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2010 Photos & Race Results
see also the Maine Track Club for results
Saturday, July 31st, 2010

Please see event web site for more information

236 Townsend Avenue

Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538

Strawberry Summer Fest 5K

Farmington, ME, July 30, 2010

Results

Courtesy of the Daily BullDog

For more race information, see Maine Running Photos.

10th Annual Farmington Summerfest Kid’s 1-Mile Race – July 30, 2010
*denotes female
Name Age Time
1. Jocelyn Daggett 10 7:04.3 *
2. Henry Fleishman 12 7:21.1
3. Steven Minns 13 7:48.2
4. Garrett Sullivan 11 8:01.7
5. Jordyn Lawrence 10 8:04.0 *
6. Tyler Moore 7 8:06.8
7. Emily McCarthy 12 8:07.1 *
8. Kahryn Cullenberg 8 8:19.5 *
9. Jessie Hutchinson 11 8:35.4 *
10. Taylor Hollingdale 12 8:57.1 *
11. Clayton McCarthy 8 8:59.9
12. Molly Harmon 8 9:00.4 *
13. Rebecca Harmon 10 9:11.1 *
14. Lowell Trahan 7 9:29.2
15. Michael Gurney 9 9:31.3
16. Mila Long Frost 8 9:48.0 *
17. Josh Smith 6 9:50.8
18. Elan Raminez 7 9:56.8
19. Jack Sullivan 7 9:58.4
20. Katelyn Daggett 5 10:08.3 *
21. Mielle Buterbaugh 5 10:08.7 *
22. Maggie Hufnagel 8 10:27.2 *
23. Abigail Wallace 11 10:31.2 *
24. Nicholas Godomsky 5 10:35.2
25. Abby McCarthy 10 10:46.8 *
26. Emma Charles 6 10:47.7 *
27. Connor Hufnagel 5 10:48.1
28. Sadie McDonough 6 10:57.7 *
29. Emma Casavant 5 11:33.0 *
30. Simone Sokol 9 11:43.6 *
31. Lara Gin 4 11:44.0 *
32. Tommy Eng 9 11:47.4
33. Charlie Eng 7 11:48.4
34. Seth Pinkham 5 12:07.2 *
35. Neve Marnagh 4 12:22.2 *
36. Kamryn Joyce 5 12:27.3 *
37. Cole Martin 5 12:45.9
38. Logan Moore 3 12:49.7
39. Alexander Gurney 7 13:03.8
40. Alex Buterbaugh 4 13:19.7 *
41. Dylan Hinkley 7 13:44.7
42. Natalie McCarthy 4 14:37.4 *
Age Group Awards
Boy’s: Girl’s:
6 and Under 6 and Under
1. Josh Smith 1. Katelyn Daggett
2. Nicholas Godomsky 2. Mielle Buterbaugh
3. Conner Hufnagel 3. Emma Charles
7-9 7-9
1. Tyler Moore 1. Kahryn Cullenberg
2. Clayton McCarthy 2. Molly Harmon
3. Lowell Trahan 3. Mila Long Frost
10-12 10-12
1. Henry Fleishman 1. Jocelyn Daggett
2. Garrett Sullivan 2. Jordyn Lawrence
3. no-one 3. Emily Mc Carthy
13-15 13-15
1. Steven Minns 1. No-one
2. No-one 2. No-one
3. No-one 3. No-one
30th Annual Farmington Summerfest 5K Race – July 30, 2010
*denotes female
Name Age Time
1. Patrick Fournier 34 16:02.3
2. Kelton Cullenberg 18 16:31.4
3. Alex Luchini 18 16:39.2
4. Jonah Jones 16 17:52.2
5. Jeff Jones 40 17:52.6
6. Donn Harriman 45 18:12.8
7. David Drew 46 18:16.6
8. Tyler Melzer 27 18:24.0
9. Richie Brooks 18 18:33.3
10. Cary Buterbaugh 38 18:35.9 *
11. Chase Gaewski 17 18:59.4
12. Brody Hines 18 19:09.8
13. Justin Tracy 15 19:11.2
14. Mike Milliken 26 19:25.4
15. Taylor Watson 16 19:33.5
