Marie Rote – Tour de Grandview 4th place in Cat 3/4 road race
Jackson Night Glow
Ray Fryan – Jackson Night Glow 5K 2nd in age group
Wisconsin Tri
Paul Dowd – Lake Geneva Wisconsin Tri – time 2:53:39 8th age group
Monroe Falls Tri
Angelica Campos- 4th age group 36th overall time 1:18:20
Ken Frankenbery- 1st age group 16th overall time 1:01:06
Henry Hauenstein – 2nd age group 34th overall time 1:06:15
Emily Johnson – 2nd age group 15th overall time 1:12:20
Marie Rote – 1st age group 7th overall time 1:07:36
Wally Schleper – 6th age group 99th overall time 1:20:48
Monroe Falls Tri – 6-24-2012
Submitted by Ken Frankenbery
Perfect weather and a sold out crowd of over 300 for the annual Monroe Falls Sprint Triathlon (400 meter swim- 12 mile bike-3 mile run)
After a solid 20 minute warm up ( how Henry can start with no warm up is a medical miracle!!), swim went ok, not as good as I would have liked, but came out of the water in 34th overall,2nd in my age group. Henry had a great swim, was just ahead of me, and had one of his best transitions to hold His lead on the bike
Had a solid Bike- the Trek Tri bike really makes a difference- averaged 21.6 mph, but got edged out by Henry who averaged over 22 mph, so ended up with 2nd fastest bike time in my age group, 21st overall.
The second transition went better, started run and caught Henry (finally!!)just out of transition- run went great, had 14th fastest run time- felt solid for the whole race, ended up winning my age group ( Henry was a solid second)- and ended up 16th overall.
As soon as race was over, jumped on road bike, and got in a solid 30 mile ride through the valley- a great day and great workout!!
Cassie Schumacher in Race Across America 2012
Since June 12, Cassie Schumacher has been on a journey of epic proportions, riding her bicycle across America in support of our nation’s veterans. In order to finish the race, she needs to pedal from Oceanside, California to Annapolis, Maryland in 12 days – and that’s including time to eat and sleep. The race is about 3,000 miles long.
As of today, Cassie is more than half way through, with having ridden over 1,584 miles! The desert heat is behind her and Annapolis is getting closer to the horizon!
Cheer her on! Go, Cassie, go!
For more information, visit Wheels4Change.org
To ride along on the journey with Cassie’s crew, check her Denis Nowacki’s blog, Cassie’s Epic Journey.
Follow Cassie, stop by stop, on her RAAM page.
Canton Marathon and Half Marathon
Marathon Results
Paul Lenz
Like Ron Hudas, I had a blast running the Inaugural Canton Marathon along my group of running friends from the Jackson Y. The course was definitely a challenging one with plenty of rolling hills. The 6am start along with excellent community support and ample fluid/gatorade stops made a June Marathon in humid NE Ohio bearable and doable. The plan was to run it for fun as a “Pack” and that is what we did as 8 of us crossed the line together in a time of 3:41.
Steve Bable
29th age group 234 overall time 3:57:07
Zia Snyder
Canton marathon success! 26 miles of rolling hills, but with only 2 months of training I finished 3:37. 2nd in my age group and 16th female overall.
1/2 Marathon Results
Chip Wilson – 2nd in age group 26th overall time of 1:27:54
Ray Fryan – 4th in age group and overall time of 1:32:01.
Ron Hudas – nice training run pace of 1:45
Canton Marathon and Half Marathon
Marathon Results
Paul Lenz
Like Ron Hudas, I had a blast running the Inaugural Canton Marathon along my group of running friends from the Jackson Y. The course was definitely a challenging one with plenty of rolling hills. The 6am start along with excellent community support and ample fluid/gatorade stops made a June Marathon in humid NE Ohio bearable and doable. The plan was to run it for fun as a “Pack” and that is what we did as 8 of us crossed the line together in a time of 3:41.
Steve Bable
29th age group 234 overall time 3:57:07
Zia Snyder
Canton marathon success! 26 miles of rolling hills, but with only 2 months of training I finished 3:37. 2nd in my age group and 16th female overall.
1/2 Marathon Results
Chip Wilson – 2nd in age group 26th overall time of 1:27:54
Ray Fryan – 4th in age group and overall time of 1:32:01.
Ron Hudas – nice training run pace of 1:45
Canton Marathon and Half Marathon
Marathon Results
Paul Lenz
Like Ron Hudas, I had a blast running the Inaugural Canton Marathon along my group of running friends from the Jackson Y. The course was definitely a challenging one with plenty of rolling hills. The 6am start along with excellent community support and ample fluid/gatorade stops made a June Marathon in humid NE Ohio bearable and doable. The plan was to run it for fun as a “Pack” and that is what we did as 8 of us crossed the line together in a time of 3:41.
Steve Bable
29th age group 234 overall time 3:57:07
Zia Snyder
Canton marathon success! 26 miles of rolling hills, but with only 2 months of training I finished 3:37. 2nd in my age group and 16th female overall.
1/2 Marathon Results
Chip Wilson – 2nd in age group 26th overall time of 1:27:54
Ray Fryan – 4th in age group and overall time of 1:32:01.
Ron Hudas – nice training run pace of 1:45
Canton Bicycle Race … Marie Rote
Womens Cat 4 Canton Crit……Marie Rote …1st place!