Showing posts with label Cornwall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cornwall. Show all posts

Monday, July 30, 2012

Arthritis Joints In Motion 5K & 10K Run


It was sun and few clouds and 20 degrees. 

The Arthritis Joints In Motions Run at Sam's Restaurant. The course on Centennial Drive and Cornwall Rd. 

Billy MacDonald won the 10km race and Dianne Watts-Pye for the top female. I finished in 39:53 and came in 4th out of 22 runners. Blair McQuaid won the 5km race and Kayla Balderston for the top female.


Official Result: 4th out of 22
10K in 39 minutes, 53 seconds

Results


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Saturday, June 4, 2011

The Cornwall Classic - A Top 5 Finish

It was cloudy and 8 degrees.

The Cornwall Classic at Cornwall Town Hall. The course on Lowther Drive, John Street, Hillside Meadows Drive, Ferry Rd, Primrose Drive, Waterview Drive, Brookside Drive and James Street.

David Gallant won the 1okm race and Jenn Nicholson for the top female. I finished in 39:12 and came in 5th out of 58 runners. Hanna Walker was the first female and won the 5km race and Rob Jenkins for the top male.

Official Result: 5th out of 58 runners
10K in 39 minutes, 12 seconds





Saturday, June 5, 2010

The Cornwall Classic

It was sun and cloud and 15 degrees.

The Cornwall Classic at Cornwall Town Hall. The new course from Cornwall Town Hall to Ferry Rd and Primrose Point.

Tyler Sellar won the 10K race and Kara Grant for the top female. I finished in 41:12 and came in 9th out of 50 runners.

Roy Mason won the 5km race and Chantal Basque-Godin for top female.

Next Week I run the PEI Parks Trail Run in Milton.

Official Result: 9th out of 50
10K in 41 minutes, 12 seconds


More Photos


Cornwall Classic 2009
Cornwall Classic 2008
Cornwall Classic 2007

Cornwall Classic 2006
Cornwall Classic 2005


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Not Against It
acceptance, inclusion, awareness

Saturday, June 6, 2009

5th Annual Cornwall Classic


It was overcast and 14 degrees.

I wore a new running shirt.

The 10km course out and back loop.

All little kids from Elliot River school in the 5km.

Stanley Chaisson won the 10km and Jen Nicholson for the top female. I finished in 45:11 and came in 19th out of 40 runners.

Tyler Sellar won the 5km race and Susan Beaton-Trainor for the top female on the field of 97 runners.

Official Result: 19th out of 40
10K in 45 minutes, 11 seconds


Cornwall Classic 2008
Cornwall Classic 2007
Cornwall Classic 2006
Cornwall Classic 2005


More Photos
* My new running shirt *


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Not Against It
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Sunday, June 8, 2008

The Cornwall Classic


It was cloudy and 14 degrees.

The Cornwall Classic race was on Sunday morning for the first time in 3 years.

The loop course on hill and road at Cornwall.

I ran with Jamie Mutch in the 2nd half of race and finished in 42:39 and came in 11th out of 39 runners.

Samuel Mason won the race and Kelly McCosham for the top female.

Official Result: 11th out of 39
10K in 42 minutes, 39 seconds
Cornwall Classic 2007
Cornwall Classic 2006
Cornwall Classic 2005

More Photos (ours)
More Photos (PEI RoadRunners)

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Not Against It
acceptance not cure

Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Cornwall Classic

Saturday, June 9, 2007

Sunny and few clouds and 18 degrees.
Cornwall Classic 5km-10km run. I run 10Km.

Marlene Hunt was there, she was my T.A from when I was 3 years old until Grade 3. She is a Cornwall councillor. MLA Ronnie MacKinley started the race.

Ran up Ferry Rd. passed Uncle John's lane. Wore my white cap and soak with water.

Finish in 47:39 place in 22nd out of 51.

Official Result: 22nd out of 51
10K in 47 minutes, 39 seconds
2006 Cornwall Classic
2005 Cornwall Classic

Photos
Alex & "MJ" (Marlene Hunt). Alex's TA from the time he was 3 until Grade 3. I cannot say enough about her, her common sense, her respect for Alex and his autism, her ability to see beyond his disabilities to his abilities and the calm and gentle way she followed his lead and brought out the very best in him. She helped lay a very solid foundation for his education and began building successes upon it that continued throughout his school years. She is indeed one of the best things that ever happened to Alex and we're always thrilled to see her.

Dianne Pye & Alex.
Dianne loves to keep Alex on his toes and, although he's doing his best to look cool here, she can usually put a shy smile on his face from ear to ear. When he's running well he can beat her to the finish line but for the most part he's looking at her back, even though it might not start out that way.
He keeps her secrets too though she confesses to breaking the rules by times..... She is one of the few runners he has blogged about by name and one he showed great concern about as he followed her Boston Marathon times during the race and they weren't what they should be (poor Dianne got hit with Strep throat during the Boston Marathon). Safe to say they are watching, and watching out for, each other.

Running For Autism
Not Against It
acceptance not cure