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Showing posts with label April. Show all posts

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Another Windy WR3



It was sun and few clouds and 11 degrees.

The WR3 race at Queen Charlotte Armoury. The course on Pownal Rd, Keppoch Rd, Langley Rd, Stratford Rd, Hillsborough Bridge and Water Street.

Stanley Chaisson won the half marathon and Alexandra Keedwell for the top female. I finished in 1:42:03 and came in 25th out of 87 runners.

Kristy Newson won the 10km race and 1st overall and Stephen Seviour for the top male.

Carson Campbell won the 5km race and Melanie McKenna for the top female.

Official Result: 25th out of 87
Half-Marathon in 1 hour, 42 minutes, 03 seconds




2011 WR  36/33 - Alex Bain - 2/5 - M2039 - 1:39:12 - 4:44
2010 WR3  26/50 - Alex Bain - 5/7 - M2039 - 1:48:49 - 5:11
2009 WR3  (10K)5/41 - Alex Bain - 1/8 - M2039 - 45:54 - 4:36

Photos from the WR3 (2009-2012)


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Saturday, April 14, 2012

SADD 2012 - This year just a 5K Run


It was sunny and 5 degrees.

The SADD 5km Run at Colonel Gray High School. The different race from last year 10km race. The loop course on Spring Park Rd, Brighton, Victoria Park and Euston St.

Leo McCosham won the race and Maria Profit for the top female. I finished in 20:41 and came in 8th out of 81 runners.

Good Luck to PEI Roadrunners at the Boston Marathon!

Happy Birthday Mom!
Official Result: 8th out of 81
5K in minutes, 20 seconds 41

Results






2011 SADD Run (10K
6/41 Alex Bain - #80-23yrs 41:34 (Pace: 6:41/m - 4:09/km) )
2010 SADD Run (10K 17/41 Alex Bain - #60-22yrs 44:18 (Pace: 7:07/m - 4:25/km) )
2009 SADD Run
(10K 11/37 Alex Bain - #80-21yrs 46:34 (Pace: 7:29/m - 4:39/km) )
2008 SADD Run
(10K 29/80 Alex Bain - #25-20yrs 47:17 (Pace: 7:36/m - 4:43/km) )
2007 SADD Run
(10K 50/61 Alex Bain - #48-19yrs 56:45 (Pace: 9:07/m - 5:40/km) )
2006 SADD Run
(10K 82/120 Alex Bain - #41-18yrs 53:13 (Pace: 8:33/m - 5:19/km) )
2005 SADD Run (10K 36/84 Alex Bain - #104-17yrs 46:43 (Pace: 7:31/m - 4:40/km) )
2004 SADD Run (10K 26/63 Alex Bain - #197-16yrs 44:45 (Pace: 7:12/m - 4:28/km) )

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Saturday, April 7, 2012

The 2012 Bunny Hop

It was sun and cloud and 2 degrees.

The Source For Sports Bunny Hop at Source For Sports. The course on Eden Street, Queen Street, Kirkwood Drive, North River Rd, Capital Drive, Maypoint Rd and Beach Grove Rd.

Mike MacKinnon won the race and Kristy Newson for the top female. Alex Neuffer won the 5km race and Rebecca Walker for the top female. I finished in 45:53 and came in 48th out of 134 runners.

Official Result: 48th out of 134
10K in 45 minutes, 53 seconds

Link


2011 Bunny Hop (15 /130 Alex Bain - #80 - 23yrs 40:26 (Pace: 6:30/m - 4:02/km) )
2010 Bunny Hop (68/169 Alex Bain - #80 - 22yrs 47:00 (Pace: 7:33/m - 4:42/km) )
2009 Bunny Hop
(39/137 Alex Bain - #80 - 21yrs 45:48 (Pace: 7:22/m - 4:34 /km))
2008 Bunny Hop (
45/137 Alex Bain - #48 - 20yrs 46:52 (Pace: 7:32/m - 4:41/km))
2007 Bunny Hop
(73/197 Alex Bain - #41 - 19yrs 48:06 (Pace: 7:44/m - 4:48/km))
2006 Bunny Hop (122/189 Alex Bain - #110 - 18yrs 53:16 (Pace: 8:34/m - 5:19/km))
2005 Bunny Hop
(46/195 Alex Bain - #471 - 17yrs 44:59 (Pace: 7:14/m - 4:30/km))


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Saturday, April 30, 2011

3rd place finish - broke last week's PB at the Sporting Intentions Spring Run Off



It was cloudy and 8 degrees.

The Sporting Intentions Spring Run Off in North River Road. The out and back course on North River Rd, Brighton and Victoria Park.

Connor McGuire won the 10km race and Kara Grant for the top female.

