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-Anders Grorud (#1286) who ran a sweet 3:15 in his marathon debut at the Twin Cities Marathon -Henry Reeves, who qualified for the Boston Marathon in the 80-84 division with a speedy 4:48! -Jenny Goswami, who qualified for the US Olympic Trials with a nifty 2:43:00 at The Twin Cities Marathon!
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UVA: Third year Rohann Asfaw, who led the Hoos (ranked #20 nationally) to a win in their home opener with a 24:25 victory on Panorama Farms' brand new 8K course. High School Boys: Junior Branden Wood, who is quietly having the best cross season a Louisa boy has had since legendary harrier Danny Kane way back in the early 2000s. Wood, who finished third on Saturday's Cavalier Classic at Panorama Farms in 16:01, also ran 10:00 for two miles at the season opening Ragged Mountain Cup. Both times he has finished behind only the double headed Western Albemarle juggernaut of Hawkes & Eliason. High School Girls: Louisa senior Cierra Caicedo, whose 19:30 runner-up finish at the Cavalier Classic on Saturday reaffirmed her as one of the best runners in all of Virginia 4A (18th at the State XC meet in 2018).    Ragged Mountain Runners of the Week:
Anne Chapin (3:58 p.r.) and Peggy Mowbray (4:00), who both punched tickets to the Boston Marathon and scored top three places in the 60-64 age group at the Jack and Jill Marathon in Seattle. Tammy Meeks (on right in second photo), who ran a huge 3:53 p.r. and qualified for Boston with a sweet finish in the 50-54 age group at the Jack and Jill Marathon! All the folks who came out to race in memory of our beloved Dave Murphy at the First Annual Murphy Mile at the CTC meet! Emily Henley, Suzanna Turanyi, and Leah Connor, who swept the two mile at last week’s CTC Track Meet, making them the first ever female trio to take the top three overall spots at a mixed gender CTC distance race! Jeremy Gray, who was the first across the finish line at The NPR 5K, on the hottest day of the year. Jennifer Owens, who was the first female to cross the finish line at the NPR 5K! Jane Jackson, who won the 50-54 age group at the NPR 5K, on the morning of her 50th birthday! Tom McQueeney, who topped the 80+ age group at the steamy hot NPR 5K! *Jamie Collins, Andrea Wright, Scott Smith and Bob Wilder, who competed in the Ragnar Run/Bike Relay in Richmond on Friday night. As a team, they finished 4th overall as they covered 125 miles in 9 hours and 32 seconds! *Sarah Wymer, who ran an impressive 4:00 debut at the Grandma's Marathon in Duluth! *Christian McMillen, who ran 50K over the trails around Charlottesville on his 50th birthday! *Jenny Goswami, who ran a p.r. 2:47 at the Grandma's Marathon in Duluth (pictured here with Boston Bound teammate Cynthia Lorenzoni, who ran 3:56 and placed 5th in the 60-64 age group) *Shawn Kelley (pictured with his wife Ali), who rocketed to a p.r. 1:16 performance at the Grandma's Half in Duluth Lauretta Harbilas and Thomas Adam (Female and Male champs) Ian Harrison, who, on his 60th Birthday, set a new course record at the Bruce Barnes Mile for the 60-69 age group with a 5:11! Ragged Mountain Runners of the Week -William Trent (Monticello), who raced his way to the blue ribbon in the 400 at the 3A State Championships! William is the grandson of Curtis Elder, the late and great legendary CHS coach. -Sterling Hull (WAHS), second in the 1600 in 5:14! - Joe Hawkes (WAHS), 1st in the 3200 and 2nd in the1600! -Jack Eliason (WAHS), 2nd in the 3200 and 3rd in the 1600! - Ariana Deboer (AHS)4th in the 5A 3200 (11:14)! - Will Mackenzie (AHS), 3rd in the 5A 3200! -Elle Zarzyski (AHS), 5:15 in the 5A 1600! -Philo Germano, who won the Monument Avenue 10K in 29:34 -Katie Pugh (in purple singlet) and Anne Carter (in yellow singlet), who battled the sun enroute to successfully completing their first Boston Marathon! -Emily Smith (on right in windy photo on boardwalk), who ran a super fast debut (3:49) marathon into the wind at Newport, R.I.! -Cathie Branchaud, who ran a big course p.r. over the hilly Run for Autism 5K! -Charlie Heaton, who ran his first marathon in close to a decade with a Boston qualifying 3:09 in Paris! Megan Routbort, who won the 10 Miler contest, by running the exact time she had predicted (80 minutes)! Her prize: a free pair of shoes from Ragged...of course! Stewart Sackson, who ran a speedy 57:05 at the Cherry Blossom 10 Miler, which was a huge 80 second p.r.!   Sean Stanford, who joined the Sub 3 Club with a speedy 2:58 at The Two Rivers Marathon (over a 10 minute p.r.)!  |
About Runners of the WeekRunners of the Week has been a Ragged Mountain family tradition since 1982. Each week we select a few individuals (although sometimes we will actually spotlight all of the members of a relay team, like we did when the Western Albemarle Boys DMR indoor squad won the National title in 2008 or an entire team, as we did when the UVa Women won the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships way back in the Winter of 1982) as our “Runners of the Week". Archives
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