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February 10, 2019

2019 Jimmy the Greek’s Frozen 4 miler

Filed under: Photos — Tags: , — David Colby Young @ 5:57 pm

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Photos courtesy of David Colby Young

  • Results New link courtesy of Second Wind Timing

    • Media report by WMTW
    Jimmy The Greek’s Frozen 4 Miler 2/10/2019 Old Orchard Beach ME
    Club Team Results MF 5K – Timed by 3C Race Productions
    Copyright 2019 3C Race Productions. All Rights Reserved.
    Send corrections to: michael@3craceproductions.com
    Place Bib Name Time Sex Age City State
    4 Miler
    1. Greater Poland Running Club 1 2:08:17,90
    20 1287 Gaeb Bouchard 0:30:48.9 M 19 Poland ME
    23 1232 Matthew Walker 0:31:23.6 M 18 Poland ME
    32 1182 Jennifer Jordan 0:32:35.9 W 41 Auburn ME
    36 1180 Bill Bouchard 0:33:29.3 M 44 Poland ME
    39 1274 Kelly Mackenzie 0:34:01.3 W 47 Minot ME
    47 1268 Darlene Beach 0:35:06.4 W 68 Auburn ME
    55 1179 Tammie Bouchard 0:35:38.3 W 48 Poland ME
    92 1231 Ervin Walker 0:40:42.7 M 60 Poland ME
    112 1233 Nancy Walker 0:42:52.1 W 53 Poland ME
    113 1266 Bonnie Robbins 0:42:52.2 W 48 Poland ME
    129 1295 Jessica Dumais 0:45:28.8 W 43 Norway ME
    2. HR Running Club 1 2:11:25,86
    26 1264 Evan Schneider 0:32:19.7 M 12 Old Orchard Beach ME
    27 1263 Marcy Duhamel 0:32:20.8 W 39 Old Orchard Beach ME
    35 1218 Dean Garnett 0:33:11.9 M 47 Biddeford ME
    37 1216 Wyatt Laprise 0:33:33.2 M 17 Lyman ME
    38 1215 Rob Laprise 0:33:35.1 M 47 Lyman ME
    59 1214 Bryanna Thibault 0:36:01.0 W 33 Biddeford ME
    63 1221 Donovan White 0:36:29.0 M 44 Biddeford ME
    85 1220 Wanita Page 0:39:18.1 W 66 Biddeford ME
    Number of records: 19

    June 25, 2017

    Cowabunga 5k ~ 5 KM | 25 Jun 17 | Portland | ME

    Filed under: Photos — Tags: , — David Colby Young @ 11:07 am

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    Cowabunga 5k > 5 KM | 25 Jun 17 | Portland | ME
    Ashley E. Sears states on fb:”Ashley E. Sears added 3 new photos.
    June 26 at 8:10pm ·

    When the idea for the Cowabunga 5K and Family Dairy Day first came to mind, I knew I was in for a new and exciting challenge. I was used to being on the opposite side at races, lacing up and toeing the line with other participants. With Cowabunga, I wanted to bring together families, friends, and farmers for a morning of fitness, education about the Maine dairy industry and United States dairy business as a whole, and connect consumers with the local farming community.

    Jami Badershall of the Maine Dairy Promotion Board did not hesitate when I asked if the MDPB would be willing to partner with me on this endeavor. With planning starting as soon as I returned from the Young Dairy Leaders Institute in February, Jami and I started down the wild path of organizing a 5K race and dairy-themed day. After months of planning, countless meetings at Starbucks, and the unwavering support of Maine dairy farmers, the Cowabunga 5K and Family Dairy Day arrived. With 176 runners crossing the finish line and over 300 attendees joining us in Portland, Maine to pet a calf, learn about the milking process, enjoy a bottle of chocolate milk, and raise funds for the Howard C. Reich Community School’s summer food pantry as part of Milk2MyPlate, the event was a memorable and #undeniablydairy day!

    I cannot truly express my gratitude for all of the sponsors and volunteers that made the day a success. Without your help, the event would not have been possible and would not have left as much of a lasting impression as it did for the families and consumers that attended. Thank you to Jenni Tilton-Flood, Patricia Stack, Diane Gushee, Heidi Conant, Anne Trenholm, Connie Wood and the Cumberland County 4-H Dairy All-Stars, Kelly O’connell, and all of the others that helped in the planning and day-of activities.

    Lessons learned: You can never have enough porta potties, dairy swag is the coolest swag, chocolate milk at the finish line is the best motivation, and the support and passion of the Maine dairy industry leaves no doubt in my mind why I have come to love Maine as much as I do. You have welcomed me into the industry with open arms, support, encouragement, and allowed me to pursue my passion of promoting the industry that has made me who I am today. Thank you ”

    Results courtesy of Race Wire

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    Photos

    • Set 1 courtesy of Leanne Strout
    • Set 2 courtesy of Ashley E. Sears
    • Set 3courtesy of Ashley E. Sears

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