I finished in 40:03 and beat my 10km personal best 23 seconds from last Saturday's Bunny Hop and came in 3rd out of 56 runners.

Tyler Koughan won the 5km race and Alyssa Arbing for the top female.

I run home from work 5km almost everyday that why I'm running faster and breaking PBs.

Official Result: 3rd out of 56
10K in 40 minutes, 3 seconds





http://www.journalpioneer.com/Sports/2011-05-01/article-2468893/McGuire%2C-Koughan-top-runners-in-Sporting-Intentions-Spring-Run/1

McGuire, Koughan top runners
in Sporting Intentions Spring Run

Published on May 1, 2011
Jason Simmonds


CHARLOTTETOWN - Connor McGuire and Tyler Koughan were the top runners in their respective divisions in the Sporting Intentions Spring Run here Saturday morning.

McGuire, 19, won the 10-kilometre event in 34 minutes 36 seconds (34:36). Carson Campbell (39:53), Alex Bain (40:03), Leo McCosham (40:52) and Michael Gaudet (41:06) rounded out the top-five finishers.

Kara Grant, 32, was the first female to hit the finish line in 42:09. She was eighth overall in the field of 58.

It was the second 10K win in a row for McGuire, who also won the Source for Sports Bunny Hop on April 30 in 33:22.

5K

In the five-kilometre race, the 19-year-old Koughan finished 11 seconds ahead of second-place finisher David McQuillan. Koughan's time was 20:43 while McQuillan stopped the clock in 20:54. Ryan Lloyd (21:09), Andrew Pickard (21:30) and Ryan MacRae (21:50) were third, fourth and fifth.

Alyssa Arbing, 15, was the top-finishing female in 26 minutes flat. She was 14th overall.

A total of 62 runners took part in the five-kilometre race.

Next race

The next P.E.I. RoadRunners Club race is the Proude's Shoes 5K Run on Saturday. Registration at Proude's Shoes at the Sherwood Business Centre will begin at 8 a.m., with the race beginning at 9 a.m.

This race is a fund-raiser for Youth Mission Nicaragua 2012.

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Saturday, April 23, 2011

2011 Source for Sports Bunny Hop - A 10Km Personal Best!



It was sunny and 7 degrees.

The Source for Sports Bunny Hop at Source for Sports.

The 10km course on Kirkwood Drive, North River Rd, Capital Drive and Lewis Point.

Connor McGuire won the 10Km race and Rebecca Pike for the top female.

I finished in 40:26 and beat my 10km personal best, the 2004 Wally Rodd (40:58).

Rick Lehman won the 5Km race and Hannah Walker for the top female.

My boss's daughter Julia ran her first 5Km race.

Em & Julia

Official Result: 15th out of 130
10K in 40 minutes, 26 seconds



2010 Bunny Hop ~*~2009 Bunny Hop ~*~2008 Bunny Hop ~*~2007 Bunny Hop
2006 Bunny Hop ~*~2005 Bunny Hop

Bunny Hop Photos 2005-2011


http://www.theguardian.pe.ca/Sports/2011-04-23/article-2450592/A-hill-by-any-other-name-is-still-a-hill/1

A hill by any other name is still a hill


Source for Sports Bunny Hop
Guardian photo by Brian McInnis

Source for Sports Bunny Hop

Published on April 23, 2011

There is a hill just west of the Queens Arms corner on the Trans Canada Highway in Charlottetown that has been the near downfall of many runners over the years. It was known simply as the Wandlyn Hill to runners as far back as the 1970s when an motel of the same name was located part way up the hill. That motel is gone, but to many runners of a certain age the hill is still the Wandlyn Hill and Saturday during the Source for Sports Spring Bunny Hop the hill once again played havoc with some runners. The event, with is the unofficial start of the spring road run season, attracted more than 200 runners for the 10 kilometre and five kilometre run.

~*~
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Saturday, April 9, 2011

SADD 2011 - First Points Race of the Year

It was sunny and -1 degrees.

The SADD Run at Colonel Gray High School. The 10km course on Spring Park Rd, Victoria Park, Brighton, North River Rd, Charlottetown Rural and Queen Street.

David Gallant won the 10K race and Kristy Newson for the top female. I finished in 41:34 and came in 6th out of 41 runners.

Carson Campbell won the 5km race and Kara Grant for the top female.

It was first points race of 2011 PEI Road Runners Club.

Official Result: 6th out of 41
10K in 41 minutes, 34 seconds





Wednesday, April 6, 2011

I Walk - I Run for the IWK

It was sunny and 5 degrees.

I Walk - I Run 2.5km and 5km Walk and Run for the IWK at the grand opening of the new Running Room.

There were around 400 people.

I met John Stanton the founder of Running Room.

Dianne and Elaine are working at the Running Room.

