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December 27, 2009

Epic 5K Finale Road Race

Filed under: Bangor, Photos — Tags: — David Colby Young @ 12:47 pm
The 4th Annual Epic Finale 5K Road Race was held on Sunday, December 27, 2009 in Bangor.  Race Director is Brad Ryder - for any additional information, please contact him via email at bsr@epicsportsofmaine.com   Attached are the results!
                                         
                         4th Annual EPIC Finale 5K
                                EPIC SPORTS
                          Downtown Bangor, Maine
     December 27, 2009  10:00 A.M.  Weather: Freezing Rain, 35 degrees
                 Race Results provided by Sub5 Track Club
    *New Course Record - Riley Masters (2009) 15:48.  Previous Course Record -
        Riley Masters (2008) & Adam Goode (2007) 16:04
 
Place Name                Age S City            St Club       Time    Pace 
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    1 Riley Masters        19 M Bangor          ME              15:48  5:06
    2 Erik McCarthy        28 M Orono           ME              16:30  5:19
    3 Chris Peverada       22 M Cleveland       OH              17:05  5:30
    4 Joe Capehart         30 M Bangor          ME              17:19  5:35
    5 Knud Hermansen       28 M Boulder         CO              17:45  5:43
    6 Andrew Goupee        28 M Ellsworth       ME              18:08  5:51
    7 Matthew Guiod        15 M Lincoln         ME              18:13  5:52
    8 Perry LeBreton       35 M Kenduskeag      ME              18:21  5:55
    9 Ian Fraser           26 M Brewer          ME              18:22  5:55
   10 Amos Almy            18 M Charleston      ME              18:36  6:00
   11 Alfred Hanscom       34 M Presque Isle    ME              18:40  6:01
   12 Randy MacDonald      37 M Hampden         ME              18:44  6:02
   13 Nolan Dumont         17 M Lincoln         ME              18:57  6:06
   14 Ryan King            40 M Stockton Spring ME              19:42  6:21
   15 Edward Hughes        55 M Bangor          ME              20:02  6:27
   16 Molly Peverada       20 F Hampden         ME              20:07  6:29
   17 Scott Potter         30 M Yarmouth        ME              20:19  6:33
   18 Kristine Guaraldo    33 F South Portland  ME              20:42  6:40
   19 Stephen Carle        55 M Princeton       ME              20:47  6:42
   20 E.J. Hughes          27 M Bryn Mawr       PA              20:53  6:44
   21 Jeff Rochefort       36 M Dover           NH              20:56  6:45
   22 Chris* Almy          60 M Charleston      ME              21:05  6:48
   23 Katie Snow           18 F Brewer          ME              21:15  6:51
   24 Ron Haney            52 M Warren          ME              21:24  6:54
   25 Margaret Capehart    31 F Bangor          ME              21:35  6:57
   26 Phil McPhail         44 M Lincoln         ME              21:44  7:00
   27 Joseph Locke         35 M Bangor          ME              22:01  7:06
   28 Stan Pelletier       41 M Ellsworth       ME              22:03  7:06
   29 Brooke Madden        18 F Dedham          ME              22:04  7:07
   30 Julie Brown          55 F Millinocket     ME              22:07  7:08
   31 David McCluskey      39 M                                 22:12  7:09
   32 Angela Ewings        42 F Littleton       ME              22:15  7:10
   33 Mary Carmack         16 F Veazie          ME              22:33  7:16
   34 Adrienne Carmack     14 F Veazie          ME              22:34  7:16
   35 Tom Kirby            53 M Ellsworth       ME              22:36  7:17
   36 Linda Mountain       49 F Mapleton        ME              22:46  7:20
   37 Kate Goupee          29 F Ellsworth       ME              22:51  7:22
   38 David Farrar         53 M Bangor          ME              22:55  7:23
   39 Alan Stockley        60 M Chester         ME              23:01  7:25
   40 Zach Woodward        29 M Bangor          ME              23:04  7:26
   41 Paula Jean Lunt      43 F Tenants Harbor  ME              23:06  7:27
   42 Monica Minson        20 F Verona Island   ME              23:14  7:29
   43 Michelle Roy         34 F Caribou         ME              23:22  7:32
   44 John Holden          45 M Winterport      ME              23:30  7:34
   45 Kylee Parker         14 F Winterport      ME              23:38  7:37
   46 Liam Wholly          18 M Bangor          ME              23:47  7:40
   47 Marilyn Hintz        57 F Stillwater      ME              23:56  7:43
   48 John Tjepkema        66 M Orono           ME              24:10  7:47
   49 Deirdre Wholly       20 F Bangor          ME              24:20  7:50
   50 Ray Bolduc           42 M Bangor          ME              24:42  7:58
   51 Hannah Holden        15 F Winterport      ME              25:05  8:05
   52 Dave Samuelian       63 M Bangor          ME              25:29  8:13
   53 Christy Stout        54 F Holden          ME              25:34  8:14
   54 Bernice Stockley     46 F Chester         ME              25:41  8:16
   55 Brad Coffey          42 M Bangor          ME              25:43  8:17
   56 Joseph Lawlor        49 M Hampden         ME              25:45  8:18
   57 Michelle Taylor      45 F Holden          ME              26:05  8:24
   58 Dave Carmack         44 M Veazie          ME              26:10  8:26
   59 David Bean           33 M South Portland  ME              26:12  8:26
   60 Penny Allard         39 F Brewer          ME              26:49  8:38
   61 Leela STockley       10 F Chester         ME              27:08  8:44
   62 Peter Taylor         10 M Holden          ME              27:12  8:46
   63 Albert Firestone     53 M Bangor          ME              27:29  8:51
   64 John Rubino          63 M Brewer          ME              28:18  9:07
   65 Nancy Mills          64 F Belgrade        ME              28:21  9:08
   66 Nadine Bullion       57 F Bangor          ME              28:31  9:11
   67 Paul Dyer            45 M Glenburn        ME              28:36  9:13
   68 Mary Tondreau        44 F Dover Foxcroft  ME              28:40  9:14
   69 Jenn Freese          31 F Hermon          ME              28:44  9:15
   70 Jill Chandler        27 F Veazie          ME              28:46  9:16
   71 Kathy Grant          38 F Dover Foxcroft  ME              29:10  9:24
   72 Jerry Sherman        46 M Brewer          ME              29:18  9:26
   73 Angalina Johnston    18 F Dedham          ME              29:33  9:31
   74 Michelle Toder       45 F Orono           ME              29:57  9:39
   75 Lisa Sherman         46 F Brewer          ME              30:31  9:50
   76 Allison Sherman      18 F Orono           ME              30:33  9:50
   77 Mark Woodward        62 M Bangor          ME              30:35  9:51
   78 Robin Emery          63 F Lamoine         ME              30:47  9:55
   79 Russ Wolfentz        61 M Owls Head       ME              31:58 10:18
   80 Cathy Maher          56 F Bangor          ME              35:33 11:27
   81 Cindy Levinseller    50 F Dover Foxcroft  ME              41:16 13:17
   82 Audrey Brissette     30 F Bangor          ME              41:19 13:18
   83 Tracy Bigney         60 F Bangor          ME              48:10 15:31
   84 Christy Coombs       59 F Orrington       ME              58:30 18:50
   85 Joe Blatchford       81 M Orrington       ME              58:30 18:50

