
WHEREAS, in Resolution 2008-134S, the Racine County Board of Supervisors expressed its opposition to a sales tax as a funding mechanism for commuter rail; and
WHEREAS, given the conflicting provisions of legislative proposals for funding mass transit in Southeastern Wisconsin, and the expectation that more proposals will be introduced, members of the public have expressed a desire that their views on this matter be heard; and
WHEREAS, the Racine County Board of Supervisors desires to hear the views of the public on this important matter; and
WHEREAS, subsection 59.52 (25) of the Wisconsin Statutes permits the County Board of Supervisors to conduct a countywide referendum for advisory purposes; and
WHEREAS, the following advisory referendum question provides a way for the public to express its views on how the local share of mass transit in Racine County should be funded:
Should any new tax to support transit or rail services, such as a sales tax or local vehicle registration fee, be permitted in any part of Racine County?
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Racine County Board of Supervisors will place on the November 2010 ballot the following as an advisory referendum question:
Should any new tax to support transit or rail services, such as a sales tax or local vehicle registration fee, be permitted in any part of Racine County?
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be sent to the Governor, to Racine County’s state legislative delegation, and to the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority (SERTA).
April 10, 2010
Complete results of Mt. Pleasant Half-Marathon and 5K
Here are the results of Saturday's Mount Pleasant Half-Marathon and 5K races. Winners in the various age divisions are listed after the Half-Marathon and 5K results below.
Results are also available on the event's website, HERE.
MT PLEASANT HALF MARATHON
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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1 1/16 234 Jason Meekma 29 M Racine WI 1:22:07.07 6:17
2 1/29 68 Tom Chisholm 42 M Glenview IL 1:23:42.46 6:24
3 2/16 330 Andrew Steenrod 25 M Racine WI 1:27:27.47 6:41
4 1/21 98 Paul Elcano 34 M Racine WI 1:29:57.99 6:53
5 2/29 27 Dave Avila 42 M Racine WI 1:30:12.92 6:54
6 1/43 97 Colleen Eland 32 F Racine WI 1:30:46.83 6:56
7 1/25 62 Jesus Castillo 45 M Racine WI 1:30:59.88 6:57
8 2/25 288 Kevin Quinette 45 M Racine WI 1:31:00.00 6:57
9 3/25 96 Martin Dwyer 48 M Kingston IL 1:31:13.62 6:58
10 3/29 189 Daryl Kruse 44 M Racine WI 1:31:23.98 6:59
11 2/21 401 Federico Ribeiro 31 M 1:33:00.92 7:07
12 3/21 283 Brian Porter 31 M Verona WI 1:34:04.34 7:11
13 2/43 160 Mary Jantz 31 F Mount Pleasant WI 1:34:35.20 7:14
14 4/29 315 Mark Schultz 41 M Roscoe IL 1:35:09.00 7:16
15 1/25 69 Jennifer Christense 40 F Pleasant Prairie WI 1:35:09.35 7:16
16 1/14 190 Georgine Kudrna 49 F Racine WI 1:36:00.43 7:20
17 1/15 207 Andrew Livermore 24 M Madison WI 1:36:06.92 7:21
18 2/15 226 Josh Mayer 24 M Sheboygan WI 1:36:07.20 7:21
19 1/15 176 David Knorowski 52 M Chicago IL 1:36:58.26 7:25
20 1/34 290 Christine Quiros 35 F Chicago IL 1:37:12.73 7:26
21 5/29 261 Troy Ohara 41 M Gurnee IL 1:37:36.96 7:28
22 3/16 389 Dan Hubbard 25 M Kenosha WI 1:37:48.91 7:29
23 4/16 323 Kevin Sladek 25 M Naperville IL 1:38:06.90 7:30
24 3/15 59 Matthew Caldis 24 M Chicago IL 1:38:19.33 7:31
25 4/25 270 Stefan Pavlik 47 M Racine WI 1:38:20.29 7:31
26 4/15 183 Matthew Kopetsky 24 M Madison WI 1:38:58.47 7:34
27 2/34 336 Anne Stillman 36 F Racine WI 1:39:13.96 7:35
28 5/25 86 Niel Donnelley 47 M Lake Forest IL 1:39:22.42 7:36
29 1/38 331 Kelli Steenrod 26 F Racine WI 1:39:22.67 7:36
30 6/29 152 Erik Hokanson 40 M Franklin WI 1:39:28.21 7:36
31 3/43 40 Becky Biedrzycki 34 F Racine WI 1:40:58.40 7:43
32 4/43 185 Heather Kralj 31 F Chicago IL 1:41:35.69 7:46
33 5/43 354 Carrie Urban 32 F Waukesha WI 1:41:39.13 7:46
34 1/24 13 Jason (jay) Anders 36 M Sussex WI 1:42:01.02 7:48
35 5/16 188 Dan Krueger 29 M Racine WI 1:42:52.07 7:52
36 6/25 318 Greg Searcy 47 M Watertown WI 1:43:06.58 7:53
37 2/24 102 Mark Erickson 37 M Burlington WI 1:43:25.43 7:54
38 2/38 391 Tiffany Belongia 25 F Oak Creek WI 1:43:37.42 7:55
39 1/14 309 Samantha Schiro 20 F Racine WI 1:43:38.63 7:55
40 4/21 366 Nathan Walker 32 M Racine WI 1:44:46.82 8:00
41 2/25 281 Renae Pingel 40 F Sun Prairie WI 1:45:02.90 8:02
42 3/24 306 Edwin Sandle 35 M Racine WI 1:45:27.29 8:03
43 2/15 209 Tony Loyd 51 M Racine WI 1:45:36.39 8:04
44 4/24 252 Eric Nelson 36 M Racine WI 1:45:45.27 8:05
45 7/25 159 Paul Jacob 49 M Racine WI 1:45:57.38 8:06
46 7/29 310 David Schlagman 41 M Ingleside IL 1:46:24.25 8:08
47 5/15 273 Michael Payne 23 M Racine WI 1:46:27.00 8:08
48 6/43 296 Carrie Richmond 34 F Racine WI 1:46:43.50 8:09
49 8/29 153 Ed Holle 40 M Racine WI 1:46:44.30 8:09
50 2/14 404 Anne Thatcher 48 F 1:46:58.75 8:10
51 5/24 219 Fred Manchester 37 M Racine WI 1:46:59.99 8:11
52 8/25 36 Timothy Beckfield 47 M Union Grove WI 1:47:09.10 8:11
53 9/29 20 David Andrews 43 M Gurnee IL 1:47:13.50 8:12
54 7/43 258 Melissa Northup 33 F Racine WI 1:47:22.05 8:12
55 8/43 242 Libby Montoure 34 F Mukwonago WI 1:47:29.28 8:13
56 6/24 25 David Arvai 37 M Franksville WI 1:47:31.91 8:13
57 3/25 289 Sue Quinette 44 F Eagle WI 1:47:56.22 8:15
58 7/24 368 Jeff Weiss 39 M Kenosha WI 1:48:05.80 8:16
59 1/7 225 Joel Maurer 55 M Dekalb IL 1:48:21.23 8:17
60 6/16 229 Dan McDowell 29 M Wildwood IL 1:48:21.45 8:17
61 6/15 262 Peter Olesen 23 M Chicago IL 1:48:24.52 8:17
62 3/38 287 Rebecca Pucely 28 F Racine WI 1:48:25.78 8:17
63 4/25 84 Nona Dominici 43 F Racine WI 1:49:03.54 8:20
64 8/24 109 Chris Fannin 38 M Racine WI 1:49:15.39 8:21
65 9/43 362 Julie Wagner 30 F Eagle WI 1:49:31.57 8:22
66 3/34 165 Annemarie Kaiser 38 F Milwaukee WI 1:49:39.05 8:23
67 10/29 265 William Paladino 40 M Cudahy WI 1:49:47.48 8:23
68 9/24 164 Jason Johnson 35 M Wheeling IL 1:50:04.37 8:25
69 4/38 338 Stef Strauss-Thompk 27 F Racine WI 1:50:04.73 8:25
70 2/7 55 Steve Brinkman 56 M Kenosha WI 1:50:04.93 8:25
71 3/15 259 Lee Obluck 51 M Brookfield WI 1:50:06.67 8:25
72 5/21 292 Nick Recker 30 M Racine WI 1:50:13.75 8:25
73 9/25 72 Dennis Collins 45 M Kenosha WI 1:50:36.74 8:27
74 5/38 215 Laura Main 26 F Rockford IL 1:50:38.06 8:27
75 10/24 46 Matt Blocker 39 M Leland IL 1:50:38.65 8:27
MT PLEASANT HALF MARATHON (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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76 7/15 58 Tom Butt 24 M Madison WI 1:50:56.05 8:29
77 3/7 144 Gregg Herman 57 M Glendale WI 1:51:05.11 8:29
78 6/21 89 Brad Draeger 31 M Jackson WI 1:51:06.20 8:29
79 4/7 221 Charles Martin 56 M Racine WI 1:51:08.46 8:30
80 4/34 174 Amy Keup 39 F Waukesha WI 1:51:09.45 8:30
81 2/14 399 Rachel Durfey 24 F 1:51:11.83 8:30
82 5/34 313 Erin Schroeder 38 F Lake Villa IL 1:51:16.12 8:30
83 6/34 37 Beth Behrens 35 F Lake Villa IL 1:51:16.54 8:30
84 6/38 73 Kelly Conrad 29 F Naperville IL 1:51:20.25 8:30
85 5/25 139 Paula Hatch 41 F Racine WI 1:51:25.98 8:31
86 1/4 256 Douglas Noe 17 M Racine WI 1:51:41.24 8:32
87 7/16 303 Paul Runnoe 26 M Franksville WI 1:51:43.08 8:32
88 7/38 371 Lisa Wiesner 28 F Racine WI 1:51:43.71 8:32
89 8/38 302 Jenn Runnoe 25 F Franksville WI 1:51:44.01 8:32
90 3/14 74 Jennifer Coon 23 F Manhatan IL 1:51:45.45 8:32
91 11/29 128 Greg Gravunder 43 M Racine WI 1:52:00.43 8:34
92 12/29 367 Stuart Warner 43 M McHenry IL 1:52:08.61 8:34
93 8/15 65 Matthew Chiapete 21 M Racine WI 1:52:08.66 8:34
94 10/25 78 Bill Czaja 48 M Waterford WI 1:52:12.36 8:34
95 4/14 70 Amy Clark 21 F Racine WI 1:52:30.51 8:36
96 10/43 282 Melissa Polivka 32 F Evanston IL 1:52:35.76 8:36
97 13/29 79 Raymond Dahlstrom 43 M Racine WI 1:52:52.97 8:38
98 11/43 347 Amanda Tiffany 34 F Kenosha WI 1:52:59.34 8:38
99 11/25 251 Douglas Nedza 45 M Mauston WI 1:53:12.62 8:39
100 5/14 392 Ann Silvasi 24 F 1:53:22.78 8:40
101 3/14 344 Teri Taylor 47 F Racine WI 1:53:24.28 8:40
102 9/38 291 Jennifer Ranker 29 F Burlington WI 1:53:35.54 8:41
103 14/29 388 Murthy Munagaualasa 41 M 1:53:56.86 8:42
104 7/34 304 Chantil Ruud 38 F Franksville WI 1:53:57.96 8:42
105 6/25 127 Hilary Goldsmith 43 F Racine WI 1:53:59.51 8:43
106 4/15 87 James Doty 52 M Omro WI 1:54:10.17 8:43
107 12/25 227 Chip Mazurek 46 M Racine WI 1:54:25.88 8:45
108 15/29 60 Kevin Carmody 42 M Mundelein IL 1:54:51.03 8:47
109 10/38 328 Jennifer Sponholtz 25 F Des Plaines IL 1:54:52.96 8:47
110 8/34 355 Jean Vargas 36 F Lake Villa IL 1:54:55.96 8:47
111 7/21 377 Wayne Worden 34 M Racine WI 1:55:01.21 8:47
112 11/38 181 Kristin Konicek 26 F Franksville WI 1:55:17.73 8:49
113 9/15 15 Eric Anderson 23 M Madison WI 1:55:19.15 8:49
114 16/29 393 Paul Madden 43 M 1:55:19.17 8:49
115 4/14 119 Kristin Fritz 45 F Racine WI 1:55:36.48 8:50
116 9/34 63 Shawn Castino 39 F Cary IL 1:55:44.77 8:51
117 17/29 364 James Walker 44 M Racine WI 1:56:01.33 8:52
118 13/25 33 Michael Bartman 47 M Pewaukee WI 1:56:05.93 8:52
119 2/4 30 Jared Banaszak 19 M Racine WI 1:56:06.06 8:52
120 5/15 395 Paul Mares 52 M 1:56:18.68 8:53
121 18/29 386 Troy Rosengarten 42 M Milwaukee WI 1:56:26.20 8:54
122 11/24 375 Thomas Witek Jr 35 M Racine WI 1:56:36.13 8:55
123 12/38 16 Erin Anderson 29 F Pleasant Prairie WI 1:56:51.60 8:56
124 8/16 18 Ryan Anderson 29 M Pleasant Prairie WI 1:56:51.66 8:56
125 8/21 285 Keith Poulsen 31 M Lodi WI 1:56:52.07 8:56
126 12/43 202 Kelli Lindstrom 31 F Oak Creek WI 1:57:12.91 8:57
127 10/15 54 Taylor Brigman 21 M Racine WI 1:57:13.04 8:57
128 9/16 321 Jeff Siedschlag 27 M Edgerton WI 1:57:25.83 8:58
129 19/29 384 Mike Zimny 42 M Trevor WI 1:58:02.92 9:01
130 20/29 398 Jim Larsen 44 M 1:58:09.65 9:02
131 11/15 333 Kyle Stephenson 23 M Racine WI 1:58:21.22 9:03
132 6/15 345 Tracy Theesfeld 50 M Frankfort IL 1:58:26.22 9:03
133 12/24 348 Mark Tisdale 36 M Racine WI 1:58:44.30 9:04
134 5/14 327 Sandy Spielmann 46 F Racine WI 1:58:44.76 9:04
135 13/43 294 Jenny Reid 33 F Racine WI 1:58:52.42 9:05
136 6/14 124 Katie Gehrand 21 F Union Grove WI 1:58:57.92 9:05
137 9/21 166 Mike Kamin 32 M Port Washington WI 1:59:27.97 9:08
138 7/15 402 Thomas Gedemer 52 M 1:59:48.46 9:09
139 8/15 272 Martin Payne 54 M Racine WI 2:00:34.04 9:13
140 1/9 271 Margaret Payne 54 F Racine WI 2:00:34.77 9:13
141 14/43 132 Malissa Hall 32 F Racine WI 2:00:38.56 9:13
142 7/14 305 Kimberly Rybicki 22 F Madison WI 2:00:40.38 9:13
143 15/43 374 Tanya Witek 32 F Racine WI 2:01:09.97 9:15
144 14/25 216 Jonathan Main 48 M Kenosha WI 2:01:52.89 9:19
145 21/29 134 John Hanson 44 M Racine WI 2:02:25.41 9:21
146 5/7 206 Pete Litzau 56 M Milwaukee WI 2:02:37.77 9:22
147 9/15 82 Michael Dederich 54 M Racine WI 2:02:39.82 9:22
148 12/15 204 Lee Linstroth 24 M Madison WI 2:02:43.50 9:23
149 3/4 373 Evan Wilson 19 M Platteville WI 2:02:47.75 9:23
150 4/4 35 Ethan Becker 19 M Oak Park IL 2:02:50.66 9:23
MT PLEASANT HALF MARATHON (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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151 6/14 44 Jayne Bjorge 45 F East Troy WI 2:02:56.09 9:24
152 1/8 112 Lynne Feiertag 59 F Fort Wayne IN 2:03:06.01 9:24
153 13/15 232 Ian McGregor 21 M Platteville WI 2:03:09.22 9:25
154 16/43 341 Stacy Swanson 34 F Kenosha WI 2:03:12.13 9:25
155 17/43 314 Chante Schultz 31 F Racine WI 2:04:04.91 9:29
156 15/25 76 Chuck Cornell 45 M Franklin WI 2:04:05.52 9:29
157 10/21 240 Jason Mihelich 30 M Milwaukee WI 2:04:23.05 9:30
158 18/43 90 Lisa Draeger 32 F Jackson WI 2:04:57.39 9:33
159 16/25 210 Carlos Loyo 48 M Chicago IL 2:05:03.29 9:33
160 11/21 293 Michael Reger 33 M West Allis WI 2:05:09.89 9:34
161 6/7 339 Darryl Sturino 55 M Racine WI 2:05:23.24 9:35
162 10/34 81 Lisa Davis 39 F Racine WI 2:05:24.61 9:35
163 19/43 370 Andria Wiesner 31 F Racine WI 2:05:34.26 9:36
164 13/24 172 David Kelly 38 M Kenosha WI 2:05:42.32 9:36
165 11/34 201 Stephany Lichter 36 F Franksville WI 2:06:04.40 9:38
166 20/43 71 Sandra Clark 34 F Ames IA 2:06:33.77 9:40
167 17/25 351 Daniel Toutant 48 M Racine WI 2:07:01.65 9:42
168 21/43 34 Laurie Bauer 33 F Racine WI 2:07:08.67 9:43
169 13/38 400 Ann Dias 29 F 2:07:21.09 9:44
170 7/25 360 Jennifer Wagner 42 F Union Grove WI 2:07:24.99 9:44
171 10/15 191 Stuart Kultgen 53 M Union Grove WI 2:07:25.35 9:44
172 14/38 192 Stephanie Labonte 27 F Rice Lake WI 2:07:38.18 9:45
173 12/21 180 Hans Kollinger 31 M Racine WI 2:07:47.60 9:46
174 22/29 254 Ronald Niego 40 M Chicago IL 2:07:52.09 9:46
175 12/34 394 Stephanie Johnson 35 F 2:08:18.19 9:48
176 14/24 378 John Ydunate 36 M Racine WI 2:08:25.68 9:49
177 15/38 143 Lori Hennessy 28 F Racine WI 2:08:26.38 9:49
178 23/29 104 Daniel Etes 40 M Mt Pleasant WI 2:08:30.22 9:49
179 22/43 276 Julie Perkowski 31 F Hubertus WI 2:08:37.30 9:50
180 1/3 171 Michaela Keiser 19 F Racine WI 2:08:42.60 9:50
181 24/29 298 Bill Robinette 44 M Racine WI 2:08:49.00 9:50
182 13/21 186 Todd Kreilkamp 34 M Fairmont MN 2:08:55.78 9:51
183 14/21 214 Thomas Lyle 30 M Racine WI 2:09:08.29 9:52
184 8/25 45 Shari Blake 41 F Sturtevant WI 2:09:31.90 9:54
185 9/25 248 Wendy Mueller 43 F Franksville WI 2:09:31.97 9:54
186 15/21 52 Gregory Brasure 30 M Racine WI 2:09:50.50 9:55
187 15/24 110 Matt Fannin 35 M Racine WI 2:09:55.08 9:56
188 10/25 135 Marilyn Hanson 42 F Racine WI 2:10:00.81 9:56