The out and back course on Fitzroy Street, Terry Fox Drive, Victoria Park and Brighton.

Gary Simmons came first, I came 4th. Everyone got a medal, cake and pizza.

Unofficial Result: 4th out of a whole bunch
5K(~4.57K) in 17 minutes 34 seconds

"Registrations are still being collected and processed but at last 374 people participated in the “I Run – I Walk for IWK” to benefit the IWK Health Centre Foundation at the new Charlottetown Running Room Wednesday night. The IWK was gunning to beat the opening night record of 401 participants set by Toronto and claim victory as the “running capital of Canada” Registrations were still being collected. Regardless of the outcome, it was an amazing turnout and show of support for the IWK and for the strength of running and walking on the Island.

About $5, 000 was raised at the event. "



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Saturday, April 2, 2011

WR3 2011





It was cloud and furries, drizzle and windy and 1 degree.

The Wear RED Road Races at Queen Charlotte Armoury. The half marathon course on Pownal, Alexandra, Tea Hill, Stratford and Charlottetown.

Scott Clark won the half marathon and Pam Power McKenna for the top female. I finished in 1:39:12 and came in 6th out of 33 runners.

Gaetan Dallaire won the 10K race and Rebecca Pike for top female.

Brandon Higginbotham won the 5K race and his mom Heidi Wood for top female.

Official Result: 6th out of 33
Half-Marathon in 1 hour, 39 minutes, 12 seconds

2010 WR3
2009 WR3


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Photos from the WR3 (2009-2011)

http://www.theguardian.pe.ca/News/Local/2011-04-02/article-2394088/Theyre-off-and-running/1

They're off and running

Wear Red Road Race Guardian photo by Brian McInnis

Wear Red Road Race

Published on April 2, 2011

Runners all dressed in red leave the Queen Charlotte Armouries in Charlottetown Saturday morning for the Wear Red Road Race in support of the troops and military families. These were the 10 kilometre and five kilometre races, but a half-martathon was also run from the Pownal Sports Centre to the armouries. Organizers said there were about 100 runners registered, but because of the nasty weather the children's run was cancelled. The event was hosted by the P.E.I. Regiment.


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Saturday, April 24, 2010

Sporting Intentions Spring Run Off 2010

It was sunny and 5 degrees. The Sporting Intentions Spring Run Off at North River Rd.

The out and back course on North River Rd, Victoria Park and through Brighton.

Connor McGuire won the race and Natalie Vloet for top female.

I finished in 46:07 and came in 29th out of 88 runners.

Everyone who registered got a really nice $25 cap.
Official Result: 29th out of 88
10K in 46 minutes, 7 seconds


Spring Run Off 2009 ~*~ Spring Run Off 2008

Photos from the Sporting Intentions Spring Run Off 2008-2010

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Sunday, April 18, 2010

Team Diabetes Spring Thaw 2010

It was cloud and shower and 3 degrees.

The new Team Diabetes Spring Thaw at Cody Banks Arena in Sherwood. The 5Km loop course on Maple Ave, Mt Edward Road, Lilac Ave and Hillside Drive.

Mark McCosham won the race.

I finished in 45:19 and came in 5th.

Rose Murphy-Cheverie have a PB at 10km.

Have fun at Reykjavik Marathon in Iceland in August with Team Diabetes Shelley!

Next week I run at Sporting Intentions Spring Run Off.

Result: 5th place
10K in 45 minutes, 19 seconds

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Saturday, April 17, 2010

Run For It 2010


It was cloud and 2 degrees. The Run For It at Milton. The loop course on #2 highway, trail and Warren Grove Rd.

Gary Simmonds won the 8Km race and Pat Ellis for the top female. I finished in 38:16 and came in 6th out of 24 runners. It was only 8km not 10km.

Eric Deveau won the 7km and Debbie Simmons for the top female, she was a walker.

Tomorrow I will run the new Team Diabetes Spring Thaw at Sherwood. It suppose to rain.

Official Result: 6th out of 24
8K in 38 minutes, 16 seconds


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Run For it 2008

Photos from the Run For It Run (2008 & 2010)

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Saturday, April 10, 2010

WR3 - A Very Windy Race!

Half-Marathon Start


5K & 10K Start

It was sun and cloud and very windy and 12 degrees.

The WR3 Road Races at Charlottetown Armories.

The half marathon started at Pownal and finish at armories. Leo McCosham won the race and Shelley Simmons-MacLeod for the top female.

Billy MacDonald won the 10km race and Jennifer Perry for the top female.

Aaron Pottelberg won the 5km race and Laura Smith for the top female.

I finished the half marathon in 1:48:49 and came in 26th out of 50 runners.

The course was on the Pownal Rd and Keppoch Rd along the shoreline is very nice.