 

New Course Record (15:48) was run by Riley Masters of Bangor.  New Age Group Records were established by Riley Masters of Bangor (15:48) for the 19 and Under Men’s Division, Julie Brown of Millinocket (22:07) for the 50-59 Women’s Division, Chris Almy of Charlestown (21:05) for the 60-69 Men’s Division and Joe Blatchford of Orrington (58:40) for the 80 and Over Men’s Division.

 

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An Epic Finale
Today’s Run: 5km through BangorTime Finished: 20 minutes, 19 seconds (6 minutes, 33 seconds per mile)Type of run: Road RaceMiles this week: 39.73Running in my home turf can be fun…if the weather is bearable.The sharp chill of the air made the wet, just-under-40-degree weather a lot harder to bear…

The Sub5 Track Club will hold their 3rd Annual Epic 5K Finale Road Race
on December 28, 2008 at Bangor, Maine. They are calling this their First Race in the 2009 Tradewinds/Sub 5 Race Series! I guess they are starting their year a little early.

Epic Finale 5K - 12/28/08 - 2nd mile. Photo by Lilly Haskell

Epic Finale 5K - 12/28/08 - 2nd mile. Photo by Lilly Haskell

Please check the Sub5 web site for more information.  Race Application

Photos from the Epic 5K Finale held in 2007

Photo Archives of this event

September 26, 2009

Race for Research 5K

Filed under: Bangor, Photos — David Colby Young @ 7:08 pm

First Male:  Branden Mountain
First Female:  Corleen Iannazzi

We are attaching some pictures from the event as well.  There were 52 participants and the total funds raised for Multiple Myeloma research was $3,200.  The day was beautiful and that certainly helped as people came out for a 5k walk or run in Bangor.

