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Pete McArdel Cross Country 15K.
November 29, 1998.

 

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Pete McArdle Cross Country 15K:

Here are the Women's Results from the Pete McArdle 15K.

Overall the Millrose women finished First. The ones who scored for the first place team were, Hanna Robson-1:05:46, Michelle Santomassion-1:17:51, and Amy Bahrt. Other women who medaled were, Hanna Robson placed first in the 20-29 division, Michelle Santomassion placed fifth in the 20-29 division, Barbara Saldick placed fifth in the 40-44 division with a time of 1:31:24, Amy Bahrt placed second inthe the 45-59 division, Louisa Cruz placed seventh in the 45-49 division with a time of 1:53:37, Mary Spera placed fifth in the 50-54 division with a time of 1:28:45 and Laurie Baker placed fourth in the 55-59 division with a time of 1:24:22.

The Club Council Team Standings are as follows: Open 8th out of 31, Masters 4th out of 24 and Veteran 1st out of 10.
For a more complete listing, click on the link below.

Here are the Men's Results from the Pete McArdle 15K.

The Men who medaled were James Lynch who placed first in the 30-39 division with a time of 51:48, Mike Wilson placed third in the 50-54 divison wiht a time of 1:08:54, Jim Fillis placed first in the the 60-64 divison with a time of 1:10:22, Robert Kwit placed first in the 65-59 division, Jack Haar placed second in the 70-74 divison with a time of 1:29:00 and Tom Gibbons placed second in the 75-99 division with a time of 1:44:55.

The Club Council Team Standings are as follows: Open 15th out of 32, Masters 8th out of 30 and Veteran 2rd out of 18.
For a more complete listing, click on the link below.

 

     

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