Adirondack Sports December 2022

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DECEMBER 

2022 

Embrace the Snow 

FIRST TURNS ON EXCELSIOR, 

OPENING DAY 2022. WHITEFACE 

CONTENTS 

1 Alpine Skiing & 

Snowboarding 

Winter Fun at 

the Ski Resorts 

5 News Briefs & 

From the Publisher 

7 XC Skiing & 

Snowshoeing 

Ski Centers: 

Season Preview 

9 Running 

Turkey Trot Tumble 

11 XC Skiing & 

Snowshoeing 

Ski and Snowshoe 

Trails in the Adks 

14-15 Athlete Profile 

2022 Trail Worlds 

with Michelle Merlis 

16-19 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 

December to March 

Things to Do! 

23-27 RACE RESULTS 

Top Finishers in 

Many Fall Races! 

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Winter Fun at the Ski Resorts 

After a warm start to November, the temperatures dropped, 

snowmaking guns fired up and groomers were covering 

the trails with snow. Within a week, the major resorts in 

eastern New York and nearby New England were open for skiing 

and snowboarding! 

New York’s biggest ski area, Gore Mountain, is loved by skiers 

and riders for their range of trails and diversity that nine sides of 

four peaks deliver. Gore’s new Backwoods intermediate trail, located 

on Burnt Ridge Mountain, will link the Burnt Ridge area to the 

North Creek Ski Bowl. The trail has been cut and final preparations 

are being made so it’s expected to open in January. 

Get ready for winter in North Creek with Gore’s three-pack 

of Monday-Friday, non-holiday lift tickets for just $179. To save 

money, buy your e-tickets early and lock-in your dates now. In 

January, you can join Gore on the mountain for skiing and riding, 

while witnessing top athletes from around the world, competing in 

skiercross, big air, and slopestyle. Visit: goremountain.com. 

If you’re looking for big adventures, Whiteface offers it – the 

biggest vertical drop of the eastern ski resorts, challenging slopes, 

top-ranked off-hill activities at Olympic venues, towns, mountains 

and lakes, plus apres-ski connecting with friends and family – and 

much more. 

Located just a few short miles from the village of Lake Placid, 

Whiteface offers terrain for all abilities, and is home to the Lake 

Placid 2023 World University Games in January. You can save up to 

45% off your lift tickets if you buy them now. Visit: whiteface.com. 

Without much help from the weather, the expanded snowmaking 

technology, efficiency and capacity improvements have helped 

resorts open the ski season with more terrain than in the past. The 

trail conditions allowed Gore to open more skiable terrain and lift 

service for opening week and Whiteface was able to offer awesome 

top to bottom skiing for the first time ever on opening day! 

Located in Queensbury, West Mountain, offers amazing day 

and night skiing and snowboarding, snowtubing, skiing and riding 

lessons, alpine club racing, ski tuning at their in-house ski shop, 

rental equipment, events and more. West offers 125 acres with 

31 trails and 1,000 feet of vertical drop, located at the foot of the 

Adirondacks. 

With the colder temperatures and some natural snow, their 

snowmakers are now operating full throttle, so they should be 

opening soon. Now’s the time to sign up for their six-week learn to 

ski or ride programs for children and adults of all abilities. Register 

early and save for their winter stay and play holiday camps, plus the 

learn to ski or snowboard three packs. Visit: westmountain.com. 

In the southern Adirondacks, Oak Mountain ski resort in 

Speculator is an easy drive from Albany, Glens Falls or Utica. They 

offer terrain to suit everyone’s needs at an affordable rate for skiing, 

snowboarding and tubing. The snowmaking “whales” are made 

and being groomed out, and with Mother Nature’s help they expect 

to open soon. They have an outstanding ski and snowboard school. 

Oak has 22 trails, a quad chairlift, T-bar, and two surface lifts. For 

additional fun and exercise, they also have four lanes of snowtubing 

and miles of snowshoeing trails for hiking through the majestic forest. 

It’s home to the Acorn Pub & Eatery, with Adirondack cuisine 

driving the casually-creative menu. Visit: oakmountainski.com. 

In Hancock, Mass., Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort is the largest 

ski and snowboard resort in southern New England. Jiminy Peak’s 

mission is to provide positive, memorable experiences in their 

Berkshire Mountain surroundings. They’ve been open for a few 

weekends and expect to open soon full-time for the season. 

Jiminy operates on 100% renewable energy sources and with 

nature’s help their snowmaking and grooming team is working 

hard to get as much terrain open as possible. They offer activities 

for the whole family on their 45 trails with nine lifts, including a 

six-person high-speed chairlift. Visit: jiminypeak.com. 

Just an hour from Albany, Catamount Ski Resort, is located 

on the border of Massachusetts and New York in the beautiful 

Berkshires. Featuring 44 trails, eight lifts, 97% snowmaking and 

night skiing, Catamount offers challenging trails and family fun, 

close to home. 

Catamount’s new snowtubing park debuts for winter 2022-23. 

See ALPINE SKIING & SNOWBOARDING 21 ▶

2 Adirondack Sports 

Mrs. Claus Deserves 

Whatever She Wants...

XC SKIING & SNOWSHOEING 

DECEMBER 2022 3 

LAKE TRAIL ON DAY TWO OF 

LAPLAND LAKE’S 2022-23 SEASON. 

IT’S ALL SMILES AT MT. VAN 

HOEVENBERG ON OPENING WEEK. 

Cross-Country 

Season Preview 

After a November Tease, Areas Wait on Snow 

By Alex Kochon 

In mid-November, northeastern New 

Yorkers got a little taste of winter with 

enough snowfall and low temperatures 

for at least a couple of days of quality skiing. 

A few ski areas opened before Thanksgiving, 

which is a rarity for East Coast ski areas in 

recent years. 

It’s even more impressive when 

cross-country ski areas can open this early, as 

most rely on natural (as opposed to machinemade) 

snow. The Lapland Lake Nordic 

Vacation Center in Northville was among 

the first to open on Nov. 17 and remained in 

operation for nine days around Thanksgiving. 

Mt. Van Hoevenberg in Lake Placid was 

close behind, opening Nov. 19. “All it took was 

a little help from mother nature and just like 

that we are open,” the Ski Van Hoevenberg 

Facebook page noted. 

As of Dec. 3, Lapland still had some base 

coverage on its trails but needed colder, drier 

weather and fresh snow to reopen. “Looking 

at current forecasts, it looks promising for 

reopening around Dec. 12,” owners Kathy 

and Paul Zahray wrote in an email. “This 

can easily change in either direction.” They 

advised skiers to check the daily conditions 

on Lapland’s website for updates. 

Meanwhile, the Mt. Van Hoevenberg 

cross-country trails remain open with 1.5 

kilometers of its World Cup Trails, which is 

bolstered by snowmaking on a 5K loop. 

As for most of the rest of the local XC 

areas, it’s a waiting game as they hope for 

below-freezing temperatures 

and snow to start falling again. 

Here’s more on the latest from 

other local Nordic ski and 

snowshoe areas and trail systems: 

Lapland Lake – Despite inflation driving 

up costs, Lapland has kept its daily trail-pass 

rates the same thanks to an uptick in skiers. 

“For ski and snowshoe equipment purchases, 

retail list prices are up but inventory availability 

is better than the past two years so we 

are doing a bit more with pre-Christmas sale 

pricing,” Paul and Kathy explained. 

Lapland offers overnight lodging, which 

is in high demand from mid-January through 

the end of February. At the ski lodge, it has a 

full retail and rental shop, plus indoor seating. 

On busy days, a food truck will offer dining 

options, while indoor cafe service will be 

reserved for quieter weekdays. Indoor and 

outdoor seating will be available daily, with 

an outdoor warming fire on busy days, however, 

indoor seating is limited. 

Back by popular demand, the Ladies 

XC Ski Clinics are returning to Lapland for 

beginner to intermediate skiers ages 18 and 

older. This all-women ski program, which 

is grouped by ability and taught by PSIAcertified 

female instructors, includes a classic-skiing 

clinic on Jan. 21 and skate-skiing 

clinic on Feb. 11. Advance reservation is 

required. For more info and to register, go to 

the “Ticket” section of Lapland’s website. 

Lapland also has a NYS Ski Racing 

MAYFIELD SKIER DURING THE 2022 

NYS HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPS AT GORE. 

Association (NYSSRA Nordic) 10K skate 

race scheduled for Dec. 17. More info: 

laplandlake.com. 

Garnet Hill – The Garnet Hill Outdoor 

Center in North River has a new manager 

this season, Tim Emmerick, a PSIA Nordic 

instructor who worked there last season. 

An experienced guide in the Adirondacks 

for various outdoor activities, Tim was a 

New York City musician who decided to 

return to the mountains. He now lives in the 

Speculator-Piseco area with his wife. 

As of early December, the Garnet Hill ski 

trails weren’t open yet, but it plans to open its 

dining (Bobcat Lounge & Sugar House) and 

have a holiday sale at the Outdoor Center 

on Dec. 17. Pre-season pricing for season 

passes will be available in-store during the 

sale.” Starting Dec. 17, the Bobcat Lounge 

will be open on weekends. The Sugar House 

out on the trails will also be open Saturdays 

and Sundays with hot beverages and maple 

snacks. 

Up on the hill, Garnet Hill Lodge’s Log 

House Restaurant will be open seven days 

a week serving breakfast (for lodge guests 

only), lunch, and dinner menu, and happy 

hour on Fridays. More info: garnet-hill.com. 

Mt. Van Hoevenberg – The 1980 Olympic 

venue, affectionally known as Van Ho, has 

been rolling out snow and grooming as 

much as possible since Thanksgiving. As of 

Dec. 6, they had 1.5k of the World Cup Trails 

groomed. When open in full, Van Ho has 55K 

of trails that are groomed daily for all abilities, 

including 4K of world championship 

rated trails. The Mountain Pass lodge offers 

a restaurant, ski shop, equipment rentals 

and more. Programs include learn to ski 

for youth skiers, parent/child ski programs, 

and a lifetime approach to skiing. More info: 

mtvanhoevenberg.com. 

Gore Mountain Nordic Center – The 

North Creek Ski Bowl offers a professionally 

groomed 5K trail network that features 

snowmaking and lighting to extend your 

snow-time into the evening hours. The stadium 

layout provides an ideal training and 

racing venue that recently received four FIS 

racing certifications. You can also explore 

a scenic overlook, challenging hill climbs, 

descents, and different loops to lap the best 

distance for your goals. There are recreational 

trails available, plus equipment rentals 

and lessons. More info: goremountain.com. 

Continued on page 7


Sunday, January 1 – 11am 

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Join us for a great community event in 

Saratoga Springs as we kickoff the new year! 

New USATF certified course – Similar start/finish as 

Firecracker4 with a fun 3.1-mile route in between 

Medals for top 3 male/female: 

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Register for both the 5K 

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News Briefs 

Curtis White wins 2022 

US Cyclocross National 

Championship 

HARTFORD, CT – After years of second best, Curtis White 

is a cyclocross national champion. Curtis, 27, who grew 

up in Delanson (Schenectady County), won the 2022 US 

Cyclocross National Championship men’s elite race on 

Dec. 11 in steady snowfall, taking the fight to defending 

champion Eric Brunner in a close, back and forth race. 

“It truly means the world,” Curtis [Athlete Profile, Sept. 

2006] said of his victory. “This sport is beautiful. I’ve wanted 

to be a professional cyclocross racer my whole life. I’ve 

been chasing the stars-and-stripes jersey, but my peers didn’t make it easy on me, and 

I thank them for that.” 

If you count elite races, it’s taken Curtis three second places at nationals to reach this 

moment, all coming consecutively in the previous editions. More, if you delve deeper 

into his 18-year career of racing at nationals. Now he has that elusive victory. “National 

champion, finally, I’ve wanted that stars-and-stripes so bad, and I finally did it.” 

–William Tracy, VeloNews 

2023 FISU World 

University Games 

LAKE PLACID – The International University Sports 

Federation (FISU) Winter Games, held every two years 

at sporting hubs around the world, are coming to Lake 

Placid. From January 12-22, over 2,000 elite collegiate athletes 

(and their coaches) from 50+ countries (and 600 universities) will compete in alpine 

and Nordic skiing, biathlon, curling, figure and speed skating, freestyle and freeski, ice 

hockey, ski jumping and more. 

In addition to Lake Placid venues, events will be held in Wilmington, Saranac Lake, 

North Creek, Potsdam and Canton. For schedules and more info: lakeplacid2023.com. 


New Murder Mystery at Vermont Ski Resort 

ALBANY – A body is found by two bicycle riders on a hot summer 

day. The corpse is dressed to go snow skiing. The dead man’s credit 

card is traced to a ski resort in Vermont. How did he get so far from 

the fall line? Witch Window is the latest “Murder on Skis Mystery” 

written by author Phil Bayly. It follows television reporter JC Snow 

from Colorado to the Green Mountains of Vermont. The story incorporates 

skiing, snowboarding and some spooky Vermont legends. 

This is Phil’s fourth novel in his Murder on Skis Mystery series. Prior 

to his newest release, he wrote Back Dirt, which has recently been 

chosen as a finalist for the American Fiction Awards. 

Back Dirt takes place in the Adirondacks. He also wrote Loving 

Lucy, which unfolds in Colorado. His first series novel, titled Murder on Skis, is a chiller 

situated in Montana. “More and more skiers and snowboarders approach me to say how 

much they enjoy my books,” Phil said. “But some readers say they’ve never been out on 

the snow, and they really enjoy my books. That’s very gratifying.” Back Dirt was also honored 

this year by the International Skiing History Association in Sun Valley. The Murder 

and Mayhem Award by Chanticleer Book Reviews placed Loving Lucy on its shortlist. 

Phil Bayly is well-known to TV news viewers in the Capital Region. He anchored the 

morning news on NewsChannel 13 for 15 years. He’s also worked in TV and radio in 

Colorado, Wyoming and Pennsylvania. “I wanted to write a book in Vermont. It is really 

the mothership for American skiing and snowboarding,” Phil said. “The sport has gone 

in a lot of great directions since then, but Vermont was kind of the first big deal in skiing.” 

He resides in Saratoga County with his wife. Witch Window is available online and at 

independent bookstores. More info: murderonskis.com. 

The Adirondack Sports & Northeast Ski Expo made a successful 

return to the Albany Capital Center last month. We had a nice showing 

of winter and outdoor sports exhibitors and a super turnout of 

outdoor enthusiasts and families, excited that winter is coming! 

Exhibitors were happy with the steady flow of weekend traffic 

and very interested crowd. Attendees liked the mix of vendors, and 

appreciated free admission and parking. 

As a ski shop owner said, “great to have the show back,” and a 

ski resort operator added, “thanks for keeping it alive!” With more 

time to plan, we look forward to a larger show in 2023 so save the 

dates, Nov. 11-12! 

In the meantime, enjoy the winter – and we’ll see you soon at our 

Summer Expo at the Saratoga Springs City Center on March 18-19. 

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THURSDAY WINTER RACING IN 

COLE’S WOODS, FEBRUARY 2022. 

GREENFIELD’S REC DIRECTOR 

REBECCA SEWELL AND SOME 

ACE BROOKHAVEN GROOMERS. 

Brookhaven Winter Park – A gem in 

Greenfield, this town park at the Brookhaven 

Golf Course offers about 13K of cross-country 

ski trails that are groomed for classic and 

skate several days a week. These trails are 

free and open to public use, with a donation 

box available at the trailhead. On-site 

in the clubhouse, the View at Brookhaven is 

a full-service bar and restaurant that’s open 

Wednesday through Saturday from 11am to 

8pm, and Sundays from 11am-7pm, with 

daily happy hour from 2-5pm. More info: 

facebook.com/brookhavenski. 

Cole’s Woods – Another town park that 

transforms into a winter wonderland when 

it’s blessed with natural snow, Cole’s Woods 

in Glens Falls has a lighted 5K loop, which is 

groomed as needed by volunteers, and free 

Thursday night races in late January and 

early February for skate skiers, classic skiers, 

and snowshoers of all levels. More info: 

friendsofcoleswoods.org. 

Pineridge – Based in East Poestenkill 

just east of Troy, this cross-country ski area 

is situated at about 1,746 feet above sea level, 

a prime spot for natural snow, with views of 

the Taconic Range and Mount Greylock. 

While it wasn’t open as of Dec. 1, this will be 

Pineridge’s 39th season in business. 

In addition to offering day rentals and 

lessons, Pineridge has season-long equipment 

rentals for children, starting at $65 

for the year. Season rentals can be taken 

home to be used locally or at other areas. To 

inquire, call the lodge at (518) 283-3652. For 

rentals picked up by Dec. 23, the child will 

receive a free Pineridge season pass, a $65 

value. More info: pineridgexc.com. 

Dewey Mountain – “Patiently waiting for 

snow,” read the Dewey Mountain Recreation 

Center’s conditions report on Dec. 6. This 

Saranac Lake ski area has Youth Ski League 

and Adult XC and snowshoe programs 

beginning in early January. Trail-pass rates 

remain the same at $5 per day, and rentals 

are available on a first-come, first-served 

basis. More info: deweymountain.com. 

Cascade – Purchased by the Adirondack 

Mountain Club earlier this year, the Cascade 

Ski Area is now the Cascade Welcome 

Center, “a year-round outdoor recreation 

and information center located between 

Keene and Lake Placid in the Adirondack 

Park,” according to the Adirondack 

Mountain Club website. 

When conditions allow, Cascade’s 

12-mile trail network will continue to be 

groomed for classic skiing and snowshoeing. 

The lodge also is a full-service ski shop with 

rentals. ADK members can ski for free, and 

day passes and season passes are available. 

More info: adk.org. 

Scotts Cobble – The vision of High 

Peaks Cyclery owner Brian Delaney, Scotts 

Cobble Nordic Center is a newly repurposed 

10K community XC trail system on 

the Craig Wood Golf Course in the town of 

North Elba. Once a small downhill ski area, 

the new Scotts Cobble will feature lighted, 

dog-friendly trails for day or nighttime 

cross-country skiing, backcountry skiing, 

snowshoeing, fat biking, and sledding. The 

trails are free for area residents; donations 

are appreciated, and non-locals can pay to 

use the trails. 

Inspired by illuminated trails at Mount 

Morris in Tupper Lake, Brian said he saw a 

“need for the local Nordic culture to be reinvigorated” 

in Lake Placid. “We need some 

free groomed skiing,” he said. Through collaborating 

with the town of North Elba, this 

project has been in the works for the last 

eight months and will become a reality this 

winter. 

Scotts Cobble, which will open as soon as 

there’s snow, will host weekday after-school 

programs, complete with free rentals, where 

OUTDOOR AND ACTIVE PROGRAM SKIERS 

IN FEBRUARY 2020 AT DEWEY MOUNTAIN. 

kids can ski from 3-5pm. That program will 

start Dec. 16, with or without snow. The clubhouse 

will serve as a lodge with restroom 

facilities, and lights are being installed along 

the 10K trail system. Brian’s plans for the 

lodge include a retail store, rental area, lockers, 

showers, and potentially a restaurant. 

More info: highpeakscyclery.com. 

Inlet and Old Forge – Inlet offers miles of 

free, groomed trails for classic and skate skiing 

at Fern Park (22K), Inlet Golf Club (3.5K), 

and Limekiln Lake Campground (3.5K). 

Fern Park has some climbs and descents, 

plus 2K that are lighted until 10pm. More 

info: inletny.com. In Old Forge, McCauley 

Mountain Ski Area has 2.5K, 5K and 7.5K of 

cross-country ski trails. Depending on conditions, 

the trails are groomed for classic and 

skate skiing. More info: mccauleyny.com. 

Other Opportunities – For those interested 

in racing this winter, NYSSRA Nordic 

offers races for all ages and abilities, beginner 

to expert, including Club Series, Points 

Series, Junior National Qualifiers, NYSSRA 

Nordic Championships, and a Youth Ski 

Festival. NYSSRA also sponsors several Bill 

Koch Youth Ski Leagues for children to learn 

the sport, with programs in Clifton Park, 

Saratoga Springs, Glens Falls, Lake Placid, 

Saranac Lake, Old Forge, Tug Hill, and others 

in western New York. More info: nyssranordic.org. 

The Shenendehowa Nordic Club volunteers 

groom trails for public use at Garnsey 

Park, Kinns Road Park, and the new Town 

Center Park. The club offers adult and family 

memberships for $20. Its popular Bill Koch 

League for kids 4-12 meets weekly from 

November through March, with or without 

snow, at Garnsey Park. More info: shennordic.org. 

For adults who just want to meet up to 

ski, the Capital Area Ski Touring Association 

(CASTA) promotes local cross-country ski 

outings, day trips, plus regional bus trips, 

and their well-known European ski touring 

trips. More info: nycasta.org. 

Alex Kochon (alexkochon@gmail.com) of 

Gansevoort is a freelance writer, editor, 

and outdoor-loving mom of two who enjoys 

adventuring in the Adirondacks.


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We’re excited to bring you a mix of fully-supported 

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Saturday, May 6 | Third annual 

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of the Battenkill Valley. From the founders of the Tour of the 

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Three road distances with challenging climbs in the Great 

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climb. After party at the Last Chance Cafe! 

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Big Air, and Slopestyle.

RUNNING 


THE 

Turkey Trot Tumble 

By Jack Rightmyer 

◀ SECOND AND THIRD 

PLACE FINISHERS, RYAN 

UDVADIA AND CAMERON 

DAVIS, FOLLOWED BY 

XAVIER SALVADOR AND 

JACK HUBER. AMY 

MODESTI/ALM FINE ART 

& PHOTOGRAPHY 

SIDEWINDER 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

For many active Americans a Thanksgiving tradition 

is to wake up early and run in a local turkey trot 

race. In the Capital Region there are turkey trots in 

Schenectady, Saratoga Springs, Glens Falls and other places, 

and the largest and most famous of them all is in Troy. Some 

of us dress in funny costumes, walk or jog the course and 

make an early morning party out of it, and some of us train 

all year with the hope of improving on the time you had run 

a year ago. 