   

September 20, 2009

Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure 5K

Filed under: Bangor, Photos — David Colby Young @ 8:11 am

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Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure 5K

Bangor, ME, September 20, 2009

[Overall Results | Age Group Awards | Survivor Results ]

2009 Photos see:

Maine Affiliate Susan G. Komen for the Cure’s Albums

9 Photo Albums

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September 13, 2009

Run for Hope

Filed under: Bangor, Photos, hermon — David Colby Young @ 7:40 am

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Run For Hope Raises Money For Cancer Center - WABI TV5
http://www.wabi.tv/news/7581/run-for-hop…

On a beautiful sunny day here in Hampden over 350 runners got together for the Run For Hope, a 5k run to raise money for cancer research. Peter Daigle has been an organizer here for the past 16 ye…

Photos on Facebook 2009

Photo courtesy of Run for Hope on Facebook

Photo courtesy of Run for Hope on Facebook

The Sawyer Report & 2009 Photos see Below

On Sunday, (09-13-2009), Charles & Paula Sawyer drove 1 hour north on Route 95 to run the “Race For Hope” which took place at the White House Inn in Hampden, a suburb a few miles west of Bangor. Paula tells us “”We ran the race last year and really were impressed with its organization, the participants, the food and the prizes. The event did not disappoint us this year. When we arrived at the hotel, we picked up our bib numbers and requested the bathroom facilities and the hotel manager gave us the key to the hot tub room where we were able to get ready for the race. The NBC affiliate (WLBZ, Channel 2 from Bangor) was there interviewing athletic teams from the University of Maine at Orono and we spotted the women’s hockey team, the women’s basketball team and the men’s cross country team and football teams all gathered in groups getting ready to run the race as well. Traditionally, the University of Maine athletic dept. also supports the cancer -fund raising event and this year all proceeds from the race were raised for the new cancer center which has been built and is part of Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor.

It was a hot, sunny day and the race began at 11:30. Just before the gun was fired and the race began, the organizer presented plaques to three Bangor area cancer survivors. Each of the cancer survivors also spoke to the crowds about their experiences and thanked us for our participation in this event which was first initiated in 1994. Organizers of “Run for Hope” were inspired by Terry Fox, a cancer survivor in Canada, who lost his leg to the disease and walked the entire distance of Canada raising millions of dollars for cancer reserach. Since 1994, the race has been held every year and many notables have participated. This year, two area physicians, one a Bangor oncologist, ran the race and another female physician also walked the course.

The course has a good three hills in it and part of it was on an ascending cross-country path and the other parts were alongside highways and then through country paths and over railroad tracks. Charlie ran in the 23’s and came in first in his age and I ran 30.24 and came in first in my age. The field of men in his age category was huge because a lot of guys in their 60’s turned out for this event. Not so for the women in their 60’s. After the race, the awards ceremony took place in the parking lot of the hotel.

This hotel is beautiful and architecturally is patterned after the back portion of the White House in DC! There is an outdoor, heated swimming pool and all of the U. Maine/Orono college athletes cooled off after the event by throwing themselves into the pool! And yes, again, I had to take lots and lots of photos! I even took a photo of the WLBZ Channel 2 photographer who was photographing the college kids!:) The food was great and included Mrs. Field’s white and dark chocolate chip cookies, bananas, sliced oranges, low-cal sports drinks, orange juices, muffins, bananas and other pastries. At the awards ceremony, they presented blue, red and yellow ribbons for first, second and third in each category and then they announced at least 10-15 extraordinary door prizes all of which were overnight stays to hotels in Maine. The last name drawn was mine and I received an overnight stay to one of four hotels of my choice, one of which was the White House Inn. Another choice was the Black Bear Inn in Orono, Maine, another was the hotel next door to the Casino in Bangor and the fourth was the Fairfield Inn at Waterville. Right now, I am leaning toward the White House Inn! The food at the race yesterday was super. ”

See Paula Sawyer’s photo report below. All of these photos Paula Sawyer took at the White House Inn at the awards ceremony after the Run for Hope 5K was completed.

