Thursday, April 30, 2009

This weekend's Races - Proudes 5K and CBI Island Physiotherapy Food Drive Fun Run

Proude's Shoes 5K
(Points Race)
Saturday May 2, 2009
5K
Starting Time: 9:00 a.m.
Registration: 8:00 a.m. at Proude's Shoes - Sherwood Business Centre (Preregistration Friday night)
Fee: $10 / $20 per family
Sponsor: Proude's Shoes - Saucony
Fundraiser: Canadian Diabetes Assoc.
Contact: Kevin Proude 894-3504 info@proudesshoes.com
Course Description: A nice run for all abilities through the streets of Sherwood.
Map


CBI Island Physiotherapy Food Drive Fun Run

Sunday May 3, 2009
5K (Walk/Run) and 10K Run
Starting Time: 9:00 a.m.
Registration: 8:00 a.m. Main Lobby - Polyclinic Professional Center
Fee: $10.00 and non perishable food donation (greatly appreciated)
Fundraiser: 100% of proceeds going towards the Upper Room Food Bank.
Sponsor: CBI Health
Contact: Jenna Gallant 902-566-5212 and/or jgallant@cbi.ca
Course Description: Two 5km loops around charlottetown, starting and finishing at the Polyclinic Professional Center. Get together with friends and run for a great cause!

Connaughton running for Canada

Connaughton running for Canada

P.E.I. Olympic sprinter Jared Connaughton will be running for Canada at the world track and field championships.

He will be joining the 4x100 relay team in Berlin in August. The team qualified for the world championships over the weekend at a competition in Philadelphia.

Last summer, he competed at the Summer Olympics in Beijing in both the 4x100 relay and the 200 sprint.

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

News From the Prince Edward Island Marathon


Welcome to the 2009 BMO Nesbitt Burns Prince Edward Island Marathon

October 16 - 18, 2009

We are very excited to announce our new website, please check us out at www.princeedwardislandmarathon.com

Registration for 2009 is now open with early bird pricing in effect(posted on the registration page). We have added a new category for 2009 the Ben's Smart 5K Run & Walk. To register for any of our events click here.

PEI Marathon co-chair Cheryl Paynter is working hard to increase the number of pace bunnies for our October 18th Marathon. Cheryl met Jack Heely in his capacity as a pace bunny in May of 2008 at the New Jersey Marathon and they have remained friends ever since. Jack has most graciously agreed to head north to pace in the BMO Nesbitt Burns Prince Edward Island Marathon Weekend and to offer his support and services to those training for this great weekend. Coach Heely will be available to answer your training questions and is also writing articles that will be posted on the site. To learn more or ask Coach Heely a question click here.

If you are interested in becoming a pace bunny for any of the 2009 categories please email alicia@eventsinc.ca

Bonus Registration Initiative:Â Anyone who registers for any of the PEI Marathon categories by May 30th, 2009 will be eligible to win a Marathon Prize basket of goodies valued at $200.

The 2009 Marathon Weekend has something to offer the whole family.
~ Your Race...Your Pace! ~

Monday, April 27, 2009

Islanders on the Run - The Clarks at Big Sur


The Clarks at Big Sur....


Marathon
Runner Details Race Results Split Times
Bib: 25
Name: Scott Clark
Gender: M
Age: 45
Hometown: Summerside Rr#2, PE
Overall: 13 out of 3058
Men: 13 out of 1827
M 45-49: 2 out of 225
Age/Grade: 76.26% Place: 14
Finish: 2:55:03 Pace: 6:41
Tag Time: 2:55:03
Gun Time: 2:55:03
Half:
1:27:51


Pace: 6:43


5k
Runner Details Race Results Split Times
Bib: 10174
Name: Kim Clark
Gender: F
Age: 41
Hometown: Summside, PE
Overall: 271 out of 810
Women: 108 out of 473
F 40-44: 12 out of 41
Age/Grade: 52.97% Place: 268
Finish: 29:09 Pace: 9:23
Tag Time: 29:09
Gun Time: 29:09

- No splits are available for this runner -

Congrats you two!