This year’s Troy Turkey Trot, the 75th year it has taken 

place, became one of the most talked about running races 

in the country because of the viral video of the finish of 

the 10-kilometer race that showed Loudonville native and 

Cornell graduate Xavier Salvador, 25, hip checking 22-yearold 

Jack Huber into a roadside barrier to try and claim fourth 

place. The two runners both crashed at the line into journalist 

Amy Modesti, and fortunately no one was seriously hurt. 

Jack, who recently graduated from Michigan State with a 

degree in Integrated Biology, has always loved the camaraderie 

of running. “It was a perfect weather day for this year’s 

race,” he said. “My training partner and Bethlehem High 

School teammate Cameron Davis and I were running 5:06 a 

mile with Ryan Udvadia. We were all pushing hard and working 

together taking turns to lead. That’s what runners do. It 

hurts to run that fast for a long race, but it helps when you can 

run together in a pack and help each other.” 

Sean O’Brien of Altamont, a junior at Buffalo, captured 

the 10K title in 30 minutes, 44 seconds. 

Nearing the finish, the pack began to slowly break up with 

Ryan in second, Cameron in third and Xavier in fourth. “I was 

really hauling,” Jack said. “My GPS watch showed me that I 

was running 19.8 miles per hour as I approached the finish. 

I was flying and really closing in on Salvador who was not 

moving as fast. I just expected to breeze by him at the line. 

I had no idea he would try and contest it especially because 

this was a turkey trot race, and the money only went to third 

place, and Cam had that spot locked in.” 

The video shows how dangerous the battle between 

Xavier and Jack became with Xavier moving to his right and 

basically knocking Huber into the metal roadside barrier. For 

video, visit: adksports.com/2022-12-running. 

“I would understand that move if this was some important 

NCAA championship race,” Jack said, “and as we got to 

the finish I braced for the fall with my hands and fortunately 

didn’t land on my head. We could have really hurt that photographer, 

too.” 

Jack said he was very upset at the end as he and Xavier 

lay sprawled on the ground. “I said some things to him that 

weren’t very nice, and I asked him what he gained by doing 

something like that.” 

Jack’s shoulder also took a major hit and both runners 

ended up in the medical tent after the race. “I didn’t talk to 

him there. I was actually happy with my time and trying to 

not let that finish upset me too much, and when I was getting 

ready to leave with my family he came over and said he was 

trying to avoid a manhole cover and that he didn’t intend to 

hit me, but I wasn’t buying that. He never took any responsibility 

for what happened.” 

When Jack woke up the next day everyone was texting 

him, journalists, friends, local TV newscasters. “Running 

rarely gets noticed and when something crazy like this happens 

at the finish of a race it just seems to have some sort of 

universal appeal. Maybe it’s because it was a turkey trot race 

and even people who don’t run will do a turkey trot race.” 

Jack spent a few days being interviewed on TV and there 

were newspaper articles and stories all over the internet 

especially on sites for runners. There was much discussion 

about sportsmanship and how distance running normally 

embodies the best of what sports is all about. 

The Troy Turkey Trot games committee, on the recommendation 

of coordinator George Regan, decided to disqualify 

Xavier for unsportsmanlike conduct. Jack was officially 

given fourth place (his time was 31:47), and Xavier’s name 

was expunged from the race records. 

Although Jack was sore, he still went out for his daily run 

the day after the race. “I’m taking a year to work on my running, 

and I’m happy to have a training partner like Cameron 

Davis, who’s training for the Boston Marathon. I’m not dwelling 

on what happened at the end of the Turkey Trot. That’s 

over. I’m focused now on trying to find some good indoor 

races and get a PR in the 5,000 and the mile. I’m applying to 

graduate school for next year, and working at the Book House 

of Stuyvesant Plaza. I’m enjoying it there and I get a 40% discount 

so I can buy all the books I want.” 

Jack Rightmyer (jackxc@nycap.rr.com) of Burnt Hills was 

a longtime cross-country coach at Bethlehem High School 

and today is an adjunct English professor at Siena College. 

He has written two books “A Funny Thing About Teaching” 

and “It’s Not About Winning: One Runner’s Reflections on 

Fatherhood, Coaching, and Athletics.” 

▲ XAVIER AND JACK 

TALK THINGS OVER 

AFTER THE CRASH. WILL 

WALDRON/TIMES UNION 

▲ RUNNERS JACK AND XAVIER 

SPRAWLED OUT AND JOURNALIST 

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HAYS BROOK AND THE SHEEP MEADOW, 2021. 

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NANCIE BATTAGLIA 

founder of the Adirondack Ski Touring 

Council, which constructed the 24-mile 

Jackrabbit Trail. 

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Meadow. Round-trip: 3.8 mi (6.1 km) to 

Round-trip: 7.8 mi (12.5 km) to Sheep 

advocacy. Enjoy these three excerpts 

Grass Pond. Elevation change: minimal. 

from the book. 

Difficulty: ski, novice; snowshoe, beginner. 

Map: TI 746: GG18. GPS coordinates: 

44.481471, -74.280840 (trailhead). 

Pharaoh Lake 

Both destinations that start at this 

Round-trip: 8 mi (12.8 km) to S end of 

trailhead offer not only easy terrain and 

lake; 12.4 mi (20 km) to N end of lake. 

a scenic lean-to, but also usually bountiful 

snow. The longer trip – to the Sheep 

Elevation change: minimal. Difficulty: 

Ski, novice-intermediate; snowshoe, 

Meadow – has a few short pitches that 

beginner. Map: TI 743: Q28. GPS coordinates: 

43.761789, -73.689251 (trailhead). 

skiers, but overall, these wide roads are 

might be a bit challenging for novice 

This two-mile-long lake with several 

easy to ski. 

picturesque lean-tos along its shores is 

Trailhead: The start is at the end of a 

not only beautiful, but also might be the 

0.2 mi access road off NY Route 30 that 

largest Adirondack lake not reached by 

leads to the N end of Mountain Pond. 

a maintained road. The approach is a 

This access road, marked by a large DEC 

generally easy ski on a long-abandoned 

sign, is 3.8 mi N of the junction of NY 

road in the Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, 

30 and NY Route 86 in Paul Smiths, or 

where snowmobiles are prohibited. 

5.4 mi S of the junction of NY 30 and NY 

TERRY BROSSEAU 

Trailhead: From Exit 25 of the 

Route 458. (The road and parking area 

Adirondack Northway (I-87) take NY 

was plowed more consistently in 2021 than in previous years. If required to park on NY 

Route 8 approximately 8 mi E through 

30, be sure to park on the shoulder, behind the white line.) From the parking area, walk 

the hamlet of Brant Lake to the NE end of 

another 100 yd to a trail that is a shortcut to the truck trail and register that avoids the barrier 

gate at the entrance to the truck trail. There are both horse and snowmobile markers 

Brant Lake. Turn left onto Palisades Rd. 

then right onto Beaver Pond Rd., the third 

on the trail, but snowmobile use has ended. 

road to the right, 1.5 mi from NY 8. Go 1 

From the register, the trail crosses the Osgood River at 0.5 mi, just before it meets 

mi on Beaver Pond Rd. to the beginning 

the junction of the Grass Pond side trail (described below). Just past this side trail, the 

of Pharaoh Rd. on the right. This road is 

marked route to the Sheep Meadow diverges to the left to “cut the corner” and save 0.3 mi. 

plowed for the first few hundred yards 

Snowshoers might choose to follow the marked route, and while it is skiable, the easiest 

past some private camps to a parking area 


skiing is on the truck trail, which climbs for another 0.2 mi and is then flat to a junction 

at the trailhead, which is also plowed. 

at 1.2 mi. Turning left here, the trail soon begins a gradual descent. At 1.6 mi, the marked 

From the trailhead, the skiing is 

route comes in from the left, and both routes continue to descend to a bridge over Hays 

nearly level through a notch between Park and No. 8 mountains to the wide valley of 

Brook at 1.8 mi. After the bridge crossing, the trail climbs a short, steep pitch, soon levels 

Mill Brook and the former summer parking area at 1.5 mi. After crossing Mill Brook on a 

out, and is then mostly level to the Sheep Meadow lean-tos at 3.9 mi. 

plank bridge, the trail soon begins to climb. At 2 mi, the grade eases, and gentle ups and 

The trip to Grass Pond begins as a right turn at the junction at 0.5 mi from the start of 

downs lead to a bridge across Pharaoh Lake Brook at 2.7 mi. After crossing the brook, the 

the trail. It makes a short, moderate climb to the top of a high bank above the Osgood River, 

trail climbs briefly and then levels out next to an extensive open area of beaver activity on 

after which it is mostly flat to the lean-to at Grass Pond at 1.9 mi. One road leads left from 

the left. Continuing generally close to the brook, the trail reaches the S end of Pharaoh 

the lean-to, down to the outlet, and on to a former lean-to site on the N shore. Another 

Lake at 4 mi. Although this is a good destination in itself, if ice conditions permit, most 

road going past the lean-to can be skied partway along the E shore, but soon becomes 

skiers will want to ski up the lake to one of the several lean-tos along the shore. The views 

overgrown, and not easily passable. There are no additional views from the frozen pond, 

of the surrounding mountains widen rapidly on the ski up the lake. It is approximately 

but it might offer some sun to make it a warmer lunch spot than the lean-to. 

2.2 mi more to the lean-to at the N end of the lake. t 

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RUN OVER THE HUDSON RIVER. 

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Michelle Merlis 

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FOR WOMEN 5K, 2019. 

RESIDENCE: Albany 

AGE: 33 

SPOUSE: Husband, Josh Merlis 

PROFESSION: Economist 

SPORTS: Mountain, Ultra and Trail Running 

FAVORITE QUOTE: Actually, I can. 

By Kristen Hislop 

Imagine sitting at a table at an awards ceremony after 

running trails for five hours unlike any you had seen 

before. You are listening to 50 different languages being 

spoken around you. Those at your table all don Team USA 

gear. The results are announced. Team USA second place – 

that’s your team! You head up onto the stage and have a silver 

medal placed around your neck. You stand next to your 

idols. Got chills yet? Michelle Merlis just had this experience 

at the 2022 World Mountain and Trail Championships in 

Chiang Mai, Thailand. 

Michelle wasn’t much of a runner growing up in the 

Hudson Valley. Her first love was basketball at Wallkill High 

School, though she also ran track for two years. At Elmira 

College, she played JV basketball there. “I love the team sport 

aspect,” she said. “After graduation, I had this moment of, 

‘What do I do now?’ I still wanted to be active and push myself 

in other ways. She finally took up running for fun as a graduate 

student at Purdue University to stay in shape and relieve 

stress. She fell in love with the sport. 

Michelle has some solid experience on the trails, but a 

year ago she was training for the 2022 Boston Marathon. 

A February trip to Joshua Tree National Park in southern 

California would lead to a change in the plan. “I figured I 

could run Boston anytime, but who knew if I’d ever get a 

chance to go for a USATF worlds team spot at the Breakneck 

Point Trail Run at Hudson Highlands State Park near Beacon 

– the first US citizen male and female finishers would earn a 

slot on Team USA at the World Mountain & Trail Running 

Championships in Chiang Mai, Thailand in November. It’s 

a very technical and challenging 42K course that really suits 

my trail running skills. By mid-March, I was chasing the win 

at Breakneck and spent the next six weeks training on the 

course every weekend.” 

On April 30th, she won the Breakneck race, covering the 

26-mile trail marathon – with 9,000 feet of elevation gain/ 

loss over rocks and roots with some hand-over-foot climbing 

– in five hours, 26 minutes. Focus and hard work meant the 

opportunity to join Team USA in Thailand on Nov. 4-6, and 

run the 40K race there. About making Team USA, she says, “It 

was on my radar. I just never imagined it would happen at this 

point in my running career.” Her dad is from the Albany area 

and her mom moved here to escape communist Poland to 

have a better life and she’s lived what you’d call the American 

dream. She appreciates all the hard work they put in to give 

her and my brother a better life. Michelle’s always been an 

outdoorsy person and grew up hiking a 

lot. Once she found out you could run on 

trails, move faster and cover more terrain, 

she was sold. 

Michelle’s husband Josh, founder of 

the Albany Running Exchange and owner 

of ARE Event Productions (event timing 

and management), adds “The most 

impressive aspect of her qualification to 

me was how she managed the necessary 

specificity of training to maximize her 

chances on race day – all while working 

full-time. Considering the reality 

that we do not live in the mountains, 

she spent every weekend driving for hours to either 

the Adirondacks, Catskills, or the Hudson Highlands trails. 

During the week, limited by her work schedule which left 

little daylight on either end of her workday, she often would 

get on the treadmill at a mind boggling 40% grade to simulate 

the elevation of being in the mountains. In short, she was all 

in.” Michelle moved to Albany four years ago and works as an 

economist with the New York Independent System Operator, 

which manages the state’s power grid. 

For those who don’t know, USA Track & Field is the governing 

body for road, track & field, race walking, cross-country, 

and mountain, ultra and trail (MUT) running. Each 

discipline has qualifying standards and races to get to the 

world championships. Mere mortals can race alongside 

those headed to compete on the world stage. USATF provides 

funding for the athletes for travel, food, and lodging for the 

race. USATF officials can apply to volunteer at world championships 

and physical therapists, coaches and those who 

want to serve as staff can apply. Getting involved with USATF 

Adirondack chapter is a great way to see how you can either 

compete at the national/world level or support those who do. 

As you might imagine, wearing the Team USA gear is an 

honor and Michelle was ready to do us proud. Her lead up 

to Thailand included a training block out West. “I was able 

to get a ten-week sabbatical from work to train/race and I 

spent five of those weeks training in Flagstaff, Ariz. The race 

in Thailand was going to be a unique challenge because it was 

basically two giant hills five miles up/down (4,000 feet up/ 

down) and then one smaller one. Flagstaff is a running mecca 

so Michelle was able to meet up with professional athletes 

training at altitude and recovering equal gusto. Physical and 

WITH JOSH IN THAILAND. 

massage therapists, a gym, sauna, 

and of course high-altitude access were at her fingertips, 

which Michelle said, “was the best training block of 

my life.” 

Michelle noted, “A lot of the athletes had been on US 

teams before and are professionals. Some of them are previous 

world champions and they all have amazing running 

resumes. It was surreal to be surrounded by people I’ve 

admired for years, and everyone was so nice and down-toearth.” 

She finished a respectable 57th out of 72 finishers, 

completing the 40K course in 5:07:31. In the team results, 

Spain won gold, USA silver, and United Kingdom bronze. 

Her husband Josh was along for the trip and was documenting 

it via Facebook Live posts. If Michelle didn’t already 

know athletes, Josh was out meeting and interviewing them, 

which allowed friends and family to share in the experience 

in real time. Michelle didn’t expect that so many would tune 

in. “It felt so special because I felt like my personal and running 

community was able to be there with me. I owe a lot to 

them and was just so grateful and so motivated to show up 

for everyone.” 

Back to the gear, it didn’t disappoint. Michelle says, “The 

Team USA gear was so cool! We literally had the same singlet 

and kit as the 2020 Olympians. A few weeks out from travel, 

they send you a huge USA suitcase filled with gear. The 

expectation is that you bring everything and wear it the whole 

time because the trip is sponsored/paid for by USATF. There 

were jacket/pant sets, including one for the podium – which 

we made as a team so I got to wear that! Plus, some T-shirts,


2021 GNAR GNAR TRAIL RACE AT MT. 

HOOD. PAUL NELSON PHOTOGRAPHY 

EXITING THE MOUNTAINTOP 

VILLAGE AID STATION IN THAILAND. 

WOMEN’S TEAM 40K PODIUM; 

TEAM USA TAKES SILVER. 

shorts, hats, socks, backpack... and some items that were not 

needed for Thailand like arm and leg warmers. There’s a nice 

rain jacket, which I didn’t wear until the final hours of my trip 

after arriving back in NYC to freezing rain.” 

Most athlete’s travel with their race foods, as Michelle did. 

She fueled with Spring Energy gels (mostly “Awesome Sauce”) 

for nutrition and Skratch for hydration. Eating about 350-500 

calories per hour with plenty of electrolytes. She notes, “I’ve 

always felt that just because you can do something, like run 

16 miles without nutrition or hydration, it doesn’t mean you 

should do it. I give a lot of credit to adequate fueling – in general 

and in training – for faster recovery and injury resilience.” 

While she loves Thai food, “gluten free” is not a well understood 

concept in the northern part of Thailand. Diagnosed as 

gluten intolerant a couple of years ago she ended up feeling 

almost non-stop nauseous while there. 

Anyone who does endurance events knows that those 

around you are a critical part of your team. “I had tremendous 

support from my running and strength coaches, mentors, 

and a handful of PTs and LMTs. My parents always 

support me by coming to races and listening to me talk on 

and on about running. My mom also will cook me a meal 

anytime I’m down training near them and was sending me 

gels and hydration to aid in training. Our neighbor watched 

our cat for most of the fall while I was away and Josh was on 

the road for work. My coworkers picked up a lot while I was 

away. Running friends asked about training and wished me 

luck. And of course, Josh supported me all of the way. He 

came to Thailand (missing some big events for his company), 

didn’t blink an eye when I wanted to train in Flagstaff, and 

he’s endured many bike rides supporting me on long runs. I’ll 

never forget the power of feeling the love of so many people 

behind me.” 

It is amazing where the sport of running can take you. 

Unlike many other sports, you can engage competitively or 

for fun over a lifetime. Josh noted, “When we could not communicate 

verbally, we all shared the same love for running, 

grit, and physical exertion.” Keep your heart and eyes open 

to where the trails and roads will lead you! 

WHITEFACE MOUNTAIN RACE, 

2022. RON HEERKENS JR 

Kristen Hislop (president@adirondack.usatf.org) of USATF 

Adirondack would like to see more local athletes get 

involved. Contact her to learn more about opportunities.


CALENDAR OF EVENTS 

DECEMBER 2022 TO MARCH 2023 

ALPINE SKIING & SNOWBOARDING 

DECEMBER 

17 Solstice Lights Party. 3-6pm. Gore, North Creek. 

goremountain.com. 

17 NE Rando Race Series: Sprint. Berkshire East, 

Charlemont, MA. skireg.com. 

18 USASA ADK: Rail Jam #1. Whiteface, Wilmington. usasa.org. 

JANUARY 

7 NE Rando Race Series: The Beast. Berkshire East, 

Charlemont, MA. skireg.com. 

7 Mini Shred Madness Competition. 10am. Killington, 

Killington, VT. killington.com. 

8 USASA ADK: Slopestyle #1. All ages welcome. Whiteface, 

Wilmington. usasa.org. 

21-23 Avalanche Education Level 1 & Companion Rescue 

Course. Keene Valley. nemountaineering.com. 

28 Capital District Ski Council Alpine Ski Race. West, 

Queensbury. nycdsc.org. 

29 Vertical Challenge. 9am-4pm. Jiminy Peak, Hancock, MA. 

jiminypeak.com. 

29 USASA ADK: Slopestyle #2. All ages welcome. Arena, 

Gore, North Creek. usasa.org. 

FEBRUARY 

5 USASA ADK: Boarder & Skier Cross #1. All ages welcome. 

Part of ESWG. Whiteface, Wilmington. usasa.org. 


Arena, Gore, North Creek. usasa.org. 

10-13 Adirondack Backcountry Ski Festival. Combined 

w/International Mountainfest. Clinics/tours, gear 

demos, Patagonia clothing repair, presentations. The 

Mountaineer, Keene Valley. mountaineer.com. 

10-12 Subaru Winterfest. Killington, Killington, VT. 

killington.com. 

11 NE Rando Race Series: Bromley. 9:30am. Bromley, Peru, 

VT. skireg.com. 

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11-13 Avalanche Education Level 1 & Companion Rescue 

Course. Keene Valley. nemountaineering.com. 

25 Catamount Winter Uphill Challenge. Skin or snowshoe 

race. Catamount, Hillsdale. catamountski.com. 

25 NE Rando Race Series: Thunderbolt. Mt. Greylock, 

Lanesboro, MA. skireg.com. 

25-26 Kare Anderson Telemark Festival. 8:30am. Bromley, 

Peru, VT. bromley.com. 

MARCH 


Arena. Gore, North Creek. usasa.org. 

11 USASA ADK: Slopestyle #3. All ages welcome. Gore, 

North Creek. usasa.org. 

12 USASA ADK: Rail Jam #2 & 3. Double rail jam. Gore, 

North Creek. usasa.org. 

BICYCLING: ROAD & OFF-ROAD 

JANUARY 

28 Fat Bike Roundup. Guided group fat bike rides. Rikert 

Nordic Center, Ripton, VT. bikereg.com. 

29 Gurney Lane Fat Tire Bike Races & Ride. 12pm: Fun 

Group Ride. 1pm: 10M & 5M Races. Also: 5K Snowshoe 

Races, 10am. Gurney Lane, Queensbury. bikereg.com. 

FEBRUARY 

11 8th Saratoga Fat Bike Rally. Warming Hut, Saratoga Spa 

State Park, Saratoga Springs. facebook.com. 

26 3rd SnowBike Festival. 15M/7M races/rides. 8am. 

Prattsville. skireg.com. 

MARCH 

5 IditaFAT Winter Fatbike Festival. 9am. 12K or 25/50K. 

CCC Camp, Winona Forest, Mannsville. winonaforest.com. 

18-19 17th Adirondack Sports Summer Expo. Sat: 

10am-5pm. Sun: 10am-4pm. Free. 200 exhibitors. 

Upstate NY’s run, bike, tri, paddle & hike show. Plus, 

health, fitness & travel. Saratoga City Center, Saratoga 

Springs. adksports.com/summer-expo. 

APRIL 

15 2nd Toad Strangler Gravel Grinder. Reg.: 12/17, 8am. 

40M: 10am. Family 10M ride: 11am. Flow Riders kids 

race: 1:30pm. Crellin Park, Chatham. bikereg.com. 

MAY 

6 3rd The Great North: Battenkill Valley. Three gravel 

(70/51/23M) and one paved (27M). Rolling starts. 

Argyle Brewing, Cambridge. anthemsportstours.com. 