189 11/25 173 Susan Kennedy-Torin 40 F Racine WI 2:10:07.87 9:57
190 11/15 257 Richard Noe 50 M Racine WI 2:10:22.73 9:58
191 8/14 205 Lisa Linstroth 22 F Racine WI 2:10:31.59 9:58
192 13/34 381 Lisa Young 38 F Libertyville IL 2:10:36.31 9:59
193 23/43 95 Jennifer Dutton 31 F Oak Creek WI 2:10:49.39 10:00
194 16/38 311 Rachel Schmidt 26 F Algoma WI 2:11:01.80 10:01
195 16/24 17 Matthew Anderson 37 M Racine WI 2:11:09.34 10:01
196 2/9 266 Debra Pallex 50 F Algoma WI 2:11:19.57 10:02
197 18/25 113 Gary Fergus 47 M Racine WI 2:11:21.19 10:02
198 24/43 187 Emily Kron 33 F Racine WI 2:11:21.59 10:02
199 7/14 142 Debbie Heinz 45 F Round Lake IL 2:11:56.90 10:05
200 12/25 363 Patricia Wagner 40 F Green Bay WI 2:12:28.39 10:07
201 13/25 51 Valerie Bote 42 F Racine WI 2:12:29.67 10:07
202 17/24 379 Manuel Ydunate 37 M Racine WI 2:13:29.46 10:12
203 25/29 403 John Wilkins 42 M Sussex WI 2:13:33.78 10:12
204 17/38 353 Claire Trimarco 26 F Milwaukee WY 2:13:41.54 10:13
205 18/38 260 Kelly Oconnor 26 F Milwaukee WI 2:13:41.97 10:13
206 19/38 179 Erika Kollinger 26 F Rockford IL 2:13:44.57 10:13
207 9/14 158 Maggie Jackson 20 F Madison WI 2:14:06.52 10:15
208 10/14 312 Jenna Schonert 21 F Madison WI 2:14:07.20 10:15
209 11/14 149 Allison Hill 20 F Racine WI 2:14:08.23 10:15
210 19/25 320 Van Shields 47 M Racine WI 2:14:16.46 10:15
211 14/34 14 Amy Anderson 37 F Racine WI 2:14:22.22 10:16
212 20/38 195 Emily Larson Charle 28 F Wauwatosa WI 2:14:25.60 10:16
213 21/38 26 Amber Averill 27 F Germantown WI 2:14:34.62 10:17
214 10/16 322 Andrew Sims 26 M Milwaukee WI 2:14:35.02 10:17
215 15/34 249 Katie Mullens 35 F Cudahy WI 2:15:03.25 10:19
216 26/29 101 Lennie Erickson 44 M Waterford WI 2:15:13.73 10:20
217 2/3 103 Nikki Erickson 18 F Waterford WI 2:15:13.78 10:20
218 16/34 246 Clare Mork 36 F Racine WI 2:15:43.87 10:22
219 17/34 277 Mary Perkowski 38 F Colgate WI 2:15:54.44 10:23
220 8/14 308 Dana Scherff 45 F Mukwonago WI 2:16:06.71 10:24
221 25/43 284 Emily Porter 31 F Verona WI 2:16:07.99 10:24
222 22/38 123 Christine Gaumond 27 F Milwaukee WI 2:16:09.78 10:24
223 14/25 108 Kristine Evans 44 F Racine WI 2:16:25.86 10:25
224 23/38 217 Gina Makarios 28 F Racine WI 2:16:38.66 10:26
225 16/21 218 Matthew Makarios 30 M Racine WI 2:16:39.34 10:26
MT PLEASANT HALF MARATHON (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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226 26/43 100 Claire Erdmann 33 F Racine WI 2:16:43.84 10:27
227 27/43 279 Claire Pickering 32 F Racine WI 2:16:46.83 10:27
228 17/21 238 Joshua Meserole 34 M Sun Prairie WI 2:16:52.16 10:27
229 12/15 150 Richard Hoaglund 53 M Racine WI 2:17:11.00 10:29
230 24/38 387 Tara Hoaglund 25 F Racine WI 2:17:13.57 10:29
231 3/9 326 Michel Sorrentino-P 50 F Orland Park IL 2:17:21.01 10:30
232 9/14 300 Janelle Rogers 48 F Racine WI 2:17:34.72 10:31
233 1/3 231 David McGrath 61 M Kenosha WI 2:17:40.18 10:31
234 27/29 105 Tim Etes 42 M Racine WI 2:19:28.41 10:39
235 3/3 243 Danielle Moore 13 F Sturtevant WI 2:19:33.75 10:40
236 18/24 245 Danny Moore Jr. 39 M Sturtevant WI 2:19:36.65 10:40
237 18/34 208 Andrea Lowden 35 F Racine WI 2:19:48.86 10:41
238 2/8 390 Cathie Lehman 56 F Racine WI 2:20:07.20 10:42
239 25/38 91 Elizabeth Drzal 25 F Sturtevant WI 2:20:11.08 10:43
240 19/34 255 Jennifer Niemiec 36 F Franklin WI 2:20:14.85 10:43
241 20/25 38 David Benavides 46 M Burlington WI 2:21:36.36 10:49
242 13/15 329 John Stack 50 M Racine WI 2:21:41.39 10:49
243 28/29 197 Jeff Lasselle 42 M Racine WI 2:22:12.78 10:52
244 12/14 114 Alexandra Fiegel 20 F Iowa City IA 2:22:15.50 10:52
245 21/25 115 Richard Fiegel 49 M Racine WI 2:22:16.01 10:52
246 19/24 80 Kahtan Daker 39 M Chicago IL 2:23:09.96 10:56
247 26/38 376 Brandi Woodard 28 F Pleasant Prairie WI 2:23:29.01 10:58
248 28/43 43 Holly Bjorge 33 F Caledonia WI 2:23:47.83 10:59
249 20/34 163 Evelyn Johns 36 F Oak Creek WI 2:23:51.19 10:59
250 13/14 155 Lauren Horswill 21 F New Berlin WI 2:23:51.97 10:59
251 27/38 352 Rachel Treutelaar 29 F Racine WI 2:23:59.98 11:00
252 22/25 224 Steven Matter 49 M Racine WI 2:24:02.81 11:00
253 20/24 23 Jose Arevalo 38 M Racine WI 2:24:23.15 11:02
254 3/8 325 Colombe Smithdeal 55 F Avondale AZ 2:24:25.23 11:02
255 4/9 94 Christine Dusell 52 F Oak Park IL 2:25:46.41 11:08
256 2/3 269 David Paulson 62 M Racine WI 2:26:10.78 11:10
257 4/8 177 Connie Kobitter 57 F Lisle IL 2:26:41.46 11:12
258 29/43 319 Jodie Serrahn 33 F Round Lake IL 2:27:41.96 11:17
259 28/38 286 Jen Proite 27 F Racine WI 2:28:25.08 11:20
260 30/43 365 Katie Walker 33 F Racine WI 2:28:45.58 11:22
261 29/38 120 Nathalie Gallo 29 F Racine WI 2:29:03.15 11:23
262 30/38 148 Alicia Heuser 29 F Huntley IL 2:29:04.45 11:23
263 31/38 301 Lucy Rucks 29 F Kenosha WI 2:29:11.03 11:24
264 15/25 237 Carrie Mendiola 43 F Sugar Land TX 2:29:55.50 11:27
265 21/24 167 Brandon Kapellusch 37 M Racine WI 2:30:17.40 11:29
266 21/34 61 Amy Carter 36 F Franksville WI 2:30:58.95 11:32
267 11/16 198 Christopher Lehnert 29 M Milwaukee WI 2:31:08.63 11:33
268 31/43 182 Julie Konkol 34 F Racine WI 2:31:11.03 11:33
269 16/25 247 Laura Morman 44 F Mukwonago WI 2:31:19.96 11:34
270 32/43 129 Jamila Gray 32 F Milwaukee WI 2:31:28.99 11:34
271 33/43 178 Jena Kohlman 33 F Racine WI 2:31:33.85 11:35
272 14/15 41 Anthony Bigonia 54 M Racine WI 2:31:37.70 11:35
273 18/21 335 Spencer Stevens 33 M Racine WI 2:32:03.51 11:37
274 14/15 316 Patrick Schultz 24 M Milwaukee WI 2:32:08.94 11:37
275 5/8 203 Elaine Linn 55 F Mount Pleasant WI 2:33:06.97 11:42
276 32/38 268 Erica Pasterski 28 F Kenosha WI 2:33:07.04 11:42
277 17/25 49 Jennifer Boerger 43 F Franksville WI 2:33:13.26 11:42
278 34/43 21 Mary Angst 32 F Milwaukee WI 2:33:25.12 11:43
279 33/38 253 Kara Nelson 28 F Racine WI 2:33:37.59 11:44
280 34/38 175 Sarah Kirkland 27 F Racine WI 2:33:38.17 11:44
281 22/34 136 Michelle Hanson 36 F Racine WI 2:33:42.46 11:44
282 35/38 53 Tracy Breit 27 F Belvidere IL 2:34:00.84 11:46
283 3/3 111 John Feiertag 62 M Fort Wayne IN 2:34:12.06 11:47
284 35/43 42 Jennifer Billingsle 31 F Orland Park IL 2:34:16.61 11:47
285 36/43 299 Julie Roepke 33 F Chicago IL 2:34:34.28 11:48
286 23/34 32 Kimberly Bartlett 37 F Racine WI 2:34:34.50 11:48
287 12/16 397 Todd McVicker 29 M 2:34:48.35 11:50
288 36/38 280 Brandie Pie 25 F Racine WI 2:35:28.95 11:53
289 5/9 332 Becky Stephenson 51 F Racine WI 2:35:42.45 11:54
290 18/25 156 Lori Howard 40 F Racine WI 2:36:31.41 11:57
291 19/21 145 Antonio Hernandez 34 M Madison WI 2:38:06.24 12:05
292 22/24 236 Eric Mekelburg 35 M Fredoina WI 2:39:03.27 12:09
293 20/21 340 Mark Surkus 32 M Chicago IL 2:39:23.39 12:11
294 19/25 267 Patti Parker Markgr 40 F West Allis WI 2:39:35.87 12:11
295 13/16 385 Ernest Zuberbuehler 29 M Racine WI 2:39:39.94 12:12
296 6/9 99 Pamela Endress 54 F Kankakee IL 2:39:43.93 12:12
297 10/14 196 Cheryl Lasselle 46 F Racine WI 2:40:05.45 12:14
298 23/25 77 Kenneth Cuatt 45 M Racine WI 2:40:09.18 12:14
299 11/14 138 Mary Hart 45 F Racine WI 2:40:09.45 12:14
300 23/24 223 Craig Mason 39 M Racine WI 2:40:09.63 12:14
MT PLEASANT HALF MARATHON (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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301 37/43 334 Sandy Stevens 32 F Racine WI 2:40:33.77 12:16
302 29/29 263 Bernie Osborne 40 M Racine WI 2:42:31.42 12:25
303 24/34 147 Mandy Hess 39 F Germantown WI 2:42:58.44 12:27
304 25/34 396 Carrie Sperka 38 F Sturtevant WI 2:43:00.53 12:27
305 38/43 146 Maria Hernandez 33 F Madison WI 2:43:27.47 12:29
306 26/34 380 Shonna Ydunate 37 F Racine WI 2:43:31.94 12:29
307 7/7 193 Michael Lafrania 55 M Franksville WI 2:44:04.81 12:32
308 20/25 220 Theresa Markiewicz 42 F South Milwaukee WI 2:44:16.35 12:33
309 21/25 235 Tina Meinen 41 F South Milwwaukee WI 2:44:16.50 12:33
310 39/43 337 Amber Stranberg 34 F Racine WI 2:45:17.05 12:38
311 24/24 131 Erik Habetler 37 M Depere WI 2:45:22.05 12:38
312 27/34 47 Diane Bloxdorf 37 F Racine WI 2:47:02.37 12:46
313 37/38 233 Jen McNabb 28 F Racine WI 2:48:07.24 12:51
314 22/25 92 Charise Dunn 40 F Sun Prairie WI 2:48:15.45 12:51
315 28/34 170 Kathleen Kaun 37 F Reedsburg WI 2:48:29.58 12:52
316 14/16 212 Robert Lyle 28 M Racine WI 2:48:38.26 12:53
317 38/38 213 Sara Lyle 28 F Racine WI 2:48:38.27 12:53
318 15/15 11 William Alexander 24 M Racine WI 2:51:34.72 13:06
319 15/16 358 Aashish Vyas 27 M Ottawa IL 2:51:47.94 13:07
320 29/34 278 Pam Petersen 38 F Franksville WI 2:53:41.00 13:16
321 30/34 361 Jodie Wagner 37 F Menomonee Falls WI 2:54:51.29 13:21
322 40/43 107 Christen Eustice 30 F MacHesney Park IL 2:55:16.33 13:23
323 41/43 162 Stephanie Jenkins 30 F MacHesney Park IL 2:55:16.34 13:23
324 14/14 169 Sarah Katsandonis 21 F Madison WI 2:55:16.78 13:23
325 21/21 350 Steve Torkelson 30 M Kenosha WI 2:55:18.31 13:23
326 16/16 349 Mike Torkelson 28 M Kokomo IN 2:55:20.27 13:24
327 15/15 121 Clifford Gatewood 52 M Caledonia WI 2:56:54.27 13:31
328 31/34 93 Jill Dupont 38 F Waterford WI 3:00:21.57 13:47
329 12/14 342 Tammy Swick 45 F Lindenhurst IL 3:00:48.57 13:49
330 23/25 346 Kim Thompson 43 F Gurnee IL 3:00:48.88 13:49
331 24/25 317 Heidi Schulz 42 F Delavan WI 3:05:43.01 14:11
332 32/34 118 Jessica Franzene 39 F Elkhorn WI 3:06:09.51 14:13
333 13/14 161 Penny Jaskulske 47 F Racine WI 3:07:22.45 14:19
334 7/9 67 Deborah Chin 54 F Racine WI 3:10:19.27 14:32
335 8/9 126 Brenda Girven 50 F Chicago IL 3:12:19.36 14:41
336 6/8 125 Cynthia Georgeson 57 F Racine WI 3:12:43.43 14:43
337 7/8 137 Maragret Harrison-Z 55 F Racine WI 3:16:57.65 15:03
338 14/14 140 Carol Hegmann 49 F Racine WI 3:17:25.94 15:05
339 33/34 157 Karla Iselerr 35 F Milwaukee WI 3:17:27.92 15:05
340 42/43 83 Alyssa Doerflinger 30 F Caledonia WI 3:17:45.50 15:06
341 8/8 275 Jody Pease 57 F Racine WI 3:17:50.55 15:07
342 24/25 29 Zak Badani 48 M Brookfield WI 3:23:18.89 15:32
343 25/25 200 David Lewis 46 M Milwaukee WI 3:23:25.64 15:32
344 9/9 199 Debra Lein 50 F Sturtevant WI 3:25:41.77 15:43
345 43/43 133 Aj Hansen 31 F Normal IL 3:33:38.42 16:19
346 25/25 297 Julie Riley 42 F Bloomington IL 3:33:38.53 16:19
347 1/1 31 Lila Bannister 60 F Racine WI 3:47:11.12 17:21
348 34/34 382 Jennifer Zabel 39 F Racine WI 3:47:40.99 17:23
MT PLEASANT 5K
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ===== ===================
1 1/7 2230 Nathan Ziegler 31 M Madison WI 20:05.20 6:29
2 1/8 2186 Michael Sauve 28 M Racine WI 21:14.02 6:51
3 1/11 2238 Ricky Barr 42 M Sturtevant WI 21:23.25 6:54
4 2/7 2260 Raul Chavez 33 M 21:58.21 7:06
5 2/11 2089 Lowell Johnson Jr 41 M Racine WI 22:40.14 7:19
6 1/1 2253 Dennis Eden 60 M 22:41.95 7:20
7 3/7 2112 Levi Luck 30 M Racine WI 22:48.38 7:22
8 3/11 2113 Dennis Lynch 43 M Sussex WI 22:58.88 7:25
9 1/12 2161 Nicole Phelps 19 F Lisle IL 23:07.97 7:28
10 2/12 2005 Kayla Arbet 18 F Burlington WI 23:15.68 7:31
11 1/3 2152 Kyle Ohara 16 M Gurnee IL 23:27.52 7:35
12 1/13 2097 Przemyslaw Kolanko 36 M Kenosha WI 23:44.22 7:40
13 4/7 2148 Ryan Nielsen 33 M Racine WI 23:50.92 7:42
14 2/8 2227 Craig Zakowski 26 M South Milwaukee WI 23:54.20 7:43
15 1/29 2232 Danielle Zipperer 31 F Wrightstown WI 23:54.77 7:43
16 1/9 2065 David Gipp 54 M Brookfield WI 24:54.32 8:03
17 2/29 2061 Luz Garcia-Wright 32 F Racine WI 24:57.43 8:04
18 3/29 2259 Lisa Stilling 32 F 25:04.64 8:06
19 2/13 2117 Mike Mahnke 36 M Racine WI 25:09.15 8:07
20 4/29 2017 Elizabeth Boughey 30 F Racine WI 25:11.13 8:08
21 1/30 2099 Rachel Kotrba 28 F Burlington WI 25:19.72 8:11
22 3/13 2237 Jamie Harris 36 M Racine WI 25:28.23 8:13
23 4/13 2262 Dan Sindak 39 M 25:31.22 8:14
24 1/34 2170 Tanya Quilling 37 F Burlington WI 25:40.26 8:17
25 2/30 2079 Angela Herzog 28 F Sturtevant WI 25:44.45 8:19
26 5/29 2178 Lori Reiter 31 F Racine WI 25:44.66 8:19
27 3/30 2256 Jennifer Theones 26 F 25:45.02 8:19
28 1/14 2046 Lisa Dretske 24 F Kenosha WI 25:46.24 8:19
29 2/9 2067 Roger Gipp 54 M Milwaukee WI 26:01.27 8:24
30 3/8 2131 Gregory Mauldin 27 M Racine WI 26:03.84 8:25
31 5/13 2177 Ryan Reid 36 M Racine WI 26:08.90 8:27
32 1/5 2084 Theodore Holroyd 46 M Kenosha WI 26:11.00 8:27
33 2/34 2077 Sarah Heathcock 37 F Racine WI 26:18.64 8:30
34 4/11 2010 Mark Bawiec 40 M Racine WI 26:18.80 8:30
35 1/22 2100 Amy Krenz 44 F West Allis WI 26:24.96 8:32
36 2/5 2054 Larry Ertl 47 M Franksville WI 26:25.52 8:32
37 2/14 2199 Anna Szuberski 21 F Kenosha WI 26:29.58 8:33
38 1/2 2031 Thomas Chiapete 56 M Racine WI 26:44.40 8:38
39 4/30 2145 Amanda Mudrak 25 F Racine WI 26:45.78 8:38
40 3/9 2265 Mark Kaprellian 54 M 26:45.97 8:39
41 4/9 2066 Kenneth Gipp 52 M Racine WI 26:54.81 8:41
42 5/30 2040 Michelle Curcio 25 F Racine WI 26:56.34 8:42
43 5/11 2205 Jt - Julius Theisz 43 M Lake Geneva WI 26:56.78 8:42
44 1/2 2072 Carl Granetzke 70 M Racine WI 27:09.30 8:46
45 2/3 2220 Brian Warner 14 M McHenry IL 27:16.59 8:48
46 6/30 2105 Susan Kwapil 28 F Racine WI 27:18.73 8:49
47 3/12 2255 Alyse Mikoles 18 F 27:20.54 8:50
48 4/12 2221 Brooke Warner 12 F McHenry IL 27:27.65 8:52
49 2/2 2184 Tom Rudey 58 M Mt. Pleasant WI 27:30.90 8:53
50 3/34 2240 Kristin Borzynski 39 F 27:38.52 8:56
51 4/8 2004 Jamie Anderson 25 M Pleasant Prairie WI 27:44.69 8:57
52 4/34 2246 Katherine Trevino 36 F 27:47.14 8:58
53 7/30 2244 Jessie Krosch 28 F 27:47.60 8:58
54 1/11 2118 Jeanne Main 45 F Kenosha WI 27:52.02 9:00
55 5/9 2013 Jon Behrends 54 M Racine WI 28:09.73 9:06