Official Result: 26th out of 50
Half-Marathon in 1 hour, 48 minutes, 49 seconds


2009 Wr3
Photos from the WR3 (2009-2010)

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http://www.journalpioneer.com/index.cfm?sid=336358&sc=119

McCosham, Simmons-MacLeod top runners in half marathon

The Journal Pioneer


POWNAL - Leo McCosham of Charlottetown and Shelley Simmons-MacLeod of Summerside were the top male and female runners in the half marathon of the Wear Red road races Saturday.
The races also included 5- and 10-kilometre events.
McCosham finished first overall in a time of one hour 19 minutes 30 seconds (1:19:30). Chuck Dixon of Sackville, N.B., was second in 1:23:07, and Steven Baglole of Charlottetown was third in 1:25:01.
Simmons-MacLeod, who finished 13th overall out of 50 runners, stopped the clock in 1:41:20. Sandi Carson-McGuire of Summerside was the second-finishing female, 15th overall, in 1:43:13, and Brenda Benson of Summerside was 16th overall in 1:43:19.

10K
In the 10-kilometre race, Billy MacDonald of Charlottetown was the first runner to hit the finish line in 38:55. Jennifer Perry of Tignish was the top-finishing female in 45:14. Perry was fourth overall in the 31-runner field.
Aaron Pottleberg of Shearwater, N.S., won the 5-kilometre race with a time of 21:05. Laura Smith of Stratford was the top female runner, and was second overall with a time of 21:34. A total of 40 runners participated.
The Wear Red road races, sponsored by Mark's Work Wearhouse, are a fundraiser for the P.E.I. Military Family Services Centre.

Saturday, April 3, 2010

The Bunny Hop - The 2010 Race Season has begun!

It was foggy and 9 degrees. The Bunny Hop run at DQ. The official start of race season on PEI. The 5km run was added this year. The out and back course on North River Rd, Maypoint Rd. and Beach Grove Rd. Connor McGuire of St. FX won the 10km race and Jenn Nicholson for the top female. Ryan Doucette won the 5km race and Shelley Simmons-MacLeod for the top female. I finished in 47:00 and came in 68th out of 169 runners. Next week I will run the half marathon in WR3 race.

Official Results: 68th out of 169
10K in 47 minutes

10K Results ~*~ 5K Results


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2009 Bunny Hop
2008 Bunny Hop
2007 Bunny Hop
2006 Bunny Hop
2005 Bunny Hop

Bunny Hop Photos (2005-2010)

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http://www.journalpioneer.com/index.cfm?sid=335400&sc=119
McGuire, Nicholson top runners in Bunny Hop 10K race
The Journal Pioneer

CHARLOTTETOWN - Connor McGuire of Summerside and Jen Nicholson of Cornwall were the top runners in the 10-kilometre event of the 33rd annual Dairy Queen/Source for Sports Bunny Hop Road Race here recently.
McGuire, 18, had a time of 32 minutes 52 seconds (32:52), and was just five seconds off Stanley Chaisson's course record.
Mike MacKinnon (34:10) and Rob MacKenzie (35:17) rounded out the top three overall finishers.
Nicholson, 41, set a new female course record - 37:58. She was ninth overall out of 169 runners.
Kristy Newson, 34, was the second female to finish, 19th overall, in 40:42, and Rebecca Pike, 24, came third in the female category. She was 28th overall and her time was 41:24.

5K
In the five-kilometre event, Ryan Doucette, 20, was the overall winner in 19:42.
Shelley Simmons-MacLeod of Summerside was the top-placing female in 20:21. She was third overall out of 60 runners.

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Spring Run Off


It was sunny and 10 degrees.

The Sporting Intentions Spring Run Off on North River Road in Charlottetown.

The out and back course was on North River Road and Victoria Park.

The 5km race was added this year for the high school kids who were volunteering and running.

Stanley Chaisson won the race and returns from PEI Marathon and Kristy Newson for the top female.

I finished in 46:29 and came in 33rd out of 71 runners.

Brian Smith won the 5km and Hannah Szwark for the top female.

Official Result: 33rd out of 71
10K in 46 minutes, 29 seconds

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Spring Run Off 2008


Before the race Leo gave me his official yellow Boston Marathon
long sleeve shirt
and Dianne gave me the poster.
Thank you!
(Alex put the poster down, outside, at Sporting Intentions. If you picked it up, please let us know.
Scott Clark has brought Alex a poster from Boston the past few years. Knowing Scott wasn't running Boston this year, Leo and Dianne
both made sure Alex had his Boston Marathon 2009 keepsake. Alex was rather upset to discover he'd lost his poster.
Thanks you two, Leo - the shirt is not only his colour but it's his size too! Pretty special...)



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