21 9th The Farmer’s Daughter Gravel Grinder. Reg. opens: 

1/1, 9am. 65M w/plenty of climbing: 9am. Columbia 

County Fairgrounds, Chatham. bikereg.com. 

AUGUST 

12 16th Tour of the Catskills. 75M: 9am. 52M: 10am. 27M: 

11am. Road rides. Last Chance Café, Tannersville. 

anthemsportstours.com. 

OCTOBER 

7 2nd Tour de Vine: Upper Hudson & Battenkill Valleys. 

Casual, supported 35M road w/tasting stops. Argyle 

Brewing, Cambridge. anthemsportstours.com. 

CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING & NORDIC SPORTS 

ONGOING 

Tue Shen Nordic Club: Bill Koch Youth Ski League. 11/1- 

3/27. 4pm. Ages 4-13. XC ski/more. Garnsey Park, 

Clifton Park. facebook.com. 

Wed Gore Citizen’s Snowshoe & XC Ski Races 5K. 6pm. Gore 

Nordic, North Creek. goremountain.com. 

Thu Family Moonlight XC Ski w/Shen Nordic Club. 7pm. 1/5, 

2/2, 3/2. Ski, snowshoe, hike w/headlamp. Vischer Ferry 

Preserve or Garnsey Park, Clifton Park. facebook.com. 

Thu Beginner XC Ski Lessons. 6:30-8pm. 1/12-26, 2/9-23, 

3/9-30. CP & Shen Nordic Club. Senior Center or Kinns/ 

Garnsey Park, Clifton Park. facebook.com. 

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Mo-Tu Nordic Skiing Nights. 4-7pm. Groomed training facility. 

Maple Ski Ridge, Schenectady. mapleskiridge.com. 

DECEMBER 

17 Lapland 10K Freestyle XC Ski Race. 10am. Also: Bill 

Koch youth ski league 1-6K fun races: 11:30am. NYSSRA 

Nordic. Lapland Lake, Northville. skireg.com. 

18 Lapland Ski Orienteering. Includes novice course for 

BKYSL. Lapland Lake, Northville. skireg.com. 

17-18 Rikert Grand Prix Eastern Cup Opener. 5K/10K. Rikert 

Outdoor Center, Ripton, VT. skireg.com. 

JANUARY 

1 Polar Bear New Year’s Resolution Day Biathlon Sprint. 

7.5K/6K. Old Forge. skireg.com. 

7 Gore JNQ-Freestyle Race. Also: BKYSL races. NYSSRA 

Nordic. Gore Nordic, North Creek. skireg.com. 

7-8 Glenville Hills & Adk Vauhti Games: 10K Pursuit 

Races. Sat, classic: 10K, 5K & BKYSL 1K. Sun, freestyle: 

10K, 5K & BKYSL 1K. NYSSRA Nordic. Glenville Hills, 

Glenville. skireg.com. 

8 Gore JNQ-Classic Race. Also: BKYSL races. NYSSRA 

Nordic. Gore Nordic, North Creek. skireg.com. 

14 Red Barn Rendezvous 10K & 5K Freestyle. 10am. Osceola, 

Camden. skireg.com. 

21 Ladies Ski Clinics: Classic Technique. 9:30am. Lapland 

Lake, Northville. laplandlake.com. 

21 Winona Forest Try-It 10K Ski Races. 9K classic: 9am. 

9K/12K skate: 12pm. NYSSRA Nordic. CCC Camp, 

Winona Forest, Mannsville. winonaforest.com. 

28 1st NYSSRA Nordic Women’s Ski Day. 10am: Beginner 

& intermediate classic & skate clinics. 11:30am: lunch 

& presentation. 12:45pm: Guided classic & skate 

tours. Led by women. Demos, raffles. All welcome. 

Brookhaven, Greenfield. nyssranordic.org. 

28 ADK Beginner XC Skiing. 9am-3pm. Adirondak Loj, 

Lake Placid. adk.org. 

28-29 Craftsbury Ski Marathon Festival. 50K/25K. Skate/ 

classic races. Craftsbury Common, VT. skireg.com. 

29 Glenville Hills & Adk Vauhti: Skiathlon. 5K classic 

followed by 5K skate. NYSSRA Nordic. Gore Nordic, 

North Creek. skireg.com. 

FEBRUARY 

3-5 US Ski-Orienteering National Championships. In 

conjunction w/ESWG. Three races, three venues. Lake 

Placid. empoclub.org. 

11 Ladies Ski Clinics: Skate Technique. 9:30am. Lapland 

Lake, Northville. laplandlake.com. 

11 Shen Nordic Club: Youth Fun Ski Races & Family 

Activities. Part of CP Winterfest. Garnsey Park, Clifton 

Park. facebook.com. 

11 Brookhaven Fishscale Festivus Race. Also: BKYSL race. 

NYSSRA Nordic. Brookhaven, Greenfield. skireg.com. 

11 Tupper Lake Lumberjack Scramble Ski Race. NYSSRA 

Nordic. TL Golf Course, Tupper Lake. skireg.com. 

11 12th Winona Forest Tourathon Classic Ski Races. 50K: 

8:30am. 25K/12.5K: 9am. CCC Camp, Winona Forest, 

Mannsville. skireg.com. 

18 Shenendehowa Classic Ski Races. 7.5K/4.5K: 10am. 

BKYSL 3K: 12pm. NYSSRA Nordic. Saratoga Biathlon 

Club, Day. skireg.com. 

18-19 Osceola Kids Fun Ski Festival. NYSSRA Nordic. 

Osceola, Camden. skireg.com. 

25-26 Mid-Atlantic Bill Koch Youth Ski League Festival. 

NYSSRA Nordic. Woodcraft & McCauley, Old Forge. 

skireg.com. 

MARCH 

3-5 New England Bill Koch Youth Ski League Festival. 

Craftsbury Outdoor Center, Craftsbury, VT. skireg.com. 

HEALTH & FITNESS 

ONGOING 

Mo-Fr Rock Your Fitness: Total Body Workout. New 

Session: Dec 5. MWF: 5:15am, 6:30am, 9am. 

Tue: 5:30pm. Malta Community Center, Malta. 

rockyourfitnessny.com. 

HIKING, CLIMBING & NAVIGATION 

DECEMBER 

14-18 Wilderness First Responder Workshop. 9am-5pm. 

Adirondak Loj, Lake Placid. ADK: adk.org. 

JANUARY 

1 First Day Hikes/Walks. Celebrate the new year in the 

outdoors w/DEC, State Parks, Canal Corp. 1-5M familyfriendly. 

NYS. Events: dec.ny.gov. 

26 Winter Mountaineering School: Backpacking Course. 

9am. Adirondak Loj, Lake Placid. ADK: adk.org. 

26-29 Winter Mountaineering School: Day Hike Course. 

9am. Adirondak Loj, Lake Placid. ADK: adk.org. 


26-2/1 Winter Mountaineering School: Day Hike & Backpacking 

Course. Adirondak Loj, Lake Placid. ADK: adk.org. 

29 Winter High Peaks Hike: Phelps. 8am. Adirondak Loj, 

Lake Placid. ADK: adk.org. 

FEBRUARY 

3-5 ADK Glens Falls-Saratoga Chapter: Banff Mtn Festival 

World Tour. 7pm. Spirit of outdoor adventure; three 

nights w/different films daily. Door prizes/raffles. On 

sale: 12/15. Wood Theater, Glens Falls. 

woodtheater.org/banff. 

4 Backcountry Snowshoeing for Beginners. 9am-4pm. 

Adirondak Loj, Lake Placid. ADK. adk.org. 

5 Youth Beginner Cross Country Skiing. Ages 6-8. 

Cascade Welcome Center, Lake Placid. ADK. adk.org. 

10-13 25th Adirondack International Mountainfest. 

Clinics/tours, gear demos, Patagonia clothing repair, 

presentations. The Mountaineer, Keene Valley. 

mountaineer.com. 

12 Beginner Cross Country Skiing. 9am-3pm. Cascade 

Welcome Center, Lake Placid. ADK: adk.org. 

25 Backcountry Snowshoeing for Beginners. 9am-4pm. 

Adirondak Loj, Lake Placid. ADK: adk.org. 

26 Youth Beginner Cross Country Skiing. Ages 9-11. 

Cascade Welcome Center, Lake Placid. ADK: adk.org. 

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FEBRUARY 

12 7th SnoFatShu Duathlon. 9am. 3M snowshoe, 6M fatbike, 

3M snowshoe. Team or solo. CCC Camp, Winona Forest, 

Mannsville. skireg.com. 

MARCH 

4 Saranac Lake 3P Winter Triathlon. Pole, pedal & paddle 

race. Solo/teams. After party. Pisgah, Dewey & Saranac 

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ONGOING 

Sat Albany FireWolves Lacrosse. 7pm. Home games: 12/17, 

1/7, 1/21, 2/18, 3/4, 3/25, 4/15, 4/23 (Sun, 3pm), 4/29. 

MVP Arena, Albany. nll.com. 

DECEMBER 

16-18 World Cup Bobsled & Skeleton. Mt. Van Hoevenberg, 

Lake Placid. mtvanhoevenberg.com. 

21 Outdoor Winter Solstice Celebration. 4pm. Old Forge 

Library, Old Forge. oldforgeny.com. 

JANUARY 

12-22 Lake Placid 2023 FISU World University Games. 

11-day international festival & competition w/ 

ceremonies, music, cultural & food. Alpine skiing, 

biathlon, XC skiing, curling, figure skating, freestyle/ 

freeski, ice hockey, Nordic combined, short track speed 

skating, ski jumping, snowboarding, speedskating. Lake 

Placid, Wilmington, Saranac Lake, Potsdam, Canton, 

North Creek. lakeplacid2023.com. 

FEBRUARY 

2-5 Empire State Winter Games. Lake Placid. 

empirestatewintergames.com. 

2-12 Saranac Lake Winter Carnival. Saranac Lake. 

saranaclakewintercarnival.com. 

11-13 FIS Ski Jumping World Cup. Olympic Jumping 

Complex, Lake Placid. lakeplacidlegacysites.com. 

25 21st Frozen Fire & Lights. Inlet’s winter carnival. XC 

skiing, sledding, skating, outhouse races, more. Fern & 

Arrowhead Parks, Inlet. inletny.com. 

25 Krazy Downhill Derby. 11am. Sledding, skating. Dynamite 

Hill, Chestertown. northwarren.com. 

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MARCH 






RUNNING: ROAD & TRAIL 

ONGOING 

Wed Gore Citizen’s Snowshoe & XC Ski Races 5K. 6pm. Gore 

Nordic, North Creek. goremountain.com. 

DECEMBER 

18 Gore Snowshoe Race. 5K. 2pm. Dion Series. Gore 

Nordic, North Creek. goremountain.com. skireg.com. 

31 John Hayen Ugly Sweater YMCA Frostbite 5K. 12pm. Run/ 

walk/stroll. Oneonta Family YMCA, Oneonta. 

itsyourrace.com. 

31 ORC Viking Run. 11am. 6M run w/reputation of uphill 

both ways. St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Rosendale. 

zippyreg.com. 

31 Midnight Run. 4-mile road race. 11:59pm. Central Park, 

New York. nyrr.org. 

JANUARY 

1 1st Saratoga First Day 5K Run/Walk. 11am. New USATF 

certified course. Saratoga City Center, Saratoga Springs. 

saratogafirstday5k.com. 

1 46th Hangover Half-Marathon & Bill Hogan 5.5K 

Run/Walk. 12pm. HMRRC Winter Series #2. Phys Ed 

Building, UAlbany, Albany. hmrrc.com. 

7 NYRR Joe Kleinerman 10K. 8am. Central Park, New York. 

nyrr.org. 

15 HMRRC Winter Series #3. 10am. 3M, 10K & 25K road 

race. HMRRC members: free. Phys Ed Building, 

UAlbany, Albany. hmrrc.com. 

15 Cock-A-Doodle-Shoe 5K & 10K Snowshoe Race. 10am. 

Dion Series. Saranac. cockadoodleshoe.com. 

21 Brookhaven 5K Snowshoe Race #1. 10am. Dion 

Series. Brookhaven, Greenfield. runreg.com. 

21 Hartshorne Masters Mile. 9am. Cornell Univ., Ithaca. 

fingerlakesrunners.org. 

21 HMRRC Winter Series #4: 3.75M, 15K, 30K. University at 

Albany, Albany. hmrrc.com. 

22 Fred Lebow Half-Marathon. 8am. Central Park, New York. 

nyrr.org. 

28 Moody Spring 10K. Dion Series. Hawley. MA. 

dionsmacsnowshoe.com. 


29 Gurney Lane 5K Snowshoe Race. 10am. Dion Series. 

Also: Fat Tire Bike Races (1pm) & Ride (12pm). Gurney 

Lane Park, Queensbury. runreg.com. 

29 HMRRC Winter Series #4. 10am. 3.75M, 15K & 30K 

road race. HMRRC members: free. Phys Ed Building, 

UAlbany, Albany. hmrrc.com. 

FEBRUARY 

5 Saratoga Winterfest 5K Snowshoe Race. 11am. Dion 

Series. Saratoga Spa State Park, Saratoga Springs. 

runsignup.com. 

5 NYRR Manhattan 10K. 8am. Central Park, New York. nyrr.com. 

11 Camp Saratoga 8K Snowshoe Race. 10:30am. Dion 

Series. Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park, Wilton. 

runsignup.com. 

12 HMRRC Winter Series #5. 10am. 4.5M, 10M & 20M road 

race. Phys Ed Building, UAlbany, Albany. hmrrc.com. 

18 Brave the Blizzard 5K Snowshoe Race. 10am. Dion 

Series. Tawasentha Park, Altamont. areep.com. 

18 Frigus 5K, 15K, Marathon & 1M Kids’ Snowshoe Races. 

Dion Series. Moreau Lake State Park, Gansevoort. 

endurancesociety.org. 

19 Stone Bridge Caveman 6K Snowshoe Race. 10:30am. 

Dion Series. Pottersville. itsyourrace.com. 

25 34th CF Climb. First responders: 8am. Kids: 9am. 

Teams: 9:30am. Solo: 10:30am. Race up 42 floors to 

benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of NENY. Corning 

Tower, Albany. fightcf.cff.org/climbalbany. 

25 DAR Snowshoe Rumble. Dion Series. DAR State Forest, 

Goshen, MA. runreg.com. 

MARCH 

4 Brookhaven 5K Snowshoe Race #2. 10am. Dion Series. 

Brookhaven, Greenfield. runreg.com. 

5 Garnet Hill 5K Snowshoe Race. 10am. Dion Series. 

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September 18, 2022 • Airport, Great Barrington, MA to Tanglewood, Lenox, MA 

27M BIKE, 5M CANOE/KAYAK/SUP, 6M RUN 

ALL BERKSHIRE – 4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Minkler I 2:39:19 

William Caligari, Tim Minkler, Gary Quadrozzi, Mark Rabasco 

2 Across the Ages 3:01:20 

Nick Curelop, Morgan Windram-Geddes, Sally Vincent, 

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3 Pain in the Aspen 3:28:46 

Paul Tesoniero, Ryan Ward, Bryan Gore 

MALES 39 & UNDER – 4 PERSON TEAM 

1 The Boss’s Maine-ly Mass-ive Men 2:33:38 

AJ Piper-Vallillo, Dave Vandorpe, Kevin Boss, Shawn Rumery 

2 Team SquirrelBird 2:49:41 

Brendan Moore, Sean Mullins, Zbigniew Grabowski, Hayden Cantoni 

3 Mean Machine 2:52:57 

James Sawtelle, Jason Sawtelle, Matthew Sawtelle, Sean Stokes 

MALES 40 & OVER – 4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Minkler Insurance II 2:51:05 

Keith Dupuis, Tim Allen, Andrew Minkler, Brandon Williams 

2 Maddog Quattro 3:23:45 

Matt Madden, Andrew Madden, Dan Madden, Sean Madden 

3 3 General Dynamics Plus 1 3:51:57 

Dan Brinton, Tom Brennan, Dave Hemmes, Daryl Walters 

ALL FEMALE – 4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Catch me if you DARE 3:46:58 

Heather Lipa, Holly Soules, Mary Daire, Cassie Lipa 

2 Rowe NextGen: Boston Branch 3:48:18 

Jennifer Rowe, Victoria Rowe, Emily Rowe, Allison Rowe 

3 Hop, Skip, and Jump 4:11:53 

Julie Marcoulier, Julie Marcoulier, Kristi Kearney, Amanda Drumm 

MASTERS 50 & OVER – 4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Josh Itch 2:44:29 

Brian Rabuse, Sue Purdy, Kurt Kuehnel, Stephen Foley 

2 The Pacemakers 2:58:26 

Al Bravo, Patty Spector, Larry Bravo, David Grout 

3 Balanced 3:13:38 

Per Arienti, Dennis Girard, Robert Smith, Bill Kitler 

GRAND MASTERS 60 & OVER – 4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Team Chef’s Shop 3:06:36 

Rob Navarino, Pam Browning, Bob Balla, Ned Moore 

2 Arnies Army 3:24:23 

Fred Sears, kevin loehr, Michele Loehr, Lee Curtis 

3 Endorphin Junkies 3:29:22 

Tom Kelly, Lou Desi, Gerry Gauthier, Bob Mangini 

MIXED 39 & UNDER – 3-4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Swamp Thing and the Mountain Boys 3:11:37 

Pete Matthews, Dane Matthews, Dan Greene, Eve Hoffman 

2 Rehab Starts Monday 3:13:55 

Kevin Mooney, Kayla Farry, Bill Farry, Tom Phair 

3 Grandpa Needs a Snack 3:43:01 

Seth Bozarth, Shayne Bozarth, Joanna Wang 

MIXED 40 & OVER – 3-4 PERSON TEAM 

1 3 Plus 1 2:50:48 

Todd Roberts, Jeff DeFeo, Steve Miller, Kristen Reyzer 

2 Just Joshin’ 3:25:15 

Monte Frank, Toddy Munson, Doug Munson, Sara Munson 

3 Merging Lanes 3:42:54 

Sean Lane, Matt Lane, Edward Lane, Jamie Lane 

2 PERSON MALE 

1 The Burkeshire with a Plumber 3:11:44 

Matt Banach, Joseph Burke, Joseph Burke 

2 Butter Flavor 3:21:05 

Rick Saupe, Rick Saupe, Blaise Chow 

3 Team Magma 3:51:09 

Conor Dempsey, Ethan Winslow, Ethan Winslow 

2 PERSON MIXED 

1 UU Canoe 3:05:17 

Jessica Warner, Kurt Warner 

2 Flying Tri-gers 3:30:51 

William Ragusa, Nicole Zarba 

3 NHDI 3:41:13 

Peter Heed, Kristen Leach 

RECREATIONAL – 4 PERSON TEAM 

1 99 Problems, But Winning Ain’t One 3:04:10 

Stephen Alsdorf, Jim Harwood, Hillery HInds Maxymillian, Jeff Walton 

2 The Gashlycrumb Tinies 3:17:39 

Nicholas Marshall, John Keenan, Josie Marshall, Ann Marie Miller 

3 Team Dunmore 3:20:13 

Lewis Fisher, Aaron Rexford, Holly Fisher, Hanna Gregory 

IRONMAN 

1 Kai Chee 3:16:00 

2 David Lee 3:40:01 

3 Jolly Roger: Gabriel Kaufman 3:44:21 

IRONPERSON 40 & OVER 

1 Thomas Ilari Logsdon 4:08:42 

2 Matthew Whiton 5:10:51 


1 Remembering Alan Ross & Bill Ellswo: Jack Morse 3:20:43 

2 Sick and Suffering: Matt Marcos 5:01:57 

3 G from J & the Painkiller: Gerard Johnson 5:27:47 

IRONWOMAN 

1 Gloria Wesley 3:44:37 

VETERANS 70 & OVER – 4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Just Postal 3:05:36 

Robert Johnson, Edward Dvorchak, Jeff Folts 

2 Northern Berkshire Wound Center 3:42:01 

Laurence Cohen, Bruce Duquette, Kerry Klein, Allan Bates 

3 70 and Still Young 4:14:33 

John Blye, Beuford Greb, Alba Passerini 

20 & UNDER 

1 Next Gen 3:04:51 

Fritz Sanders, Ella Hall, Aidan Garcia 

2 Noah & Theo @ 13 3:21:22 

Noah Wesley, Theo Kenyon, Noah Wesley 

3 Boy Band 3:53:51 

Leo Paulson, Leo Fromm, Nik Mitreski, Timo Hesseberg-Thomsen 

FAMILY – 4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Team Gogo 3:10:48 

Philip Porter, Jonathan Sawyer, Charley Sawyer, Lizbie Porter 

2 Green Tape Crew: Next Gen... 3:13:16 

Jeff Pratt, Tobin Pratt, Sam Dignard, Tatum Pratt 

3 Robbins Shred Fest 3:16:13 

Jay Robbins, Shawn Robbins, Todd Robbins 

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1 Electric Works 2:54:01 

Jarrett Robitaille, Dominic Cimini, Matthew Cimini, Brandon Daniels 

2 Nature Works Team 3:20:05 

Gabe Lassor, Luke White, Connor Williams, Dylan Northrup 

3 Rotary Club of Pittsfield 3:36:57 

Rich Peters, John O’Brien, Ron Latham, David Hall 

3 FEMALE & 1 MALE 

1 4 Pete’s Sake 3:20:38 

Michael Trainor, Doreen Donovan, Carol Nixon, Alice Najimy 

2 Viking Funeral: Part 2 4:43:58 

Ryan Dignard, Christy Dignard, Jenny Pratt, Sara Dignard 

IRONMAN 60 & OVER 

1 Ned Kennedy 3:07:48 

2 Rustman Dan: Dan Michaud 3:34:08 

3 70 Something: Fred Tilden 3:55:01 

4 Silverback: Kevin Cunningham 4:15:08 

IRONWOMAN 60 & OVER 

1 This Time I’m Old’er: Ginny Akabane 5:08:24 

2 Lapilooli: Michelle Mechta 5:36:42 

ALL BERKSHIRE – 3-4 PERSON TEAM 

1 The Moondog Grinders 2:55:15 

Tony Moore, Pete Lipka, April Varellas 

2 IPAs All Around 3:00:18 

Jason Candee, Paul Monachina, Cam Loehr 

3 Carlino-s Way 3:12:48 

Taylor Carlino, Kyle Ford, Matt Clayton 

DOUBLE KAYAK OVER 16 FOOT IN LENGTH 

1 Allen Heights Veterinary 2:14:22 

Josh Lipka, Tom Keefe, Ben Pigott, Steve Monsulick 

2 Arcadian Shop/Stellar 2:24:12 

Tom Spencer, Joel Pekosz, Chris Weaver, Wouter Hoogkamer 

3 Spin, Splash, Sprint 2:42:52 

Ian Streever, Phil Warner, Steve Fagin, Tom Fagin 

MALES 39 & UNDER – 3-4 PERSON TEAM 

1 DOoM Squad 2:29:58 

Owen Wright, David Wiltey, Matthew Rabasco 

2 Irish Racing Assoc. of Western Mass 2:39:44 

Tim Mahoney, Michael Downey, Joe Hagerty 

3 Berkshire Real Estate 2:39:57 

Steve Ray Jr., Steve Ray, Derek Grout 

MALES 40 & OVER – 3-4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Old and in the Way 3:24:16 

