Showing posts with label Grande-Digue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grande-Digue. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

This Saturday's Races - Sporting Intentions Spring Run Off 10K & Grande-Digue 15K

Sporting Intentions 10K Run
10K (Points Run)
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Start Time: 9:00 am
Registration: 8:00 am at Sporting Intentions, 614 North River Road (Find it on the Map)
Fee: $10.00
Sponsor: Sporting Intentions
Fundraiser: Heart & Stroke Foundation
Contact: Dawn Paynter - 388-7696 dawnpaynter@hotmail.com, Andrew Scott - 892-4713 andrew@sportingintentions.com
Course Description: Down North River Road to Belvedere, along the water to the park and back. Some hills
Course Map

Spring Run Off 2009 ~*~ Spring Run Off 2008

Photos from the Sporting Intentions Spring Run Off 2008-2009


The 5th anniversary Grande-Digue 15 km
Saturday, April 24th, 2010
Grande-Digue Grande-Digue, NB, CA
Date:
Saturday, April 24th, 2010
Time:
  • 15 K at 10:00 AM
  • 3k Run/Walk at 10:10 AM
  • 15K Walk at 9:00 AM
Location:
Grande-Digue, NB, CA
Phone:
506-576-7082

15 K Road Race, RunNB SuperSeries.




Sunday, April 26, 2009

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

Sunday, April 27, 2008

Grande-Digue - My first race off Island


Athena, Dorothy, Alex, Sandra, Mike

Alex & Peter

It was sunny and 14 degrees.

The 15km loop course was on the road by the water, not too hilly and 1.5km downhill at the end.

Started and ended at big church.

It was first run on the mainland for me and Sandra Gregory.

The average 5km time of 23 minutes, the 10km split time of 46 minutes and breaking 70 minutes barrier own PB by more than 10 minutes!

Mike Meacher won his age division, Dorothy Gregory was 3rd in her age division.

Athena and Jamie was also running from PEI.

I finished in 1:09:19 in 47th out of 214 runners.

I ate spaghetti afterwards and award presentation with race organizer Sylvio Bourque then went to my grandmother.



Official Result: 47th out of 214
15K in 1 hour, 9 minutes, 19 seconds

More Photos (ours)

More Photos (Mike Richard's)

More Photos (RunNB)

Below: Finish line photos: Jamie, Sandra & Dorothy, Mike, Athena


Our Award Winners

Mike "Rocketman" Meacher & Dorothy Gregory


Running For Autism
Not Against It
acceptance not cure

Wednesday, May 2, 2007

Le 15km de GRANDE-DIGUE -- Sorry we missed it

Chaisson top runner from P.E.I.
Several Islanders run in N.B. road race

GRANDE-DIGUE, N.B. – Stanley Chaisson led the Prince Edward Island contingent at Grande-Digue’s 15-kilometre road race Sunday

Chaisson, from Charlottetown (really he’s from Bear River!), placed first in his age category (male 20-29) and second overall in a time of 50 minutes and 36 seconds.

Chaisson and race winner Joel Bourgeois od Grande-Digue (50:15) beat the previous best time for the event.

A total of 205 runners took part in the race.

Islanders finishing in the top 25 were Scott Clark of Summerside (55:35), Tyler Reid of Cornwall (55:48), and Leo McCosham of Charlottetown (58:16)

Other PEI finishers were: Francis Fagan of Charlottetown (1:02:48), Elaine Burkholder of Kensington (1:11:50), Diane Pye of Charlottetown (1:12:31), Kimberley Bailey of Cornwall (1:13:42), Tanya Gregory of Charlottetown (1:13:45), Edna Vloet of Charlottetown (1:14:22), Bethany Lucas of Stratford (1:14:43), Athena Doyle of Charlottetown (1:16:00), Rick West of Charlottetown (1:16:24), Mike Meacher of Charlottetown (1:17:56), Doug MacEachern of Charlottetown (1:19:29), Tricia Proude of Charlottetown (1:19:34), Judy West of Charlottetown (1:19:50), Cheryl Paynter of Charlottetown (1:26:28), Monique Kaye of Charlottetown (1:26:52), Gary Craswell of Charlottetown (1:27:58), Carol Craswell of Charlottetown (1:27:59), Eric Deveau of Souris (1:29:25), Dina DeRoches of Stratford (1:33:27) and Lorrie Bylhouwer of Charlottetown (1:47:08)

We had planned to go to this race. In fact, we had a whole extended weekend in NB planned that centered around visiting my mom, who lives outside Saint John, helping her with some work in the house & yard, shopping with my daughter and had Alex & I leaving early Sunday morning to go to Grande-Digue so Alex could run. My husband would leave later in the day with some furniture in the back of his truck and either meet up with us in Grande-Digue or see us back at home. My daughter would have her choice of who she wanted to return to the Island with.

Then came the weather forecast - rain Friday night, showers Saturday and Sunday. We weren’t concerned with Friday and Saturday so much but the idea of bringing furniture home in the back of an open truck on a three and a half hour drive (minimum) in the rain..... was enough to postpone our visit and cancel our plans.

Alex was not impressed.

Of course it didn’t really shower on Sunday. It drizzled a bit in the morning here and, I’ve heard, it did the same in NB. We could have, should have, gone.

By all accounts the race was a windy, but good time. Next year Sylvio..... next year....

Congratulations Stan on your fabulous finish and to all Islanders for representin’ on the mainland. Sylvio, I hope we see you back on the Island to run in the coming months.

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