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Italian Lake 3 or 10 miles

With Gunnar Kramer as the official "ready-set-goer", 35 runners took on a 3 or 10-mile distance consisting mainly of the mid-portion of the Harrisburg Marathon course. This course was initially created by charter member Nick Marshall.

In the 10 miler, Harrisburg Marathon record-holder Rick Blood, cruised in first place with 1:04:17. Becki McClintock, coming off a 3:03:43 Cleveland Marathon finish, came in second with 1:09:37. Third place was captured by HARRC VP Mike Garman. Tom Snedden took first in the 3-miler with 19:47 followed by Saturday morning run coordinator, Jeff White, in 20:49. John Spreha came in third with 21:01. Susie Kramer (with Gunnar) took first for the ladies in 24:25.

Although no fist-fights broke out, there was some question as to the length of the 10-miler. My GPS actually clocked it at 9.8 and Jim Collins was slightly less, but we agreed (over a glass of Gatorade) that everyone could log in 10 miles in their diary and not lose any sleep over it. Jim deemed the 3 mile course as accurate. Those GPS things are both a blessing and a curse.....

10-mile results:

1. Rick Blood 1:04:17

2. Becki McClintock 1:09:37

3. Mike Garman 1:10:30

4. Frank Leiter 1:11:24

5. Paul Barkman 1:15:08

6. Mike Rebuck 1:15:22

7. Frank Crupi 1:16:50

8. Joe Torchia 1:16:50

9. Andy O’Donnell 1:17:38

10. Ed Pague 1:19:10

11. Mark Ritter 1:19:32

12. Jim Collins 1:25:20

13. Ted Tesler 1:25:20

14. Chris Gipe 1:31:07

15. Lee McMindes 1:31:57

16. Al Hipple 1:31:25

17. Bob Daniels 1:34:45

18. Chris Jones 1:34:45

19. Steve Whittle 1:37:58

3-Miler

1. Tom Snedden 19:47

2. Jeff White 20:49

3. John Spreha 21:01

4. John Damore 21:31

5. Sam McClintock 23:00**

6. Rob Ramsey 23:55**

7. Susie & Gunnar Kramer - 24:25

8. Al Redmond 25:12

9. Gregg Warner 25:55

10. Wayne Smithers 25:55

11. Rhonda Hakundy 30:49

12. Robin Kennedy 37:19

**Sam and Rob opted for the more scenic Italian Lake finish

6-miles

1. Al Mercik - 1:03

2. Bill Ilgenfritz 1:03

3. Serena Cho 1:03: 29 (may have run more than 6)

Fun Run:

Dave Lebo

	HARRC Sunday Club Run May 16, 2004
	Race Director: Marge Lebo Helpers: Debbie Whittle and Matt Lebo- kept everyone on course
	Italian Lake 3 or 10 miles With Gunnar Kramer as the official "ready-set-goer", 35 runners took on a 3 or 10-mile distance consisting mainly of the mid-portion of the Harrisburg Marathon course. This course was initially created by charter member Nick Marshall. In the 10 miler, Harrisburg Marathon record-holder Rick Blood, cruised in first place with 1:04:17. Becki McClintock, coming off a 3:03:43 Cleveland Marathon finish, came in second with 1:09:37. Third place was captured by HARRC VP Mike Garman. Tom Snedden took first in the 3-miler with 19:47 followed by Saturday morning run coordinator, Jeff White, in 20:49. John Spreha came in third with 21:01. Susie Kramer (with Gunnar) took first for the ladies in 24:25. Although no fist-fights broke out, there was some question as to the length of the 10-miler. My GPS actually clocked it at 9.8 and Jim Collins was slightly less, but we agreed (over a glass of Gatorade) that everyone could log in 10 miles in their diary and not lose any sleep over it. Jim deemed the 3 mile course as accurate. Those GPS things are both a blessing and a curse..... 10-mile results: 1. Rick Blood 1:04:17 2. Becki McClintock 1:09:37 3. Mike Garman 1:10:30 4. Frank Leiter 1:11:24 5. Paul Barkman 1:15:08 6. Mike Rebuck 1:15:22 7. Frank Crupi 1:16:50 8. Joe Torchia 1:16:50 9. Andy O’Donnell 1:17:38 10. Ed Pague 1:19:10 11. Mark Ritter 1:19:32 12. Jim Collins 1:25:20 13. Ted Tesler 1:25:20 14. Chris Gipe 1:31:07 15. Lee McMindes 1:31:57 16. Al Hipple 1:31:25 17. Bob Daniels 1:34:45 18. Chris Jones 1:34:45 19. Steve Whittle 1:37:58 3-Miler 1. Tom Snedden 19:47 2. Jeff White 20:49 3. John Spreha 21:01 4. John Damore 21:31 5. Sam McClintock 23:00 6. Rob Ramsey 23:55 7. Susie & Gunnar Kramer - 24:25 8. Al Redmond 25:12 9. Gregg Warner 25:55 10. Wayne Smithers 25:55 11. Rhonda Hakundy 30:49 12. Robin Kennedy 37:19 Sam and Rob opted for the more scenic Italian Lake finish 6-miles 1. Al Mercik - 1:03 2. Bill Ilgenfritz 1:03 3. Serena Cho 1:03: 29 (may have run more than 6) Fun Run: Dave Lebo**