Rob Burnell, Robert Cohen, Patric Brew 

2 Testing Debacle 3:38:10 

Jeb Peterson, Tim Coe, Mike Albano, Katie Hadfield 

3 Better Boat Next Year 3:55:23 

Dylan McCullough, Matthew Cormier, Mark Albano, Chip Schaller 

ALL FEMALE – 3-4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Vermont Vixens 3:10:14 

Oonagh McHugh-Dillon, Andrea Vogl, Debra Vogl 

2 OURDITAROD 2.0 3:45:18 

Pat Rosier, Heather Drake, Maryrose Williams 

3 Love of T 3:55:51 

Justine Dodds, Catherine Burt Cantin, Brittney Alexander, Justine Dodds 

MIXED 39 & UNDER – 3-4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Bousquet Sport 2:50:00 

Luke Delorme, Stephanie Ambrose, Charles Miller 

2 Lower Beast Side 2:58:27 

Thomas Berle Carman, Mike Lahey, Melissa Swann 

3 Third Wheelin’ 3:10:26 

Andrew Polidoro, Madeline Polidoro, Jorge Lopez 

MIXED 40 & OVER – 3-4 PERSON TEAM 

1 Team JAM 2:49:07 

Jacob Morris-Siegel, Adam Beyer, Munirih Yeshwant 

2 One Young Buck & Two Aul Codgers 3:01:18 

Conor Nagle, Tony Dunne, Adrianna Rojas 

3 The Swimmers 3:04:50 

Meagan Ledendecker, Andrea Goodman, Steve O’Donnell 

MASTERS 50 & OVER – 3-4 PERSON TEAM 

1 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 2:59:18 

Johnnie Sarkisian, Bill Tatro, Jake Eberwein 

2 Tres Amigos 3:07:41 

Andrew Garcia, Jedd Hall, Mike Tucker 

3 Fast ‘n Furious Part 50 3:24:10 

Pete Bailey, Pete Bradley, Kevin Glenn 

GRAND MASTERS 60 & OVER 

1 It’s All in 3 D 3:29:30 

Tim Pitkin, Don Chaffee, Darrell Carlson 

2 The Old Dudes 3:30:29 

David Bunis, Howard Brick, David Vogel 

3 Tres Hombres 3:55:58 

Jeff Caplin, Richard Parrish, Glen Caplin 

RECREATIONAL – 3-4 PERSON TEAM 

1 ACeD It! 3:12:48 

Cormac Nagle, Ayla DeCoste, Deirbhile Nagle 

2 JPEG 3:14:50 

Matthew Pegorari, Joe Kovacs, Joel Kropinski 

3 Lenox Land Trust 3:27:09 

Matthew Lenehan, Jeanne Schnackenberg, Gene Mitchell 

2 PERSON MALE 

1 Wagon Wheel Express 2.0 3:03:38 

Matt Bourque, Sean Kelley 

2 Hop 2 Brooks 3:07:33 

Justin Hopkins, Dan Brooks 

3 Nejaime’s Wine Cellars 3:27:15 

Xavier Letteron, Daniel Wheeler 

2 PERSON FEMALE 

1 Pibble Nibble 3:19:23 

Miranda Gajda, Erica Morin 

2 Double Trouble 3:24:27 

Jess Culver, Judie Culver 

3 Not Fast, Just Furious 3:47:43 

Sally Nason, Grace Guachione 

2 PERSON MIXED 

1 Just Dooley It 2:43:22 

Mike Dooley, Tara Dooley 

2 Gang Green 3:21:01 

Brent Brunell, Heather Brunell 

3 R U Kidneying Me? 3:58:42 

Robert Gyurjan, Sarah Broughel 

IRONMAN 

1 Dennis Paull 2:44:14 

2 Ironflan: Josh Flanagan 2:47:05 

3 Carpe Diem Tomorrow: Chris Abbott 2:59:53 


1 JRM: Janda Ricci-Munn 2:31:45 

2 Mom Casey’s Spaghetti: Justin Casey 3:19:16 

3 Stellar Kayaks: Ed Hofmeister 3:22:06 


1 Neverthelesh: Greg Lesher 2:58:29 

2 The Bone Collector: Sorin Fiscu 3:12:39 

3 Dave Singer 3:18:51 

IRONWOMAN 

1 Mandy Paull 3:04:43 

2 Amy Martin 3:21:23 

3 Ironmom: Lara Denmark 3:48:03 

TEAM PADDLEBOARD 

1 Stand and Deliver 3:01:53 

John Squires, Craig Walton, Timothy Nichols 

2 Timmers 3:05:08 

Jonathan Molk, John Strehle, Brian McColgan 

3 Dad Bod Trio 3:12:19 

Will Gunther, Michael Walsh, Russ Varney 

MIXED TEAM PADDLEBOARD 

1 Team Zoom 2:52:24 

Andrew Nicholas, Andreas Schmidt, Kierstyn Hunter 

2 Gina, Vinny, and Art 3:15:58 

Art Sanders, Vinny Vienneau, Gina Kirchner 

3 Blazing Paddles 3:24:45 

Sam Thompson, James Jurney, Anne Bunn 

IRONMAN PADDLEBOARD 

1 Relentless Forward Progress: Logan Wilson 3:28:21 

2 The Thirsty Drafter: David Wilson 3:35:54 

3 Hurry Slowly Going Faster: Peter Schoeffer 3:56:34 

IRONWOMAN PADDLEBOARD 

1 Charjabar: Charlotte DeLeo 3:56:49 

2 Flying Dutchie: Chantal Vogels 4:55:51 

Courtesy of Josh Billings RunAground 

27TH ANNUAL FAM 5K “FUND” RUN 

September 24, 2022 • Cobleskill Fairgrounds, Cobleskill 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Josh Edmonds 34 Cooperstown 16:17 

2 Louie DiNuzzo 40 Saratoga Springs 16:24 

3 Benjamin Richards 24 Cobleskill 16:49 

FEMALE OVERALL 

1 Meghan Mortensen 37 Glenville 19:54 

2 Jessica Hauprich 38 Saratoga Springs 22:54 

3 Alexis Eisler 16 Ballston Spa 23:48 

MALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 14 

1 Thomas McAllister 14 Cobleskill 21:22 

2 Jaden Helton 10 Howes Cave 24:10 

3 Alexander Knowles 14 Cobleskill 25:36 

FEMALE AGE GROUP: 1 - 14 

1 Gabriella Bizzarro 12 Saratoga Springs 26:32 

2 Madelyn Helton 13 Howes Cave 27:13 

3 Alessandra Bizzarro 12 Saratoga Springs 30:01 


1 Tristan Eaton 17 Cobleskill 19:52 

2 Bryce McCann 15 Cobleskill 19:59 

3 Keenan Repicky 17 Schoharie 20:19 


1 Paulina Ostrander 15 Duanesburg 25:14 

2 Molly Repicky 15 Schoharie 25:55 

3 Grace Pastino 19 Delmar 26:22 


1 Noah Valvo 23 Delanson 18:06 

2 Joshua Martin 23 Howes Cave 23:16 

3 Dean Poeth Jr. 21 Glenville 26:00 


1 Lara Graulich 24 New York 27:08 

2 Mary Fucci 23 Sharon Springs 30:21 

3 Allie Pacatte 22 Cobleskill 30:58 


1 Zach Lynn 25 Sharon Springs 20:58 

2 David Garner 28 Richmondville 22:18 


1 Hannah Baldwin 26 Clifton Park 29:30 

2 Erica Cade 29 Cherry Valley 32:30 

3 Mary Preston 27 Schenectady 33:36 


1 Justin Kossman 33 Albany 27:05 

2 Jeremiah Lusk 34 Cherry Valley 59:51 

3 Jake Knapp 32 Hubbardsville 1:05:42 


1 Meaghan Kossman 33 Albany 42:14 

2 Gabriella Preston 33 Glenville 43:31 

3 Karalee Johnson 34 Howes Cave 51:09 


1 Justin Miller 35 Cobleskill 41:51 


1 Debra Hamilton 36 Oneonta 26:11 

2 Abigail Costello 38 Oneonta 27:33 

3 Michelle Mau 39 Cobleskill 28:34 


1 Aaron Major 43 Pattersonville 17:35 

2 Drew Meka 44 Canajoharie 20:56 

3 Peter Von Schilgen 41 Berlin 22:15 


1 Brandie Spohn 44 Cobleskill 31:23 

2 Kelly Eaton 44 Glenville 35:44 

3 Stephanie Althiser 44 Cobleskill 47:24 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Brody Olden/13-19 Warrensburg 18:35 

2 Michael Bodnar/30-39 Westport 19:19 

3 Randy Beckwith/40-49 Bloomingdale 21:34 


1 Jennifer Paszko/20-29 Queensbury 33:17 

2 Carri Bardram/40-49 Wading River 34:53 

3 Ariana Gray/7-12 North Creek 35:27 


1 Tre Vassello Schenectady 57:53 


1 Greg Barshied Averill Park 21:59 

2 Chris Ristau Ballston Lake 22:54 

3 Kyle Holloway Hermon 26:00 

4 Don Kaupelis Ticonderoga 28:34 

MALE OVERALL 



1 Scott Handy 45 Cobleskill 22:36 

2 Ryan McAllister 45 Cobleskill 25:47 

3 Jeff Leblanc 47 Grafton, MA 26:01 


1 Terri Kelly 48 Summitt 28:52 

2 Julie Martin 47 Howes Cave 33:13 

3 Jean Mammato 47 Cobleskill 34:19 


1 Dean Kelly 50 Summitt 22:40 

2 John Krisa 51 Rexford 25:43 

3 Del Kelly 53 Summitt 1:05:11 


1 Alicia Sullivan 54 Sloansville 35:13 

2 Kathleen Tersigni 51 Burnt Hills 41:31 

3 Michelle Rohac 50 Sharon Springs 41:51 


1 Mark Stephenson 58 Esperance 20:07 

2 Peter Pochily 55 Jefferson 20:58 

3 Mike Langevin 57 Albany 23:52 


1 Kim Eisler 55 Ballston Spa 29:21 

2 Caroline Gomez-DiCesare 57 Cobleskill 37:16 

3 Carolyn Proper 57 Cobleskill 38:06 


1 Steven Philbrick 62 Cobleskill 21:23 

2 Carl Urrey 62 Cobleskill 24:31 

3 Ron Filmer Jr. 62 Cobleskill 26:27 


1 Teresa Drerup 62 Cooperstown 27:55 

2 Fran Pilato 63 Rensselaer 31:06 

3 Susan Campbell 61 Clifton Park 35:22 


1 Eric Parker 66 Johnstown 30:22 

2 Dan Ayres 65 49:00 

3 Richard Cooper 66 Cobleskill 1:12:45 


1 Nanci Nero 68 Franklin 58:14 

2 Arden Keller 69 Delhi 1:03:26 

3 Theresa Preston 67 Rensselaer 1:12:53 


1 James Pashley 73 Oxford, CT 25:01 

2 John Silk 72 Stamford 26:44 

3 James Cochran 74 Rensselaer 29:34 


1 Erika Oesterle 71 Stamford 27:19 

2 Carol Eaton 70 Ormond Beach, FL 39:17 

3 Wanda Mensing 71 Schoharie 41:45 


1 Dave Glass 76 Glenville 22:24 

2 Charles Melszer 76 Summit 50:25 


1 Ken Hotopp 88 Howes Cave 45:30 


1 Eileen Gundlach 85 Howes Cave 46:56 

Courtesy of Fenimore Asset Management 

48TH ANNUAL FALLING LEAVES ROAD RACE 

September 25, 2022 • Delta Marriott Hotel, Utica 

5K RACE 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Joshua Belisle 39 New Hartford 16:52 

2 George Young 41 Liverpool 17:05 

3 Scott Jones 40 Liverpool 17:40 


1 Stephanie Bergstrom 32 Cold Brook 20:31 

2 Kaitlyn Phillips 25 Rome 20:40 

3 Colleen George 40 Utica 21:12 

AGE GROUPS 

1 Liam Tylutki M01-12 Oriskany 25:53 

1 Emma Jadhon F01-12 New Hartford 23:39 

1 Frank Calhoun M13-17 New York Mills 20:24 

1 Grace Lally F13-17 Ilion 23:53 

1 Bryce Slachciak M18-24 Rome 22:28 

1 Kayla Davis F18-24 New York 24:03 

1 Kory Lewandrowski M25-29 Utica 25:22 

1 Lindsay Roberts F25-29 Whitesboro 26:21 

1 Jake Slachciak M30-34 Rome 23:17 

1 Abbie Sutliff F30-34 Marcy 24:41 

1 Christoper Edick M35-39 New York Mills 19:46 

1 Julie Kallies F35-39 Clinton 21:34 

1 Matthew Downs M40-44 Utica 19:31 

1 Aileen Viel F40-44 Utica 25:55 

1 Eric Ozanam M45-49 New Hartford 23:16 

1 Colleen Bunce F45-49 Mohawk 23:53 

1 Michael Flack M50-54 Sauquoit 22:51 

1 Katie Jadhon F50-54 New Hartford 24:04 

1 Eric Kasper M55-59 Clark Mills 19:36 

1 Gina Szczygiel F55-59 Utica 28:29 

1 Tim Kane M60-64 New Hartford 24:22 

1 Linda Hudyncia F60-64 Fort Plain 30:48 

1 Gary Lashure M65-69 Barneveld 27:01 

1 Debbie Brockway F65-69 New Hartford 29:46 

1 Ted Lenio M70-74 Rome 25:24 

1 Wendy Kent F70-74 Whitesboro 28:16 

GORE MOUNTAIN LEAF CRUNCHER 5K 

October 1, 2022 • Gore Mountain, North Creek 

1 Zane Belden 26 Queensbury 36:54 

2 Volker Burkowski 51 Gansevoort 38:07 

3 Christopher Casella 34 Queensbury 42:30 

1 Thomas Schafer M75-79 Whitesboro 37:09 

1 Margaret Jevens F75-79 Rome 37:52 

14K SCENIC RACE 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Jordon Hoffman 30 Rome 46:53 

2 Andy Ford 22 Clinton 47:58 

3 Matthew Lacey 38 Clinton 48:29 


1 Catherine Beck 37 Clinton 53:31 

2 Lauren Philbrook 35 Hamilton 53:55 

3 Jessica Charles 40 Oriskany 57:11 

AGE GROUPS 

1 Nevaeh Kimble F01-17 New York Mills 1:24:35 

1 Anthony Ruggiero M18-24 Marcy 54:38 

1 Gina Martini F18-24 Clinton 1:12:11 

1 Ryan Naughton M25-29 Huntington Station 57:02 

1 Rebecca Laporte M25-29 Whitesboro 1:11:47 

1 Nicholas Jeror M30-34 Rome 58:05 

1 Sarah Harrison F30-34 Rome 1:13:07 

1 Troy Williams M35-39 Huntersville 1:01:26 

1 Nicole Sadowski F35-39 Turin 1:03:33 

1 Jerry Tylutki M40-44 Sauquoit 53:00 

1 Jenny Hanmer F40-44 Hubbardsville 1:04:54 

1 Aaron Carey M45-49 Rome 56:05 

1 Carla Ryan F45-49 Whitesboro 1:03:52 

1 Bob Carrier M50-54 Rome 1:00:17 

1 Jeannine Macera F50-54 Oriskany 1:04:23 

1 David Putney M55-59 Newport 54:10 

1 Laura Hash Davis F55-59 Rome 1:13:35 

1 John Geesler M60-64 Saint Johnsville 1:09:12 

1 Laura George F60-64 Little Falls 1:20:46 

1 John Delaney M65-69 Rome 1:07:04 

1 Victoria Pedersen F65-69 Sherrill 1:24:13 

1 Richard Stankivitz M70-74 Canastota 1:15:11 

1 Peter Ruben M80-84 Holland Patent 1:43:00 

Courtesy of Utica Roadrunners 


1 Bradley Gray North Creek 35:17 


1 Allie Vassello Schenectady 57:54 


1 Bob Olden Warrensburg 22:32 


1 Elizabeth Reddick Saratoga Springs 37:12 


1 Larry Flach Park Ridge, NJ 30:02 

2 Lewis Santoni Glens Falls 32:52 


1 Marion Oswald Cocoa Beach, FL 41:53 


1 George Oswald Cocoa Beach, FL 33:44 

Courtesy of Gore Mountain 

6TH ANNUAL AMY’S ADVENTURE: RACE FOR THE LAKE 

October 1, 2022 • 4.5-Mile Trail Run at Amy’s Park, Bolton Landing 


1 Alexandra Barbieri 38 Glens Falls 56:49 

2 Julia Craine 42 Queensbury 1:00:16 

3 Yuliana Cummings 41 Bolton Landing 1:01:41 

continued


RACE RESULTS 

6TH ANNUAL AMY’S ADVENTURE: RACE FOR THE LAKE cont. 


1 Will Burke 7 South Glens Falls 1:16:08 


1 Dogukan Kucukcakir 23 Bolton Landing 1:00:00 


1 Leanne Thomas 24 Somers 1:08:33 

2 Monica Dore 27 Greenwich 1:19:22 

3 Wiparat Kongwong 22 2:36:19 


1 Derek Morrison 35 Gansevoort 45:10 

2 Adam Burn 33 Guilderland 47:59 

3 Sean Palladino 31 Glens Falls 58:22 


1 Noelle Presti 34 Queensbury 1:16:33 

2 Patricia Boccato 35 Sunyside 1:52:56 


1 Jerome Duval 44 New York 46:17 

2 Jason Rivers 47 Glens Falls 48:33 

3 Bob Van der Veer 49 1:06:19 


1 Nicole Pieper 42 Saratoga Springs 1:03:00 

2 Katy Cummings 42 Glens Falls 1:03:42 

3 Ann Marie Scheidegger 45 Saratoga Springs 1:04:10 

5K RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Christian Mercado 20 Saratoga Springs 18:18 

2 Matthew Gokey 48 Delmar 18:53 

3 Michael Austin 40 Slingerlands 19:13 


1 Marta Dauphinee 44 Ballston Lake 20:28 

2 Megan James 33 Charlton 20:49 

3 Sarah Hanssen 16 Saratoga Springs 21:08 


1 Simon Evans 15 Middle Grove 20:47 


1 Angelina Pusateri 17 Castleton 24:36 


1 Gregory Potestio 36 Delmar 19:22 


1 Shaun Evans 44 Middle Grove 20:47 

2 John Deer 40 Slingerlands 22:28 


1 Sarah Parks 42 Troy 21:24 

2 Kari Deer 43 Slingerlands 22:27 

3 Kate Forbush 42 Slingerlands 22:42 


1 Phil Matthews 47 Waterford 19:43 

2 Robert Irwin 49 Guilderland 20:07 

3 Dean Geesler 49 Slingerlands 20:09 


1 Colleen Ottalagano-McGarry 45 Slingerlands 22:16 

2 Jessica Northan 46 24:18 


1 Andrew Reed 51 Niskayuna 20:19 


1 Michael Stalker 59 Chestertown 21:03 

2 Sam Mercado 59 Saratoga Springs 21:14 

3 John Pusateri 55 Castleton 25:02 


1 Kristen Hislop 58 Halfmoon 23:06 

2 Mary Buck 59 Mechanicville 23:51 

3 Susan Keely 57 Glens Falls 24:05 


1 Richard Lynch 64 Saratoga Springs 23:33 

2 Jeff Many 64 Saratoga Springs 26:58 


1 Mark Schachner 67 Lake George 27:53 

2 Vince Juliano 65 Delanson 28:36 

3 Ralph Feinstein 68 Scotia 43:39 


1 Peg Rosen 59 Montclair, NJ 1:02:33 

2 Tara Penge 52 Saratoga Springs 1:02:59 

3 Pat Belden 55 1:16:35 


1 Brian Dillenbeck 51 Saratoga Springs 43:43 

2 John McEachen 52 Fulton 48:50 

3 Daniel Flanagan 56 Round Lake 1:03:05 


1 William McGivney 61 46:51 

2 Bill Horne 63 Bolton Landing 51:39 

3 Luke Dougherty 61 New York 1:03:40 


1 Laura Clark 75 Saratoga Springs 1:48:51 

2 Diane Zeccola 71 Saddle River, NJ 1:53:08 


1 Roy Kline 70 Queensbury 53:53 

2 Mark Sager 71 Glens Falls 56:53 

Courtesy of Lake George Land Conservancy 

USATF ADIRONDACK: CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP 

October 2, 2022 • Queensbury High School, Queensbury 


1 Martha DeGrazia 71 Slingerlands 31:32 


1 Raymond Lee 80 Halfmoon 43:16 

YOUTH 3K RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Miles Schuster 11 Valatie 11:48 