16. Kilton Webb 15 19:50.1
17. Tina Meserve 43 19:54.1 *
18. Gwen Beacham 17 20:05.3 *
19. Matthew Crandall 28 20:25.1
20. Dustin Staples 14 20:28.9
21. Sarah Martin 44 20:40.0 *
22. Jeff Meserve 52 20:45.6
23. Shane Smith 18 20:49.8
24. Camden Zacker 18 21:15.1
25. Ian Perry 15 21:44.6
26. Chris Whitney 42 21:47.2
27. Bill Haslam 40 21:58.3
28. Louis Chiappetta 16 22:04.6
29. Jeff Chase 33 22:05.0
30. Levi Reeve 30 22:20.3
31. Alex Chandler 16 22:23.6
32. Silas Rogers 14 22:24.8
33. Melody Lam 18 22:27.2 *
34.Addie Cullenberg 16 22:37.0 *
35. Beth Allen 52 23:12.5 *
36. Rich Delgado 42 23:12.8
37. Michael Burke 57 23:18.3
38. Joe McLaughlin 31 23:21.4
39. Sarah Reynolds 30 23:21.7 *
40. Charles Sawyer 68 23:38.2
41. Daniel Lowe 24 23:43.3
42. Dan Ryder 34 23:51.8
43. Peter Couture 47 24:25.0
44. Maxwell Demiller 24 24:36.9
45. Rachel Gulezian 28 24:47.3 *
46. Corey Iba 15 24:52.3
47. Candace Iba 20 24:52.6 *
48. Kelly Greene 19 25:00.8 *
49. Maryam Norton 15 25:31.7 *
50. Louisa Stancioff 16 25:31.9 *
51. Aubrie Ireland 33 26:09.8 *
52. Angie Casavant 31 26:10.0 *
53. David McManus 52 26:31.4
54. John McCall 69 26:59.6
55. Doug Reusch 55 27:09.7
56. Mike Hartford 48 27:10.0
57. Ron Hoar 71 27:10.6
58. Mali Obomsawin 15 27:15.0 *
59. Amanda Laverdieu 30 27:20.6 *
60. Tom McCafferty 57 27:36.2
61. Sam Smith 9 27:41.3
62. Doug Allen 52 27:45.8
63. Peter Beane 56 27:55.1
64. Cassandra Quintal 25 28:00.8 *
65. Bernice Cote 45 28:52.0 *
66. Janel Brooks 15 29:03.7 *
67. Juliette Luchini 16 29:05.1 *
68. Christine Cox 60 29:05.4 *
69. Imily Bilodeau 32 29:06.3 *
70. Shannon Fitzpatrick 36 29:11.1 *
71. Christina Cesare 29 29:13.3 *
72. Tyler Fitzpatrick 32 29:24.5
73. Julie Sawyer 55 29:49.9 *
74. Jacqueline Martin 24 29:55.6 *
75. Holly Castle 25 30:08.9 *
76. Paula Sawyer 61 30:19.0 *
77. Bethany Cote 33 30:47.6 *
78. Susan Terese 59 30:48.8 *
79. Megan Farmer 35 30:49.1 *
80. Echo McDonough 34 31:19.5 *
81. Pat Matulaitis 70 31:31.0 *
82. Maureen McCool 53 32:27.8 *
83. Mary Flint 65 33:07.2 *
84. Charlie Whitney 7 34:12.7
85. Mamie McCall 68 41:08.9 *
86. Anita Altmaier 49 42:32.7 *
87. Judith Adams 43 48:07.9 *
88. Rachel Wessel 26 48:15.6 *
Age Group Awards
Male’s: Female’s:
14 and Under 14 and Under
1. Dustin Staples 1. No-one
2. Silas Rogers 2. No-one
15-18 15-18
1. Kelton Cullenberg 1. Gwen Beacham
2. Alex Luchini 2. Melody Lam
19-29 19-29
1. Tyler Melzer 1. Rachel Gulezian
2. Mike Milliken 2. Candace Iba
30-39 30-39
1. Patrick Fournier 1. Cary Buterbaugh
2. Jeff Chase 2. Sarah Reynolds
40-49 40-49
1. Jeff Jones 1. Tina Meserve
2. Donn Harriman 2. Sarah Martin
50-59 50-59
1. Jeff Meserve 1. Beth Allen
2. Michael Burke 2. Julie Sawyer
60 and Up 60 and Up
1. Charles Sawyer 1. Christine Cox
2. John McCall 2. Paula Sawyer