56 6/11 2155 Rob Orlowski 44 M Oak Creek WI 28:14.52 9:07
57 3/3 2154 Logan Orlowski 11 M Oak Creek WI 28:14.94 9:07
58 6/9 2249 Rick Gimea 51 M 28:15.80 9:08
59 3/14 2138 Rachel Monroe 20 F Kenosha WI 28:17.52 9:08
60 5/34 2064 Sharon Gilligan 36 F Kenosha WI 28:26.93 9:11
61 5/8 2057 Cory Foucault 28 M Racine WI 28:37.40 9:14
62 5/12 2224 Allie Witek 11 F Racine WI 28:40.08 9:15
63 6/29 2007 Lisa Arvai 34 F Franksville WI 28:47.90 9:18
64 7/29 2070 Maria Gonzales 31 F Racine WI 28:48.22 9:18
65 1/3 151 Unknown Unknown 99 M 28:55.38 9:20
66 1/8 2229 Annette Ziegler 54 F Verona WI 28:55.90 9:20
67 6/13 2142 Scott Morin 35 M Racine WI 28:58.02 9:21
68 7/13 2114 Joanne Lynch 39 M Sussex WI 28:58.10 9:21
69 8/29 2143 Susan Morrill 34 F Racine WI 29:01.66 9:22
70 7/11 2216 Matthew Wagner 41 M Union Grove WI 29:12.05 9:26
71 6/12 2215 Hunter Wagner 13 F Union Grove WI 29:12.06 9:26
72 9/29 2062 Laura Gast 32 F Kenosha WI 29:16.41 9:27
73 6/34 2028 Janine Carls 38 F Union Grove WI 29:16.82 9:27
74 8/30 2121 Theresa Makowka 28 F Racine WI 29:17.37 9:27
75 8/11 2206 Jon Thompson 44 M Racine WI 29:24.39 9:30
MT PLEASANT 5K (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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76 7/12 2171 Kara Quinette 14 F Racine WI 29:28.10 9:31
77 7/9 2042 Marty Davis 52 M Racine WI 29:39.68 9:35
78 2/22 2214 Traci Vizer 40 F Lena WI 29:52.08 9:39
79 9/30 2093 Carolyn Kamin 28 F Paddock Lake WI 29:56.38 9:40
80 10/29 2026 Rebecca Carle 31 F Racine WI 29:57.96 9:40
81 6/8 2200 Homayoun Taherian 28 M Kenosha WI 29:59.30 9:41
82 8/13 2014 Brent Betourne 36 M Kenosha WI 30:01.37 9:42
83 4/14 2162 Tracy Phillips 24 F Sturtevant WI 30:05.80 9:43
84 7/8 2073 Casey Griffiths 27 M Sturtevant WI 30:07.40 9:44
85 8/9 2163 Dan Pietrzyk 51 M Salem WI 30:08.58 9:44
86 2/8 2025 Beth Canfield 51 F Racine WI 30:33.71 9:52
87 3/22 2261 Nicole Sansouci 42 F 30:37.96 9:53
88 7/34 2226 Jennifer York 37 F Oak Creek WI 30:58.06 10:00
89 10/30 2127 Brooke Marshall 29 F Milwaukee WI 31:00.00 10:00
90 8/12 2225 Natallie Witek 10 F Racine WI 31:00.38 10:01
91 11/29 2092 Cherie Julius 34 F Racine WI 31:04.61 10:02
92 8/8 2136 Lee Miller 29 M Racine WI 31:08.21 10:03
93 5/7 2023 Bryce Burazin 33 M Oak Creek WI 31:09.66 10:04
94 12/29 2159 Nicole Petersen 34 F Sturtevant WI 31:16.64 10:06
95 4/22 2144 Stephi Mortensen 43 F Kenosha WI 31:17.42 10:06
96 9/13 2257 Jeff McKeown 36 M 31:18.20 10:06
97 3/8 2250 Kathy Gunderson 50 F 31:24.16 10:08
98 8/34 2140 Ashley Moore 35 F Madison WI 31:25.40 10:09
99 5/14 2181 Jessica Roberts 24 F Racine WI 31:31.15 10:11
100 6/7 2071 Kerry Gonzalez 30 M Sturtevant WI 31:31.36 10:11
101 6/14 2049 Jennifer Durham 22 F Racine WI 31:32.80 10:11
102 7/14 2096 Lauren Koebernik 24 F Franklin WI 31:33.75 10:11
103 5/22 2185 Dawn Sandle 41 F Racine WI 31:39.07 10:13
104 1/2 2055 Carolyn Flanigan 63 F Racine WI 31:56.74 10:19
105 6/22 2196 Anna Stadick 42 F Racine WI 31:59.61 10:20
106 7/22 2194 Julie Sosa 40 F Racine WI 32:11.36 10:24
107 8/22 2082 Anne Holroyd 42 F Racine WI 32:11.87 10:24
108 9/34 2108 Tanya Larsen 35 F Racine WI 32:21.09 10:27
109 2/3 2247 Unknown Unknown 99 M 32:29.37 10:29
110 3/5 2126 Brent Marciniak 49 M Caledonia WI 32:35.82 10:31
111 8/14 2039 Gina Crenshaw 22 F Union Grove WI 32:43.03 10:34
112 10/34 2202 Mary Talbott 36 F Racine WI 32:49.17 10:36
113 13/29 2068 Dena Gomez 32 F Racine WI 32:50.44 10:36
114 14/29 2176 Sabitha Reddy 34 F Racine WI 32:57.19 10:38
115 11/34 2146 Julie Nelson 39 F Racine WI 33:03.06 10:40
116 9/11 2102 Pradeep Kumar 40 M Mt Pleasant WI 33:03.44 10:40
117 9/22 2251 Pamela Franklin 44 F 33:05.71 10:41
118 2/11 2173 Brenda Ramczyk 47 F Racine WI 33:24.58 10:47
119 4/5 2174 Robert Ramczyk 46 M Racine WI 33:24.85 10:47
120 15/29 2015 Stacy Betourne 34 F Kenosha WI 33:26.53 10:48
121 11/30 2101 Jenni Krueger 26 F Racine WI 33:32.89 10:50
122 12/30 2191 Suraya Shaikh 25 F Chicago IL 33:55.55 10:57
123 12/34 2239 Cheryl Peterson 35 F 33:56.54 10:57
124 16/29 2008 Dana Basinger 34 F Antioch IL 33:58.53 10:58
125 17/29 2157 Pamela Paczocha 32 F Racine WI 34:04.35 11:00
126 9/14 2211 Kelly Van Booven 24 F Racine WI 34:12.84 11:03
127 13/34 2003 Kim Allen 37 F Union Grove WI 34:25.90 11:07
128 4/8 2254 Sandra Mikoles 50 F 34:31.86 11:09
129 13/30 2030 Christine Cecchini 28 F Racine WI 34:33.50 11:09
130 3/11 2059 Lori Fritz 47 F Racine WI 34:39.13 11:11
131 4/11 2021 Guida Brown 45 F Kenosha WI 34:47.17 11:14
132 3/3 2147 Unknown Unknown 99 M 34:52.72 11:16
133 5/11 2209 Lisa Toutant 47 F Racine WI 34:57.46 11:17
134 5/8 2045 Debra Doty 51 F Omro WI 34:58.24 11:17
135 18/29 2086 Rebecca Huss 31 F Franklin WI 35:07.41 11:20
136 19/29 2081 Jody Holle 32 F Racine WI 35:07.89 11:20
137 6/11 2172 Veronica Quinette 49 F Racine WI 35:22.17 11:25
138 10/11 2048 Steven Duncan 44 M Milwaukee WI 35:41.22 11:31
139 14/30 2165 Beth Poulsen 29 F Lodi WI 35:52.22 11:35
140 10/14 2130 Laura Martin 22 F Racine WI 35:59.79 11:37
141 15/30 2197 Melissa Stephenson 27 F Racine WI 36:46.10 11:52
142 16/30 2252 Kathryn Payne 25 F 36:48.46 11:53
143 11/14 2109 Allison Lehman 24 F Racine WI 36:48.59 11:53
144 10/13 2242 Pula Reddy 39 M 36:51.40 11:54
145 14/34 2123 Sridevi Manne 39 F Racine WI 36:52.95 11:54
146 10/22 2188 Susan Schleicher 41 F Racine WI 36:58.27 11:56
147 7/7 2056 Derrick Flowers 34 M Racine WI 36:58.43 11:56
148 1/5 2158 Jane Paulson 58 F Racine WI 37:02.34 11:57
149 11/22 2009 Linda Bauer 44 F Racine WI 37:05.59 11:58
150 20/29 2175 Melanie Rasmussen 33 F Racine WI 37:14.01 12:01
MT PLEASANT 5K (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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151 17/30 2210 Jackie Ulinski 27 F Racine WI 37:17.85 12:02
152 15/34 2116 Tami-Lea MacKey 37 F Oak Creek WA 37:26.00 12:05
153 18/30 2187 Kristin Schieble 25 F Greenfield WI 37:26.53 12:05
154 7/11 2043 Tina Davis 49 F Racine WI 37:40.67 12:10
155 12/14 2115 Jessica Lyon 23 F Wi WI 37:42.67 12:10
156 12/22 2098 Sridevi Koritala 44 F Racine WI 37:44.42 12:11
157 21/29 2141 Shannon Morgan 30 F Racine WI 37:57.88 12:15
158 9/9 2125 Bradley Marciniak 52 M Caledonia WI 38:00.72 12:16
159 13/22 2075 Debbie Hart 41 F Antioch IL 38:12.61 12:20
160 11/13 2189 Andrew Seidler 36 M Racine WI 38:15.59 12:21
161 8/11 2218 Denise Walder 47 F Franksville WI 38:18.18 12:22
162 12/13 2219 Sean Walker 35 M Waukegan IL 38:31.02 12:26
163 19/30 2018 Jordan Brigman 29 F Racine WI 38:56.38 12:34
164 5/5 2193 Michael Skowronski 48 M Muskego WI 39:03.01 12:36
165 16/34 2192 Danielle Skowronski 36 F Muskego WI 39:03.62 12:37
166 17/34 2001 Brenda Abbott 38 F Union Grove WI 39:25.73 12:44
167 18/34 2233 Erika Zorko 38 F Kansasville WI 39:25.79 12:44
168 20/30 2212 Cathy Vandoske 25 F Racine WI 39:33.55 12:46
169 6/8 2012 Susan Beckett 50 F Racine WI 39:37.63 12:47
170 9/12 2168 Hope Quilling 10 F Burlington WI 39:47.64 12:51
171 22/29 2204 Elizabeth Taylor 32 F Kenosha WI 39:51.72 12:52
172 19/34 2034 Katie Coca 37 F Racine WI 39:51.94 12:52
173 20/34 2150 Suzanne Norby 39 F Rochester MN 40:10.54 12:58
174 21/30 2120 Tara Maioriello 26 F Woodridge IL 40:18.38 13:01
175 23/29 2129 Jennifer Martin 32 F Racine WI 40:42.06 13:08
176 22/30 2235 Sara Anderson 26 F Racine WI 40:42.20 13:08
177 23/30 2134 Leah Mekemson 29 F Racine WI 40:43.44 13:09
178 24/29 2095 Crista Kochanski 30 F Racine WI 40:43.61 13:09
179 13/14 2234 Elizabeth Zurawski 24 F Racine WI 41:00.05 13:14
180 24/30 2022 Katie Bullmore 27 F Franklin WI 41:07.66 13:17
181 25/29 2223 Lisa Willis 33 F Union Grove WI 41:14.62 13:19
182 14/22 2094 Shelley Keiser 42 F Racine WI 41:14.78 13:19
183 15/22 2151 Jenine Ohara 40 F Gurnee IL 41:23.69 13:22
184 26/29 2016 Colleen Booth 34 F Wind Lake WI 42:27.22 13:42
185 27/29 2024 Mary Burazin 33 F Oak Creek WI 42:46.28 13:48
186 21/34 2190 Tricia Seidler 36 F Racine WI 43:43.52 14:07
187 25/30 2208 Tracy Tomlinson 25 F Racine WI 44:03.45 14:13
188 2/5 2076 Katherine Hazelwood 58 F Racine WI 45:43.09 14:45
189 22/34 2020 Melissa Brouwers 38 F Union Grove WI 46:32.11 15:01
190 2/2 2083 Robert Holroyd 73 M Racine WI 46:32.14 15:01
191 23/34 2060 Michelle Garcia 38 F Burlington WI 46:32.34 15:01
192 16/22 2132 Jenny Maxwell 41 F Racine WI 47:18.18 15:16
193 17/22 2198 Heidi Strangberg 41 F Kenosha WI 47:18.24 15:16
194 26/30 2088 Nicole Jodat 26 F Oak Creek WI 47:27.32 15:19
195 14/14 2166 Stefani Povolo 24 F South Milwaukee WI 47:27.48 15:19
196 3/5 2122 Ruth Mandala 58 F Racine WI 47:42.57 15:24
197 27/30 2156 Laura Ostrowski 28 F Racine WI 47:49.86 15:26
198 28/30 2037 Stephanie Crawford 26 F Racine WI 48:39.00 15:42
199 9/11 2038 Tracey Crawford 46 F Sturtevant WI 48:39.05 15:42
200 24/34 2080 Chris Holle 37 F Racine WI 48:57.82 15:48
201 7/8 2236 Carol Spranger 52 F Racine WI 49:07.84 15:51
202 18/22 2135 Holli Miller 44 F Racine WI 49:10.75 15:52
203 11/11 2029 Tim Carls 40 M Racine WI 49:33.29 16:00
204 19/22 2027 Franca Carls 42 F Racine WI 49:33.59 16:00
205 10/11 2058 Teresa Frazer 47 F Somers WI 49:52.95 16:06
206 2/2 2050 Janet Eppers 61 F Beach Park IL 49:53.38 16:06
207 10/12 2053 Natalie Erickson 13 F Waterford WI 50:04.61 16:10
208 11/12 2051 Alyssa Erickson 16 F Waterford WI 50:07.58 16:11
209 20/22 2052 Chris Erickson 43 F Waterford WI 50:47.09 16:23
210 25/34 2153 Dana Olson 38 F Burlington WI 50:47.37 16:24
211 28/29 2222 Virginia Weiss 34 F Racine WI 51:22.76 16:35
212 26/34 2063 Nickie Giammarino 38 F Scottsdale AZ 51:24.54 16:36
213 29/29 2078 Barbara Helding 33 F Sturtevant WI 51:25.12 16:36
214 27/34 2019 Marcie Brim 38 F Racine WI 51:38.13 16:40
215 28/34 2149 Vicki Nix 36 F Highland Park IL 51:38.48 16:40
216 21/22 2241 Ruth Kunich 43 F 53:01.94 17:07
217 12/12 2104 Ashlie Kunich 17 F Kenosha WI 53:01.96 17:07
218 29/30 2006 Kelly Arndt 29 F Kenosha WI 53:51.12 17:23
219 22/22 2264 Isabell Mueller 42 F 54:24.16 17:33
220 13/13 2107 Richard Larsen 39 M Racine WI 54:54.27 17:43
221 4/5 2087 Debbie Jensen 59 F Bristol WI 54:54.27 17:43
222 29/34 2036 Virginia Coulthard 38 F Gurnee IL 55:13.42 17:49
223 30/34 2183 Christina Rodriguez 35 F Racine WI 57:44.87 18:38
224 31/34 2160 Jenny Petrick 36 F Racine WI 58:05.17 18:45
225 32/34 2044 Amy Dittlof 36 F Racine WI 58:05.17 18:45
MT PLEASANT 5K (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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226 33/34 2106 Jennifer Laplante 37 F Racine WI 58:14.48 18:48
227 8/8 2179 Kathleen Reyheart 54 F Racine WI 59:13.18 19:07
228 11/11 2245 Barbara Rasmussen 48 F 59:13.28 19:07
229 5/5 2217 Judith Walborn 55 F Racine WI 59:14.83 19:07
230 1/1 2180 Barb Rigden 72 F Racine WI 1:02:36.11 20:12
231 34/34 2263 Rebecca Young 35 F 1:03:21.01 20:27
232 30/30 2103 Jennifer Kumm 28 F Racine WI 1:03:21.18 20:27
==================================
HM MALE OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
==================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== ===
1 234 Jason Meekma 29 RACINE WI 1:22:07.8
NUMBER STARTED: 159
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
===================================
HM FEMALE OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
===================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== ===
1 97 Colleen Eland 32 RACINE WI 1:30:48.3
NUMBER STARTED: 192
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
==================================
HM MALE MASTER OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
==================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== ===
1 68 Tom Chisholm 42 GLENVIEW IL 1:23:43.4
NUMBER STARTED: 79
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
===================================
HM FEMALE MASTER OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
====================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== ===
1 69 Jennifer Christensen 40 PLEASANT PRAIRIE WI 1:35:13.7
NUMBER STARTED: 58
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
=======================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 19 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 86 256 Douglas Noe 17 RACINE WI 1:51:41.3
2 119 30 Jared Banaszak 19 RACINE WI 1:56:06.1
3 149 373 Evan Wilson 19 PLATTEVILLE WI 2:02:47.8
4 150 35 Ethan Becker 19 OAK PARK IL 2:02:50.7
NUMBER STARTED: 4
======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 19 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 180 171 Michaela Keiser 19 RACINE WI 2:08:42.6
2 217 103 Nikki Erickson 18 WATERFORD WI 2:15:13.8
3 235 243 Danielle Moore 13 STURTEVANT WI 2:19:33.8
NUMBER STARTED: 3
==========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 17 207 Andrew Livermore 24 MADISON WI 1:36:07.0
2 18 226 Josh Mayer 24 SHEBOYGAN WI 1:36:07.2
3 24 59 Matthew Caldis 24 CHICAGO IL 1:38:19.4
4 26 183 Matthew Kopetsky 24 MADISON WI 1:38:58.5
NUMBER STARTED: 15
=======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== =
1 39 309 Samantha Schiro 20 RACINE WI 1:43:38.7
2 81 399 Rachel Durfey 24 1:51:11.9
3 90 74 Jennifer Coon 23 MANHATAN IL 1:51:45.5
4 95 70 Amy Clark 21 RACINE WI 1:52:30.6
NUMBER STARTED: 14
========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
1 3 330 Andrew Steenrod 25 RACINE WI 1:27:27.5