2 Brett Hungerford 13 Ravena 12:16 

3 Parker Ruppe 10 Troy 12:29 


1 Sophia Chromczak 11 Delmar 12:25 

2 Salma Sayahi 10 Voorheesville 12:45 

3 Miriam Nix 10 Middle Grove 13:18 


1 Bryce Schuster 9 Valatie 12:35 

2 Bryson Skanes 9 Malta 12:49 

3 Edward Chromczak 9 Delmar 13:09 


1 Quintin Tierney 12 Ballston Spa 12:49 

2 Landon Hungerford 11 Ravena 12:49 

3 Cole Hungerford 11 Ravena 13:03 


1 Chloe Kinzel 11 Voorheesville 14:17 

2 Harper Fridmann 10 Averill Park 15:13 

3 Olive Mugavero 11 Nassau 15:27 

YOUTH 2K RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Warren Dippert 8 Saratoga Springs 8:42 

2 Calvin Laferriere 8 Troy 9:05 

3 Kyler Benyo 8 Averill Park 9:06 


1 Chloe Monroe 8 Ballston Lake 10:02 

2 Adele Bernacki 5 Delmar 10:32 

3 Darla Miele 8 Wynantskill 10:45 


1 Alex James 7 Clifton Park 9:37 

2 Gilbert Wajda 8 Sand Lake 11:36 

3 Jackson McGrath 7 Ballston Spa 12:25 


1 Valentina Amedore 7 Voorheesville 10:56 

2 Hattie Trzepacz 8 Troy 11:10 

3 Ella Sanders 7 Wynantskill 11:19 

Courtesy of USATF Adirondack 

2ND ANNUAL MICHAEL PITNEY MEMORIAL 5K COMMUNITY FARM RUN 

October 8, 2022 • Pitney Meadows Community Farm, Saratoga Springs 

5K RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Christian Mercado 17:31 

2 Rick Bush 17:31 

3 Oswaldo Rodriguez 18:47 

4 Ryan Clancy 18:48 

5 Armando Oliveira 18:51 

6 Albert Fisas 19:41 

7 Sam Mercado 20:26 

8 William Henke 21:10 

9 Oscar London 21:41 

10 Colin Klepetar 21:52 

11 Alexander Budd 21:59 

12 Sam Anderson 22:27 

13 Matthew McNamara 22:43 

14 Mark Kiley 22:44 

15 Maceo London 22:48 

16 Kevin London 22:48 

17 Pierre Poulin 23:42 

18 Owenn George 24:00 

19 Felix Levitov 24:29 

20 Justin Wolpert 24:30 

21 Kazuki Borchardt 24:40 

22 Declan Cox 24:43 

23 Neil Tyrrell 24:48 

24 Nicholas Prock 25:11 

25 Mark Regan 25:50 

26 Richard Lynch 26:09 

27 Wesley George 26:13 

28 Silas Good 26:38 

29 Lucas Terwilliger 28:00 

30 Riley Rolnik 28:53 

31 Brian Knowles 29:20 

32 Matthew Miczek 29:32 

33 Benjamin Krahnke 30:46 

34 Jason Krahnke 31:28 

35 Bob George 31:51 

36 Beckett Cox 32:36 

37 James Cox 32:51 

38 Daniel Brown 33:20 

39 James Callahan 33:24 

40 Darrow Meursfield 34:26 

41 Tyson Weller 35:37 

42 Daniel Morley 38:48 

43 John Vavasour 39:15 


1 Dana Bush 18:36 

2 Ann Marie Moskal 20:48 

3 Adeline Ballou 21:03 

4 Erica Goodman 21:54 

5 Jennifer Vacchio 22:00 

6 Brigid Dake 22:34 

7 Marie Fusco 23:15 

8 Sue Pearsall 23:30 

9 Anissa Chapman 24:51 

10 Kim Donegan 25:08 

11 Lindy Godlewski 25:22 

12 Natalie Looadic 25:44 

13 Miriam Nix 26:14 

14 Ankana Carpenter 26:36 

15 Jessica DeConno 27:21 

16 Lauren Herbs 28:13 

17 Christiane Gifford 28:36 

18 Susan Kiley 28:42 

19 Lynn Rolnik 28:53 

20 Kit Siu 28:56 

21 Jenny Pasek 29:24 

22 Hope Plavin 29:28 

23 Kara Good 29:41 

24 Stacy Hine 30:04 

25 Bethany Khan 31:32 

26 Addison Gifford 32:30 

27 Marny Mercfield 33:04 

28 Julie Cox 33:24 

29 Christa Lamove 33:35 

30 Heather Weller 33:37 

31 Jana Sniezyk 33:38 

32 Brenda Ross 34:32 

33 Barbara Conti 35:14 

34 Mary Hutton 35:56 

35 Charlie London 35:56 

36 Kimberly London 38:35 

37 Alice Carpenter 38:47 

38 Taylor Morley 38:48 

39 Carol Terwilliger 40:12 

40 Diane Donato 40:16 

YOUTH HALF-MILE RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Harrison Ungeheuer 2:27 

2 Quintin Tierney 2:30 

3 Hunter Ungeheuer 2:32 

4 Oscard Landen 2:33 

5 Miles Horton 2:42 

6 Maceo Landen 2:43 

7 Alex James 2:44 

8 Asher- Levi Johnson 2:51 

9 Logan DeConno 2:58 

10 Aiden Bailey 3:04 

11 Charlie Landen 3:08 

13 Wyatt Chapman 3:15 

14 Owen Docherty 3:20 

15 Adam Loomis 3:20 

16 Owen George 3:24 

17 Jack McGrath 3:37 

18 Cooper Zanetti 3:39 

19 Aaron Carpenter 4:00 

20 Kage Hazel 4:12 

21 Otto Ofiara 4:34 

22 Ondre Ofiara 4:40 

23 Benny Zanetti 5:05 

24 Sam Wilson 5:10 

25 Remy Valentin 5:27 

26 Lincoln McGrath 5:30 

27 Colin Klepetar 5:36 

28 Henry Capraro 5:39 

29 Dax Hazel 6:33 

30 Wesley George 7:49 


1 Farrah Shank 2:41 

2 Emma Christenson 2:49 

3 Daphne DiNuzzo 3:09 

4 Justice Horton 3:29 

5 Ann McNamara 3:42 

6 Anika Carpenter 4:08 

7 Tanner Donegan 4:08 

8 Cora Russom 4:09 

9 Austin Donegan 4:33 

10 Whitney Wronowski 5:36 

11 Hazel Capraro 5:38 

12 McKinley Geller 5:54 

13 Rhys Hotalling 5:54 

14 Eve Dake 7:49 

Courtesy of Pitney Meadows 

Community Farm 

continued 

CBRC UNCLE SAM GRAND PRIX CYCLOCROSS RACE 

October 8-9, 2022 • Prospect Park, Troy 

SATURDAY 

JUNIOR BOYS U13 

1 Jack O’Donnell CBRC 21:14 

2 Rory Buckley-McMahon Wheelworks Racing 23:14 

3 Parker Ruppe CBRC 25:11 

JUNIOR GIRLS U13 

1 Lillian Hanna CBRC Jr Dev 21:35 

2 Abigail Romlein CBRC Jr Dev 22:08 

3 Liddy Breslin CBRC Jr Dev 24:23 


1 Sylvan Garrelts Verge Racing 18:00 

2 Chase O’Donnell CBRC 19:17 


1 Madeline Hanna CBRC Jr Dev 20:39 

2 Camryn Pendergrast CBRC 21:52 

3 Anne-Sophie Laloe Saratoga Shredders 23:13 

MASTERS MEN 40+ 

1 Daniel Coady Joe’s Garage 35:10 

2 Christopher Deluco Finkraft Cycling Team 36:02 

3 Andrew Miller PROthirteen 36:56 


1 Matthew Kraus Keep It Tight 34:34 

2 Roger Aspholm Finkraft Cycling Team 34:35 

3 Paul Wojciak Bikeman.com 35:45 


1 Robert Orange Ride w/Rendall 35:09 

2 Cliff Summers Body Over Bike 36:25 

3 Brad Young No. 22 CX Team 36:56 

MEN CAT 1/2/3 

1 Andrew Nicholas GS Savile Road 54:42 

2 Michael Marston Daedalus Racing 56:42 

3 Colm McMahon Wheelworks Racing 56:52 

WOMEN CAT 1/2/3/4 

1 Lilliana O’Donnell CBRC 49:18 

2 Agatha Ryan Verge Sport 55:26 

3 Maya Healy CBRC 59:21 

MEN CAT 3/4 

1 Eli Pace Massage Envy Racing 43:36 

2 Peter Dinolfo North American Velo 43:36 

3 Gus Siedel Verge Sport 43:43 

MEN CAT 4/5 

1 Jack Carey 35:35 


3 William Deerfield CBRC 36:33 

WOMEN CAT 4/5 


2 Briana Denney Gambit Racing 35:08 

MEN CAT 5 

1 Joe Spinazola 29:47 

2 Santiago Carral No. 22 CX Team 30:45 

3 Jud Speer Brewery Ommegang 31:13 

SINGLE SPEED MEN 

1 Niles Gagnon Grey Ghost Bicycles 36:16 



SPRINT: 750M SWIM, 12.4M BIKE, 

3.1M RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Raymond Campeau/60 1:14:46 

2 Johannes Werner/40 1:16:18 

3 Javier Moreno/33 1:17:20 


1 Madelyn Miller/15 1:19:52 

2 Rebecca Holton/40 1:23:42 

3 Elizabeth Ewing/13 1:24:45 


1 Jessica Estrella 1:30:06 


1 Kaitlyn Stone 1:31:21 

2 Emily Zarczynski 1:53:37 


1 Connor Case 1:26:56 

2 Khristian Chauncey 2:05:51 


1 Emily Crippen 1:27:49 

2 Emily Mainville 1:39:45 

3 Flora-Jane Raymor 2:15:37 


1 Curtis Catron 1:30:49 

2 Jeremy Work 1:32:19 

3 Mark Derbyshire 1:34:25 


1 Marie-Pier Lamontagne 1:32:27 

2 Akari Seiner 1:44:42 

3 Alice Wang 1:57:17 


1 Robert Proietti 1:29:24 

2 Leandro Viera 1:41:07 


1 Funmilayo Oludaiye 1:34:59 

2 Sabrina Ergun 1:41:22 


1 Westley Britt 1:22:45 

2 Justin Walker 1:54:39 


1 Tom Robinson 1:19:54 

2 Gerard Weiser 1:44:00 


1 Rebecca Buckner 1:30:11 

2 Sabrina Kraus 1:38:50 


1 Andrew Binnie 1:18:09 

2 Dan Danieluc 1:35:42 

ALPHA WIN: SAUGERTIES TRIATHLON 

October 10, 2022 • Saugerties Village Beach, Saugerties 

5K RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Ramon Dominguez 45 Saratoga Springs 16:30 

2 Rick Bush 45 Saratoga Springs 16:52 

3 Christian Mercado 20 Saratoga Springs 17:07 


1 Elizabeth Predmore 28 Ballston Lake 17:41 

2 Hayley Flemming 32 Ghent 18:55 

3 Janelle Al-Moustafa 25 Saratoga Springs 19:16 


1 Jacob Perkins 14 Clifton Park 17:51 

2 Jerry Ma 13 Clifton Park 19:20 

3 Rhys Nechtman 13 Saratoga Springs 25:11 


1 Hailey Wood 14 Saratoga Springs 24:52 

2 Aven Gregory 11 Ballston Spa 26:32 

3 Miriam Nix 10 Middle Grove 26:45 


1 Jenny Krumpus 1:35:47 

2 Teresa Estrella 2:14:11 

3 Amanda Wolfe 2:23:40 


1 Jeff Powell 1:21:27 

2 Tom O’Shea 1:30:34 

3 Enrique Diaz-Alvarez 1:40:55 


1 Rebecca Armstrong 2:13:48 

2 Stacey Youmans 2:23:39 


1 Don Shaw 1:45:48 

2 Jonathan Rust 1:50:34 


1 Randolph Masterman 1:50:08 


1 Diane Ditchfield 2:01:53 


1 Dominick Mercurio 1:21:09 

OLYMPIC: 1500M SWIM, 24.8M BIKE, 

6.2M RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Scott Green/55 2:11:17 

2 Michael Craig/55 2:17:52 

3 Sermet Alver/39 2:20:04 


1 Alyssa Rayman-Read/45 3:13:13 

2 Kristy Dougherty/57 3:22:30 

3 Danielle Imperiale/45 3:28:18 


1 Jaren Feeley 2:24:42 

2 Drew Adamski 2:49:44 


1 Mary Jean Caro 4:01:56 


1 Joe Masterman 2:42:04 

2 Gabriel Rosa 3:00:21 


1 Adam Solomon 2:27:42 

2 Alex Leach 2:30:39 

3 Patrick McKee 2:41:34 


1 Ricardo Castilla 2:27:25 

2 Fung Lam 2:34:56 

3 Andrew Cheslock 2:35:22 

SUNDAY 



2 Parker Ruppe CBRC 21:02 

3 Marco Leone CBRC Jr CX Dev 23:14 


1 Abigail Romlein CBRC Jr CX Dev 17:32 

2 Lillian Hanna CBRC Jr CX Dev 19:01 

3 Hannah Dinolfo CBRC Jr CX Dev 20:45 



2 Rory Buckley-McMahon Wheelworks Racing 19:11 

3 Benjamin Mandel Berkshire Velo 19:26 


1 Madeline Hanna CBRC Jr CX Dev 17:48 

2 Anne-Sophie Laloe Saratoga Shredders 18:52 

3 Shayla Butler Empire Site Co 22:53 


1 Daniel Coady Joe’s Garage 37:35 

2 Ben Savoie CNYC/NYCM Insurance 41:51 

3 Patrick Carney Dutch Flyers 42:25 


1 Scott Lawrence 38:07 

2 Paul Wojciak Bikeman.com 38:35 

3 Bret Young No. 22 CX Team 39:07 




3 Robert Tremaine Iron Bridge/Tarmac Cycling 39:01 

MEN CAT 1/2/3 

1 Michael Marston Daedalus Racing 48:17 

2 Julian Georg Vafels 48:29 

3 Colm McMahon Wheelworks Racing 48:42 




3 Stacy Beneke DaHANGER 58:05 

MEN CAT 3/4 

1 Sean McLoughlin CBRC 43:43 



MEN CAT 4/5 



3 Hanjiro Kawai Berkshire Velo 39:21 

WOMEN CAT 4/5 

1 Briana Denney Gambit Racing 28:52 

2 Sarah Romlein Saratoga Shredders 29:24 

3 Jessica Hanna Mountain Goats 30:38 

MEN CAT 5 


2 Jud Speer Brewery Ommegang 36:28 

3 Frederick Breunig CBRC 37:27 


1 Niles Gagnon Grey Ghost Bicycles 37:59 



Courtesy of Capital Bicycle Racing Club 


1 Avi Smith-Rapaport 2:28:30 

2 Roberto Cymrot 2:49:23 

3 Kresimir Marusic 2:50:08 


1 Melissa Rosol 3:31:06 


1 Gary Yerman 3:30:46 

2 Robert Beech 4:16:52 


1 Keith Mansfield 2:38:23 


1 Gary Schindler 3:15:47 

AQUABIKE: MALE OVERALL 

1 Jason Campoli/47 1:51:54 

70.3 – 1.2M SWIM, 56M BIKE, 

13.1M RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Abraham Rogers/49 4:36:45 

2 Eric Emanuele/33 5:03:37 

3 Thomas Ackerman/34 5:05:23 


1 Sandra Dickin/55 5:52:47 

2 Sarah Reardon/30 6:32:19 

3 Stephanie Hanrahan/45 6:43:50 


1 Jean-Robert Quevillon 6:34:33 


1 Anthony Schroder 6:57:48 

2 Mark Coleman 7:03:18 

3 Anthony Stephens 7:12:16 

SPASH & DASH: 100M SWIM, 1K RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Jackson Gardner/8 13:09 

2 Wesley Rogers/9 27:07 


1 Katarina ZuZu Rosynsky/8 20:08 

2 Dainora Dasaratha/8 24:15 

SPASH & DASH: 200M SWIM, 2K RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Max Rosol/12 26:48 


1 Eliana Matasar/11 17:40 

Courtesy of Alpha Win 

22ND ANNUAL GREAT PUMPKIN CHALLENGE 5K & 10K 

October 15, 2022 – Saratoga Spa State Park, Saratoga Springs 


1 Christopher Waldrep 19 Jacksonville, FL 18:06 

2 Nicholas Vecchione 19 Foxboro, MA 19:12 

3 Sam Anderson 18 Lewis 21:04 


1 Emma Gepfert 18 Albany 22:21 

2 Isabella Balio 16 Winchester, VA 23:27 

3 Megan Perkins 17 Clifton Park 30:22 


1 Joshua Defayette 20 Queensbury 17:17 

2 Cameron Morrissey 24 Saratoga Springs 20:23 

3 Ryan Davis 22 Delmar 21:23 


1 Zofia Schreiber 20 Hamburg, NJ 20:55 

2 Annelies Bosley 21 Troy 28:10 

3 Meg Schooley 24 Saratoga Springs 28:23 

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22ND ANNUAL GREAT PUMPKIN CHALLENGE 5K & 10K cont. 


1 Dennis Mooney 26 Ballston Spa 17:47 

2 Lucas Maddalena 25 Stillwater 27:09 

3 Azurah Bertrand 28 Schuylerville 29:24 


1 Molly McCormack 26 Ballston Lake 22:08 

2 Keelin Hollowood 29 Saratoga Springs 22:38 

3 Rose Meehan 29 Rensselaer 28:33 


1 Greg Hart 34 Saratoga Springs 18:32 

2 Alex Brooks 33 Malta 19:28 

3 Andrew Larosa 34 Gansevoort 20:50 


1 Dana Varmette 34 Lake George 23:54 

2 Laura Cary 34 Schaghticoke 26:43 

3 Kaitlyn McNutt 30 Saratoga Springs 28:41 


1 James Sieja 35 Canton 21:08 

2 Alexei Bachuretz 36 Seymour, CT 22:28 

3 Jared Gross 35 Loudonville 22:32 


1 Jennifer Hickok 39 Ballston Spa 21:53 

2 Kristin Erichson 39 Malta 23:45 

3 Kristin Conte 35 Clifton Park 24:31 


1 Wei Ma 44 Clifton Park 19:20 

2 Colin Henck 43 Albany 23:10 

3 Jaswinder Singh 42 Mechanicville 24:04 


1 Holly Serrao 42 Clifton Park 21:55 

2 Kim Donegan 41 Malta 23:49 

3 Amanda Vitti 43 Rexford 24:22 


1 Greg Ethier 49 Ballston Lake 18:57 

2 Phillip White 46 Malta 20:52 

3 Sam Baars 45 Glens Falls 21:23 


1 Shahila Abbasi 46 Clifton Park 24:10 

2 Lynette Yanulavich 49 Saratoga Springs 24:29 

3 Tracy Sherman 45 Saratoga Springs 27:29 


1 Volker Burkowski 51 Gansevoort 18:11 

2 Brian Bennett 52 Port Orange, FL 20:30 

3 John Modoski 54 Amsterdam 22:38 


1 Debbie Ubriaco 51 Glenville 27:56 

2 Kiyoko Nakamoto 53 Clifton Park 28:12 

3 Alexandra Berthiaume 52 Mechanicville 29:00 


1 Brent Bashaw 56 Saratoga Springs 22:39 

2 John Tower 56 Hillsdale 25:36 

3 Daniel Flanagan 56 Round Lake 29:44 


1 Kristen Hislop 58 Halfmoon 22:07 

2 Mary Fenton 57 Ballston Spa 23:27 

3 Tracy Bayley 57 Halfmoon 25:55 


1 Derrick Staley 64 Ballston Lake 18:30 

2 John Deguardi 62 Ballston Spa 23:26 

3 Chris Thomas 61 Saratoga Springs 23:56 


1 Maureen Fitzgerald 64 Clifton Park 25:37 

2 Pamela Yunginger 60 Clifton Park 30:54 

3 Tricia Johnston 61 Ballston Lake 31:19 


1 Matisyahu Kelleher 67 Saratoga Springs 23:33 

2 Don Atkinson 65 Saratoga Springs 27:47 

3 Jim Scheren 68 Schuylerville 32:48 


1 Sharon Desrochers 67 Ballston Lake 27:47 

2 Darlene Cardillo 69 Delmar 28:18 

3 Debra Kelley 69 Albany 30:51 


1 Joe Aliberti 72 Voorheesville 24:37 

2 Richard Bennett 70 Clifton Park 28:00 

3 Cliff Mihail 71 Williamsport, PA 33:04 


1 Suzanne Nealon 72 Glens Falls 35:58 

2 Alice Carpenter 72 Delmar 37:10 

3 Janet Aliberti 71 Voorheesville 38:28 


1 Robert Lee Rivers 75 Saratoga Springs 30:10 

2 Jim Fiore 75 Latham 30:42 

3 James Callahan 77 Saratoga Springs 31:15 


1 Ralph Santos 81 Mechanicville 35:08 

10K RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Ethan Carey 23 Queensbury 31:39 

2 Jack Vite 26 Clifton Park 32:40 

3 Shaun Donegan 36 Malta 34:11 


1 Dana Bush 44 Saratoga Springs 37:42 


3 Kathryn Francis 27 Albany 43:14 


1 Cole Harris 18 Saratoga Springs 36:50 

2 Andrew Bank 19 Ellicott City, MD 37:19 

3 Evan Sweet 18 Averill Park 38:18 

10K TRAIL RACE 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Philippe Soucy 28 Gatineau, QC 49:48 

