Turkey Trot 5K 2025 – 11/22/2025
Wolfeboro Parks & Recreation
Rankings
Mixed 5000 Meter Run
Comp# Name Team Time Points
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15 83 Balentine, John M Windham, ME 21:47.97
19 126 Stackhouse, Terry M Topsham, ME 22:26.79
63 36 Towle, Jonathan M Lebanon, ME 30:55.57
77 37 Towle, Kendal W Lebanon, ME 32:35.30
Turkey Trot 5K 2025 – 11/22/2025
Wolfeboro Parks & Recreation
Rankings
Mixed 12 & Under 2000 Meter Dash
Comp# Name Team Time Points
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5 127 Stackhouse, Harlow W Topsham, ME 10:24.06
Terry Stackhouse WMTW is in Wolfeboro, NH.
· We had our second family road race in as many weeks today. It was her first-ever Turkey Trot, and she was the first girl to cross the finish line in the kids’ fun run! She’s been so eager to race and is always asking to go for little runs after school. I couldn’t believe how determined she was. AND SHE WON A TURKEY!
Shared images Images courtesy of Justin Ferdinand Kuo from the YouTube video of Valor & Dirigo Track Club members, running clubs of Maine
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2025 USATF New England CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP
Franklin Park – Boston, MA – November 16, 2025
Results by: Harrier Race Management bmuldoon3@comcast.net
************** MEN’S 40+ 5K Cross Country RESULTS **************
Place TmPl Name Bib# Team S Ag Time Pace
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4 JUSTIN FREEMAN 78 Dirigo R.C. M 48 26:47 5:24
esults by: Harrier Race Management bmuldoon3@comcast.net
************** MEN’S OPEN 8K Cross Country RESULTS **************
Place TmPl Name Bib# Team S Ag Time Pace
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4 2 COLIN CERNIK 213 Valor TC Portland M 31 24:24 4:55
5 3 SAM LAVERDIERE 218 Valor TC Portland M 18 24:30 4:56
7 5 AARON WILLINGHAM 223 Valor TC Portland M 28 24:33 4:57
15 13 MATTHEW RAND 219 Valor TC Portland M 34 25:20 5:06
24 21 DYLAN STOLTZFUS 221 Valor TC Portland M 23 25:55 5:13
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2025 USATF New England CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP
Franklin Park – Boston, MA – November 16, 2025
Results by: Harrier Race Management bmuldoon3@comcast.net
************** WOMEN’S OPEN 6K Cross Country RESULTS **************
Place TmPl Name Bib# Team S Ag Time Pace
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17 13 PAIGE MILLS 359 Valor TC Portland F 35 22:37 6:0
55 32 MARY SZATKOWSKI 361 Valor TC Portland F 29 24:37 6:3
Women Top 3
?Running a new Course Record ?,
Maeve Woodruff – 2:02:36
?Top 10 all time performance ?,
Sianna Emery – 2:25:00
?A Grand Masters record, 3rd Woman ?,
Rebecca Cross – 2:29:05
Men Top 3
?Patrick Caron, @patrickccaron 1:31:02
– was it running or flying ? ?
?David Loome, 1:47:11 @
– Top 5 all time performance! ??
?Erik Lenz, @tails_on_the_trail 2:05:14
Nabbing a Top 10 performance!
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Kick Out Mesothelioma 5-Miler In Memory of John W. Griffin (1941-2003)
November 9, 2025
Timed by Pine Tree Race Services
Corrections to Tonedog86@aol.com
Place Name Ag S City St Bib# Time Pace Runclubteam
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1 WOUT MOULIN 30 M Gorham ME 414 27:43 5:33
2 DARREN WINCHENBACH 44 M Saco ME 404 34:50 6:58 VALOR TRACK CLUB
3 DEVIN ANDERSON 42 M Cumberland Cent ME 419 35:21 7:05
4 ERNST LINDER 70 M Durham NH 424 37:20 7:28 NEW ENGLAND 65 PLUS
5 RILEY FRASER 23 F Bangor ME 415 39:43 7:57
6 RAYV THORNBURG 14 M Saco ME 417 41:04 8:13
7 KATIE MCBAIN 44 F Portland ME 412 41:17 8:16
8 JOHN BRANCH 35 M Saco ME 418 41:49 8:22
9 EMMA MOULTON 26 F Windham ME 409 42:33 8:31
10 WREN FRASER 21 F Portland ME 416 47:13 9:27
11 ROWAN THORNBURG 14 F Saco ME 420 47:24 9:29
12 ALEXANDRA SMITH 41 F Yarmouth ME 423 1:03:40 12:44
13 ABBY LINCOLN 29 F Damariscotta ME 402 1:04:58 13:00 BARRY MOORE FAN CLUB
14 DANICA MCLAIN 30 F Pittston ME 401 1:04:59 13:00 BARRY MOORE FAN CLUB
15 BARBARA MOORE 59 F Pittston ME 400 1:04:59 13:00 BARRY MOORE FAN CLUB
16 BILL VICKERSON 74 M Scarborough ME 413 1:29:43 17:57 NEW ENGLAND 65 PLUS
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Shared images Courtesy of David Colby Young for Maine Running Photos, was in the race
Middle of the Pack Finisher
91 Aaron Cort 45M Poland ME107 35:57 11:35
The Sabattus Club’s weekly report
OK, we’re going to try again this Wednesday. It looks like it’ll be OK. 6 p.m.
There was a great turnout today at the Tri-Town Family 5K in Minot. A LOT of running friends were there. Winners included Kyle Simmons (overall), and Age Group winners Steven Dubois, Sue LaBrecque Dubois, Christopher Sabo, and Will Sproul. Some others won raffle prizes, too, including Zef Segal, who won a hat but almost ruined his phone in getting it. And we met Yael Segal!!!!, so that was very nice, too. Others who braved the elements included Kelly Franklin, Danielle Dyer, Kevin Mitchell, Denis Dubois, Maureen Mennealy (and me), Shawn Vincent (Thank you very much, Shawn!), Lily Vincent, Andrea Vincent, Beth Asselin, Kimberly Buskirk, and the entire Greater Poland Running Group.
Some of our buddies went down to Boston today and ran in the BAA Half Marathon, the final event of the 3-race Medley Series. Congrats for fine efforts to Christie Tebbets (1st in her AG today), Laurie Nicholas (1st overall for the three races in her AG), Kelly Ann Harmon, and Rick Blanchette.
And In Portland, Darren Winchenbach took home first overall in the Kick Out Mesothelioma 5-Miler.
Next weekend starts the turkey trots, with the Turkey Trot Tune-up 5K on Sunday in Portland. If you have other animals in mind, there is a Cani-Cross 5K in Oxford on Sunday.
Taking a second to wish Gena Bosshart a happy birthday a day early. We miss you, Gena, and we hope you are well!!!!
We didn’t have ideal weather this morning in Minot. We can’t pick the weather. Heck, I even saw Steven Dubois shivering today!!! There are many things to be said for people who go out and run in bad weather, and a couple of them can even be printed here. We enjoy seeing our buddies. We want to keep to a schedule. We’re afraid to break a streak, etc., etc., etc. There are other things to be said, too, of course. Run happy. Run dry. Run regardless.
“People who run outdoors on freezing days must have some irritating families at home.”
-seen on a zen labs fitness post. see there weekly reports