2 22 389 Dan Hubbard 25 KENOSHA WI 1:37:49.0
3 23 323 Kevin Sladek 25 NAPERVILLE IL 1:38:06.9
4 35 188 Dan Krueger 29 RACINE WI 1:42:52.1
NUMBER STARTED: 15
======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 29 331 Kelli Steenrod 26 RACINE WI 1:39:22.7
2 38 391 Tiffany Belongia 25 OAK CREEK WI 1:43:37.5
3 62 287 Rebecca Pucely 28 RACINE WI 1:48:25.8
4 69 338 Stef Strauss-Thompkin 27 RACINE WI 1:50:04.8
NUMBER STARTED: 38
==========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 4 98 Paul Elcano 34 RACINE WI 1:29:58.0
2 11 401 Federico Ribeiro 31 1:33:01.0
3 12 283 Brian Porter 31 VERONA WI 1:34:04.4
4 40 366 Nathan Walker 32 RACINE WI 1:44:46.9
NUMBER STARTED: 21
======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 13 160 Mary Jantz 31 MOUNT PLEASANT WI 1:34:35.2
2 31 40 Becky Biedrzycki 34 RACINE WI 1:40:58.4
3 32 185 Heather Kralj 31 CHICAGO IL 1:41:35.7
4 33 354 Carrie Urban 32 WAUKESHA WI 1:41:39.2
NUMBER STARTED: 43
=========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 34 13 Jason (jay) Anders 36 SUSSEX WI 1:42:01.1
2 37 102 Mark Erickson 37 BURLINGTON WI 1:43:25.5
3 42 306 Edwin Sandle 35 RACINE WI 1:45:27.3
4 44 252 Eric Nelson 36 RACINE WI 1:45:45.3
NUMBER STARTED: 24
=======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
1 20 290 Christine Quiros 35 CHICAGO IL 1:37:12.8
2 27 336 Anne Stillman 36 RACINE WI 1:39:14.0
3 66 165 Annemarie Kaiser 38 MILWAUKEE WI 1:49:39.1
4 80 174 Amy Keup 39 WAUKESHA WI 1:51:09.5
NUMBER STARTED: 35
====================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
====================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ====================
1 5 27 Dave Avila 42 RACINE WI 1:30:13.0
2 10 189 Daryl Kruse 44 RACINE WI 1:31:24.0
3 14 315 Mark Schultz 41 ROSCOE IL 1:35:09.0
4 21 261 Troy Ohara 41 GURNEE IL 1:37:37.0
NUMBER STARTED: 28
======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=====================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 41 281 Renae Pingel 40 SUN PRAIRIE WI 1:45:02.9
2 57 289 Sue Quinette 44 EAGLE WI 1:47:56.3
3 63 84 Nona Dominici 43 RACINE WI 1:49:03.6
4 85 139 Paula Hatch 41 RACINE WI 1:51:26.0
NUMBER STARTED: 24
=====================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 45 - 49 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=====================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 7 62 Jesus Castillo 45 RACINE WI 1:30:59.9
2 8 288 Kevin Quinette 45 RACINE WI 1:31:00.0
3 9 96 Martin Dwyer 48 KINGSTON IL 1:31:13.7
4 25 270 Stefan Pavlik 47 RACINE WI 1:38:20.3
NUMBER STARTED: 25
======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 45 - 49 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 16 190 Georgine Kudrna 49 RACINE WI 1:36:00.5
2 50 404 Anne Thatcher 48 1:46:58.8
3 101 344 Teri Taylor 47 RACINE WI 1:53:24.3
4 115 119 Kristin Fritz 45 RACINE WI 1:55:36.5
NUMBER STARTED: 15
==========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 50 - 54 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === =
1 19 176 David Knorowski 52 CHICAGO IL 1:36:58.3
2 43 209 Tony Loyd 51 RACINE WI 1:45:36.4
3 71 259 Lee Obluck 51 BROOKFIELD WI 1:50:06.7
4 106 87 James Doty 52 OMRO WI 1:54:10.2
NUMBER STARTED: 15
=====================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 50 - 54 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=====================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 140 271 Margaret Payne 54 RACINE WI 2:00:34.8
2 196 266 Debra Pallex 50 ALGOMA WI 2:11:19.6
3 231 326 Michel Sorrentino-Poo 50 ORLAND PARK IL 2:17:21.1
4 255 94 Christine Dusell 52 OAK PARK IL 2:25:46.5
NUMBER STARTED: 9
========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 55 - 59 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
1 59 225 Joel Maurer 55 DEKALB IL 1:48:21.3
2 70 55 Steve Brinkman 56 KENOSHA WI 1:50:05.0
3 77 144 Gregg Herman 57 GLENDALE WI 1:51:05.2
4 79 221 Charles Martin 56 RACINE WI 1:51:08.5
NUMBER STARTED: 7
=========================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 55 - 59 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 152 112 Lynne Feiertag 59 FORT WAYNE IN 2:03:06.1
2 238 390 Cathie Lehman 56 RACINE WI 2:20:07.2
3 254 325 Colombe Smithdeal 55 AVONDALE AZ 2:24:25.3
4 257 177 Connie Kobitter 57 LISLE IL 2:26:41.5
NUMBER STARTED: 8
======================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 60 - 64 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 233 231 David McGrath 61 KENOSHA WI 2:17:40.2
2 256 269 David Paulson 62 RACINE WI 2:26:10.8
3 283 111 John Feiertag 62 FORT WAYNE IN 2:34:12.1
NUMBER STARTED: 3
=======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 60 - 64 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== =
1 347 31 Lila Bannister 60 RACINE WI 3:47:11.2
NUMBER STARTED: 1
===========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 65 - 69 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
NUMBER STARTED: 0
===========================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 65 - 69 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===============================================================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
NUMBER STARTED: 0
==========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 70 - 98 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
NUMBER STARTED: 0
============================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 70 - 98 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
NUMBER STARTED: 0
============================================
5K MALE OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
============================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== === ========
1 2230 Nathan Ziegler 31 MADISON WI 20:05.2
NUMBER STARTED: 64
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
=========================================
5K FEMALE OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
========================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== === ====
1 2161 Nicole Phelps 19 LISLE IL 23:08.0
NUMBER STARTED: 168
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
===========================================
5K MALE MASTER OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
===========================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== === =======
1 2238 Ricky Barr 42 STURTEVANT WI 21:23.3
NUMBER STARTED: 30
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
========================================
5K FEMALE MASTER OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
=======================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== === ===
1 2100 Amy Krenz 44 WEST ALLIS WI 26:25.0
NUMBER STARTED: 49
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
============================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 19 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ===
1 11 2152 Kyle Ohara 16 GURNEE IL 0:23:27.6
2 45 2220 Brian Warner 14 MCHENRY IL 0:27:16.6
3 57 2154 Logan Orlowski 11 OAK CREEK WI 0:28:15.0
NUMBER STARTED: 3
============================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 19 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ===
1 10 2005 Kayla Arbet 18 BURLINGTON WI 0:23:15.7
2 47 2255 Alyse Mikoles 18 0:27:20.6
3 48 2221 Brooke Warner 12 MCHENRY IL 0:27:27.7
4 62 2224 Allie Witek 11 RACINE WI 0:28:40.1
NUMBER STARTED: 11
==========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
NUMBER STARTED: 0
==========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 28 2046 Lisa Dretske 24 KENOSHA WI 0:25:46.3
2 37 2199 Anna Szuberski 21 KENOSHA WI 0:26:29.6
3 59 2138 Rachel Monroe 20 KENOSHA WI 0:28:17.6
4 83 2162 Tracy Phillips 24 STURTEVANT WI 0:30:05.8
NUMBER STARTED: 14
=============================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
1 2 2186 Michael Sauve 28 RACINE WI 0:21:14.1
2 14 2227 Craig Zakowski 26 SOUTH MILWAUKEE WI 0:23:54.2
3 30 2131 Gregory Mauldin 27 RACINE WI 0:26:03.9
4 51 2004 Jamie Anderson 25 PLEASANT PRAIRIE WI 0:27:44.7
NUMBER STARTED: 8
============================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
1 21 2099 Rachel Kotrba 28 BURLINGTON WI 0:25:19.8
2 25 2079 Angela Herzog 28 STURTEVANT WI 0:25:44.5
3 27 2256 Jennifer Theones 26 0:25:45.1
4 39 2145 Amanda Mudrak 25 RACINE WI 0:26:45.8
NUMBER STARTED: 30
===========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
1 4 2260 Raul Chavez 33 0:21:58.3
2 7 2112 Levi Luck 30 RACINE WI 0:22:48.4
3 13 2148 Ryan Nielsen 33 RACINE WI 0:23:51.0
4 93 2023 Bryce Burazin 33 OAK CREEK WI 0:31:09.7
NUMBER STARTED: 6
==========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === =
1 15 2232 Danielle Zipperer 31 WRIGHTSTOWN WI 0:23:54.8
2 17 2061 Luz Garcia-Wright 32 RACINE WI 0:24:57.5
3 18 2259 Lisa Stilling 32 0:25:04.7
4 20 2017 Elizabeth Boughey 30 RACINE WI 0:25:11.2
NUMBER STARTED: 29
===========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
1 12 2097 Przemyslaw Kolanko 36 KENOSHA WI 0:23:44.3
2 19 2117 Mike Mahnke 36 RACINE WI 0:25:09.2
3 22 2237 Jamie Harris 36 RACINE WI 0:25:28.3
4 23 2262 Dan Sindak 39 0:25:31.3
NUMBER STARTED: 13
======================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 24 2170 Tanya Quilling 37 BURLINGTON WI 0:25:40.3
2 33 2077 Sarah Heathcock 37 RACINE WI 0:26:18.7
3 50 2240 Kristin Borzynski 39 0:27:38.6
4 52 2246 Katherine Trevino 36 0:27:47.2
NUMBER STARTED: 34
============================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 5 2089 Lowell Johnson Jr 41 RACINE WI 0:22:40.2
2 8 2113 Dennis Lynch 43 SUSSEX WI 0:22:58.9
3 34 2010 Mark Bawiec 40 RACINE WI 0:26:18.8
4 43 2205 Jt - Julius Theisz 43 LAKE GENEVA WI 0:26:56.8
NUMBER STARTED: 10
=========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 78 2214 Traci Vizer 40 LENA WI 0:29:52.1
2 87 2261 Nicole Sansouci 42 0:30:38.0
3 95 2144 Stephi Mortensen 43 KENOSHA WI 0:31:17.5
4 103 2185 Dawn Sandle 41 RACINE WI 0:31:39.1
NUMBER STARTED: 21
=========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 45 - 49 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 32 2084 Theodore Holroyd 46 KENOSHA WI 0:26:11.0
2 36 2054 Larry Ertl 47 FRANKSVILLE WI 0:26:25.6
3 110 2126 Brent Marciniak 49 CALEDONIA WI 0:32:35.9
4 119 2174 Robert Ramczyk 46 RACINE WI 0:33:24.9
NUMBER STARTED: 5
=============================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 45 - 49 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ====
54 2118 Jeanne Main 45 KENOSHA WI 0:27:52.1
2 118 2173 Brenda Ramczyk 47 RACINE WI 0:33:24.6
3 130 2059 Lori Fritz 47 RACINE WI 0:34:39.2
4 131 2021 Guida Brown 45 KENOSHA WI 0:34:47.2
NUMBER STARTED: 11
========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 50 - 54 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
1 16 2065 David Gipp 54 BROOKFIELD WI 0:24:54.4
2 29 2067 Roger Gipp 54 MILWAUKEE WI 0:26:01.3
3 40 2265 Mark Kaprellian 54 0:26:46.0
4 41 2066 Kenneth Gipp 52 RACINE WI 0:26:54.9
NUMBER STARTED: 9
======================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 50 - 54 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 66 2229 Annette Ziegler 54 VERONA WI 0:28:55.9
2 86 2025 Beth Canfield 51 RACINE WI 0:30:33.8
3 97 2250 Kathy Gunderson 50 0:31:24.2
4 128 2254 Sandra Mikoles 50 0:34:31.9
NUMBER STARTED: 8
=========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 55 - 59 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === =
1 38 2031 Thomas Chiapete 56 RACINE WI 0:26:44.4
2 49 2184 Tom Rudey 58 MT. PLEASANT WI 0:27:30.9
NUMBER STARTED: 2
==========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 55 - 59 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 148 2158 Jane Paulson 58 RACINE WI 0:37:02.4
2 188 2076 Katherine Hazelwood 58 RACINE WI 0:45:43.1
3 196 2122 Ruth Mandala 58 RACINE WI 0:47:42.6
4 221 2087 Debbie Jensen 59 BRISTOL WI 0:54:54.3
NUMBER STARTED: 5
=========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 60 - 64 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 6 2253 Dennis Eden 60 0:22:42.0
NUMBER STARTED: 1
========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 60 - 64 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
1 104 2055 Carolyn Flanigan 63 RACINE WI 0:31:56.8
2 206 2050 Janet Eppers 61 BEACH PARK IL 0:49:53.4
NUMBER STARTED: 2
===========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 65 - 69 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
NUMBER STARTED: 0
==========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 65 - 69 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === =
NUMBER STARTED: 0
===========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 70 - 98 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
1 44 2072 Carl Granetzke 70 RACINE WI 0:27:09.3
2 190 2083 Robert Holroyd 73 RACINE WI 0:46:32.2
NUMBER STARTED: 2
==========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 70 - 98 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === =
1 230 2180 Barb Rigden 72 RACINE WI 1:02:36.2
NUMBER STARTED: 1
Results are also available on the event's website, HERE.