Sunday, April 26, 2009

Boston Marathon Blog Traffic Spike

Readers of this blog come mostly from the autism/autistic and running communities (and some, like us, with a foot in each). Traffic here is pretty constant but a few days every year there's a spike in readership. The day of the Boston Marathon is one of those days:

Chances are, some of those readers who just discovered this blog on Monday will return, maybe regularly, maybe next April....

Hello & welcome to all our readers
new & old, Islanders & foreigners, regulars & infrequent visitors.
We appreciate the comments we get here, in our email boxes and to our faces.

Islanders on the Run - Today in Grande-Digue


Today at the Grande-Digue 15K
12 (place) Jamie Nickerson     M Charlottetown   1/45(Div. Place) 56:48
16 (place) Jen Micholson F Cornwall 2/46(Div. Place) 59:09
20 (place) Mark Cullen M Cornwall 5/20(Div. Place) 1:00:09
26 (place) Rebecca Walker F Summerside 2/20(Div. Place) 1:01:20
42 (place) John Van Ekris M Charlottetown 10/45(Div. Place) 1:05:31
51 (place) Natalie Dallaire F Cornwall 5/20(Div. Place) 1:07:49
56 (place) James Mutch 17/45(Div. Place)1:08:00
85 (place) Maureen Leard F Cornwall 4/46(Div. Place) 1:13:24
93 (place) Ellen Sherren F Charlottetown 3/37(Div. Place) 1:14:47
101 (place) Kimberley Bailey F Cornwall 7/46(Div. Place) 1:15:39
105 (place) Mike Murrins M Charlottetown 18/33(Div. Place) 1:16:52
107 (place) Judy West F Charlottetown 2/28(Div. Place) 1:16:56
112 (place) Cheryl Paynter F Charlottetown 5/37(Div. Place) 1:17:43
118 (place) George Mutch 34/45(Div. Place)1:18:45
171 place) Diane Pye F Charlottetown 7/28(Div. Place) 1:25:33
275 Runners
Full Results

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

More Photos

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...)



Running For Autism
Not Against It
acceptance not cure

Friday, April 24, 2009

This Saturday's Race - Sporting Intentions 10K Run

Sporting Intentions 10K Run
Saturday April 25, 2009

Registration: 8:00 a.m. at Sporting Intentions, 614 North River Rd.
Starting Time: 9:00 a.m.
Fee: $10.00
Fundraiser: Heart & Stroke Foundation
Contact: Dawn Paynter 388-7696
dawnpaynter@hotmail.com
Andrew Scott 892-4713
sportingintentions@hotmail.com
Course Description: Some Hills
Race Map

2008 Sporting Intentions Spring Run Off


Photos of Islanders Running in Boston

I've looked through hundreds (thousands?) of photos and have found these:

1 Mile
photo by Jim Rhoades & Frank Georges from Coolrunning

30 Km

photo by Jim Rhoades & Frank Georges from Coolrunning

20 Miles

photo by Ted & Mary Tyler from Coolrunning

Unlike last year when I could look through all these photos and pick out the PEI Shirts, this year I had only faces, bodies and sometimes bib numbers to help. Those who know of my faceblindness issues will appreciate what an accomplishment it was to find the photos I did find. I'm sure I missed quite a few. If you have any or know of any, send the links to me or leave the links in the comments here.

It was very easy to pick out the guy wearing the PEI Marathon shirt (see him here, here and here and I spotted him in others as well), that's Charles Mandel of Bedford NS.

Maybe next year you might want to make my search easier by wearing your own PEI Marathon shirt. Other things that could make it easier for me to spot you - You could dye your hair or wear a wig. Dress up or just go with the top hat & tails. Be a superhero or a superheroine, or find a costume that suits you. You could also wear a bright hat or wave at the cameras.....