2010-08-29   Results Photos Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4

(Photos set 1 is courtesy of runner & Photojournalist David Colby Young)

(Photo sets 2 & 3 are courtesy of photojournalist, Don Penta)

Maine Senior Games 5K Results 2010 Video of Awards & Later Printed Results

Video Cut 1 Cut 2 Cut 3 Cut 4 Cut 5 Cut 6

Video of the LA Bridge Awards  Cut 1 Cut 2 Cut 3

Awards for Triple Crown standings after the 3 races  Cut 1 Cut 2

Media Clips & photos: WMTWtv 2010 & Lewiston Sun Journal

Past Results

2009

2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999

2009 Photos

Photos by Don Penta posted

Photos 2004-2008

2009 Race Video

2009 Video Clips of Awards (Collection of 25 clips in a slide show)

12 minutes  & 36 seconds of video of the bib drawing

Watch 2009 Lewiston Auburn Bridge Run Bib drawing-0000.mpg in Family |  View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com

2008 LA Run Video

Please see event web site

Did not see Blaine Moore at the LA Bridge Run but he might still make a report

News Release

Road Closings, Parking and Other Logistics Outlined for TD Bank Beach to Beacon 10K on August 7

New shuttle bus service for runners to start line from South Portland and Scarborough locations

CAPE ELIZABETH, Maine (July 26, 2010) – Race organizers have outlined parking, road closings and race week events leading up to the Aug. 7 TD Bank Beach to Beacon 10K.

Runners are encouraged to arrive by 6:30 a.m. to avoid heavy traffic. Roadside parking is not allowed. Race officials also ask that no walkers, joggers, spectators or bicyclists be on the road along the course after 8 a.m. as the roads must be clear for the event.

Road Closings: On race day, the following roads will be closed:

·         Route 77, Sprague Hall to Kettle Cove Road will be closed from 6 to 10 a.m.

·         Route 77, Kettle Cove Road to Old Ocean House Road, closed from 7:30 to 10 a.m.

·         Crescent Beach State Park will be closed from 7:30 to 10 a.m.

·         Route 77, at Hillway, closed 7:30 to 10 a.m.

·         Old Ocean House Road (all) closed 7:30 to 10 a.m.

·         Shore Road (all) from Key Bank to Fort Williams, closed 7:30 to 11 a.m.

·         Scott Dyer Road from Spurwink Avenue (except shuttle buses), closed 7:15 to 7:45 a.m. eastbound.

·         All of Fowler Road (except shuttle buses) will be closed from 7:15 to 10 a.m.

Runner Info
Registration and B-tag and t-shirt pickup for confirmed runners will take place at Cape Elizabeth High School on Thursday, Aug. 5 from 4 to 8 p.m. and on Friday, Aug. 6, from 2:30 to 8 p.m. This year, runners will receive disposable B-tags, which are worn on their bib to record their for the race. The registration event features an Expo of products and services provided and presented by a variety of vendors, including the Nike Reuse-a-Shoe program drop box.

Runner Drop Off on Race Morning
Runner drop off is at the Gull Crest Fields parking lot a half mile from the intersection of Spurwink Road and Route 77. Look for flaggers to direct you. Runners are required to be at the start line by 7:30 a.m.