MT PLEASANT HALF MARATHON
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ===== ===================
1 1/16 234 Jason Meekma 29 M Racine WI 1:22:07.07 6:17
2 1/29 68 Tom Chisholm 42 M Glenview IL 1:23:42.46 6:24
3 2/16 330 Andrew Steenrod 25 M Racine WI 1:27:27.47 6:41
4 1/21 98 Paul Elcano 34 M Racine WI 1:29:57.99 6:53
5 2/29 27 Dave Avila 42 M Racine WI 1:30:12.92 6:54
6 1/43 97 Colleen Eland 32 F Racine WI 1:30:46.83 6:56
7 1/25 62 Jesus Castillo 45 M Racine WI 1:30:59.88 6:57
8 2/25 288 Kevin Quinette 45 M Racine WI 1:31:00.00 6:57
9 3/25 96 Martin Dwyer 48 M Kingston IL 1:31:13.62 6:58
10 3/29 189 Daryl Kruse 44 M Racine WI 1:31:23.98 6:59
11 2/21 401 Federico Ribeiro 31 M 1:33:00.92 7:07
12 3/21 283 Brian Porter 31 M Verona WI 1:34:04.34 7:11
13 2/43 160 Mary Jantz 31 F Mount Pleasant WI 1:34:35.20 7:14
14 4/29 315 Mark Schultz 41 M Roscoe IL 1:35:09.00 7:16
15 1/25 69 Jennifer Christense 40 F Pleasant Prairie WI 1:35:09.35 7:16
16 1/14 190 Georgine Kudrna 49 F Racine WI 1:36:00.43 7:20
17 1/15 207 Andrew Livermore 24 M Madison WI 1:36:06.92 7:21
18 2/15 226 Josh Mayer 24 M Sheboygan WI 1:36:07.20 7:21
19 1/15 176 David Knorowski 52 M Chicago IL 1:36:58.26 7:25
20 1/34 290 Christine Quiros 35 F Chicago IL 1:37:12.73 7:26
21 5/29 261 Troy Ohara 41 M Gurnee IL 1:37:36.96 7:28
22 3/16 389 Dan Hubbard 25 M Kenosha WI 1:37:48.91 7:29
23 4/16 323 Kevin Sladek 25 M Naperville IL 1:38:06.90 7:30
24 3/15 59 Matthew Caldis 24 M Chicago IL 1:38:19.33 7:31
25 4/25 270 Stefan Pavlik 47 M Racine WI 1:38:20.29 7:31
26 4/15 183 Matthew Kopetsky 24 M Madison WI 1:38:58.47 7:34
27 2/34 336 Anne Stillman 36 F Racine WI 1:39:13.96 7:35
28 5/25 86 Niel Donnelley 47 M Lake Forest IL 1:39:22.42 7:36
29 1/38 331 Kelli Steenrod 26 F Racine WI 1:39:22.67 7:36
30 6/29 152 Erik Hokanson 40 M Franklin WI 1:39:28.21 7:36
31 3/43 40 Becky Biedrzycki 34 F Racine WI 1:40:58.40 7:43
32 4/43 185 Heather Kralj 31 F Chicago IL 1:41:35.69 7:46
33 5/43 354 Carrie Urban 32 F Waukesha WI 1:41:39.13 7:46
34 1/24 13 Jason (jay) Anders 36 M Sussex WI 1:42:01.02 7:48
35 5/16 188 Dan Krueger 29 M Racine WI 1:42:52.07 7:52
36 6/25 318 Greg Searcy 47 M Watertown WI 1:43:06.58 7:53
37 2/24 102 Mark Erickson 37 M Burlington WI 1:43:25.43 7:54
38 2/38 391 Tiffany Belongia 25 F Oak Creek WI 1:43:37.42 7:55
39 1/14 309 Samantha Schiro 20 F Racine WI 1:43:38.63 7:55
40 4/21 366 Nathan Walker 32 M Racine WI 1:44:46.82 8:00
41 2/25 281 Renae Pingel 40 F Sun Prairie WI 1:45:02.90 8:02
42 3/24 306 Edwin Sandle 35 M Racine WI 1:45:27.29 8:03
43 2/15 209 Tony Loyd 51 M Racine WI 1:45:36.39 8:04
44 4/24 252 Eric Nelson 36 M Racine WI 1:45:45.27 8:05
45 7/25 159 Paul Jacob 49 M Racine WI 1:45:57.38 8:06
46 7/29 310 David Schlagman 41 M Ingleside IL 1:46:24.25 8:08
47 5/15 273 Michael Payne 23 M Racine WI 1:46:27.00 8:08
48 6/43 296 Carrie Richmond 34 F Racine WI 1:46:43.50 8:09
49 8/29 153 Ed Holle 40 M Racine WI 1:46:44.30 8:09
50 2/14 404 Anne Thatcher 48 F 1:46:58.75 8:10
51 5/24 219 Fred Manchester 37 M Racine WI 1:46:59.99 8:11
52 8/25 36 Timothy Beckfield 47 M Union Grove WI 1:47:09.10 8:11
53 9/29 20 David Andrews 43 M Gurnee IL 1:47:13.50 8:12
54 7/43 258 Melissa Northup 33 F Racine WI 1:47:22.05 8:12
55 8/43 242 Libby Montoure 34 F Mukwonago WI 1:47:29.28 8:13
56 6/24 25 David Arvai 37 M Franksville WI 1:47:31.91 8:13
57 3/25 289 Sue Quinette 44 F Eagle WI 1:47:56.22 8:15
58 7/24 368 Jeff Weiss 39 M Kenosha WI 1:48:05.80 8:16
59 1/7 225 Joel Maurer 55 M Dekalb IL 1:48:21.23 8:17
60 6/16 229 Dan McDowell 29 M Wildwood IL 1:48:21.45 8:17
61 6/15 262 Peter Olesen 23 M Chicago IL 1:48:24.52 8:17
62 3/38 287 Rebecca Pucely 28 F Racine WI 1:48:25.78 8:17
63 4/25 84 Nona Dominici 43 F Racine WI 1:49:03.54 8:20
64 8/24 109 Chris Fannin 38 M Racine WI 1:49:15.39 8:21
65 9/43 362 Julie Wagner 30 F Eagle WI 1:49:31.57 8:22
66 3/34 165 Annemarie Kaiser 38 F Milwaukee WI 1:49:39.05 8:23
67 10/29 265 William Paladino 40 M Cudahy WI 1:49:47.48 8:23
68 9/24 164 Jason Johnson 35 M Wheeling IL 1:50:04.37 8:25
69 4/38 338 Stef Strauss-Thompk 27 F Racine WI 1:50:04.73 8:25
70 2/7 55 Steve Brinkman 56 M Kenosha WI 1:50:04.93 8:25
71 3/15 259 Lee Obluck 51 M Brookfield WI 1:50:06.67 8:25
72 5/21 292 Nick Recker 30 M Racine WI 1:50:13.75 8:25
73 9/25 72 Dennis Collins 45 M Kenosha WI 1:50:36.74 8:27
74 5/38 215 Laura Main 26 F Rockford IL 1:50:38.06 8:27
75 10/24 46 Matt Blocker 39 M Leland IL 1:50:38.65 8:27
MT PLEASANT HALF MARATHON (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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76 7/15 58 Tom Butt 24 M Madison WI 1:50:56.05 8:29
77 3/7 144 Gregg Herman 57 M Glendale WI 1:51:05.11 8:29
78 6/21 89 Brad Draeger 31 M Jackson WI 1:51:06.20 8:29
79 4/7 221 Charles Martin 56 M Racine WI 1:51:08.46 8:30
80 4/34 174 Amy Keup 39 F Waukesha WI 1:51:09.45 8:30
81 2/14 399 Rachel Durfey 24 F 1:51:11.83 8:30
82 5/34 313 Erin Schroeder 38 F Lake Villa IL 1:51:16.12 8:30
83 6/34 37 Beth Behrens 35 F Lake Villa IL 1:51:16.54 8:30
84 6/38 73 Kelly Conrad 29 F Naperville IL 1:51:20.25 8:30
85 5/25 139 Paula Hatch 41 F Racine WI 1:51:25.98 8:31
86 1/4 256 Douglas Noe 17 M Racine WI 1:51:41.24 8:32
87 7/16 303 Paul Runnoe 26 M Franksville WI 1:51:43.08 8:32
88 7/38 371 Lisa Wiesner 28 F Racine WI 1:51:43.71 8:32
89 8/38 302 Jenn Runnoe 25 F Franksville WI 1:51:44.01 8:32
90 3/14 74 Jennifer Coon 23 F Manhatan IL 1:51:45.45 8:32
91 11/29 128 Greg Gravunder 43 M Racine WI 1:52:00.43 8:34
92 12/29 367 Stuart Warner 43 M McHenry IL 1:52:08.61 8:34
93 8/15 65 Matthew Chiapete 21 M Racine WI 1:52:08.66 8:34
94 10/25 78 Bill Czaja 48 M Waterford WI 1:52:12.36 8:34
95 4/14 70 Amy Clark 21 F Racine WI 1:52:30.51 8:36
96 10/43 282 Melissa Polivka 32 F Evanston IL 1:52:35.76 8:36
97 13/29 79 Raymond Dahlstrom 43 M Racine WI 1:52:52.97 8:38
98 11/43 347 Amanda Tiffany 34 F Kenosha WI 1:52:59.34 8:38
99 11/25 251 Douglas Nedza 45 M Mauston WI 1:53:12.62 8:39
100 5/14 392 Ann Silvasi 24 F 1:53:22.78 8:40
101 3/14 344 Teri Taylor 47 F Racine WI 1:53:24.28 8:40
102 9/38 291 Jennifer Ranker 29 F Burlington WI 1:53:35.54 8:41
103 14/29 388 Murthy Munagaualasa 41 M 1:53:56.86 8:42
104 7/34 304 Chantil Ruud 38 F Franksville WI 1:53:57.96 8:42
105 6/25 127 Hilary Goldsmith 43 F Racine WI 1:53:59.51 8:43
106 4/15 87 James Doty 52 M Omro WI 1:54:10.17 8:43
107 12/25 227 Chip Mazurek 46 M Racine WI 1:54:25.88 8:45
108 15/29 60 Kevin Carmody 42 M Mundelein IL 1:54:51.03 8:47
109 10/38 328 Jennifer Sponholtz 25 F Des Plaines IL 1:54:52.96 8:47
110 8/34 355 Jean Vargas 36 F Lake Villa IL 1:54:55.96 8:47
111 7/21 377 Wayne Worden 34 M Racine WI 1:55:01.21 8:47
112 11/38 181 Kristin Konicek 26 F Franksville WI 1:55:17.73 8:49
113 9/15 15 Eric Anderson 23 M Madison WI 1:55:19.15 8:49
114 16/29 393 Paul Madden 43 M 1:55:19.17 8:49
115 4/14 119 Kristin Fritz 45 F Racine WI 1:55:36.48 8:50
116 9/34 63 Shawn Castino 39 F Cary IL 1:55:44.77 8:51
117 17/29 364 James Walker 44 M Racine WI 1:56:01.33 8:52
118 13/25 33 Michael Bartman 47 M Pewaukee WI 1:56:05.93 8:52
119 2/4 30 Jared Banaszak 19 M Racine WI 1:56:06.06 8:52
120 5/15 395 Paul Mares 52 M 1:56:18.68 8:53
121 18/29 386 Troy Rosengarten 42 M Milwaukee WI 1:56:26.20 8:54
122 11/24 375 Thomas Witek Jr 35 M Racine WI 1:56:36.13 8:55
123 12/38 16 Erin Anderson 29 F Pleasant Prairie WI 1:56:51.60 8:56
124 8/16 18 Ryan Anderson 29 M Pleasant Prairie WI 1:56:51.66 8:56
125 8/21 285 Keith Poulsen 31 M Lodi WI 1:56:52.07 8:56
126 12/43 202 Kelli Lindstrom 31 F Oak Creek WI 1:57:12.91 8:57
127 10/15 54 Taylor Brigman 21 M Racine WI 1:57:13.04 8:57
128 9/16 321 Jeff Siedschlag 27 M Edgerton WI 1:57:25.83 8:58
129 19/29 384 Mike Zimny 42 M Trevor WI 1:58:02.92 9:01
130 20/29 398 Jim Larsen 44 M 1:58:09.65 9:02
131 11/15 333 Kyle Stephenson 23 M Racine WI 1:58:21.22 9:03
132 6/15 345 Tracy Theesfeld 50 M Frankfort IL 1:58:26.22 9:03
133 12/24 348 Mark Tisdale 36 M Racine WI 1:58:44.30 9:04
134 5/14 327 Sandy Spielmann 46 F Racine WI 1:58:44.76 9:04
135 13/43 294 Jenny Reid 33 F Racine WI 1:58:52.42 9:05
136 6/14 124 Katie Gehrand 21 F Union Grove WI 1:58:57.92 9:05
137 9/21 166 Mike Kamin 32 M Port Washington WI 1:59:27.97 9:08
138 7/15 402 Thomas Gedemer 52 M 1:59:48.46 9:09
139 8/15 272 Martin Payne 54 M Racine WI 2:00:34.04 9:13
140 1/9 271 Margaret Payne 54 F Racine WI 2:00:34.77 9:13
141 14/43 132 Malissa Hall 32 F Racine WI 2:00:38.56 9:13
142 7/14 305 Kimberly Rybicki 22 F Madison WI 2:00:40.38 9:13
143 15/43 374 Tanya Witek 32 F Racine WI 2:01:09.97 9:15
144 14/25 216 Jonathan Main 48 M Kenosha WI 2:01:52.89 9:19
145 21/29 134 John Hanson 44 M Racine WI 2:02:25.41 9:21
146 5/7 206 Pete Litzau 56 M Milwaukee WI 2:02:37.77 9:22
147 9/15 82 Michael Dederich 54 M Racine WI 2:02:39.82 9:22
148 12/15 204 Lee Linstroth 24 M Madison WI 2:02:43.50 9:23
149 3/4 373 Evan Wilson 19 M Platteville WI 2:02:47.75 9:23
150 4/4 35 Ethan Becker 19 M Oak Park IL 2:02:50.66 9:23
MT PLEASANT HALF MARATHON (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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151 6/14 44 Jayne Bjorge 45 F East Troy WI 2:02:56.09 9:24
152 1/8 112 Lynne Feiertag 59 F Fort Wayne IN 2:03:06.01 9:24
153 13/15 232 Ian McGregor 21 M Platteville WI 2:03:09.22 9:25
154 16/43 341 Stacy Swanson 34 F Kenosha WI 2:03:12.13 9:25
155 17/43 314 Chante Schultz 31 F Racine WI 2:04:04.91 9:29
156 15/25 76 Chuck Cornell 45 M Franklin WI 2:04:05.52 9:29
157 10/21 240 Jason Mihelich 30 M Milwaukee WI 2:04:23.05 9:30
158 18/43 90 Lisa Draeger 32 F Jackson WI 2:04:57.39 9:33
159 16/25 210 Carlos Loyo 48 M Chicago IL 2:05:03.29 9:33
160 11/21 293 Michael Reger 33 M West Allis WI 2:05:09.89 9:34
161 6/7 339 Darryl Sturino 55 M Racine WI 2:05:23.24 9:35
162 10/34 81 Lisa Davis 39 F Racine WI 2:05:24.61 9:35
163 19/43 370 Andria Wiesner 31 F Racine WI 2:05:34.26 9:36
164 13/24 172 David Kelly 38 M Kenosha WI 2:05:42.32 9:36
165 11/34 201 Stephany Lichter 36 F Franksville WI 2:06:04.40 9:38
166 20/43 71 Sandra Clark 34 F Ames IA 2:06:33.77 9:40
167 17/25 351 Daniel Toutant 48 M Racine WI 2:07:01.65 9:42
168 21/43 34 Laurie Bauer 33 F Racine WI 2:07:08.67 9:43
169 13/38 400 Ann Dias 29 F 2:07:21.09 9:44
170 7/25 360 Jennifer Wagner 42 F Union Grove WI 2:07:24.99 9:44
171 10/15 191 Stuart Kultgen 53 M Union Grove WI 2:07:25.35 9:44
172 14/38 192 Stephanie Labonte 27 F Rice Lake WI 2:07:38.18 9:45
173 12/21 180 Hans Kollinger 31 M Racine WI 2:07:47.60 9:46
174 22/29 254 Ronald Niego 40 M Chicago IL 2:07:52.09 9:46
175 12/34 394 Stephanie Johnson 35 F 2:08:18.19 9:48
176 14/24 378 John Ydunate 36 M Racine WI 2:08:25.68 9:49
177 15/38 143 Lori Hennessy 28 F Racine WI 2:08:26.38 9:49
178 23/29 104 Daniel Etes 40 M Mt Pleasant WI 2:08:30.22 9:49
179 22/43 276 Julie Perkowski 31 F Hubertus WI 2:08:37.30 9:50
180 1/3 171 Michaela Keiser 19 F Racine WI 2:08:42.60 9:50
181 24/29 298 Bill Robinette 44 M Racine WI 2:08:49.00 9:50
182 13/21 186 Todd Kreilkamp 34 M Fairmont MN 2:08:55.78 9:51
183 14/21 214 Thomas Lyle 30 M Racine WI 2:09:08.29 9:52
184 8/25 45 Shari Blake 41 F Sturtevant WI 2:09:31.90 9:54
185 9/25 248 Wendy Mueller 43 F Franksville WI 2:09:31.97 9:54
186 15/21 52 Gregory Brasure 30 M Racine WI 2:09:50.50 9:55
187 15/24 110 Matt Fannin 35 M Racine WI 2:09:55.08 9:56
188 10/25 135 Marilyn Hanson 42 F Racine WI 2:10:00.81 9:56
189 11/25 173 Susan Kennedy-Torin 40 F Racine WI 2:10:07.87 9:57
190 11/15 257 Richard Noe 50 M Racine WI 2:10:22.73 9:58
191 8/14 205 Lisa Linstroth 22 F Racine WI 2:10:31.59 9:58
192 13/34 381 Lisa Young 38 F Libertyville IL 2:10:36.31 9:59
193 23/43 95 Jennifer Dutton 31 F Oak Creek WI 2:10:49.39 10:00