If you are going to use any of these photos,

please respect the photographers' rights & wishes:

http://jimrhoades.com/

Please feel free to re-post any photo with the condition that you give credit to the photographer with a link to Coolrunning.com on your site.
Example link:
photo by Ted Tyler from Coolrunning

Boston 2009 Photos by

Jim Rhoades and Frank Georges (1 Mile & 30 Kilometer) and Ted and Mary Tyler(20 Mile)

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Games volunteers get new look


Games volunteers get new look

EDITORIAL STAFF
The Guardian


The 2009 Canada Games volunteer uniform, a quality Columbia two-piece golf shirt and jacket combination, was unveiled in Charlottetown Wednesday. The golf shirt is gold and the rain jacket is red and emblazoned with the Canada Games Island-shaped logo and the Atlantic Lottery Corporation logo. The corporation is the presenting sponsor of the Games volunteer program. The uniform is a benefit of being a volunteer, organizers said. From left are John Edwards, Charlie Cheverie, Cultural Affairs Minister Carolyn Bertram, Karen Wortman and MaryEllen Basha. Guardian photo by Brian McInnis
The 2009 Canada Games volunteer uniform, a quality Columbia two-piece golf shirt and jacket combination, was unveiled in Charlottetown Wednesday. The golf shirt is gold and the rain jacket is red and emblazoned with the Canada Games Island-shaped logo and the Atlantic Lottery Corporation logo. The corporation is the presenting sponsor of the Games volunteer program. The uniform is a benefit of being a volunteer, organizers said. From left are John Edwards, Charlie Cheverie, Cultural Affairs Minister Carolyn Bertram, Karen Wortman and MaryEllen Basha. Guardian photo by Brian McInnis

Volunteers for the 2009 Canada Games will be wearing a Columbia two-piece golf shirt and jacket combination.
The new uniform, only one of the benefits volunteers with the Games will realize, is valued at $99.98 and was unveiled Wednesday.
Supporters, volunteers, sponsor partners and media were on hand for the debut of the gold golf shirt and red rain jacket emblazoned with the 2009 Canada Games Island-shaped logo and the Atlantic Lottery Corporation logo. Atlantic Lottery Corporation is the presenting sponsor of the Games’ volunteer program.
“Our $1.1-million contribution has allowed us to not only support and build the spirit of the Games since 1976, but to also support Team Atlantic and every Canada Games volunteer, through the volunteer services program,”?Joel Irvine, vice-president of sales and customer service with ALC, said.
A green zip jacket, a part of the familiar 1991 uniform jacket, was retired during the ceremony.
Joseph Spriet, president of the 2009 Host Society, said the Games still need volunteers. They are looking for 6,000 volunteers.
“We are in the unique position of being a provincewide Games, so we need volunteers from tip to tip to sign up,” he said.
“When volunteers apply, not only can they request a specific type of volunteer assignment, but they can specify which area of the province they would like to work in.”

On the Net: www.2009canadagames.ca

Alyric

Alyric

I will miss you...

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Autistic Runner Excels At Boston Marathon


from MAJORITYMAG
April 21, 2009 – 8:34 am

andy-bryant.jpg

Andy Bryant, 27, crossed the finish line at yesterday’s Boston Marathon in a time of 3 hrs 5 minutes and 19 seconds good enough to place him in the top 6% of the 20,000 runners in the race. That’s a great accomplishment in itself, but when you take into consideration that fact that Andy is severely autistic its actually pretty amazing. Lacking the understanding of how to pace himself, Andy usually just takes off as quick as he can and relies on sheer will and determination to maintain it for as long as possible; which in this case happened to be 26 miles!

Bryant plans to continue running marathons for many years to come and with continued training hopes to eventually break 3 hour mark. Judging from his determination, anything is possible.

-JH

photo via Seattle Times


Andy Bryant runs best time at Boston Marathon

Autistic runner qualifies for return trip to Boston with time of 3 hours, 5 minutes, 19 seconds.