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September 7, 2009

Bangor Labor Day 5 Miler

Filed under: Bangor, Photos — David Colby Young @ 12:10 am

2009 Photos set 1

2009 Race Video courtesy of Elizabeth J.K. Young

Video of the Awards courtesy of D C Young

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2009 Bangor Newspaper

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May 31, 2009

Golds Gives Back 5K

Filed under: Bangor — David Colby Young @ 8:44 am

Gold Gym of Bangor, Maine

Media Pre-event coverage

Saturday, May 30

Golds Gives Back 5K, Golds Gym in Bangor, ME.  Application

File photo of Andy Pierce

Below file video footage of Michelle Roy

Place Name Time Age Age Group Place
1 Andy Pierce 20:59 28 1
2 Wesley Allen 21:01 24 1
3 Michelle Roy 21:54 33 1
4 Brad Rand 22:15 31 1
5 Randy Chapman 22:51 40 1
6 Jonathan Roy 23:27 34 2
7 Dave Samuelian 24:58 62 1
8 Jenny Hartley 25:30 32 2
9 Katie Trudel 25:35 25 1
10 Michael Towle 25:41 31 3
11 Jessica Rideout 26:32 30 3
12 Robin Ogden 26:40 27 2
13 Candace Daily 26:50 26 3
14 Betsey Rand 28:09 28 4
15 Elaine Pratt 28:33 23 5
16 Brianna Pratt 28:35 21 6
17 Jeremy Cole 28:43 29 3
18 Judy Snow 28:49 54 1
19 Tara Monk 29:44 39 4
20 Dick Miles 30:17 54 1
21 Tammy Nelson 31:39 45 1
22 Sally Frost 31:41 56 2
23 Aaron Reynolds 33:50 26 4
24 Penny Cardello 38:47
25 Julie Shorey 39:47 35 5
26 Joann Brandt 40:03
27 Kristy Cole 40:11 29 7
28 Jenn Wilder 40:12 32 6
Thank you-
Melissa Smith
Fitness Supervisor
Events Coordinator


May 9, 2009

2nd Annual Epic Rabbit Run 4 Miler

Filed under: Bangor, Photos — David Colby Young @ 11:20 pm

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Audrey Reports on Race

2nd Annual Epic Rabbit Run 4 Miler

Bangor, ME, May 9, 2009

I ran 4 miles to help And muddy... It was wet Race #9 done!

Short Slide Show courtesy of Audrey

Runners talk about this race

You suggested I tell you about the 4 mile trail race in Augusta last Saturday.
It started on a grassy hill we ran down. It was really slippery, so I hopped more than ran. At the bottom of the hill we went across a beaver dam that was overflowing, so we all got wet feet. Then onto a nice trail that was primarily packed dirt and about 4-5 feet wide. Some people might call the course flat. I would say that much of it was winding and reasonably flat, but on the last mile or two there were short hills. The course wound around and joined again at the hill, which we had to run up for the finish. I walked more than ran as did many of the other runners, including Paula.
Prizes were two deep by ten year increments. Second place was a 15 dollar gift certificate to Eping Sports in Bangor. I think first place was 20 dollars. Water was provided but no food, which was okay with me. There was a water stop on the trail about at the 2 3/4 mile point. the group present were enthusiastic and supportive, and we plan to do the race again next year, even though our times were poor.
And still another runner says:
I had decided to run the Epic Sport Rabbit Run four miler,
since on Mother's Day I'd be running with my daughter for
the one mile fun run and the 5k...I thought it would be a
nice warm up.  I had some friends tell me I shouldn't do two
races back to back yet...especially since the Mother's Day
race was the big one I was looking forward to.

In the first 500 yards of the Rabbit Run, there were two
beaver dams that had flooded the trail.  There was no way to
run around it.  So, thru it I ran.  By mile two I had a
significant hot spot on the bottom of my foot, by mile three
it hurt, and since I was only a mile from being done...I
just sucked it up and finished...though it hurt a lot.

As soon as I looked at my foot, I realized what a mistake
I'd made.  The entire bottom of my left foot was a huge
blister.  At first I thought I'd just ruined my chances at a
PR.  Then when it got to be 9pm at night and I'd consulted
all the websites and friends I knew about what to do...I
realized that in order to heal, I couldn't do the Mother's
Day race.  My daughter was horribly disappointed, and so was
I.  I kind of cried about it for the first part of Mother's
Day.  I'm still healing...I at least went for a walk
yesterday and used the treadmill...but it was still very
sore.

I was very disappointing...but the lesson was learned:
Don't do anything major the day before a race that is
important to you.

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