194 16/38 311 Rachel Schmidt 26 F Algoma WI 2:11:01.80 10:01
195 16/24 17 Matthew Anderson 37 M Racine WI 2:11:09.34 10:01
196 2/9 266 Debra Pallex 50 F Algoma WI 2:11:19.57 10:02
197 18/25 113 Gary Fergus 47 M Racine WI 2:11:21.19 10:02
198 24/43 187 Emily Kron 33 F Racine WI 2:11:21.59 10:02
199 7/14 142 Debbie Heinz 45 F Round Lake IL 2:11:56.90 10:05
200 12/25 363 Patricia Wagner 40 F Green Bay WI 2:12:28.39 10:07
201 13/25 51 Valerie Bote 42 F Racine WI 2:12:29.67 10:07
202 17/24 379 Manuel Ydunate 37 M Racine WI 2:13:29.46 10:12
203 25/29 403 John Wilkins 42 M Sussex WI 2:13:33.78 10:12
204 17/38 353 Claire Trimarco 26 F Milwaukee WY 2:13:41.54 10:13
205 18/38 260 Kelly Oconnor 26 F Milwaukee WI 2:13:41.97 10:13
206 19/38 179 Erika Kollinger 26 F Rockford IL 2:13:44.57 10:13
207 9/14 158 Maggie Jackson 20 F Madison WI 2:14:06.52 10:15
208 10/14 312 Jenna Schonert 21 F Madison WI 2:14:07.20 10:15
209 11/14 149 Allison Hill 20 F Racine WI 2:14:08.23 10:15
210 19/25 320 Van Shields 47 M Racine WI 2:14:16.46 10:15
211 14/34 14 Amy Anderson 37 F Racine WI 2:14:22.22 10:16
212 20/38 195 Emily Larson Charle 28 F Wauwatosa WI 2:14:25.60 10:16
213 21/38 26 Amber Averill 27 F Germantown WI 2:14:34.62 10:17
214 10/16 322 Andrew Sims 26 M Milwaukee WI 2:14:35.02 10:17
215 15/34 249 Katie Mullens 35 F Cudahy WI 2:15:03.25 10:19
216 26/29 101 Lennie Erickson 44 M Waterford WI 2:15:13.73 10:20
217 2/3 103 Nikki Erickson 18 F Waterford WI 2:15:13.78 10:20
218 16/34 246 Clare Mork 36 F Racine WI 2:15:43.87 10:22
219 17/34 277 Mary Perkowski 38 F Colgate WI 2:15:54.44 10:23
220 8/14 308 Dana Scherff 45 F Mukwonago WI 2:16:06.71 10:24
221 25/43 284 Emily Porter 31 F Verona WI 2:16:07.99 10:24
222 22/38 123 Christine Gaumond 27 F Milwaukee WI 2:16:09.78 10:24
223 14/25 108 Kristine Evans 44 F Racine WI 2:16:25.86 10:25
224 23/38 217 Gina Makarios 28 F Racine WI 2:16:38.66 10:26
225 16/21 218 Matthew Makarios 30 M Racine WI 2:16:39.34 10:26
MT PLEASANT HALF MARATHON (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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226 26/43 100 Claire Erdmann 33 F Racine WI 2:16:43.84 10:27
227 27/43 279 Claire Pickering 32 F Racine WI 2:16:46.83 10:27
228 17/21 238 Joshua Meserole 34 M Sun Prairie WI 2:16:52.16 10:27
229 12/15 150 Richard Hoaglund 53 M Racine WI 2:17:11.00 10:29
230 24/38 387 Tara Hoaglund 25 F Racine WI 2:17:13.57 10:29
231 3/9 326 Michel Sorrentino-P 50 F Orland Park IL 2:17:21.01 10:30
232 9/14 300 Janelle Rogers 48 F Racine WI 2:17:34.72 10:31
233 1/3 231 David McGrath 61 M Kenosha WI 2:17:40.18 10:31
234 27/29 105 Tim Etes 42 M Racine WI 2:19:28.41 10:39
235 3/3 243 Danielle Moore 13 F Sturtevant WI 2:19:33.75 10:40
236 18/24 245 Danny Moore Jr. 39 M Sturtevant WI 2:19:36.65 10:40
237 18/34 208 Andrea Lowden 35 F Racine WI 2:19:48.86 10:41
238 2/8 390 Cathie Lehman 56 F Racine WI 2:20:07.20 10:42
239 25/38 91 Elizabeth Drzal 25 F Sturtevant WI 2:20:11.08 10:43
240 19/34 255 Jennifer Niemiec 36 F Franklin WI 2:20:14.85 10:43
241 20/25 38 David Benavides 46 M Burlington WI 2:21:36.36 10:49
242 13/15 329 John Stack 50 M Racine WI 2:21:41.39 10:49
243 28/29 197 Jeff Lasselle 42 M Racine WI 2:22:12.78 10:52
244 12/14 114 Alexandra Fiegel 20 F Iowa City IA 2:22:15.50 10:52
245 21/25 115 Richard Fiegel 49 M Racine WI 2:22:16.01 10:52
246 19/24 80 Kahtan Daker 39 M Chicago IL 2:23:09.96 10:56
247 26/38 376 Brandi Woodard 28 F Pleasant Prairie WI 2:23:29.01 10:58
248 28/43 43 Holly Bjorge 33 F Caledonia WI 2:23:47.83 10:59
249 20/34 163 Evelyn Johns 36 F Oak Creek WI 2:23:51.19 10:59
250 13/14 155 Lauren Horswill 21 F New Berlin WI 2:23:51.97 10:59
251 27/38 352 Rachel Treutelaar 29 F Racine WI 2:23:59.98 11:00
252 22/25 224 Steven Matter 49 M Racine WI 2:24:02.81 11:00
253 20/24 23 Jose Arevalo 38 M Racine WI 2:24:23.15 11:02
254 3/8 325 Colombe Smithdeal 55 F Avondale AZ 2:24:25.23 11:02
255 4/9 94 Christine Dusell 52 F Oak Park IL 2:25:46.41 11:08
256 2/3 269 David Paulson 62 M Racine WI 2:26:10.78 11:10
257 4/8 177 Connie Kobitter 57 F Lisle IL 2:26:41.46 11:12
258 29/43 319 Jodie Serrahn 33 F Round Lake IL 2:27:41.96 11:17
259 28/38 286 Jen Proite 27 F Racine WI 2:28:25.08 11:20
260 30/43 365 Katie Walker 33 F Racine WI 2:28:45.58 11:22
261 29/38 120 Nathalie Gallo 29 F Racine WI 2:29:03.15 11:23
262 30/38 148 Alicia Heuser 29 F Huntley IL 2:29:04.45 11:23
263 31/38 301 Lucy Rucks 29 F Kenosha WI 2:29:11.03 11:24
264 15/25 237 Carrie Mendiola 43 F Sugar Land TX 2:29:55.50 11:27
265 21/24 167 Brandon Kapellusch 37 M Racine WI 2:30:17.40 11:29
266 21/34 61 Amy Carter 36 F Franksville WI 2:30:58.95 11:32
267 11/16 198 Christopher Lehnert 29 M Milwaukee WI 2:31:08.63 11:33
268 31/43 182 Julie Konkol 34 F Racine WI 2:31:11.03 11:33
269 16/25 247 Laura Morman 44 F Mukwonago WI 2:31:19.96 11:34
270 32/43 129 Jamila Gray 32 F Milwaukee WI 2:31:28.99 11:34
271 33/43 178 Jena Kohlman 33 F Racine WI 2:31:33.85 11:35
272 14/15 41 Anthony Bigonia 54 M Racine WI 2:31:37.70 11:35
273 18/21 335 Spencer Stevens 33 M Racine WI 2:32:03.51 11:37
274 14/15 316 Patrick Schultz 24 M Milwaukee WI 2:32:08.94 11:37
275 5/8 203 Elaine Linn 55 F Mount Pleasant WI 2:33:06.97 11:42
276 32/38 268 Erica Pasterski 28 F Kenosha WI 2:33:07.04 11:42
277 17/25 49 Jennifer Boerger 43 F Franksville WI 2:33:13.26 11:42
278 34/43 21 Mary Angst 32 F Milwaukee WI 2:33:25.12 11:43
279 33/38 253 Kara Nelson 28 F Racine WI 2:33:37.59 11:44
280 34/38 175 Sarah Kirkland 27 F Racine WI 2:33:38.17 11:44
281 22/34 136 Michelle Hanson 36 F Racine WI 2:33:42.46 11:44
282 35/38 53 Tracy Breit 27 F Belvidere IL 2:34:00.84 11:46
283 3/3 111 John Feiertag 62 M Fort Wayne IN 2:34:12.06 11:47
284 35/43 42 Jennifer Billingsle 31 F Orland Park IL 2:34:16.61 11:47
285 36/43 299 Julie Roepke 33 F Chicago IL 2:34:34.28 11:48
286 23/34 32 Kimberly Bartlett 37 F Racine WI 2:34:34.50 11:48
287 12/16 397 Todd McVicker 29 M 2:34:48.35 11:50
288 36/38 280 Brandie Pie 25 F Racine WI 2:35:28.95 11:53
289 5/9 332 Becky Stephenson 51 F Racine WI 2:35:42.45 11:54
290 18/25 156 Lori Howard 40 F Racine WI 2:36:31.41 11:57
291 19/21 145 Antonio Hernandez 34 M Madison WI 2:38:06.24 12:05
292 22/24 236 Eric Mekelburg 35 M Fredoina WI 2:39:03.27 12:09
293 20/21 340 Mark Surkus 32 M Chicago IL 2:39:23.39 12:11
294 19/25 267 Patti Parker Markgr 40 F West Allis WI 2:39:35.87 12:11
295 13/16 385 Ernest Zuberbuehler 29 M Racine WI 2:39:39.94 12:12
296 6/9 99 Pamela Endress 54 F Kankakee IL 2:39:43.93 12:12
297 10/14 196 Cheryl Lasselle 46 F Racine WI 2:40:05.45 12:14
298 23/25 77 Kenneth Cuatt 45 M Racine WI 2:40:09.18 12:14
299 11/14 138 Mary Hart 45 F Racine WI 2:40:09.45 12:14
300 23/24 223 Craig Mason 39 M Racine WI 2:40:09.63 12:14
MT PLEASANT HALF MARATHON (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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301 37/43 334 Sandy Stevens 32 F Racine WI 2:40:33.77 12:16
302 29/29 263 Bernie Osborne 40 M Racine WI 2:42:31.42 12:25
303 24/34 147 Mandy Hess 39 F Germantown WI 2:42:58.44 12:27
304 25/34 396 Carrie Sperka 38 F Sturtevant WI 2:43:00.53 12:27
305 38/43 146 Maria Hernandez 33 F Madison WI 2:43:27.47 12:29
306 26/34 380 Shonna Ydunate 37 F Racine WI 2:43:31.94 12:29
307 7/7 193 Michael Lafrania 55 M Franksville WI 2:44:04.81 12:32
308 20/25 220 Theresa Markiewicz 42 F South Milwaukee WI 2:44:16.35 12:33
309 21/25 235 Tina Meinen 41 F South Milwwaukee WI 2:44:16.50 12:33
310 39/43 337 Amber Stranberg 34 F Racine WI 2:45:17.05 12:38
311 24/24 131 Erik Habetler 37 M Depere WI 2:45:22.05 12:38
312 27/34 47 Diane Bloxdorf 37 F Racine WI 2:47:02.37 12:46
313 37/38 233 Jen McNabb 28 F Racine WI 2:48:07.24 12:51
314 22/25 92 Charise Dunn 40 F Sun Prairie WI 2:48:15.45 12:51
315 28/34 170 Kathleen Kaun 37 F Reedsburg WI 2:48:29.58 12:52
316 14/16 212 Robert Lyle 28 M Racine WI 2:48:38.26 12:53
317 38/38 213 Sara Lyle 28 F Racine WI 2:48:38.27 12:53
318 15/15 11 William Alexander 24 M Racine WI 2:51:34.72 13:06
319 15/16 358 Aashish Vyas 27 M Ottawa IL 2:51:47.94 13:07
320 29/34 278 Pam Petersen 38 F Franksville WI 2:53:41.00 13:16
321 30/34 361 Jodie Wagner 37 F Menomonee Falls WI 2:54:51.29 13:21
322 40/43 107 Christen Eustice 30 F MacHesney Park IL 2:55:16.33 13:23
323 41/43 162 Stephanie Jenkins 30 F MacHesney Park IL 2:55:16.34 13:23
324 14/14 169 Sarah Katsandonis 21 F Madison WI 2:55:16.78 13:23
325 21/21 350 Steve Torkelson 30 M Kenosha WI 2:55:18.31 13:23
326 16/16 349 Mike Torkelson 28 M Kokomo IN 2:55:20.27 13:24
327 15/15 121 Clifford Gatewood 52 M Caledonia WI 2:56:54.27 13:31
328 31/34 93 Jill Dupont 38 F Waterford WI 3:00:21.57 13:47
329 12/14 342 Tammy Swick 45 F Lindenhurst IL 3:00:48.57 13:49
330 23/25 346 Kim Thompson 43 F Gurnee IL 3:00:48.88 13:49
331 24/25 317 Heidi Schulz 42 F Delavan WI 3:05:43.01 14:11
332 32/34 118 Jessica Franzene 39 F Elkhorn WI 3:06:09.51 14:13
333 13/14 161 Penny Jaskulske 47 F Racine WI 3:07:22.45 14:19
334 7/9 67 Deborah Chin 54 F Racine WI 3:10:19.27 14:32
335 8/9 126 Brenda Girven 50 F Chicago IL 3:12:19.36 14:41
336 6/8 125 Cynthia Georgeson 57 F Racine WI 3:12:43.43 14:43
337 7/8 137 Maragret Harrison-Z 55 F Racine WI 3:16:57.65 15:03
338 14/14 140 Carol Hegmann 49 F Racine WI 3:17:25.94 15:05
339 33/34 157 Karla Iselerr 35 F Milwaukee WI 3:17:27.92 15:05
340 42/43 83 Alyssa Doerflinger 30 F Caledonia WI 3:17:45.50 15:06
341 8/8 275 Jody Pease 57 F Racine WI 3:17:50.55 15:07
342 24/25 29 Zak Badani 48 M Brookfield WI 3:23:18.89 15:32
343 25/25 200 David Lewis 46 M Milwaukee WI 3:23:25.64 15:32
344 9/9 199 Debra Lein 50 F Sturtevant WI 3:25:41.77 15:43
345 43/43 133 Aj Hansen 31 F Normal IL 3:33:38.42 16:19
346 25/25 297 Julie Riley 42 F Bloomington IL 3:33:38.53 16:19
347 1/1 31 Lila Bannister 60 F Racine WI 3:47:11.12 17:21
348 34/34 382 Jennifer Zabel 39 F Racine WI 3:47:40.99 17:23
MT PLEASANT 5K
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
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1 1/7 2230 Nathan Ziegler 31 M Madison WI 20:05.20 6:29
2 1/8 2186 Michael Sauve 28 M Racine WI 21:14.02 6:51
3 1/11 2238 Ricky Barr 42 M Sturtevant WI 21:23.25 6:54
4 2/7 2260 Raul Chavez 33 M 21:58.21 7:06
5 2/11 2089 Lowell Johnson Jr 41 M Racine WI 22:40.14 7:19
6 1/1 2253 Dennis Eden 60 M 22:41.95 7:20
7 3/7 2112 Levi Luck 30 M Racine WI 22:48.38 7:22
8 3/11 2113 Dennis Lynch 43 M Sussex WI 22:58.88 7:25
9 1/12 2161 Nicole Phelps 19 F Lisle IL 23:07.97 7:28
10 2/12 2005 Kayla Arbet 18 F Burlington WI 23:15.68 7:31
11 1/3 2152 Kyle Ohara 16 M Gurnee IL 23:27.52 7:35
12 1/13 2097 Przemyslaw Kolanko 36 M Kenosha WI 23:44.22 7:40
13 4/7 2148 Ryan Nielsen 33 M Racine WI 23:50.92 7:42
14 2/8 2227 Craig Zakowski 26 M South Milwaukee WI 23:54.20 7:43
15 1/29 2232 Danielle Zipperer 31 F Wrightstown WI 23:54.77 7:43
16 1/9 2065 David Gipp 54 M Brookfield WI 24:54.32 8:03
17 2/29 2061 Luz Garcia-Wright 32 F Racine WI 24:57.43 8:04
18 3/29 2259 Lisa Stilling 32 F 25:04.64 8:06
19 2/13 2117 Mike Mahnke 36 M Racine WI 25:09.15 8:07
20 4/29 2017 Elizabeth Boughey 30 F Racine WI 25:11.13 8:08
21 1/30 2099 Rachel Kotrba 28 F Burlington WI 25:19.72 8:11
22 3/13 2237 Jamie Harris 36 M Racine WI 25:28.23 8:13
23 4/13 2262 Dan Sindak 39 M 25:31.22 8:14
24 1/34 2170 Tanya Quilling 37 F Burlington WI 25:40.26 8:17
25 2/30 2079 Angela Herzog 28 F Sturtevant WI 25:44.45 8:19
26 5/29 2178 Lori Reiter 31 F Racine WI 25:44.66 8:19
27 3/30 2256 Jennifer Theones 26 F 25:45.02 8:19
28 1/14 2046 Lisa Dretske 24 F Kenosha WI 25:46.24 8:19
29 2/9 2067 Roger Gipp 54 M Milwaukee WI 26:01.27 8:24