Seattle Times staff columnist

Andy Bryant, the autistic runner profiled in The Seattle Times on Sunday, ran a personal-best time of 3 hours, 5 minutes, 19 seconds in the Boston Marathon on Monday.

Bryant, 27, had hoped to finish in less than three hours, but he became tired late in the race and fell off his pace over the final three miles. Still, after spending most of 2008 recovering from a broken foot, Bryant was happy to run so well.

Because he ran a time better than 3:10, Bryant qualified for the 2010 Boston Marathon.

"For some reason, Andy does his best times at Boston, even though it's so tough," said his mother, Colleen Engle. "At the end, he said he just didn't have any more gas in his car. But he's going in the right direction. He'll break three hours someday."

3776 Bryant, Andrew V. 27 M Seattle WA USA

Track
Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:20:36 0:40:50 1:00:31 1:20:32 1:24:51 1:41:34 2:04:50 2:29:04 2:52:49
Finish Start Time Offset Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
00:00:48 0:07:04
3:05:19 1958 1857 1321

McCosham leads PEI contingent at Boston Marathon


(click on image to enlarge & read)

Monday, April 20, 2009

Listen to Leo!

is scheduled to be on CBC Radio, Island Morning,
tomorrow (Tuesday, April 23rd) morning around 7:50am.


>>Click here to listen to CBC Charlottetown Radio<<

Western P.E.I. 101.1 FM ~ Central P.E.I. 96.1 FM ~ Eastern P.E.I. 92.3 FM

1444 McCosham, Leo 45 M Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:18:33 0:37:50 0:57:12 1:16:52 1:21:09 1:36:44 1:57:01 2:17:54 2:38:47
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:06:25
2:47:58 374 354 13



2009 Boston Marathon Photos

2009 Boston Marathon Photos



More added as we find them



The Boston Marathon Leaderboard

The Leaderboard


Deriba Merga, Men's Winner
Salina Kosgei, Women's Winner
Ernst Van Dyk, Men's Wheelchair Winner
Wakako Tsuchida, Women's Wheelchair Winner
Deriba Merga
Men's
Salina Kosgei
Women's
Ernst Van Dyk
Men's Wheelchair
Wakako Tsuchida
Women's Wheelchair

Top Men Finishers-Open Race
1. Deriba Merga ETH 2:08:42
2. Daniel Rono KEN 2:09:32
3. Ryan Hall USA 2:09:40
4. Tekeste Kebede ETH 2:09:49
5. Robert Cheruiyot KEN 2:10:06
6. Gashaw Asfaw ETH 2:10:44
7. Solomon Molla ETH 2:12:02
8. Evans Cheruiyot KEN 2:12:45
9. Stephen Kiogora KEN 2:13:00
10. Timothy Cherigat KEN 2:13:04

Top Women Finishers-Open Race
1. Salina Kosgei KEN 2:32:16
2. Dire Tune ETH 2:32:17
3. Kara Goucher USA 2:32:25
4. Bezunesh Bekele ETH 2:33:08
5. Helena Kirop KEN 2:33:24
6. Lidiya Grigoryeva RUS 2:34:20
7. Atsede Habtamu ETH 2:35:34
8. Colleen S. De Reuck USA 2:35:37
9. Alice Timbilili KEN 2:36:25
10. Alina Ivanova RUS 2:36:50

Top Men Finishers-Wheelchair Race

1. Ernst Van Dyk RSA 1:33:29
2. Masazumi Soejima JPN 1:36:57
3. Roger Puigbo Verdaguer, Sr. ESP 1:37:47

Top Women Finishers-Wheelchair Race
1. Wakako Tsuchida JPN 1:54:37
2. Diane Roy CAN 2:01:27
3. Shirley S. Reilly USA 2:04:54

