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Pottle Hill 5K & 10K
Mechanic Falls, ME, June 24, 2006
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5K Results

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PLACE DIV/TOT NAME AGE SEX TIME CITY ST
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1 1/8 Nick Williams 16 M 17:22 Poland ME
2 1/2 Johanna Beck 18 F 18:20 Poland ME
3 1/2 Carl Moulton 47 M 19:14 Wells ME
4 1/3 Colin Lindley 25 M 19:28 Freeport ME
5 2/8 Dave Golub 18 M 20:15 Poland ME
6 2/2 Erik Seastead 49 M 20:42 Mt. Vernon ME
7 3/8 Joe Iapecki 17 M 21:00 Poland ME
8 4/8 Dylan LaJoie 14 M 21:16 Mechanic Falls ME
9 5/8 Reever Ketchum 17 M 22:03 Poland ME
10 1/2 Don McFadden 38 M 22:34 New Gloucester ME
11 1/6 Peter Rearick 54 M 22:42 Hebron ME
12 6/8 Ryan Panzone 17 M 22:47 Poland ME
13 7/8 Marcos Owens 18 M 22:53 Poland ME
14 2/2 Norman Morgan 37 M 23:36 Lisbon Falls ME
15 2/3 Nathan Gage 29 M 24:38 Mechanic Falls ME
16 2/6 Richard Scribner 54 M 24:48 Gorham ME
17 3/6 Daniel Boylan 56 M 26:19 Raymond ME
18 8/8 James Rezny 18 M 26:26 Poland ME
19 2/2 Hannah Williams 14 F 27:44 St. Louis MO
20 1/1 Loretta MacDonald 38 F 27:57 Norway ME
21 3/3 Chuck Buker 26 M 28:19 Auburn ME
22 4/6 Dick Miles 51 M 29:11 Bangor ME
23 5/6 Neil Chivington 59 M 29:37 Pittston ME
24 1/2 Kelly Callahan 45 F 32:06 Norway ME
25 2/2 Lisa Russo 40 F 32:10 Poland ME
26 1/1 Jerome K Jerome 66 M 32:27 Lovell ME
27 1/1 Ashley Williams 21 F 34:22 St. Louis MO
28 6/6 Mark Clinch 50 M 40:33 Gorham ME
29 1/1 Peggy Foster 55 F 46:27 Rochester NH

Posted June 17, 2006
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Pottle Hill road race marks 25th anniversary

MECHANIC FALLS – Pottle Hill, Inc., will celebrate its 25th annual road race on Saturday, June 24, starting in the town square in Mechanic Falls.

Known over the years as “New England’s toughest 10-kilometer race,” the event begins with a tamer, one-mile fun run at 8:30 a.m., followed by the start of the 5K at 9 a.m. and the 10K at 9:15.

The course is hilly and scenic and mostly rural. It is well marked and wheel measured with water stations scattered throughout the course.

Refreshments are available after the race. Registration for the 10K and 5K is $18. Registration for the fun run is $4. There are cash prizes for top winners as well as many other giveaways. Race day volunteers receive a free t-shirt.

As part of the 25th anniversary reunion race, runners who have participated in the race over the years nay deduct $1 for each year they have run the race and are challenged to beat double their original time.

The annual event is Pottle Hill’s primary fundraiser, with proceeds dedicated to programs for persons with disabilities. Several levels of sponsorship are available. To sponsor the race or register to run, please call Suzanne Dunham at 753-1457 or go to www.pottlehill.org.

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