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Thomaston Trekkers 10K & 5K Races
Thomaston, ME, September 26, 2004
Overall Results
Results Courtesy of Joseph Cyr & the The Courier-Gazette
THOMASTON - The second annual Trekkers Road Race,
held Saturday at the Thomaston Public Landing,
challenged Midcoast runners with a variety of formats.
A 10K (6.2 mile), 5K (3.1 mile) &1-mile Fun Run were
held simultaneously.
Proceeds from the event benefited the Trekkers.
Results from the 10K race were:
1, Dan Dishner, 41:16;
2, Vern Demmons, 42:44;
3, Steven Cartwright, 44:56;
3, Cindy Bryant, 53:54;
4, Michael Fabel, 54:35;
5, Bill Robertson, 58:51;
6, Lorie Hoyt Nguyen, 58:54;
7, Katherine Ryan, 1:01:36;
8, Adrianna Fernstrom 1:01:36.
Results from the 5K race were:
1, Aric Odone, 17:01;
2, Matt Cavanaugh, 18:00;
3, Will Briggs, 18:04;
4, Andrew Cavanaugh, 18:08;
5, Darren Winchenbach, 20:04;
6, Paul Baillargeon, 20:26;
7, Lucas Brower, 21:17;
8, Larry Taylor, 23:27;
9, Seth Yovino, 26:23;
10, Glen Yovino, 26:26;
11, Neal Guyer, 27:45;
12, Edna Denoncourt, 27:59;
13, Don Carpenter, 30:19;
14, Julia Scott, 31:00;
15, Meredith Lynt, 31:26;
16, Kyle Adams, 32:00;
17, Sue Johanson, 32:51;
18, Linda Taylor, 33:02;
19, Tom Wilson, 34:09;
20, Janelle Miller, 37:13;
21, Lexi Rackliff, 37:13;
22, Wilson Ranney, 37:20;
23, Jonas Edwards-Jenks, 37:25;
24, Matthew Shields, 37:25;
25, Travis Ames, 52:04;
26, Tammy Willey, 52:19;
27, Elliot Bryant, 53:10;
28, Jane Miller, 56:07;
29, Bryson Cowan, 56:08;
20, Jody Cowan, 56:08.
Participants in the Fun Run,
times not kept,were:
John Choudhari,
Ann Frisbie,
Matt Kareis,
Whitney Holsopple,
Laura Swanson,
Marion Mitchell,
Beth Chamberlin,
Paul Chamberlin,
Scott Ranney
Lilly Feltis.
According to the Trekkers Web site (www.trekkersonline.com),
the group is "an outdoor-based mentoring program that
connects caring adults with young people through expeditionary
learning, community service and adventure-based education.
With community adult volunteers working throughout the year,
Trekkers provides a myriad of educational, experiential,
and cross-cultural opportunities for young people, with an
emphasis on relationship building and an appreciation of
the earth as 'educator.'"
The Trekkers program began in 1994 as a volunteer community
initiative for students living in Thomaston. In 1996,
students from two other surrounding communities were
included. Trekkers now offers programs to local students
from seventh to 12th grades and officially became a
nonprofit organization in 2000 and currently serves
more than 150 students during its program year.
Joseph Cyr
Sports Editor
The Courier-Gazette
The Camden Herald
Rockland, ME 04841
(207) 594-4401 ext. 242
Fax: 596-6981