30 3/8 2131 Gregory Mauldin 27 M Racine WI 26:03.84 8:25
31 5/13 2177 Ryan Reid 36 M Racine WI 26:08.90 8:27
32 1/5 2084 Theodore Holroyd 46 M Kenosha WI 26:11.00 8:27
33 2/34 2077 Sarah Heathcock 37 F Racine WI 26:18.64 8:30
34 4/11 2010 Mark Bawiec 40 M Racine WI 26:18.80 8:30
35 1/22 2100 Amy Krenz 44 F West Allis WI 26:24.96 8:32
36 2/5 2054 Larry Ertl 47 M Franksville WI 26:25.52 8:32
37 2/14 2199 Anna Szuberski 21 F Kenosha WI 26:29.58 8:33
38 1/2 2031 Thomas Chiapete 56 M Racine WI 26:44.40 8:38
39 4/30 2145 Amanda Mudrak 25 F Racine WI 26:45.78 8:38
40 3/9 2265 Mark Kaprellian 54 M 26:45.97 8:39
41 4/9 2066 Kenneth Gipp 52 M Racine WI 26:54.81 8:41
42 5/30 2040 Michelle Curcio 25 F Racine WI 26:56.34 8:42
43 5/11 2205 Jt - Julius Theisz 43 M Lake Geneva WI 26:56.78 8:42
44 1/2 2072 Carl Granetzke 70 M Racine WI 27:09.30 8:46
45 2/3 2220 Brian Warner 14 M McHenry IL 27:16.59 8:48
46 6/30 2105 Susan Kwapil 28 F Racine WI 27:18.73 8:49
47 3/12 2255 Alyse Mikoles 18 F 27:20.54 8:50
48 4/12 2221 Brooke Warner 12 F McHenry IL 27:27.65 8:52
49 2/2 2184 Tom Rudey 58 M Mt. Pleasant WI 27:30.90 8:53
50 3/34 2240 Kristin Borzynski 39 F 27:38.52 8:56
51 4/8 2004 Jamie Anderson 25 M Pleasant Prairie WI 27:44.69 8:57
52 4/34 2246 Katherine Trevino 36 F 27:47.14 8:58
53 7/30 2244 Jessie Krosch 28 F 27:47.60 8:58
54 1/11 2118 Jeanne Main 45 F Kenosha WI 27:52.02 9:00
55 5/9 2013 Jon Behrends 54 M Racine WI 28:09.73 9:06
56 6/11 2155 Rob Orlowski 44 M Oak Creek WI 28:14.52 9:07
57 3/3 2154 Logan Orlowski 11 M Oak Creek WI 28:14.94 9:07
58 6/9 2249 Rick Gimea 51 M 28:15.80 9:08
59 3/14 2138 Rachel Monroe 20 F Kenosha WI 28:17.52 9:08
60 5/34 2064 Sharon Gilligan 36 F Kenosha WI 28:26.93 9:11
61 5/8 2057 Cory Foucault 28 M Racine WI 28:37.40 9:14
62 5/12 2224 Allie Witek 11 F Racine WI 28:40.08 9:15
63 6/29 2007 Lisa Arvai 34 F Franksville WI 28:47.90 9:18
64 7/29 2070 Maria Gonzales 31 F Racine WI 28:48.22 9:18
65 1/3 151 Unknown Unknown 99 M 28:55.38 9:20
66 1/8 2229 Annette Ziegler 54 F Verona WI 28:55.90 9:20
67 6/13 2142 Scott Morin 35 M Racine WI 28:58.02 9:21
68 7/13 2114 Joanne Lynch 39 M Sussex WI 28:58.10 9:21
69 8/29 2143 Susan Morrill 34 F Racine WI 29:01.66 9:22
70 7/11 2216 Matthew Wagner 41 M Union Grove WI 29:12.05 9:26
71 6/12 2215 Hunter Wagner 13 F Union Grove WI 29:12.06 9:26
72 9/29 2062 Laura Gast 32 F Kenosha WI 29:16.41 9:27
73 6/34 2028 Janine Carls 38 F Union Grove WI 29:16.82 9:27
74 8/30 2121 Theresa Makowka 28 F Racine WI 29:17.37 9:27
75 8/11 2206 Jon Thompson 44 M Racine WI 29:24.39 9:30
MT PLEASANT 5K (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ===== ===================
76 7/12 2171 Kara Quinette 14 F Racine WI 29:28.10 9:31
77 7/9 2042 Marty Davis 52 M Racine WI 29:39.68 9:35
78 2/22 2214 Traci Vizer 40 F Lena WI 29:52.08 9:39
79 9/30 2093 Carolyn Kamin 28 F Paddock Lake WI 29:56.38 9:40
80 10/29 2026 Rebecca Carle 31 F Racine WI 29:57.96 9:40
81 6/8 2200 Homayoun Taherian 28 M Kenosha WI 29:59.30 9:41
82 8/13 2014 Brent Betourne 36 M Kenosha WI 30:01.37 9:42
83 4/14 2162 Tracy Phillips 24 F Sturtevant WI 30:05.80 9:43
84 7/8 2073 Casey Griffiths 27 M Sturtevant WI 30:07.40 9:44
85 8/9 2163 Dan Pietrzyk 51 M Salem WI 30:08.58 9:44
86 2/8 2025 Beth Canfield 51 F Racine WI 30:33.71 9:52
87 3/22 2261 Nicole Sansouci 42 F 30:37.96 9:53
88 7/34 2226 Jennifer York 37 F Oak Creek WI 30:58.06 10:00
89 10/30 2127 Brooke Marshall 29 F Milwaukee WI 31:00.00 10:00
90 8/12 2225 Natallie Witek 10 F Racine WI 31:00.38 10:01
91 11/29 2092 Cherie Julius 34 F Racine WI 31:04.61 10:02
92 8/8 2136 Lee Miller 29 M Racine WI 31:08.21 10:03
93 5/7 2023 Bryce Burazin 33 M Oak Creek WI 31:09.66 10:04
94 12/29 2159 Nicole Petersen 34 F Sturtevant WI 31:16.64 10:06
95 4/22 2144 Stephi Mortensen 43 F Kenosha WI 31:17.42 10:06
96 9/13 2257 Jeff McKeown 36 M 31:18.20 10:06
97 3/8 2250 Kathy Gunderson 50 F 31:24.16 10:08
98 8/34 2140 Ashley Moore 35 F Madison WI 31:25.40 10:09
99 5/14 2181 Jessica Roberts 24 F Racine WI 31:31.15 10:11
100 6/7 2071 Kerry Gonzalez 30 M Sturtevant WI 31:31.36 10:11
101 6/14 2049 Jennifer Durham 22 F Racine WI 31:32.80 10:11
102 7/14 2096 Lauren Koebernik 24 F Franklin WI 31:33.75 10:11
103 5/22 2185 Dawn Sandle 41 F Racine WI 31:39.07 10:13
104 1/2 2055 Carolyn Flanigan 63 F Racine WI 31:56.74 10:19
105 6/22 2196 Anna Stadick 42 F Racine WI 31:59.61 10:20
106 7/22 2194 Julie Sosa 40 F Racine WI 32:11.36 10:24
107 8/22 2082 Anne Holroyd 42 F Racine WI 32:11.87 10:24
108 9/34 2108 Tanya Larsen 35 F Racine WI 32:21.09 10:27
109 2/3 2247 Unknown Unknown 99 M 32:29.37 10:29
110 3/5 2126 Brent Marciniak 49 M Caledonia WI 32:35.82 10:31
111 8/14 2039 Gina Crenshaw 22 F Union Grove WI 32:43.03 10:34
112 10/34 2202 Mary Talbott 36 F Racine WI 32:49.17 10:36
113 13/29 2068 Dena Gomez 32 F Racine WI 32:50.44 10:36
114 14/29 2176 Sabitha Reddy 34 F Racine WI 32:57.19 10:38
115 11/34 2146 Julie Nelson 39 F Racine WI 33:03.06 10:40
116 9/11 2102 Pradeep Kumar 40 M Mt Pleasant WI 33:03.44 10:40
117 9/22 2251 Pamela Franklin 44 F 33:05.71 10:41
118 2/11 2173 Brenda Ramczyk 47 F Racine WI 33:24.58 10:47
119 4/5 2174 Robert Ramczyk 46 M Racine WI 33:24.85 10:47
120 15/29 2015 Stacy Betourne 34 F Kenosha WI 33:26.53 10:48
121 11/30 2101 Jenni Krueger 26 F Racine WI 33:32.89 10:50
122 12/30 2191 Suraya Shaikh 25 F Chicago IL 33:55.55 10:57
123 12/34 2239 Cheryl Peterson 35 F 33:56.54 10:57
124 16/29 2008 Dana Basinger 34 F Antioch IL 33:58.53 10:58
125 17/29 2157 Pamela Paczocha 32 F Racine WI 34:04.35 11:00
126 9/14 2211 Kelly Van Booven 24 F Racine WI 34:12.84 11:03
127 13/34 2003 Kim Allen 37 F Union Grove WI 34:25.90 11:07
128 4/8 2254 Sandra Mikoles 50 F 34:31.86 11:09
129 13/30 2030 Christine Cecchini 28 F Racine WI 34:33.50 11:09
130 3/11 2059 Lori Fritz 47 F Racine WI 34:39.13 11:11
131 4/11 2021 Guida Brown 45 F Kenosha WI 34:47.17 11:14
132 3/3 2147 Unknown Unknown 99 M 34:52.72 11:16
133 5/11 2209 Lisa Toutant 47 F Racine WI 34:57.46 11:17
134 5/8 2045 Debra Doty 51 F Omro WI 34:58.24 11:17
135 18/29 2086 Rebecca Huss 31 F Franklin WI 35:07.41 11:20
136 19/29 2081 Jody Holle 32 F Racine WI 35:07.89 11:20
137 6/11 2172 Veronica Quinette 49 F Racine WI 35:22.17 11:25
138 10/11 2048 Steven Duncan 44 M Milwaukee WI 35:41.22 11:31
139 14/30 2165 Beth Poulsen 29 F Lodi WI 35:52.22 11:35
140 10/14 2130 Laura Martin 22 F Racine WI 35:59.79 11:37
141 15/30 2197 Melissa Stephenson 27 F Racine WI 36:46.10 11:52
142 16/30 2252 Kathryn Payne 25 F 36:48.46 11:53
143 11/14 2109 Allison Lehman 24 F Racine WI 36:48.59 11:53
144 10/13 2242 Pula Reddy 39 M 36:51.40 11:54
145 14/34 2123 Sridevi Manne 39 F Racine WI 36:52.95 11:54
146 10/22 2188 Susan Schleicher 41 F Racine WI 36:58.27 11:56
147 7/7 2056 Derrick Flowers 34 M Racine WI 36:58.43 11:56
148 1/5 2158 Jane Paulson 58 F Racine WI 37:02.34 11:57
149 11/22 2009 Linda Bauer 44 F Racine WI 37:05.59 11:58
150 20/29 2175 Melanie Rasmussen 33 F Racine WI 37:14.01 12:01
MT PLEASANT 5K (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ===== ===================
151 17/30 2210 Jackie Ulinski 27 F Racine WI 37:17.85 12:02
152 15/34 2116 Tami-Lea MacKey 37 F Oak Creek WA 37:26.00 12:05
153 18/30 2187 Kristin Schieble 25 F Greenfield WI 37:26.53 12:05
154 7/11 2043 Tina Davis 49 F Racine WI 37:40.67 12:10
155 12/14 2115 Jessica Lyon 23 F Wi WI 37:42.67 12:10
156 12/22 2098 Sridevi Koritala 44 F Racine WI 37:44.42 12:11
157 21/29 2141 Shannon Morgan 30 F Racine WI 37:57.88 12:15
158 9/9 2125 Bradley Marciniak 52 M Caledonia WI 38:00.72 12:16
159 13/22 2075 Debbie Hart 41 F Antioch IL 38:12.61 12:20
160 11/13 2189 Andrew Seidler 36 M Racine WI 38:15.59 12:21
161 8/11 2218 Denise Walder 47 F Franksville WI 38:18.18 12:22
162 12/13 2219 Sean Walker 35 M Waukegan IL 38:31.02 12:26
163 19/30 2018 Jordan Brigman 29 F Racine WI 38:56.38 12:34
164 5/5 2193 Michael Skowronski 48 M Muskego WI 39:03.01 12:36
165 16/34 2192 Danielle Skowronski 36 F Muskego WI 39:03.62 12:37
166 17/34 2001 Brenda Abbott 38 F Union Grove WI 39:25.73 12:44
167 18/34 2233 Erika Zorko 38 F Kansasville WI 39:25.79 12:44
168 20/30 2212 Cathy Vandoske 25 F Racine WI 39:33.55 12:46
169 6/8 2012 Susan Beckett 50 F Racine WI 39:37.63 12:47
170 9/12 2168 Hope Quilling 10 F Burlington WI 39:47.64 12:51
171 22/29 2204 Elizabeth Taylor 32 F Kenosha WI 39:51.72 12:52
172 19/34 2034 Katie Coca 37 F Racine WI 39:51.94 12:52
173 20/34 2150 Suzanne Norby 39 F Rochester MN 40:10.54 12:58
174 21/30 2120 Tara Maioriello 26 F Woodridge IL 40:18.38 13:01
175 23/29 2129 Jennifer Martin 32 F Racine WI 40:42.06 13:08
176 22/30 2235 Sara Anderson 26 F Racine WI 40:42.20 13:08
177 23/30 2134 Leah Mekemson 29 F Racine WI 40:43.44 13:09
178 24/29 2095 Crista Kochanski 30 F Racine WI 40:43.61 13:09
179 13/14 2234 Elizabeth Zurawski 24 F Racine WI 41:00.05 13:14
180 24/30 2022 Katie Bullmore 27 F Franklin WI 41:07.66 13:17
181 25/29 2223 Lisa Willis 33 F Union Grove WI 41:14.62 13:19
182 14/22 2094 Shelley Keiser 42 F Racine WI 41:14.78 13:19
183 15/22 2151 Jenine Ohara 40 F Gurnee IL 41:23.69 13:22
184 26/29 2016 Colleen Booth 34 F Wind Lake WI 42:27.22 13:42
185 27/29 2024 Mary Burazin 33 F Oak Creek WI 42:46.28 13:48
186 21/34 2190 Tricia Seidler 36 F Racine WI 43:43.52 14:07
187 25/30 2208 Tracy Tomlinson 25 F Racine WI 44:03.45 14:13
188 2/5 2076 Katherine Hazelwood 58 F Racine WI 45:43.09 14:45
189 22/34 2020 Melissa Brouwers 38 F Union Grove WI 46:32.11 15:01
190 2/2 2083 Robert Holroyd 73 M Racine WI 46:32.14 15:01
191 23/34 2060 Michelle Garcia 38 F Burlington WI 46:32.34 15:01
192 16/22 2132 Jenny Maxwell 41 F Racine WI 47:18.18 15:16
193 17/22 2198 Heidi Strangberg 41 F Kenosha WI 47:18.24 15:16
194 26/30 2088 Nicole Jodat 26 F Oak Creek WI 47:27.32 15:19
195 14/14 2166 Stefani Povolo 24 F South Milwaukee WI 47:27.48 15:19
196 3/5 2122 Ruth Mandala 58 F Racine WI 47:42.57 15:24
197 27/30 2156 Laura Ostrowski 28 F Racine WI 47:49.86 15:26
198 28/30 2037 Stephanie Crawford 26 F Racine WI 48:39.00 15:42
199 9/11 2038 Tracey Crawford 46 F Sturtevant WI 48:39.05 15:42
200 24/34 2080 Chris Holle 37 F Racine WI 48:57.82 15:48
201 7/8 2236 Carol Spranger 52 F Racine WI 49:07.84 15:51
202 18/22 2135 Holli Miller 44 F Racine WI 49:10.75 15:52
203 11/11 2029 Tim Carls 40 M Racine WI 49:33.29 16:00
204 19/22 2027 Franca Carls 42 F Racine WI 49:33.59 16:00
205 10/11 2058 Teresa Frazer 47 F Somers WI 49:52.95 16:06
206 2/2 2050 Janet Eppers 61 F Beach Park IL 49:53.38 16:06
207 10/12 2053 Natalie Erickson 13 F Waterford WI 50:04.61 16:10
208 11/12 2051 Alyssa Erickson 16 F Waterford WI 50:07.58 16:11
209 20/22 2052 Chris Erickson 43 F Waterford WI 50:47.09 16:23
210 25/34 2153 Dana Olson 38 F Burlington WI 50:47.37 16:24
211 28/29 2222 Virginia Weiss 34 F Racine WI 51:22.76 16:35
212 26/34 2063 Nickie Giammarino 38 F Scottsdale AZ 51:24.54 16:36
213 29/29 2078 Barbara Helding 33 F Sturtevant WI 51:25.12 16:36
214 27/34 2019 Marcie Brim 38 F Racine WI 51:38.13 16:40
215 28/34 2149 Vicki Nix 36 F Highland Park IL 51:38.48 16:40
216 21/22 2241 Ruth Kunich 43 F 53:01.94 17:07
217 12/12 2104 Ashlie Kunich 17 F Kenosha WI 53:01.96 17:07
218 29/30 2006 Kelly Arndt 29 F Kenosha WI 53:51.12 17:23
219 22/22 2264 Isabell Mueller 42 F 54:24.16 17:33
220 13/13 2107 Richard Larsen 39 M Racine WI 54:54.27 17:43
221 4/5 2087 Debbie Jensen 59 F Bristol WI 54:54.27 17:43
222 29/34 2036 Virginia Coulthard 38 F Gurnee IL 55:13.42 17:49
223 30/34 2183 Christina Rodriguez 35 F Racine WI 57:44.87 18:38
224 31/34 2160 Jenny Petrick 36 F Racine WI 58:05.17 18:45
225 32/34 2044 Amy Dittlof 36 F Racine WI 58:05.17 18:45
MT PLEASANT 5K (cont.)