2 Joshua Gonzalez 27 Amsterdam 50:23 

3 Gates Thruston 26 Dexter 51:58 


1 Sheila Monaghan 41 Bronx 1:00:36 

2 Adrienne Crampton 30 Montreal, QC 1:01:00 

3 Stacy Horth 34 Waterville 1:03:48 


MALE OVERALL 

1 Ben LeBlanc 31 1:42:41 

2 Ryan Recchia 28 1:48:04 

3 Robert Campos 54 Ronkonkoma 2:04:28 


1 Gabrielle Wilson 19 Troy 48:02 


1 Frederic Nentwick 24 Schenectady 47:29 

2 Ethan Harvey 20 Shelburne, VT 55:30 


1 Christina Molloy 21 West Islip 43:55 

2 Madelyn Bell 24 Ballston Spa 46:02 

3 Elizah Jacobs 21 Charlotte, VT 55:30 


1 Brendan Celii 28 Albany 35:57 

2 Tijmen Koopsen 28 Danbury, CT 37:28 

3 David Sculley-Beaman 27 Albany 45:13 


1 Audrey Guyatte 27 Clifton Park 46:00 

2 Caitlin Brown 27 Scranton, PA 57:08 

3 Breanna Miller 27 Saratoga Springs 1:00:09 


1 Assane Diallo 32 Troy 42:27 

2 Adam Burn 33 Guilderland 48:54 

3 Shawn Thomson 31 Saratoga Springs 54:19 


1 Rachael Ricks 34 Glenville 51:32 

2 Kirsten Morgan 31 Saratoga Springs 53:12 

3 Samantha Kratzer 30 Chicopee, MA 53:19 


1 Ryan Legere 39 Corinth 41:16 

2 Eric Fitzgerald 37 Ft Ann 44:27 

3 TJ Sherwin 36 Albany 44:37 


1 Nick Spidale 36 Brighton, MA 44:35 

2 Erica Goodman 38 Ganesvoort 45:06 

3 Laura Giannini 37 Saratoga Springs 46:17 


1 Justin Guldenzopf 42 Ballston Spa 35:14 

2 Chuck Terry 40 Albany 35:23 

3 Christopher Jaynes 41 Ballston Spa 42:03 


1 Maureen Tedford 42 Boston, MA 46:16 

2 Corinne York 42 Albany 47:15 

3 Rebecca Evansky 43 Hudson Falls 50:59 


1 James Mahood 49 Middle Grove 41:18 

2 William Henke 48 Gansevoort 43:39 

3 Matthew McNamara 48 Ballston Spa 45:55 


1 Heather Hieronymi 49 Saratoga Springs 48:37 

2 Jennifer Rose 48 Saratoga Springs 53:31 

3 Claudia Farrell 45 Saratoga Springs 54:07 


1 Gary Nolan 54 Yardley, PA 46:52 

2 Rick Zachgo 52 Rexford 49:48 

3 Emanuel Cirenza 54 Saratoga Springs 50:47 


1 Lonnie Halusic 54 Malta 47:56 

2 Pamela Delsignore 53 South Glens Fall 50:08 

3 Linda Dedominicis 54 Menands 58:16 


1 Leon Teeuwen 56 Danbury, CT 40:47 

2 Samuel Mercado 59 Saratoga Springs 42:44 

3 Gene Terwilliger 55 Glenville 47:55 


1 Bonnie Galvin 55 Malta 48:25 

2 Nanette Hatch 57 Waterford 54:09 

3 Anne Hurley 59 Delmar 57:29 


1 John Kenny 64 Greenwich 46:20 


3 Tom Locascio 64 Albany 51:53 


1 Beth Stalker 63 Chestertown 43:39 

2 Linda Ekert 63 New Providence, NJ 1:10:07 

3 Barbara Bradley 64 Slingerlands 1:10:34 


1 Martin Touhey 69 Albany 54:11 

2 Michael Wright 68 Albany 55:04 

3 George Baranauskas 69 Scotia 59:43 


1 Carolyn George 68 Albany 57:45 

2 Colleen Walsh 66 Troy 1:03:29 

3 Katherine Allott 67 Wilton 1:04:32 


1 Paul Bennett 71 Latham 50:51 

2 Tom McGuire 70 Slingerlands 51:32 

3 Edward Swanson 73 Ballston Lake 1:14:47 





2 Richard Baluch 77 Delanson 1:03:28 


1 Loretta Ebert 75 Ballston Lake 1:33:08 


1 Jim Moore 82 Niskayuna 1:14:28 

2 Leonard Kershaw 81 Chestertown 1:21:22 

3 Raymond Lee Jr 80 Halfmoon 1:28:06 

Courtesy of Saratoga Bridges 

SPARTAN TRAIL CHALLENGE: LAKE PLACID 10K, HALF MARATHON & 50K 

October 15, 2022 • Mt. Van Hoevenberg, Lake Placid 

2M RUN, 12M BIKE, 2M RUN 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Tim Russell 33 Saratoga Springs 55:30 

2 Sean McLoughlin 51 Burlington, VT 56:00 

3 Kurt Leadley 37 Clifton Park 59:38 


1 Ann Marie Moskal 42 Ballston Spa 1:04:42 

2 Ashley Johnson 26 Baldwinsville 1:05:26 

3 Angela Sickles 36 Rexford 1:09:44 


1 Anthony Gagnon 15 Clifton Park 1:24:23 


1 Jenna Littmann 31 Elmsford 1:19:02 

2 Maddy Pfeifer 28 Lake Placid 1:56:07 

3 Charlotte Winkler 25 1:58:42 


MALE OVERALL 

1 Andrew Lavin 43 Wilmington 5:36:31 

2 Andy Doherty 35 Malta 5:51:47 

3 Aaron Hesseltine 23 Saranac Lake 5:58:17 


1 Adrienne Doherty 33 Ballston Spa 7:03:38 

2 Dana Finch 35 Manlius 9:08:27 

Courtesy of Spartan Races 

MOHAWK TOWPATH BYWAY DUATHLON 

October 16, 2022 • Riverview Orchards, Clifton Park 


1 Eli Bashant 24 Poughkeepsie 1:01:14 

2 Chris Felts 22 Ballston Lake 1:39:32 


1 Meghan Cook 24 Poughkeepsie 1:14:50 


1 Lincoln Walton 28 Saratoga Springs 1:02:34 

2 Pete Paluch 25 Saratoga Springs 1:08:41 

3 Zach Waldek 27 Clifton Park 1:20:17 

4 Kevin Montano 28 Troy 1:25:11 

5 Justin Hanehan 29 Saratoga Springs 1:37:32 

continued 

MOHAWK TOWPATH BYWAY DUATHLON cont. 


1 Lauren Miller 27 Saint Paul, MN 1:14:24 

2 Maria Fusco 29 Mechanicville 1:15:25 

3 Larissa Dipace 29 Amsterdam 1:24:27 


1 Stefano Fontano 34 Rexfor 1:02:55 

2 Christopher Meyer 33 Saratoga Springs 1:09:39 

3 Ryan Whitehouse 32 Albany 1:10:07 

4 Peter Slover 34 Clifton Park 1:18:13 


1 Katelynn Carroll 33 Delmar 1:32:29 

2 Erica Bater 32 Clifton Park 1:42:02 


1 Ryan Sickles 36 Rexford 1:06:39 

2 Joseph Keeler 37 Ogden, UT 1:06:50 

3 Russell Pickett 38 Rexford 1:25:54 


1 Jessica Bodkin 38 Cossayuna 1:14:28 

2 Rose D’Ambro 35 Ballston Spa 1:22:52 

3 Jennifer Lieber 37 Ballston Spa 1:25:13 

4 Kalynn Droz 38 Glenville 1:29:06 

5 Estrella Pollock 38 Queensbury 1:31:34 

6 Stephanie Carlton 38 Clifton Park 1:36:23 

7 Margaret Gallucci 37 Schenectady 1:46:24 


1 Svitozar Fokshey 40 Cohoes 1:06:28 

2 John Scranton 40 Greenfield Center 1:08:01 

3 Bu Hyun Ham 43 Mechanicville 1:08:33 

4 Kyle Camp 41 Watervliet 1:08:55 

5 Brian Carucci 43 Rexford 1:11:19 

6 Greg Bedrosian 41 Glenmont 1:16:55 

7 Matthew Frear 40 Middle Grove 1:25:34 

8 Shariq Siddiqui 41 Delmar 1:28:19 


1 Jessica Hanna 43 Rexford 1:13:34 

2 Melissa Gordon 44 Castleton 1:22:23 

3 Subrina Jendrasiak 40 Ballston Spa 1:26:55 

4 Lisa Grabbe 41 Glens Falls 1:28:03 


1 Joshua Katzman 46 Clifton Park 1:11:24 

2 Dillon Kircher 47 Albany 1:19:28 

3 Matt Coonradt 47 Clifton Park 1:22:15 

4 Tim Brooks 48 Selkirk 1:23:50 

5 Jeremy Grabbe 46 Glens Falls 1:38:38 


1 Jill Koziol 49 Buskirk 1:17:13 

2 Wendi Sebastian-Takakura 46 Glenville 1:17:51 

3 Marie Arnold 47 Minerva 1:19:13 

4 Erika Ries 46 Albany 1:26:57 

5 Jennifer Smith 46 Bennington, VT 1:30:49 

6 Renee Gagnon 45 Clifton Park 1:43:16 


1 Dennis Beardsley 50 Castleton-on-Hudson 1:07:44 

2 Tom Hansen 53 South Glens Falls 1:08:12 

3 Scott MacGregor 53 Clifton Park 1:12:13 

4 Jay O’Connor 54 Castleton-on-Hudson 1:19:37 

5 Richard Smith 50 Bennington, VT 1:21:27 

6 Dean Ellis 50 Cohoes 1:29:04 


1 Theresa Votano 53 Carmel 1:16:33 

2 Lisa Loughran 53 Red Hook 1:21:05 

3 Sharon Fitch 52 Clifton Park 1:23:21 

4 Kim Scott 54 Broadalbin 1:27:40 

5 Julie Urbanski 54 Stillwater 1:31:02 




3 Olivia Armenia 16 Niskayuna 20:34 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Tyler Morrissey 25 Clifton Park 16:28 

2 Kevin Terbush 29 Troy 17:37 

3 Robert Ordish 37 Schenectady 17:55 


1 C. Brown 8 Selkirk 37:03 


1 Grace Dennin 17 Albany 22:38 

2 Juliana Lafountain 14 Albany 22:51 

3 Z. Miller 10 Albany 31:04 


1 Thomas Hayes 13 Albany 23:33 

2 Blake Defilippi 13 Albany 24:21 

3 Jacob Shaul 13 Middleburgh 26:22 


1 Seamus Armenia 15 Niskayuna 26:43 

2 Evan Brown 15 Gansevoort 28:05 

3 Giovanni Fiacco 15 Cohoes 34:30 


1 Danielle Eckler 29 Troy 21:04 

2 Victoria Treadwell 26 Mohawk 23:08 

3 Jaime Davis 21 Castleton-on-Hudson 23:28 


1 Cortlandt Tisch 26 Troy 19:09 

2 Peter Boeri 25 Schenectady 23:06 

3 Gage Marzloff 26 Albany 23:56 


1 Kelsey McPartland 32 Greenfield Center 30:51 

2 Kelly Piscitelli 34 Ballston Lake 30:59 

3 Allison Demetriou 33 Delmar 31:12 


1 Jared Paul 38 Albany 20:41 

2 Louis Vidal 39 Albany 21:07 

3 Alex Steres 36 Coxsackie 23:59 

6 Jennifer Waldek 54 Clifton Park 1:32:49 

7 Rebecca Armstrong 54 Pownal, VT 1:59:08 


1 Doug Girling 56 Greenfield Center 1:00:23 

2 Juan Rivelo 59 Clifton Park 1:10:07 

3 Robert Vara 58 Carmel 1:10:24 

4 Joseph Murphy 55 Clifton Park 1:10:28 

5 Paul Hanson 57 Waterford 1:10:44 

6 Robert Chiari 58 Schuylerville 1:23:37 

7 Terry Briscoe 55 Saratoga Springs 1:28:36 


1 Karen Mackin 57 Acton, MA 1:11:36 

2 Gabriele Moriello 56 Nassau 1:25:34 

3 Cathy Hanehan 58 Saratoga Springs 1:28:55 

4 Maureen O’Connor 57 Stamford 1:35:05 

5 Tamara Brummer 58 Stephentown 1:51:48 

6 Tracy Lapeyrouse 56 Watervliet 1:57:14 


1 Rick Lage 61 Manotick, ON 1:05:44 

2 Christopher Novak 60 Eastham, MA 1:07:52 

3 Christopher Kurkjian 62 Ballston Lake 1:11:16 

4 Martin Hanehan 60 Saratoga Springs 1:15:05 

5 Reid Hislop 62 Clifton Park 1:18:10 

6 Jeff Clark 64 Glenmont 1:24:27 

7 Geoffrey Wilk 62 Delmar 1:25:02 

8 Christopher Boldisto 63 Albany 1:26:23 

9 Mark Wojcik 62 Troy 1:35:18 


1 Tina Palmero 60 Clifton Park 1:15:33 

2 Carmen Garrett 61 Manotick, ON 1:30:26 

3 Cathy Sheehan 62 Cohoes 1:58:24 


1 Steve Vnuk 67 Delmar 1:13:16 

2 John McDermott 68 Clifton Park 1:21:13 

3 Vincent Kirby 66 Mechanicville 1:28:15 


1 Judy Beers 69 Lake George 1:32:06 

2 Kathleen Pfeiffer 68 Queensbury 1:55:55 


1 Bill Minchin 70 Latham 1:39:32 

2 Jim Sheehan 70 Cohoes 1:41:30 


1 Dominick Mercurio 76 Cottekill 1:11:49 


1 Norman Stevens 80 Fort Edward 1:35:37 

2 Ray Lee 80 Clifton Park 2:00:18 


1 Marge Rajczewski 82 Ballston Lake 1:48:54 

2 Sibyl Jacobson 80 Canaan 1:51:16 

RELAY TEAMS 

MALE OVERALL 

1 deFredenburgh 59:10 

2 Dutch Flyers 1:03:39 

3 RBR West Express 1:15:29 

COED OVERALL 

1 Legs Miserables 1:03:22 

2 Throw Down the Gauntlet 1:10:36 

3 Tripping Over the Garden Hose 1:13:03 

4 Flash Gobel 1:13:22 

5 Sparkle Goats 1:22:07 


1 City Girl, Country Girl 1:24:37 

2 Tales of a 4th Grade Teacher 1:28:13 

Courtesy of Mohawk Towpath Byway 

7TH ANNUAL SUMMER SMITH 5K ADDICTION AWARENESS MEMORIAL RUN 

October 22, 2022 • The Crossings, Colonie 


1 Max Fronhofer Grey Ghost Composite 16:24 


3 Ben Porlier 19:19 


1 Abigail Romlein CBRC CX Junior Dev 16:36 

2 Lillian Hanna CBRC 17:55 

3 Hannah Dinolfo CBRC 19:33 



2 Noah Wesley Berkshire Velo 16:04 

3 Jonathan Lobosco R-Cubed 18:55 


1 Madeline Hanna CBRC CX Junior Dev 17:20 

2 Anne-sophie Laloe Saratoga Shredders 18:31 

3 Shayla Butler CBRC 21:10 


1 Ben Savoie CNYC/NYCM Insurance 39:23 

2 Patrick Carney Dutch Flyers Cycling Club 40:25 

3 William Henke Grey Ghost Bicycles 41:10 


1 David Connery BMB Racing 36:12 


1 Kay Williams 42 Schenectady 22:09 

2 Nicola Macneil 48 Rotterdam 24:38 

3 Sarah Pulcher 44 Selkirk 24:52 


1 Leon Shelhamer 44 Albany 22:56 

2 Larry Sloan 48 Loudonville 26:56 

3 Thomas Hayes 44 Albany 27:56 


1 Kristen Hislop 58 Clifton Park 21:26 

2 Melanie Gulde 54 Queensbury 27:59 

3 Sheila Morrissey 54 Clifton Park 28:44 


1 Peter Stone 52 Tuckahoe 20:48 

2 Alejandro Dilauro 53 Clifton Park 23:10 

3 John Modoski 54 Amsterdam 23:11 


1 Darlene Cardillo 69 Delmar 28:35 

2 Margaret Capozzola 62 Delmar 28:38 

3 Jill Mehan 67 Troy 35:46 



2 John Sheehy 65 Albany 28:34 

3 Michael Bromm 62 Valley Falls 29:00 


1 Janet Aliberti 71 Voorheesville 37:03 


3 Audrey Blakemore 72 Albany 41:23 


1 Joe Aliberti 72 Voorheesville 24:55 

2 Gary Patenaude 70 Cohoes 30:25 

3 Jesse Dinkin 75 Schenectady 33:41 

Courtesy of Summer Smith 5K 

3RD ANNUAL HOMETOWN CX CYCLOCROSS RACE 

October 23, 2022 • Crandall Park, Glens Falls 






3 Michael Tucker Berkshire Velo 37:58 

MEN CAT 1/2/3 

1 Andrew Nicholas GS Savile Road 52:45 

2 Kevin Bouchard-Hall Velocio Northeast 53:59 

3 Jacob McCarthy CBRC / Nisky Mtn Goats 54:50 

MEN CAT 3/4 


2 Sean Mcloughlin CBRC 42:59 

3 Jared Stritsman Team Ommegang Brewery 42:59 

MEN CAT 4/5 

1 Jack Quinlan Berkshire Velo 36:33 



MEN CAT 5 

1 Oskar Zorn Grey Ghost 31:22 

2 Bradley Gordon 31:34 

3 Timmy Lescop-Nivol 32:38 

continued


RACE RESULTS 

3RD ANNUAL HOMETOWN CX CYCLOCROSS RACE cont. 


1 Niles Gagnon Grey Ghost Cycling Club 36:35 




1 Lilliana O’Donnell Capital Bicycle Racing Club 48:14 

2 Maya Healey Capital Bicycle Racing Club 53:05 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Chris Yarsevich 44 Greenfield Center 18:15 

2 John Scranton 40 Greenfield Center 21:22 

3 Pierre Poulin 45 Saratoga Springs 21:31 


1 Liz Reid 32 Saratoga Springs 19:57 

2 Susan Keely 57 Glens Falls 23:00 

3 Leeanne Horton 33 Saratoga Springs 23:22 


1 Killian Shanahan 7 Corinth 24:17 

2 Patrick Stablein 13 Greenfield 25:43 

3 Gavin Yarsevich 7 Greenfield Center 29:27 


1 Anna Yarsevich 11 Greenfield Center 29:27 

2 Maeve Moynahan 10 Greenfield 34:46 


1 Derek Reid 33 Saratoga Springs 22:29 

2 Bryan Scheren 30 Schuylerville 26:44 

3 Paul Olsen 34 Ballston Spa 29:53 


1 Emily Delancey 31 Greenfield Center 37:31 

2 Paula Longo 25 Porter Corners 38:36 

3 Taylor Robarge 29 Porter Corners 56:55 

WOMEN CAT 4/5 

1 Maya Healey CBRC 26:48 

2 Jessica Hanna CBRC 28:04 

3 Anna Laloe Saratoga Shredders 28:38 

Courtesy of Grey Ghost Bicycles 

BROOKHAVEN OKTOBERFEST 5K TRAIL RUN 

October 29, 2022 • Brookhaven Golf Course & Winter Park, Greenfield 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Ethan Carey 23 Queensbury 15:25 

2 Ramon Dominguez 45 Saratoga Spring 16:48 

3 Christian Mercado 20 Saratoga Spring 16:58 


1 Zofia Schreiber 20 Hamburg, NJ 21:14 

2 Clara Avery 17 Glens Falls 22:14 

3 Justine Trybendis 40 Glens Falls 22:19 


1 Cavanagh Powers 14 Queensbury 19:33 

2 Haven Alessi 13 Glens Falls 21:19 

3 Jeffrey Fountain 13 Glens Falls 22:19 


1 Lydia Kramer 11 Glens Falls 27:42 

2 Anna Luckow 10 Glens Falls 27:55 

3 Nora Cristaldi 11 Queensbury 27:56 


1 Ryan Healy 17 Glens Falls 17:47 

2 Forrest Slingerland 15 Glens Falls 18:52 

3 Freddy Linehan 15 Glens Falls 22:08 


1 MacKenzie Hubert 16 Queensbury 26:44 

2 Kendall Gross 16 Glens Falls 27:13 


1 Matthew Brown 23 Minerva 17:22 

2 Joshua Defayette 20 Queensbury 17:48 

3 Kyle Antognioni 29 Queensbury 19:30 


1 Kiley Sullivan 28 Glens Falls 28:23 

2 Meghan Hallett 23 Brandon, VT 32:38 


1 Robert Blevins 30 Queensbury 19:53 

2 Peter Pierce 34 Fort Edward 36:50 


1 Jill Long 33 Queensbury 25:37 

2 Hannah Fitch 31 Queensbury 27:40 

3 Kerry Sullivan 33 Saratoga Springs 28:22 


1 Jeffrey Forbes 37 Glens Falls 23:13 

2 Nicholas Chowske 39 Queensbury 23:45 

3 Andrew Pollock 36 Glens Falls 28:13 


1 Nicole Kellogg 38 Glens Falls 26:14 

2 Monica Stark 39 Queensbury 27:42 

3 Kimberly Richards 37 Queensbury 31:34 


1 Ryan Braymer 43 Glens Falls 22:27 

2 Rob Hemsing 40 Queensbury 30:42 


1 Kristina Hubert 44 Queensbury 25:25 

2 Christine McKee 41 Queensbury 27:35 

3 Brie Ritchey 43 Queensbury 28:15 


1 Brad Gawron 38 Porter Corners 21:41 

2 Derrick Barrs 36 Porter Corners 25:58 


1 Bridget Varcoe 49 Porter Corners 24:56 

2 Brianne Shanahan 38 Corinth 25:22 

3 Allison Appleton 44 Greenfield Center 27:16 


1 Ron Seyb 62 Ballston Spa 23:27 

2 Richard Starace 59 Greenfield Center 23:56 

3 Chris Knite 55 Corinth 26:42 


1 Tracey Delaney 58 Queensbury 23:34 

2 Kathryn Henry-Starace 59 Greenfield Center 27:01 

3 Laura Rudolph 50 Porter Corners 27:20 


1 John Crawford 68 Queensbury 23:00 

2 Jim Scheren 68 Schuylerville 32:40 

3 Mark Schachner 67 Lake George 38:02 


1 Katherine Allott 67 Wilton 33:28 

Courtesy of Town of Greenfield 

29TH ANNUAL GOBLIN GALLOP 5K RUN 

October 29, 2022 • Abraham Wing School, Glens Falls 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Louie DiNuzzo 40 Saratoga Springs 16:54 