Parking
Runner parking near the start line will be provided at the Sprague Fields located at Fowler and Ram Island Farm roads. Parking for runners also is available at Cape Elizabeth’s high school and middle school on a first-come basis. Runners will then be shuttled from the parking lots to the start between 6:30 and 7:30 a.m. Please look for signs providing directions. Carpooling and shuttling is recommended.

New this year will be satellite parking and shuttle bus services to the start line from two new locations – South Portland High School at 737 Highland Ave. and the parking lot of the Hannaford corporate office at 145 Pleasant Hill Road in Scarborough. Shuttle buses will run from these locations from 6:30 to 7:15 a.m., and return to these locations from Fort Williams after the race. 

There is no parking for runners at the finish line at Fort Williams, which will be restricted for media, sponsors, staff and spectators, who are advised to carpool and to arrive prior to 7:15 a.m. since Shore Road closes at 7:30 a.m. Entrance to the Fort from the north from Shore Road via Cottage Road in South Portland, however, will remain open throughout the morning. Shuttle buses will operate from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to take runners and others back to the start area, school parking lots and satellite locations.

Other important info:

• Kids Fun Run – The Kids Fun Run will take place at 6 p.m. Aug. 6 at the Soccer Field at Fort Williams. The races will be run in heats, according to age. Rain date is Sat., Aug. 7 at 9:15 a.m. – check the race website at www.beach2beacon.org for updates. Registration and packet pick up for the kid’s race will take place from 4 to 8 p.m. during race registration at Cape Elizabeth High School and also on Friday, Aug. 6 near the Soccer Field at Fort Williams. 
• Awards Ceremony – The formal awards ceremony on race day will begin promptly at 10 a.m. at Fort Williams at the top of flagpole hill.
• Race Beneficiary – This year’s race beneficiary is Junior Achievement of Maine – for more information, visit www.jamaine.org. The TD Charitable Foundation, the charitable giving arm of TD Bank, will provide a cash donation of $30,000 to the organization, which will also benefit from fundraising activities and publicity through its association with the race.

The 13th annual TD Bank Beach to Beacon 10K Road Race field of 6,000 runners includes many of the world’s top elite runners as well as the top Maine and New England runners. TD Bank is the title sponsor of the race founded by Joan Benoit Samuelson, the 1984 Olympic gold medalist and Maine’s most recognizable athlete.

In addition to TD Bank, the title sponsor, other major corporate partners this year include Hannaford, Poland Spring, MaineHealth, Fairchild Semiconductor, Nike, Northeast Delta Dental and WCSH6. For additional info about the race, visit www.beach2beacon.org or call the race hotline at (888) 480-6940.

About the TD Charitable Foundation

The TD Charitable Foundation is the charitable giving arm of TD Bank N.A., which operates as TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank^®, and is one of the 15 largest commercial banking organizations in the United States. The Foundation’s mission is to serve the individuals, families and businesses in all the communities where TD Bank operates, having made over $61 million in charitable donations since its inception in 2002. The efforts of the Foundation are coordinated locally through TD Bank’s community relations departments and are focused on the areas of affordable housing, education and financial literacy, and the environment. More information on the TD Charitable Foundation, including an online grant application, is available at www.TDBank.com.

About TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank^®

TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank, is one of the 15 largest commercial banks in the United States with $160 billion in assets, and provides customers with a full range of financial products and services at more than 1,100 convenient locations from Maine to Florida. Effective April 16, 2010, TD Bank has acquired certain assets of Riverside National Bank of Florida, First Federal Bank of North Florida and AmericanFirst Bank, and currently operates under those trade names. TD Bank, N.A., is headquartered in Cherry Hill, N.J., and Portland, Maine. For more information, visit www.tdbank.com.  

TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank, is a member of TD Bank Financial Group (TSX, NYSE: TD) of Toronto, Canada, a top 10 financial services company in North America and one of the few banks in the world rated Aaa by Moody’s.