Place Div/Tot No. Name Age S City St Time Pace
===== ======== ===== ===================
226 33/34 2106 Jennifer Laplante 37 F Racine WI 58:14.48 18:48
227 8/8 2179 Kathleen Reyheart 54 F Racine WI 59:13.18 19:07
228 11/11 2245 Barbara Rasmussen 48 F 59:13.28 19:07
229 5/5 2217 Judith Walborn 55 F Racine WI 59:14.83 19:07
230 1/1 2180 Barb Rigden 72 F Racine WI 1:02:36.11 20:12
231 34/34 2263 Rebecca Young 35 F 1:03:21.01 20:27
232 30/30 2103 Jennifer Kumm 28 F Racine WI 1:03:21.18 20:27
==================================
HM MALE OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
==================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== ===
1 234 Jason Meekma 29 RACINE WI 1:22:07.8
NUMBER STARTED: 159
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
===================================
HM FEMALE OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
===================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== ===
1 97 Colleen Eland 32 RACINE WI 1:30:48.3
NUMBER STARTED: 192
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
==================================
HM MALE MASTER OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
==================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== ===
1 68 Tom Chisholm 42 GLENVIEW IL 1:23:43.4
NUMBER STARTED: 79
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
===================================
HM FEMALE MASTER OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
====================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== ===
1 69 Jennifer Christensen 40 PLEASANT PRAIRIE WI 1:35:13.7
NUMBER STARTED: 58
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
=======================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 19 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 86 256 Douglas Noe 17 RACINE WI 1:51:41.3
2 119 30 Jared Banaszak 19 RACINE WI 1:56:06.1
3 149 373 Evan Wilson 19 PLATTEVILLE WI 2:02:47.8
4 150 35 Ethan Becker 19 OAK PARK IL 2:02:50.7
NUMBER STARTED: 4
======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 19 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 180 171 Michaela Keiser 19 RACINE WI 2:08:42.6
2 217 103 Nikki Erickson 18 WATERFORD WI 2:15:13.8
3 235 243 Danielle Moore 13 STURTEVANT WI 2:19:33.8
NUMBER STARTED: 3
==========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 17 207 Andrew Livermore 24 MADISON WI 1:36:07.0
2 18 226 Josh Mayer 24 SHEBOYGAN WI 1:36:07.2
3 24 59 Matthew Caldis 24 CHICAGO IL 1:38:19.4
4 26 183 Matthew Kopetsky 24 MADISON WI 1:38:58.5
NUMBER STARTED: 15
=======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== =
1 39 309 Samantha Schiro 20 RACINE WI 1:43:38.7
2 81 399 Rachel Durfey 24 1:51:11.9
3 90 74 Jennifer Coon 23 MANHATAN IL 1:51:45.5
4 95 70 Amy Clark 21 RACINE WI 1:52:30.6
NUMBER STARTED: 14
========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
1 3 330 Andrew Steenrod 25 RACINE WI 1:27:27.5
2 22 389 Dan Hubbard 25 KENOSHA WI 1:37:49.0
3 23 323 Kevin Sladek 25 NAPERVILLE IL 1:38:06.9
4 35 188 Dan Krueger 29 RACINE WI 1:42:52.1
NUMBER STARTED: 15
======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 29 331 Kelli Steenrod 26 RACINE WI 1:39:22.7
2 38 391 Tiffany Belongia 25 OAK CREEK WI 1:43:37.5
3 62 287 Rebecca Pucely 28 RACINE WI 1:48:25.8
4 69 338 Stef Strauss-Thompkin 27 RACINE WI 1:50:04.8
NUMBER STARTED: 38
==========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 4 98 Paul Elcano 34 RACINE WI 1:29:58.0
2 11 401 Federico Ribeiro 31 1:33:01.0
3 12 283 Brian Porter 31 VERONA WI 1:34:04.4
4 40 366 Nathan Walker 32 RACINE WI 1:44:46.9
NUMBER STARTED: 21
======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 13 160 Mary Jantz 31 MOUNT PLEASANT WI 1:34:35.2
2 31 40 Becky Biedrzycki 34 RACINE WI 1:40:58.4
3 32 185 Heather Kralj 31 CHICAGO IL 1:41:35.7
4 33 354 Carrie Urban 32 WAUKESHA WI 1:41:39.2
NUMBER STARTED: 43
=========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 34 13 Jason (jay) Anders 36 SUSSEX WI 1:42:01.1
2 37 102 Mark Erickson 37 BURLINGTON WI 1:43:25.5
3 42 306 Edwin Sandle 35 RACINE WI 1:45:27.3
4 44 252 Eric Nelson 36 RACINE WI 1:45:45.3
NUMBER STARTED: 24
=======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
1 20 290 Christine Quiros 35 CHICAGO IL 1:37:12.8
2 27 336 Anne Stillman 36 RACINE WI 1:39:14.0
3 66 165 Annemarie Kaiser 38 MILWAUKEE WI 1:49:39.1
4 80 174 Amy Keup 39 WAUKESHA WI 1:51:09.5
NUMBER STARTED: 35
====================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
====================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ====================
1 5 27 Dave Avila 42 RACINE WI 1:30:13.0
2 10 189 Daryl Kruse 44 RACINE WI 1:31:24.0
3 14 315 Mark Schultz 41 ROSCOE IL 1:35:09.0
4 21 261 Troy Ohara 41 GURNEE IL 1:37:37.0
NUMBER STARTED: 28
======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=====================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 41 281 Renae Pingel 40 SUN PRAIRIE WI 1:45:02.9
2 57 289 Sue Quinette 44 EAGLE WI 1:47:56.3
3 63 84 Nona Dominici 43 RACINE WI 1:49:03.6
4 85 139 Paula Hatch 41 RACINE WI 1:51:26.0
NUMBER STARTED: 24
=====================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 45 - 49 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=====================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 7 62 Jesus Castillo 45 RACINE WI 1:30:59.9
2 8 288 Kevin Quinette 45 RACINE WI 1:31:00.0
3 9 96 Martin Dwyer 48 KINGSTON IL 1:31:13.7
4 25 270 Stefan Pavlik 47 RACINE WI 1:38:20.3
NUMBER STARTED: 25
======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 45 - 49 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 16 190 Georgine Kudrna 49 RACINE WI 1:36:00.5
2 50 404 Anne Thatcher 48 1:46:58.8
3 101 344 Teri Taylor 47 RACINE WI 1:53:24.3
4 115 119 Kristin Fritz 45 RACINE WI 1:55:36.5
NUMBER STARTED: 15
==========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 50 - 54 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === =
1 19 176 David Knorowski 52 CHICAGO IL 1:36:58.3
2 43 209 Tony Loyd 51 RACINE WI 1:45:36.4
3 71 259 Lee Obluck 51 BROOKFIELD WI 1:50:06.7
4 106 87 James Doty 52 OMRO WI 1:54:10.2
NUMBER STARTED: 15
=====================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 50 - 54 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=====================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 140 271 Margaret Payne 54 RACINE WI 2:00:34.8
2 196 266 Debra Pallex 50 ALGOMA WI 2:11:19.6
3 231 326 Michel Sorrentino-Poo 50 ORLAND PARK IL 2:17:21.1
4 255 94 Christine Dusell 52 OAK PARK IL 2:25:46.5
NUMBER STARTED: 9
========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 55 - 59 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
1 59 225 Joel Maurer 55 DEKALB IL 1:48:21.3
2 70 55 Steve Brinkman 56 KENOSHA WI 1:50:05.0
3 77 144 Gregg Herman 57 GLENDALE WI 1:51:05.2
4 79 221 Charles Martin 56 RACINE WI 1:51:08.5
NUMBER STARTED: 7
=========================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 55 - 59 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 152 112 Lynne Feiertag 59 FORT WAYNE IN 2:03:06.1
2 238 390 Cathie Lehman 56 RACINE WI 2:20:07.2
3 254 325 Colombe Smithdeal 55 AVONDALE AZ 2:24:25.3
4 257 177 Connie Kobitter 57 LISLE IL 2:26:41.5
NUMBER STARTED: 8
======================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 60 - 64 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 233 231 David McGrath 61 KENOSHA WI 2:17:40.2
2 256 269 David Paulson 62 RACINE WI 2:26:10.8
3 283 111 John Feiertag 62 FORT WAYNE IN 2:34:12.1
NUMBER STARTED: 3
=======================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 60 - 64 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== =
1 347 31 Lila Bannister 60 RACINE WI 3:47:11.2
NUMBER STARTED: 1
===========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 65 - 69 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
NUMBER STARTED: 0
===========================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 65 - 69 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===============================================================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
NUMBER STARTED: 0
==========================================
HM MALE AGE GROUP: 70 - 98 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
NUMBER STARTED: 0
============================================
HM FEMALE AGE GROUP: 70 - 98 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
NUMBER STARTED: 0
============================================
5K MALE OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
============================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== === ========
1 2230 Nathan Ziegler 31 MADISON WI 20:05.2
NUMBER STARTED: 64
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
=========================================
5K FEMALE OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
========================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== === ====
1 2161 Nicole Phelps 19 LISLE IL 23:08.0
NUMBER STARTED: 168
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
===========================================
5K MALE MASTER OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
===========================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== === =======
1 2238 Ricky Barr 42 STURTEVANT WI 21:23.3
NUMBER STARTED: 30
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
========================================
5K FEMALE MASTER OVERALL AWARDS (BASED ON GUN TIME)
=======================================
Place No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===================== === ===
1 2100 Amy Krenz 44 WEST ALLIS WI 26:25.0
NUMBER STARTED: 49
1 EXCLUDED FROM REMAINING AWARDS
============================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 19 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ===
1 11 2152 Kyle Ohara 16 GURNEE IL 0:23:27.6
2 45 2220 Brian Warner 14 MCHENRY IL 0:27:16.6
3 57 2154 Logan Orlowski 11 OAK CREEK WI 0:28:15.0
NUMBER STARTED: 3
============================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 19 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ===
1 10 2005 Kayla Arbet 18 BURLINGTON WI 0:23:15.7
2 47 2255 Alyse Mikoles 18 0:27:20.6
3 48 2221 Brooke Warner 12 MCHENRY IL 0:27:27.7
4 62 2224 Allie Witek 11 RACINE WI 0:28:40.1
NUMBER STARTED: 11
==========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
NUMBER STARTED: 0
==========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 20 - 24 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 28 2046 Lisa Dretske 24 KENOSHA WI 0:25:46.3
2 37 2199 Anna Szuberski 21 KENOSHA WI 0:26:29.6
3 59 2138 Rachel Monroe 20 KENOSHA WI 0:28:17.6
4 83 2162 Tracy Phillips 24 STURTEVANT WI 0:30:05.8
NUMBER STARTED: 14
=============================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
1 2 2186 Michael Sauve 28 RACINE WI 0:21:14.1
2 14 2227 Craig Zakowski 26 SOUTH MILWAUKEE WI 0:23:54.2
3 30 2131 Gregory Mauldin 27 RACINE WI 0:26:03.9
4 51 2004 Jamie Anderson 25 PLEASANT PRAIRIE WI 0:27:44.7
NUMBER STARTED: 8
============================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 25 - 29 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
1 21 2099 Rachel Kotrba 28 BURLINGTON WI 0:25:19.8
2 25 2079 Angela Herzog 28 STURTEVANT WI 0:25:44.5
3 27 2256 Jennifer Theones 26 0:25:45.1
4 39 2145 Amanda Mudrak 25 RACINE WI 0:26:45.8
NUMBER STARTED: 30
===========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
1 4 2260 Raul Chavez 33 0:21:58.3
2 7 2112 Levi Luck 30 RACINE WI 0:22:48.4
3 13 2148 Ryan Nielsen 33 RACINE WI 0:23:51.0
4 93 2023 Bryce Burazin 33 OAK CREEK WI 0:31:09.7
NUMBER STARTED: 6
==========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 30 - 34 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === =
1 15 2232 Danielle Zipperer 31 WRIGHTSTOWN WI 0:23:54.8
2 17 2061 Luz Garcia-Wright 32 RACINE WI 0:24:57.5
3 18 2259 Lisa Stilling 32 0:25:04.7
4 20 2017 Elizabeth Boughey 30 RACINE WI 0:25:11.2
NUMBER STARTED: 29
===========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
1 12 2097 Przemyslaw Kolanko 36 KENOSHA WI 0:23:44.3
2 19 2117 Mike Mahnke 36 RACINE WI 0:25:09.2
3 22 2237 Jamie Harris 36 RACINE WI 0:25:28.3
4 23 2262 Dan Sindak 39 0:25:31.3
NUMBER STARTED: 13
======================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 35 - 39 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 24 2170 Tanya Quilling 37 BURLINGTON WI 0:25:40.3
2 33 2077 Sarah Heathcock 37 RACINE WI 0:26:18.7
3 50 2240 Kristin Borzynski 39 0:27:38.6
4 52 2246 Katherine Trevino 36 0:27:47.2
NUMBER STARTED: 34
============================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 5 2089 Lowell Johnson Jr 41 RACINE WI 0:22:40.2
2 8 2113 Dennis Lynch 43 SUSSEX WI 0:22:58.9
3 34 2010 Mark Bawiec 40 RACINE WI 0:26:18.8
4 43 2205 Jt - Julius Theisz 43 LAKE GENEVA WI 0:26:56.8
NUMBER STARTED: 10
=========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 40 - 44 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 78 2214 Traci Vizer 40 LENA WI 0:29:52.1
2 87 2261 Nicole Sansouci 42 0:30:38.0
3 95 2144 Stephi Mortensen 43 KENOSHA WI 0:31:17.5
4 103 2185 Dawn Sandle 41 RACINE WI 0:31:39.1
NUMBER STARTED: 21
=========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 45 - 49 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 32 2084 Theodore Holroyd 46 KENOSHA WI 0:26:11.0
2 36 2054 Larry Ertl 47 FRANKSVILLE WI 0:26:25.6
3 110 2126 Brent Marciniak 49 CALEDONIA WI 0:32:35.9
4 119 2174 Robert Ramczyk 46 RACINE WI 0:33:24.9
NUMBER STARTED: 5
=============================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 45 - 49 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=============================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ====
54 2118 Jeanne Main 45 KENOSHA WI 0:27:52.1
2 118 2173 Brenda Ramczyk 47 RACINE WI 0:33:24.6
3 130 2059 Lori Fritz 47 RACINE WI 0:34:39.2
4 131 2021 Guida Brown 45 KENOSHA WI 0:34:47.2
NUMBER STARTED: 11
========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 50 - 54 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
1 16 2065 David Gipp 54 BROOKFIELD WI 0:24:54.4
2 29 2067 Roger Gipp 54 MILWAUKEE WI 0:26:01.3
3 40 2265 Mark Kaprellian 54 0:26:46.0
4 41 2066 Kenneth Gipp 52 RACINE WI 0:26:54.9
NUMBER STARTED: 9
======================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 50 - 54 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
======================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== =====================
1 66 2229 Annette Ziegler 54 VERONA WI 0:28:55.9
2 86 2025 Beth Canfield 51 RACINE WI 0:30:33.8
3 97 2250 Kathy Gunderson 50 0:31:24.2
4 128 2254 Sandra Mikoles 50 0:34:31.9
NUMBER STARTED: 8
=========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 55 - 59 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === =
1 38 2031 Thomas Chiapete 56 RACINE WI 0:26:44.4
2 49 2184 Tom Rudey 58 MT. PLEASANT WI 0:27:30.9
NUMBER STARTED: 2
==========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 55 - 59 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 148 2158 Jane Paulson 58 RACINE WI 0:37:02.4
2 188 2076 Katherine Hazelwood 58 RACINE WI 0:45:43.1
3 196 2122 Ruth Mandala 58 RACINE WI 0:47:42.6
4 221 2087 Debbie Jensen 59 BRISTOL WI 0:54:54.3
NUMBER STARTED: 5
=========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 60 - 64 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
=========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ===
1 6 2253 Dennis Eden 60 0:22:42.0
NUMBER STARTED: 1
========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 60 - 64 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== ==
1 104 2055 Carolyn Flanigan 63 RACINE WI 0:31:56.8
2 206 2050 Janet Eppers 61 BEACH PARK IL 0:49:53.4
NUMBER STARTED: 2
===========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 65 - 69 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
NUMBER STARTED: 0
==========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 65 - 69 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === =
NUMBER STARTED: 0
===========================================
5K MALE AGE GROUP: 70 - 98 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
===========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === ==
1 44 2072 Carl Granetzke 70 RACINE WI 0:27:09.3
2 190 2083 Robert Holroyd 73 RACINE WI 0:46:32.2
NUMBER STARTED: 2
==========================================
5K FEMALE AGE GROUP: 70 - 98 (4 AWARDS, BASED ON NET TIME)
==========================================
Place O'All No. Name Age City St Time
===== ===== ===== ===================== === =
1 230 2180 Barb Rigden 72 RACINE WI 1:02:36.2
NUMBER STARTED: 1
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