1 Martyna Brooks 33 Gansevoort 22:33 

2 Laura Rickmyre 38 Schenectady 22:55 

3 Kristin Erichson 39 Ballston Spa 23:46 


1 Willem Foster 15 Gansevoort 24:35 

2 Rowan Milligan 8 Gansevoort 25:04 

3 Cameron Fronhofer 10 Saratoga Springs 25:05 


1 Skylar Foster 11 Gansevoort 30:03 

2 Lydia Kramer 11 Glens Falls 31:02 

3 Vito Shukla 11 Mechanicville 32:27 


1 Jacob Gilson 17 Schenectady 20:41 

2 Ian Cotten 17 Saratoga Springs 30:22 


1 Mitch Flanger 24 Latham 26:40 


1 Liam Kane 27 Saratoga Springs 26:16 

2 Bryan Scheren 30 Schuylerville 28:11 

3 Chris Greive 29 Schuylerville 28:28 



2 Andrew Snell 49 Queensbury 21:22 

3 Pete Prindle 48 Hudson Falls 22:11 


1 Beth Morrissey 47 Gansevoort 22:24 

2 Jane LaBombard 49 Glens Falls 24:30 

3 Deirdre Donohue 48 Ticonderoga 24:37 


1 John Alessi 51 Glens Falls 22:02 

2 Ben Lapham 54 Glens Falls 33:58 


1 Chris Cifone-Clohosey 54 Glens Falls 28:17 

2 Jodie Lackey 54 Glens Falls 28:48 


1 Sam Mercado 59 Saratoga Spring 20:15 

2 Vince Fiori 56 Halfmoon 25:57 

3 Adin Potter 55 South Glens Falls 30:29 


1 Susan Coyner 59 Glens Falls 24:59 

2 Ellen Rose 59 Ballston Spa 38:32 


1 Timothy Bardin 60 Queensbury 21:25 

2 Mark Weidner 61 Queensbury 22:14 

3 Mark Ward 62 South Glens Falls 23:23 


1 Tricia Johnston 61 Ballston Lake 29:56 

2 Kathy Horne 64 Bolton Landing 33:05 

3 Donna Bucklin 64 Brooklyn, CT 46:41 


1 Michael Rozell 65 Glens Falls 29:14 

2 Eugene Colburn 66 Granville 32:12 

3 Paul Post 65 Glens Falls 36:17 


1 Linda Ellingsworth 69 Granville 37:56 

2 Kathy Pfeiffer 67 Queensbury 44:28 

3 Nancy Klimas 69 South Glens Falls 50:47 


1 James Goodspeed 71 Queensbury 25:31 



1 Jill Pederson 71 Lake George 30:24 

2 Margaretgma Wallace 73 Queensbury 33:20 



1 Jim Cunningham 78 Ticonderoga 37:40 

2 NORMAN Facklam 79 Queensbury 41:56 

3 Bill Robeson 75 Fort Edward 42:33 


1 Cathy Biss 75 Queensbury 46:40 

2 Marilyn Semrad 75 Dallas, TX 54:16 


1 Jim Moore 83 Niskayuna 39:54 

2 Ray Lee 80 Halfmoon 44:43 

Courtesy of Adirondack Runners 

10TH ANNUAL REVOLUTIONARY RUN FOR VETERANS 

AT “AMERICA’S TURNING POINT“ 5K 

November 5, 2022 • Fort Hardy Park, Schuylerville 


1 Jacqueline Boyce 28 Clifton Park 23:52 

2 Emily Gray 26 Schenectady 25:10 

3 Amanda Swart 28 Amsterdam 34:29 


1 Adam Ostrander 32 Queensbury 21:17 

2 Philip Spiezio 34 Mechanicville 21:50 

3 Lucas Rogers 34 Niskayuna 21:50 


1 Lauren Medford 33 Ballston Spa 25:02 

2 Meg Bell 31 Gansevoort 27:11 

3 Kaitlyn Collins 32 Ravena 29:01 


1 Ryan Legere 39 Corinth 20:49 

2 John Scranton 40 Greenfield Center 22:25 

3 Padraig Timoney 38 Ballston Spa 23:34 


1 Katherine Guilfoyle 37 Mechanicville 24:37 

2 Lindsay McConnelee 40 Pattersonville 29:40 

3 Sarah Bodnar 36 Schuylerville 30:22 


1 Carlos Aquino 44 Albany 25:27 

2 Michael Maher 43 Mechanicville 25:41 

3 Christopher Curtis 43 Schuylerville 26:59 

continued 

10TH ANNUAL REVOLUTIONARY RUN FOR VETERANS cont. 


1 Kate Steves 42 Glens Falls 24:54 

2 Sarah Piper 42 Fort Edward 25:09 

3 Moria Quackenbush 41 Delmar 25:28 


1 Jason Pensabene 46 Latham 23:38 

2 Stephen Meyer 50 Clifton Park 24:20 

3 Paul Shaw 46 Clifton Park 25:23 


1 Wendi Sebastian-Takakura 46 Glenville 24:54 

2 Heather Dibiase 47 Clifton Park 25:44 

3 Heather Caruso 47 Albany 25:45 


1 Michael Cushing 54 Saratoga Springs 24:22 

2 Michael Fosmire 54 Fort Edward 25:52 

3 Todd Shimkus 55 Saratoga Springs 26:52 


1 Heidi Underwood 52 Saratoga Springs 28:32 

2 Kim Eisler 55 Ballston Spa 29:19 

3 Courtney Moriarta 53 Saratoga Springs 29:39 


1 Phil Spiezio 58 Greenwich 22:29 

2 Daniel Cropsey 59 Niskayuna 24:19 

3 Stephen Gregorek 60 Schuylerville 25:35 


1 Sandra Reulet 58 Saratoga Springs 27:12 

2 Maureen O’Connor 56 Stamford 28:47 

3 Ann Holland 57 Ballston Spa 29:18 


1 Chris Thomas 61 Saratoga Springs 24:12 


3 Andrew Yin 61 Greenwich, CT 25:30 

“FALL BACK 5” 5-MILE TRAIL RACE 

November 6, 2022 • Saratoga Spa State Park, Saratoga Springs 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Aaron Epps 33 31:56 

2 James Keoe 44 34:10 

3 Jared Brown 36 34:18 


1 Hailey Capello 15 36:13 

2 Carrie Carlton 32 Syracuse 38:29 

3 Jennifer Hickok 39 Ballston Spa 41:31 


1 Oliver Hickland 14 Salem 36:08 

2 Simon Hickland 10 Salem 45:01 


1 Thomas Sherwin 18 Saratoga Springs 35:48 

2 Ethan Hickland 16 Salem 40:58 


1 Emma Miller 15 Amsterdam 45:53 


1 Nolan Yowell 23 43:48 


1 Kyla Muzzy 22 53:05 

2 Izabella Klasterman 21 53:08 


1 Lucas Audi 28 Ballston Spa 40:09 

2 Mackenzie Carlisle 26 Glens Falls 40:58 

3 Francis Sweenor 25 43:03 


1 Amy McLean 25 44:10 

2 Katie Antonucci 27 Ballston Spa 50:37 

3 Hannah Noll 26 Saratoga Springs 51:47 


1 Alex James 34 34:26 

2 Michael O’Rourke 32 Schenectady 38:51 

3 Nicholas Ellis 31 Schenectady 38:54 


1 Vicky Tiberia 32 Albany 46:57 

2 Nina Bahar 33 Albany 49:31 

3 Jillian Smith 33 Warnerville 49:47 


1 Tyler Walz 39 Menands 37:26 

2 Eric Jasuta 37 41:56 

3 Philip Potter 35 New York 46:35 


1 Emily Skaj 38 North Andover, MA 46:49 

2 Kelly Grace 35 47:28 

3 Kimberly Bujak 39 Castleton-on-Hudson 52:10 


1 James Keoe 44 34:10 

2 Colin Klepetar 43 40:33 

3 Christopher Carter 44 Averill Park 40:56 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Christian Fox 17 Ballston Lake 16:04 

2 Jack Seagroatt 15 Clifton Park 16:06 

3 Gregory Parseghian 15 Clifton Park 16:46 


1 Gabby Rao 25 Jamaica Plain, MA 19:25 

2 Bella Silipigno 15 Halfmoon 21:08 

3 Inara Tebo 13 Clifton Park 21:39 


1 Jacob Perkins 14 Clifton Park 17:44 

2 Jonas Vinciquerra 14 Rexford 18:02 

3 Erik Miller 13 Ballston Lake 18:06 


1 Eva Bronzell 13 Ballston Lake 21:40 

2 Maya Janssen 13 Ballston Lake 22:21 

3 Moira Glynn 14 Clifton Park 23:04 


1 Rohit Nattanmai 15 Rexford 17:24 

2 Jack Hallahan 15 Clifton Park 17:27 

3 Matthew Clay 16 Clifton Park 17:27 


1 Rose Loomis 15 Clifton Park 22:02 

2 Elizabeth Hook 15 Clifton Park 22:30 

3 Morgan Morelli 17 Clifton Park 23:04 


1 Mary Patton Sims 24 Troy 24:13 


1 Annabelle Sims 26 Troy 26:11 

2 Jennifer Armstrong 26 Menands 56:49 


1 Tim Ela 33 Clifton Park 19:26 

2 Daniel Palmerino 30 Waterford 20:49 

3 Charles Deboyace 31 Albany 27:38 


1 Joanna Stores 34 Malta 26:44 

2 Claire O’Leary 30 Minneapolis, MN 27:34 

3 Erica Bater 32 Clifton Park 29:58 


1 Andy Wegman 36 19:09 

2 Marcus Degraff 36 Clifton Park 24:11 

3 Zach Landau 35 Albany 24:41 


1 Deborah Carleton 62 Greenfield Center 29:17 

2 Jackie Czub 61 Schaghticoke 32:39 

3 Patricia Johnston 61 Ballston Lake 33:13 


1 Steve Vnuk 66 Delmar 26:36 

2 Luke Nightingale 67 Schaghticoke 27:53 

3 Scott Averill 68 Saratoga Springs 29:24 


1 Marlene Bell 68 Ballston Lake 29:27 

2 Christine Pufpaff 67 Loudonville 35:58 

3 Laurie George 68 Wilmington 36:25 



2 Terry Smith 75 Galway 28:28 

3 Bob Mead 73 East Greenbush 28:46 



2 Alice Carpeter 72 Delmar 37:51 




2 Norman Stevens 80 Fort Edward 31:05 

3 Jim Callahan 77 Saratoga Springs 32:30 


1 Nancy Johnston 76 Ballston Lake 56:33 


1 Vic Laport 82 North Adams, MA 47:06 


1 Marge Rajczewski 82 Ballston Lake 37:41 

Courtesy of FC4 & Saratoga County Veterans Trust & Agency Fund 


1 Shawna Walz 41 Menands 43:30 

2 Casey Tenniswood 41 Saratoga Springs 43:45 

3 Laurie Carter 42 Averill Park 46:14 


1 Jonathan Guthan 45 38:46 

2 Garth Brennan 46 Gansevoort 39:42 

3 Seth Capello 47 39:56 


1 Nicola MacNeil 49 Rotterdam Junction 43:27 

2 Nicole Loscalzo 49 43:32 

3 Katarina Evans 46 Saratoga Springs 45:50 


1 Zach Vogel 51 38:24 

2 Steve Marchant 51 Glenville 38:59 

3 John McManus 50 40:14 


1 Pamela Delsignore 53 South Glens Falls 47:15 

2 Jennifer Ferriss 50 Saratoga Springs 47:53 

3 Erin McMahon 50 Clifton Park 50:02 


1 Eric Mendelsohn 56 45:57 

2 Chris Knite 55 Corinth 51:43 

3 Tyronne Culpepper 59 Saratoga Springs 59:01 


1 Annette Romano 58 Ballston Spa 43:51 

2 Frances Lefever 56 Ballston Spa 51:23 

3 Patricia Walton 56 Saratoga Springs 59:40 


1 Mark Eeidner 61 39:47 

2 William McGivney 60 40:57 

3 Keith Strack 64 Saratoga Springs 47:19 


1 Joynn Pierce 64 Saratoga Springs 1:04:39 


1 Dominick Audi 68 Ballston Spa 39:48 

2 Vincent Kirby 66 Mechanicville 52:47 

3 Frank Lombardo 67 53:45 


1 Daniel Larson 71 Queensbury 52:28 

2 Leo Dipierro 72 Schenectady 1:08:09 


1 Claire Henderson 73 Saratoga Springs 51:57 


1 Daniel Brown 76 Ballston Spa 1:02:47 


1 Laura Clark 75 Saratoga Springs 1:18:55 


1 Raymond Lee 80 Halfmoon 1:17:20 


1 Marge Rajczewski 82 1:15:59 

Courtesy of Saratoga Stryders 

14TH ANNUAL SHENENDEHOWA VETERANS DAY DASH 5K 

November 11, 2022 • Shenendehowa High School, Clifton Park 


1 Julie Monroe 35 Ballston Lake 27:15 

2 Marjorie Forget 36 Clifton Park 28:01 

3 Geneva Wiesner 39 Mechanicville 29:58 



2 Nick Whaley 42 Clifton Park 18:07 

3 Joseph Vinciquerra 44 Rexford 19:13 


1 Katie Jones 40 Clifton Park 23:26 

2 Christine Spinner 43 Clifton Park 25:24 

3 Rebecca Chapman 41 Altamont 26:51 



2 Brian Watts 48 Clifton Park 21:22 

3 Christopher Fox 45 Ballston Lake 24:39 


1 Jessica Northan 47 Guilderland 22:09 

2 Coraline Falco 45 Albany 23:11 

3 Amy Seagroatt 47 Clifton Park 23:16 


1 Travis Moore 50 Ballston Lake 21:47 

2 Kevin Smith 51 Rexford 21:54 

3 Kevin Costello 54 Housatonic, MA 22:35 


1 Jennifer Glynn 54 Clifton Park 32:38 

2 Cindy Pucci 50 Voorheesville 35:59 

3 Julie O’Toole 54 Mechanicville 39:23 


1 Bill Hoffman 55 Clifton Park 21:45 

2 Steve Hanagan 55 Ballston Lake 22:34 

3 Kevin Schanz 56 Clifton Park 23:01 


1 Lisa Decelle 59 Mechanicville 33:02 

2 Christine Schultz 57 Mechanicville 33:38 

3 Mary Hayden 59 Johnsonville 35:59 


1 Douglas Landau 62 Herndon, VA 23:04 

2 Michael Parker 64 Succasunna, NJ 25:27 

3 Jonathan Eisenberg 61 Albany 29:37 

continued


14TH ANNUAL SHENENDEHOWA VETERANS DAY DASH 5K cont. 


