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Sharp, Login win USA 40 km Race Walk titles

  
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By Tom Surber, USATF
Posted Tuesday, 16 September, 2008

Ray Sharp and Solomiya Login won the respective men's and women's national titles Sunday at the 70th annual USA Track & Field 40 Kilometer Race Walk Championships in Ocean Township, N.J.

Sharp (Atlantics Mines, Mich.) won his third consecutive U.S. 40 km men's title on a steamy 90-degree, high humidity day by covering the two-kilometer loop course 20 times in 3 hours 58 minutes, 52 seconds. Top placers in the men's division were Connecticut's Theron Kessinger (2nd - 4:03:55), Michigan's Leon Jasionowski (3rd - 4:17:30) and Indiana's Max Walker (4th - 4:29:37).

Pegasus AC of Michigan walked off with the men's team crowns in both the open and Masters categories with a squad of Jasionowski, Rod Craig (sixth in 5:05:34), Marshall Sanders (10th in 5:21:26) and Don Knight (11th in 5:24:41). Craig was the men's 50-54 winner andJasionowski repeated as the M60-64 titlist.

Solomiya Login, a Philadelphia resident who finished seventh at the 2008 Olympic Trials 20 km, won the women's race in 4:15:52 for her first ever senior national title. Other top finishers were New York's Jennifer Marlborough (2nd-4:46:16), Colorado's Yvonne Allmaras (3rd-4:51:06) and Virginia's Rebecca Garson (4th- 5:00:25.)Taking fifth places, and winning Masters divisional age-group gold medals, were Shore AC teammates Tom Quattrocchi and Maria Paul. Quattrochi, of Sportswood, led the 55-59 men with a 4:49:06 clocking, and Paul, of Long Branch, was the first women's 40-44 finisher in 5:11:31.

 

 

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