Live Blogging PEI Runner's Results at the Boston Marathon

Islanders in Finishing Order

1444 McCosham, Leo 45 M Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:18:33 0:37:50 0:57:12 1:16:52 1:21:09 1:36:44 1:57:01 2:17:54 2:38:47
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:06:25
2:47:58 374 354 13
1780 Baglole, Steven L. 32 M Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:19:10 0:38:49 0:59:05 1:19:50 1:24:21 1:40:52 2:02:28 2:24:42 2:46:41
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:06:45
2:56:54 954 908 700
3860 Matters, Chris 36 M Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:20:48 0:41:32 1:02:11 1:23:03 1:27:35 1:44:04 2:05:33 2:27:56 2:49:54
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:06:51
2:59:28 1279 1215 906
4432 Gillis, Edwin P. 45 M Summerside PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:21:46 0:42:56 1:04:12 1:25:54 1:30:40 1:47:59 2:11:21 2:36:38 3:01:50
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:07:22
3:13:01 3243 3010 309
4510 McCormick, Sean M. 39 M North Rustico PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:21:39 0:43:13 1:05:20 1:27:57 1:32:51 1:50:39 2:13:54 2:38:48 3:05:17
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:07:31
3:17:02 4023 3670 2316
7810 Simmonds, Gary N. 50 M Morell PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:22:00 0:43:43 1:05:35 1:29:14 1:34:09 1:52:18 2:16:39 2:41:20 3:07:33
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:07:42
3:21:37 5022 4469 286
8033 Simmons, Garth S. 45 M Kensington PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:23:40 0:47:41 1:11:01 1:34:18 1:39:28 1:57:44 2:22:03 2:48:12 3:13:52
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:07:50
3:25:01 5834 5060 734
4081 Sellar, Tyler W. 21 M New Haven PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:21:13 0:41:44 1:02:26 1:23:29 1:28:07 1:45:23 2:13:33 2:43:09 3:15:29
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:07:57
3:28:22 6766 5731 2987
9749 Victor, Mark 45 M Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:25:44 0:50:37 1:16:06 1:40:24 1:45:38 2:04:52 2:30:06 2:55:54 3:21:29
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:08:07
3:32:50 8094 6569 1208
16198 MacLaurin, Anne K. 36 F Miscouche PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:25:46 0:51:26 1:17:05 1:42:49 1:48:24 2:09:05 2:36:18 3:04:14 3:32:01
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:08:34
3:44:21 11265 3037 2220
11875 Dalton, Paul A. 50 M St. Edward PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:24:22 0:48:58 1:13:50 1:39:18 1:44:56 2:04:51 2:31:57 3:01:09 3:31:49
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:08:40
3:47:17 11725 8478 1088
14758 Walsh, Beverley E. 47 F Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:24:12 0:48:40 1:14:18 1:40:58 1:46:43 2:08:18 2:36:49 3:06:22 3:34:51
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:08:41
3:47:42 12288 3619 319
16976 Chaisson, Jackie 38 F Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:26:48 0:52:45 1:18:13 1:43:59 1:49:34 2:10:08 2:37:34 3:06:28 3:35:20
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:08:44
3:48:42 12679 3827 2656
19100 Stewart, Mary E. M.D. 43 F Summerside PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:27:20 0:53:06 1:18:46 1:45:36 1:51:27 2:14:22 2:42:32 3:13:23 3:41:42
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:08:56
3:54:15 14130 4605 861
18690 Boswall, Diane H. 48 F Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:29:06 0:56:20 1:23:05 1:50:28 1:56:21 2:17:54 2:46:46 3:15:00 3:42:53
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:08:59
3:55:32 14450 4781 543
13427 Beaton, David E. 50 M Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:26:47 0:54:12 1:22:03 1:51:34 1:57:44 2:20:27 2:49:36 3:19:15 3:47:42
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:09:09
3:59:48 15068 9920 1379
20283 Leard, Maureen M. 48 F Cornwall PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:26:53 0:54:23 1:21:15 1:48:35 1:54:23 2:16:27 2:45:59 3:16:35 3:48:09
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:09:14
4:01:42 15975 5636 746
19521 Burkholder, Elaine G. 51 F Kensington PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:27:58 0:56:24 1:25:59 1:53:58 1:59:53 2:23:11 2:55:17 3:24:29 3:52:18
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:09:19
4:04:07 16319 5841 279
17862 Bailey, Kimberley D. 43 F Cornwall PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:26:25 0:52:26 1:19:00 1:46:06 1:51:54 2:14:07 2:45:15 3:18:21 3:53:51
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:09:30
4:09:06 17143 6329 1221
17191 Mitton, Natalie J. 36 F Stratford PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:27:53 0:55:26 1:23:00 1:51:29 1:57:48 2:21:08 2:52:09 3:24:23 3:56:03
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:09:34
4:10:47 17323 6439 3749
17473 Atkinson, Paul N. 58 M Cornwall PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:27:53 0:55:26 1:23:01 1:51:29 1:57:48 2:21:08 2:52:09 3:24:23 3:56:03
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:09:34
4:10:47 17325 10885 813
20791 Shea, Jo-Anne 50 F Stratford PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:30:05 0:57:50 1:26:10 1:55:16 2:02:18 2:25:17 2:56:45 3:29:27 4:00:13
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:09:41
4:13:41 17800 6696 405
16686 MacIsaac-Gallant, Linda J. 40 F Summerside PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:25:30 0:50:12 1:14:49 1:40:07 1:45:34 2:06:10 2:33:01 3:21:13 4:00:44
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:09:47
4:16:10 17973 6802 1296
19852 McConkey, Sandra E. 48 F Stratford PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:29:06 0:56:36 1:25:48 1:57:53 2:04:06 2:28:20 3:00:25 3:33:49 4:06:36
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:09:59
4:21:25 18831 7262 1154
20322 Pye, Dianne F. 50 F Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:27:58 0:56:25 1:25:13 1:58:40 2:04:35 2:29:53 3:01:09 3:34:53 4:08:36
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:10:03
4:23:07 18951 7328 505
18365 Van Ekris, Loretta M. 42 F Charlottetown PE CAN

Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:29:47 1:00:10 1:36:24 2:09:26 2:16:18 2:42:43 3:19:05 3:56:41 4:30:57
Finish Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
0:10:54
4:45:40 20888 8312 1508

21317 - Judi Coughlin, 56, Summerside - Did Not Start


~ Other Runners We're Watching ~

12679 Bourque, Sylvio C. 49 M Grande Digue NB CAN

Track
Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:24:29 0:50:05 1:15:37 1:42:42 1:48:31 2:10:41 2:39:59 3:09:41 3:39:18
Finish Start Time Offset Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
00:07:22 0:08:49
3:51:05 10302 8132 1805


17488 Coffin, Connie 40 F Saint John NB CAN

Track
Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:25:44 0:50:28 1:14:55 1:39:57 1:45:20 2:05:41 2:32:14 2:59:56 3:27:24
Finish Start Time Offset Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
00:02:19 0:08:22
3:39:17 9960 2384 365

3776 Bryant, Andrew V. 27 M Seattle WA USA

Track
Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:20:36 0:40:50 1:00:31 1:20:32 1:24:51 1:41:34 2:04:50 2:29:04 2:52:49
Finish Start Time Offset Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
00:00:48 0:07:04
3:05:19 1958 1857 1321


16257 Sytniak, Katie 29 F Ann Arbor MI USA

Track
Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:27:53 0:54:52 1:21:30 1:47:50 1:53:30 2:14:12 2:41:03 3:07:41 3:34:33
Finish Start Time Offset Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
00:01:29 0:08:40
3:46:59 12122 3517 2494

Aaron Pratt
9854 Pratt, Aaron 55 M Saline MI USA

Track
Checkpoints 5k 10k 15k 20k Half 25k 30k 35k 40k
0:26:06 0:51:28 1:16:01 1:40:13 1:45:20 2:04:26 2:30:13 2:57:43 3:26:55
Finish Start Time Offset Pace Projected Time Official Time Overall Gender Division
00:30:55 0:08:26
3:40:55 10433 7807 304

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