1 Maureen Spence 62 Clifton Park 31:40 


1 Carmelo Rao 65 Burnt Hills 23:58 

2 Vince Juliano 65 Delanson 26:36 

3 John McDermott 67 Clifton Park 26:37 


1 Maureen Fitzgerald 65 Clifton Park 24:57 

2 Karen Drach-Parker 65 Succasunna, NJ 31:21 

3 Hollys Kozlowski 67 Valley Falls 31:40 


1 Reigh Walling 70 Clifton Park 27:34 

2 Leo Dipierro 72 Cherry Plain 32:09 

3 John Vavasour 73 Albany 38:44 

MALE OVERALL 

1 Louis Serafini 31 Cambridge, MA 45:59 

2 Sam Morse 39 Syracuse 47:34 

3 Scott Mindel 36 Burlington, MA 47:59 


1 Karen Bertasso-Hughes 38 Selkirk 55:26 

2 Rachel Peterson 26 Portland, OR 56:42 

3 Diane Ryan 40 Malta 57:07 


1 Logan Kuhn 14 Delmar 1:09:47 

2 Anna Lowry 13 Delanson 1:41:12 


1 Luke Tkaczyk 19 Northwood, NH 48:39 

2 Tyler Greene 18 Scotia 48:58 

3 Nathaniel Sletten 19 Rome 49:15 

4 Jay Parker 19 New Lenox, IL 49:55 

5 Noah Greski 19 Scotia 50:01 

6 Brody Santagata 18 Middletown, CT 51:14 

7 Liam Cowdrey 16 Scotia 56:12 

8 Alex Tong 18 Troy 57:21 

9 Ryan Freihofer 16 Scotia 57:35 

10 Jack Zieber 15 Rotterdam 59:13 

11 Peter Maroko 19 Nyack 59:16 

12 Evan Sweet 18 Averill Park 1:00:00 

13 Tyler Knaggs 17 Schenectady 1:00:47 

14 Finn Winters-Bona 16 Glenville 1:00:49 

15 Andrew Bank 19 Ellicott City, MD 1:01:43 

16 Arnav Mukherjee 18 Troy 1:01:58 

17 Alexander Young 16 Guilderland 1:02:09 

18 Simon Evans 15 Middle Grove 1:02:49 

19 Justin Ng 18 Mount Kisco 1:03:05 

20 Nate Palmerino 15 Jersey City, NJ 1:03:23 


1 Elisabeth Brown 19 Wallingford, CT 1:01:36 

2 Hailey Capello 15 Gansevoort 1:04:05 

3 Kaitlin Deforest 18 Terryville, CT 1:05:22 

4 Gabrielle Wilson 19 Seven Valleys, PA 1:09:21 

5 Sophia Shatynski 16 Altamont 1:13:21 

6 Ashlee Greene 16 Scotia 1:15:48 

7 Alex Schermerhorn 19 Slingerlands 1:18:51 

8 Alley Eisler 16 Ballston Spa 1:23:25 


1 Charles Ragone 24 Albany 48:02 

2 Aidan Canavan 23 Niskayuna 49:10 

3 Jack Huber 22 Delmar 49:25 

4 Cameron Davis 22 Delmar 49:26 

5 Jimmy Smith 20 Pittsford 50:56 

6 Peter Alden 21 Essex, VT 51:04 

7 Alexander Bianconi 22 Ballston Lake 51:15 

8 Kyril Van Schendel 23 Cairo 51:20 

9 Chris Adamski 21 Danbury, CT 51:57 

10 Isaac Menis 21 Schenectady 53:34 

11 Noah Valvo 23 Delanson 54:39 

12 Matthew Brown 23 Minerva 55:35 

13 Roman Silen 22 Wellesley, MA 56:49 

14 Jamal Vazquez 24 Gloversville 56:56 

15 Anton Conto 23 Ballston Lake 1:03:32 

16 Holden Maynard 23 Schenectady 1:04:47 

17 Jacob Weissenburg 21 Albany 1:08:58 

18 Alex Hitrick 24 Schenectady 1:09:42 

19 Todd Scaccia Jr 21 Nassau 1:17:09 

20 Anthony Pasquarella 23 Schenectady 1:18:14 


1 Margaret Champagne 24 Saratoga Springs 57:30 

2 Sophia Vinciguerra 21 Syracuse 59:25 

3 Lara Cunningham 23 Nassau 1:03:56 

4 Miranda Gilbert 21 Oswego 1:05:13 

5 Macy Keegan 23 New York 1:09:02 

6 Gabrielle Van Dyk 22 Schenectady 1:11:28 

7 Grace Nolan 22 Albany 1:11:59 

8 Alyssa Bove 24 Schenectady 1:14:36 

9 Alice Menis 23 Albany 1:19:03 

10 Nicole McGrath 21 Slingerlands 1:23:35 

11 Alanie Genter 22 Saratoga Springs 1:25:30 

12 Seychelle Mikofsky 24 Schenectady 1:30:18 

13 Victoria Pardi 24 Troy 1:55:18 


1 Ben Fazio 27 Troy 48:52 

2 Jack Vite 26 Clifton Park 49:29 

3 Steve Booker 26 Portland, OR 49:57 

4 Keith Machabee 26 Delmar 51:05 

5 Tyler Morrissey 25 Clifton Park 51:20 

6 Thomas Slicer 28 Oneonta 53:56 

7 Andrew Canavan 25 Scotia 56:47 

8 Nathan Laing 27 Schenectady 57:28 

9 Wudu Girma 29 Menands 58:17 

10 Robert Kelley 29 Afton 58:32 

11 Kyle McCormack 28 Albany 1:02:32 

12 Travis Blank 26 Glenmont 1:05:35 

13 Lincoln Walton 28 Saratoga Springs 1:05:55 

14 Tanner Dasso 27 Guilderland 1:06:59 

15 Joseph Disanto 29 Cohoes 1:08:18 

16 Nicholas Bernard 27 Schenectady 1:08:59 

17 Nicholas Pakatar 29 Rensselaer 1:09:34 

18 Christopher Murphy 27 Troy 1:10:18 

19 Andrew Steenburgh 28 Scotia 1:11:49 

20 Dan Omicinski 26 Niskayuna 1:12:39 


1 Caitlin Abelseth 29 Boston, MA 1:00:27 

2 Meredith Parmalee 29 Quincy, MA 1:02:53 

3 Mel Whyman 26 Plattsburgh 1:04:31 

4 Cate Chamberlain 25 Albany 1:05:32 

5 Tara Travis 26 Clifton Park 1:07:30 

6 Jill Kleban 27 Niskayuna 1:10:30 

7 Amy Wardner 26 Guilderland 1:12:25 

8 Caitlin Gurney 28 Mechanicville 1:13:30 

9 Caitlin Corbett 25 Niskayuna 1:13:55 

10 Tricia Bushway 25 Rome 1:14:16 

11 Rayne Rappazzo 29 Cohoes 1:16:00 

12 Maggie Schlegel 28 Ballston Spa 1:17:36 

13 Carlie Hanna 29 Latham 1:18:20 



2 Barb Wallis 70 Clifton Park 44:49 


1 James Callahan 77 Saratoga Springs 31:17 

2 Jim Cunningham 78 Ticonderoga 39:04 

3 Tom Collins 78 Ballston Lake 39:50 


1 Nancy Johnston 76 Ballston Lake 52:25 

2 Ginny Rogers 75 Tallahassee, FL 56:25 


1 Jim Moore 83 Niskayuna 35:43 

2 Raymond Lee 80 Halfmoon 43:11 

Courtesy of Shen Track Booster Club 

47TH ANNUAL MVP HEALTH CARE STOCKADE-ATHON 15K ROAD RACE 

November 13, 2022 • Veterans Park to City Hall, Schenectady 

14 Melanie Redfield 29 Albany 1:18:23 

15 Abby Brown 28 Glenmont 1:19:25 

16 Amy Cookfair 29 Schenectady 1:23:55 

17 Anna Izzo 26 Lake Placid 1:23:48 

18 Gabrielle Mamone 27 Wynantskill 1:25:41 

19 Emily D’Angelo 26 Albany 1:26:33 

20 Larissa Dipace 29 Amsterdam 1:26:43 


1 Conor Cashin 30 Boston, MA 49:46 

2 Jonathan Lindenauer 34 Ballston Lake 50:29 

3 Thomas Paquette 31 Keene, NH 51:38 

4 Peter Rowell 33 Albany 52:12 

5 Alan Finder 34 Albany 55:05 

6 Peter Conboy 33 Albany 59:18 

7 Greg Hart 34 Saratoga Springs 1:00:53 

8 Michael Snyder 32 Essex Junction, VT 1:02:57 

9 Dylan Simms 32 Northfield, VT 1:03:41 

10 Roland Graves 32 Schenectady 1:04:39 

11 Assane Diallo 32 Troy 1:05:26 

12 Kenny Jack 30 Voorheesville 1:07:21 

13 Scott Piper 34 Niskayuna 1:08:22 

14 Benjamin Papa 33 Saratoga Springs 1:09:34 

15 Tyler Wilcox 32 Watervliet 1:09:34 

16 Nyasha Dangwa 31 Cairo 1:10:53 

17 Evan Jones 30 Troy 1:09:53 

18 Adam Burn 33 Guilderland 1:11:12 

19 Thomas Hartnett Jr 34 Schenectady 1:11:41 

20 Daniel Candiales 31 Guilderland 1:13:57 


1 Emily Taft 32 Albany 57:49 

2 Erin Rasco 34 Keeseville 58:28 

3 Megan James 33 Charlton 1:03:46 

4 Elizabeth Izzo 30 Lake Placid 1:04:30 

5 Amanda Williams 32 Kinderhook 1:05:37 

6 Lauren Gelzinis 30 Manchester Ctr, VT 1:06:01 

7 Katie Ehmann 30 Ballston Spa 1:07:49 

8 Michelle Davis 34 Schenectady 1:09:42 

9 Rachel Berschwinger 34 Voorheesville 1:10:36 

10 Jessica Berschwinger 34 Voorheesville 1:10:36 

11 Lauren Williams 32 Troy 1:11:03 

12 Kim McBride 30 Albany 1:11:47 

13 Martyna Brooks 33 Gansevoort 1:12:48 

14 Shannon Dillard 32 Hoosick Falls 1:13:57 

15 Kayla Megow 30 Watervliet 1:15:20 

16 Julie Verret 34 Schenectady 1:16:29 

17 Mary Claire Falotico 30 Schenectady 1:17:40 

18 Amanda Bylsma 34 Albany 1:18:36 

19 Gabrielle Kosakowski 30 Schenectady 1:18:41 

20 Caryn Mlodzianowski 34 Ballston Lake 1:19:12 


1 Steve Soprano 35 Queensbury 48:46 

2 Alexander Grout 36 Chappaqua 51:26 

3 Jeff Goupil 35 Arlington, MA 53:32 

4 Thomas O’Grady 37 Slingerlands 53:58 

5 Alejandro Gauna 39 Delmar 54:30 

6 Robert Ordish 37 Schenectady 55:59 

7 Brian Sadonis 36 Troy 56:24 

8 Thomas Gabriel 35 Niskayuna 57:02 

9 Matt Becker 37 South Glens Falls 57:07 

10 Vincent Aceto 36 Schenectady 57:37 

11 Andrew Pavlou 35 Schenectady 58:13 

12 Joseph Mansour 35 North New Hyde Park 58:18 

13 Bradley Lewis 36 Troy 58:22 

14 Eric Parker 36 Glenville 1:00:20 

15 Eric White 37 New Hartford 1:00:23 

16 Jonathan Louden 38 Clifton Park 1:00:31 

17 Michael Hoover 36 Clinton 1:00:33 

18 Ben Jordan 35 Ballston Spa 1:00:37 

19 Thomas Dansereau 35 Troy 1:01:44 

20 Michael Franke 35 Latham 1:02:20 



2 Lauren Carnahan 39 Latham 1:02:56 

3 Meghan Louden 36 Clifton Park 1:03:40 

4 Erin Rightmyer 38 Delmar 1:05:44 

5 Amy Roberson 39 Sauquoit 1:08:27 

6 Elizabeth Chauhan 38 Albany 1:08:36 

7 Julie Scherer 37 Rexford 1:09:23 

8 Jessica Hauprich-Bizzarro 38 Saratoga Springs 1:10:03 

9 Kelly Rogers 36 Castleton, VT 1:10:22 

10 Laura Rickmyre 38 Schenectady 1:11:13 

11 Kim Pommer 38 Rotterdam 1:11:22 

12 Jane Lee 35 North New Hyde Park 1:11:39 

13 Jenny Fouche 39 Altamont 1:11:51 

14 Brett Harris 37 Albany 1:12:05 

15 Kaitlyn Rowe 36 Sand Lake 1:12:42 

16 Angela Sickles 36 Rexford 1:13:01 

17 Justine Lobosco 38 Ballston Spa 1:14:09 

18 Ruth Steciuk 35 Troy 1:14:32 

19 Christine Tower 36 North Adams, MA 1:14:29 

20 Jamie Davenport 38 Guilderland 1:14:53 



2 Mike Chow 43 Poughkeepsie 53:33 

3 Joseph Sullivan 43 Schenectady 54:56 

4 John Deer 40 Slingerlands 55:08 

5 Shaun McGrath 43 Whitehall 57:33 


7 Kyle Mahoney 41 Ballston Lake 57:59 

8 Joseph Messia 40 Loudonville 59:25 

9 Ryan Fisher 42 Ballston Spa 59:53 

10 Jonathan Petruccelli 41 Albany 1:00:39 

11 Saturnino Fernandez 42 Slingerlands 1:01:08 

12 Shaun Evans 44 Middle Grove 1:02:49 

13 Rudy Zamora 42 Latham 1:02:52 

14 Christopher Jaynes 41 Ballston Spa 1:04:28 

15 Ambrose Schaffer 40 Canajoharie 1:04:35 

16 Anthony Lucier 43 Glenville 1:08:04 

17 Ryan Cooper 41 Clifton Park 1:08:10 

18 Peter Jones 41 Niskayuna 1:08:15 

19 Michael Van Flue 40 Troy 1:09:56 

20 Tom MacGregor 40 Delmar 1:10:05 

continued 

47TH ANNUAL MVP HEALTH CARE STOCKADE-ATHON 15K ROAD RACE cont. 


1 Marta Dauphinee 44 Glenville 1:00:35 

2 Jessica Charles 40 Oriskany 1:00:59 

3 Sarah Parks 42 Troy 1:03:34 

4 Ann Marie Moskal 42 Ballston Spa 1:05:10 

5 Kari Deer 43 Slingerlands 1:06:30 

6 Kate Forbush 42 Slingerlands 1:07:37 

7 Yanping Shen 43 Saratoga Springs 1:08:21 

8 Melissa Pecora 41 Gansevoort 1:08:36 

9 Amanda Carroll 40 Albany 1:09:47 

10 Amanda Susser 40 Niskayuna 1:09:44 

11 Jennifer Bryant 41 Albany 1:09:47 

12 Kristen Kuhn 43 Delmar 1:09:50 

13 Laura Zima 42 Albany 1:09:51 

14 Kay Williams 42 Scotia 1:10:32 

15 Erin Murphy 42 Albany 1:13:08 

16 Katie Johnson 41 Delmar 1:14:12 

17 Jessica Brown 41 Albany 1:14:44 

18 Jess Keller 42 Ballston Spa 1:15:49 

19 Jade Barth 43 Syracuse 1:15:42 

20 Theresa Delorenzo 44 Waterford 1:17:01 


1 Matthew Gokey 48 Delmar 57:11 

2 Matt Crave 45 Schenectady 57:49 

3 Phil Matthews 48 Waterford 59:26 

4 Greg Ethier 49 Mechanicville 59:48 

5 Jason Greski 47 Scotia 1:00:41 

6 Robert Irwin 49 Guilderland 1:00:42 

7 Steven Imbriaco 46 Glenmont 1:00:43 

8 Raymon Webster 47 Altamont 1:01:39 

9 Cory Wajda 47 Sand Lake 1:02:26 

10 Dean Geesler 49 Slingerlands 1:02:47 

11 Leonard Leonidas 49 Castleton-on-Hudson 1:03:06 

12 Paul Cirillo 46 Mohawk 1:03:52 

13 Steve Maynard 47 Schenectady 1:04:57 

14 Clay Lodovice 47 Voorheesville 1:05:32 

15 Vasil Koleci 46 Albany 1:05:42 

16 Ken Stack 46 Liverpool 1:06:01 

17 William Dodds 48 Albany 1:06:14 

18 Todd Smith 48 Voorheesville 1:07:11 

19 Feng Chen 46 Schenectady 1:07:11 

20 Brendan Hughes 45 Ballston Spa 1:07:16 


1 Colleen Ottalagano-McGarry 45 Slingerlands 1:07:27 

2 Kelly Morris 45 Nassau 1:10:48 

3 Erin Gregory 46 Clifton Park 1:12:09 

4 Erin Ludwig 45 Frankfort 1:12:17 

5 Amy Smyth 45 Melrose 1:13:02 

6 Heather Hieronymi 49 Saratoga Springs 1:14:30 

7 Carmela Giordano 47 Hoosick Falls 1:14:36 

8 Barbara Cutler 47 Troy 1:15:07 

9 Heather Dibiase 47 Clifton Park 1:16:10 

10 Laura Kelly 49 Albany 1:17:17 

11 Carrie Andrews 46 Rochester 1:18:00 

12 Lisa May 46 Brunswick 1:18:03 

13 Kathleen Barclay 45 Ballston Spa 1:19:43 

14 Shannon Pageau 49 Rensselaer 1:21:48 

15 Victoria Wagner 48 Altamont 1:21:46 

16 Treva Carrig 47 Averill Park 1:22:38 

17 Debbie Gulneck 48 Stillwater 1:22:32 

18 Amy Vanderkar 46 Averill Park 1:24:12 

19 Erika Ries 46 Albany 1:25:41 

20 Kelly Andrew 49 Chazy 1:27:47 


1 Derek Grout 50 Valatie 56:57 

2 Andrew Reed 51 Niskayuna 59:22 

3 Patric Brew 53 Kinderhook 59:33 

4 Brock Davis 54 Lyn, ON 1:01:20 

5 Bill Hamel 51 Clifton Park 1:02:03 

6 Dennis Vanvlack 50 Duanesburg 1:02:52 

7 Jian Shen 52 Albany 1:03:21 

8 Gil Chorbajian 53 Schenectady 1:04:09 

9 Stephen Marchant 51 Glenville 1:07:40 

10 Callistus Antony 51 Mechanicville 1:08:26 

11 John Williams-Searle 54 Albany 1:10:13 

12 Dimitri Garder 53 North Bennington, VT 1:10:48 

13 Clifford Erickson 52 Voorheesville 1:10:50 

14 Travis Moore 50 Ballston Lake 1:12:07 

15 Rick Zachgo 52 Rexford 1:12:12 

16 Dennis Beardsley 50 Castleton 1:12:23 

17 John Genevich 53 Saratoga Springs 1:12:55 

18 Scott Kelly 50 Delmar 1:13:31 

19 Steve Gibbs 50 Clifton Park 1:14:33 

20 Kevin Beattie 52 Schenectady 1:14:33 


1 Lydia Dillon 53 Oneonta 1:07:56 

2 Jeannine Macera 52 Oriskany 1:08:59 

3 Michelle Hughes 52 Clifton Park 1:12:30 

4 Lonnie Halusic 54 Ballston Spa 1:13:54 

5 Jill Rembetski 53 Averill Park 1:16:59 

6 Patty Wagner 50 Clifton Park 1:17:12 

7 Sarah Vogel 53 Slingerlands 1:17:12 

8 Christine Stanavich 51 Amsterdam 1:17:42 

9 Pamela Delsignore 53 South Glens Falls 1:18:14 

10 Carolann Koleci 50 Albany 1:18:12 

11 Laura Floge 51 Averill Park 1:18:48 

12 Mary Wyatt 52 Charlton 1:18:53 

13 Janice Balogh 51 Averill Park 1:20:13 

14 Terry Chan 50 Jersey City, NJ 1:20:28 

15 Sandy Malloy 53 Feura Bush 1:20:28 

16 Karen Skiba 51 Troy 1:21:46 

17 Jody Monroe 52 Ballston Lake 1:24:36 

18 Barbara Judge 50 Berne 1:26:30 

19 Michele Dombroski 54 Clifton Park 1:26:56 

20 Jennifer Ferriss 50 Saratoga Springs 1:27:47 


1 Scott Humphrey 56 Marcy 55:13 

2 David Putney 58 Newport 58:39 

3 Thomas Kracker 58 Delmar 1:01:13 

4 Steven Tinkler 57 Clifton Park 1:02:21 

5 Ed Menis 58 Schenectady 1:03:19 

6 Craig Dubois 59 Sprakers 1:03:37 

7 Paul Humphrey 55 Deerfield 1:03:53 

8 Patrick Jansen 59 Scotia 1:05:19 

9 John Sestito 59 Johnsonville 1:07:19 

10 Gary Longhi 58 Colonie 1:08:23 

11 Tim Kostoroski 56 Niskayuna 1:10:27 

12 Juan Rivelo 59 Clifton Park 1:13:07 

13 Gene Terwilliger 55 Glenville 1:13:44 

14 Kenneth Lane 56 Castleton 1:13:49 

15 Mike Langevin 57 Albany 1:14:32 

16 Steven Spuck 56 Albany 1:15:21 

17 Tom Verret 58 Schenectady 1:15:40 

18 Matthew Kawola 58 Latham 1:15:52 

19 Jacob Reider 59 Slingerlands 1:16:02 

20 John Glaser 58 Niskayuna 1:16:53 


1 Paula Wiltse 55 Lyn, ON 1:01:51 

2 Lori Kingsley 56 Wysox, PA 1:02:56 

3 Anne Benson 57 Clifton Park 1:08:09 

4 Alyssa Risko 57 Schenectady 1:09:25 

5 Lisa Nieradka 57 Clifton Park 1:11:44 

6 Kristen Hislop 58 Halfmoon 1:13:17 

7 Lauren Hamilton 58 Schenectady 1:13:51 

8 Christine Varley 58 Albany 1:14:14 

9 Laurie Hoyt 56 Schenectady 1:15:27 

10 Annette Romano 58 Malta 1:17:07 

11 Sue Demos 56 Queensbury 1:18:55 

12 Mary Buck 59 Mechanicville 1:21:23 

13 Margaret Burke 59 Schenectady 1:23:30 

14 Areta Pidwerbetsky 59 Schenectady 1:25:48 

15 Bridget Cotugno 56 Malta 1:27:03 

16 Cathy Needleman 56 Middleburgh 1:26:54 

17 Roseanne Murphy 56 Cohoes 1:27:43 

18 Lynn Schwartz 55 Clifton Park 1:27:51 

19 Nanette Hatch 57 Waterford 1:29:02 

20 Melissa Rowe 55 Bennington, VT 1:30:14 



2 Rudean Reynolds 61 Troy 1:08:16 

3 Mark Weidner 61 Queensbury 1:08:35 

4 Jim Allott 63 Wilton 1:09:26 

5 Christopher Kurkjian 62 Ballston Lake 1:10:18 

6 David Bangert 61 Bolton Landing 1:10:51 

7 Russ Hoyer 62 Voorheesville 1:10:51 

8 Michael Abdallah 61 Mohawk 1:11:20 

9 Daniel Nugent 64 Delmar 1:12:18 

10 Gary Burak 64 New Hartford 1:13:35 

11 Jeff George 60 Little Falls 1:14:45 

12 Daniel Esper 62 Slingerlands 1:18:19 

13 Steve Janack 60 Glenville 1:19:45 

14 David Marchetti 62 Burnt Hills 1:21:18 

15 Dennis Contois 61 Lawrenceville, NJ 1:22:14 

16 Jeffrey Many 64 Saratoga Springs 1:23:09 

17 Peter Fish 63 Albany 1:23:14 

18 Douglas Allers 62 Glenville 1:24:15 

19 Joe Orsini 62 Schenectady 1:25:02 

20 Brian Connors 64 Schenectady 1:24:56 


1 Beth Stalker 63 Chestertown 1:07:20 

2 Colleen Brackett 61 Albany 1:15:36 

3 Kelley Vite 62 Clifton Park 1:20:35 

4 Jean Kalwas 63 Clifton Park 1:26:56 

5 Sue Tucker 62 Ilion 1:27:04 

6 Laura George 60 Little Falls 1:26:53 

7 Lauren Herbs 60 Rexford 1:27:20 

8 Monique Jacobs 62 Latham 1:28:40 

9 Laurie Anderson 64 Queensbury 1:30:08 

10 Susan Schaefer 64 West Sand Lake 1:31:28 

11 Jennifer Lawrence 63 East Greenbush 1:33:15 

12 Andrea Rowe 62 Glenville 1:34:08 

13 Nancy Stevens 62 Latham 1:35:04 

14 Ellen Gordon 62 Troy 1:40:31 

15 Molly Lindley 64 Averill Park 1:41:40 

16 Joanne Richardson 61 Clifton Park 1:41:40 

17 Sharon Scala 64 Marcy 1:50:34 

18 Barbara Bradley 64 Slingerlands 1:50:51 

19 Jo Ann Pommer 61 Duanesburg 1:51:26 

20 Paula Hurlbut 62 Watertown 1:52:19 


1 Stephen Jones 68 Averill Park 1:11:49 

2 Joe Gwozdz 67 Cheshire, MA 1:15:12 

3 Ronald Dunn 67 Albany 1:15:11 

4 Steve Palmer 66 Bainbridge 1:15:12 

5 Peter Dunn 66 Manchester, NH 1:17:00 

6 James Forbes 68 Valley Falls 1:18:27 

7 Raymond Framarin 67 Valatie 1:20:59 

8 William Martin 66 Gansevoort 1:21:07 

9 Michael Wright 68 Albany 1:23:28 

10 Ronald Lester 65 Coeymans Hollow 1:25:57 

11 Martin Touhey 69 Albany 1:26:06 

12 George Baranauskas 69 Scotia 1:27:05 

13 Dave Cole 65 Troy 1:27:46 

14 Jeffrey Haff 67 Clifton Park 1:29:52 

15 Jim Lofthouse 67 Ballston Spa 1:33:48 

16 Scott Stevens 65 Charlton 1:34:37 

17 Richard Zahnleuter 66 Clifton Park 1:36:38 

18 Al Smith 68 Clifton Park 1:38:04 

19 Richard Kelly 66 Schenectady 1:39:21 

20 Stanley Gorski 67 Albany 1:40:52 


1 Kim Law 65 East Greenbush 1:19:07 

2 Elizabeth Herkenham 66 Charlton 1:27:18 

3 Carolyn Bur George 68 Albany 1:29:06 

4 Melody Hoffmann 65 Coeymans Hollow 1:29:47 

5 Joan Williams 69 Clifton Park 1:30:09 

6 Darlene Cardillo 69 Delmar 1:34:58 

7 Joan Celentano 69 Schenectady 1:35:53 

8 Kathleen Cahalan 65 Loudonville 1:36:08 

9 Kathy Allott 67 Wilton 1:37:13 

10 Debra Kelley 69 Albany 1:38:18 

11 Colleen Walsh 66 Troy 1:38:56 

12 Maria Schollenberger 65 Delmar 1:58:51 


1 Tom McGuire 71 Slingerlands 1:16:28 

2 Mark Sager 72 Glens Falls 1:23:08 

3 Bob Mead 73 East Greenbush 1:24:40 

4 Daniel Larson 71 Queensbury 1:29:23 

5 Richard Bennett 70 Clifton Park 1:32:57 

6 Bob Donnelly 70 Cherry Valley 1:34:37 

7 Steven Johnson 71 Oneonta 1:47:41 

8 Edward Swanson 73 Ballston Lake 2:00:14 

9 David Durkin 73 Rensselaer 2:02:01 

10 Edwin Litts 73 Schenectady 2:10:11 

11 Sean Robbins 72 Wynantskill 2:18:43 

12 Ken Ebert 71 Ballston Lake 2:19:10 

13 Bill Querbes 70 Clifton Park 2:25:56 


1 Linda Jennings 70 Tewksbury, MA 1:23:24 

2 Erika Oesterle 71 Stamford 1:23:42 

3 Kristine Thorne 72 Clifton Park 1:37:57 

4 Jill Pederson 72 Lake George 1:39:31 

5 Suzanne Forbes 73 Valley Falls 2:13:27 


1 Dave Glass 76 Glenville 1:09:32 

2 Dennis Moore 75 New Paltz 1:19:52 

3 David Dibelius 75 Lake George 1:31:28 

4 Jim Fiore 75 Latham 1:46:03 

5 Charles Brockett 76 Dolgeville 1:47:07 


1 Susan Wong 75 Glenmont 1:33:32 


1 Roger Robinson 83 New Paltz 1:21:58 

2 Raymond Lee Jr 80 Halfmoon 2:20:19 


1 Sibyl Jacobson 80 Palm Beach Gardens, FL 2:18:52 

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