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Army Ten-Miler Sponsors
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Congratulations Letter
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Photo Tribute to 2021 ATM Runners – You are Army Strong
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Feature Story - Wisconsin Family
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Photo Tribute to 2021 ATM Runners – You are Army Strong
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Feature Story - Team Page
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Photo Tribute to 2021 ATM Runners – You are Army Strong
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2021 ATM Official Shadow Run Series Presented by General Dynamics
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2021 ATM Winners List
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ATM Historical Highlights
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Thank You Runners
THANK YOU, Army Ten-Miler runners, sponsors, supporters and enthusiasts, for your loyalty, commitment, and support of the Army Ten-Miler. Your unwavering support of Army Ten-Miler does not go unnoticed, and it is a founding pillar within our organization. Each year, we strive to deliver an event as amazing as our runners and each year you all show up representing your towns, communities and military installations all over the world; and you give your all! This year throughout uncertainties, you all continued to the finish line and ensured that we continued forward with a 37-year Army Ten-Miler tradition. You also shared wonderful photos and created amazing memories around the world, and we were so delighted to see your accomplishments. We are so proud to have you in our race! Together, we embody Army’s ‘espirit de corps’ and we look forward to running with you, in the 38th edition of the Army’s Race! Sincerely, The Army Ten-Miler Team #RunArmyRunStrong
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Photo Tribute to 2021 ATM Runners
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You Are Army Strong
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Wisconsin Family THREE GENERATIONS OF WISCONSIN ARMY FAMILY PREPARE FOR ARMY TEN-MILER
With fitness and conditioning so critical to military service, it comes as no surprise that many armed forces families participate in the Army Ten-Miler each year, many of whom travel great distances for the experience. Retired Wisconsin Army National Guard Major Dale Ray Bergeson will bring “Papa’s Crew” to run this year, a multi-generational team that includes his 18-year-old grandson, Liam O’Keefe, a high school senior who plans to follow in his grandfather’s footsteps and pursue a career in the US Army, and two of his daughters -- one of whom is an ATM rookie.
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An experienced distance runner, Bergeson discovered his love for running while undergoing physical training during basic training at Fort Campbell, Ky. Raised on a dairy farm, Dale’s early morning and afternoon chores barred his participation in school sports, but he quickly discovered that, as one among some 180 Soldiers in basic, he performed better than most in the physical fitness test. “I made the best of it because the physical fitness test was the first spark for me, allowing me to compete and later master. Once I accomplished that, I thought I’ll actually keep this up, because the exercise simply feels good. So I started running and I kept running!”
When his draft number was called, Bergeson took advantage of his engineering background and enlisted via the Civilian Acquired Skills Program, with the support of his father Donald. The elder Bergeson had served as a Staff Sergeant in the US Army, was wounded in the Pacific Theater and earned a Purple Heart. A busy dairy farmer with four children, Donald Bergeson was reticent about his own service record with his family but assured his son that the Army would be good for him. And so it was. MAJ Bergeson (Ret.) shares that on the last day of basic, his name was called to board a bus bound for Fort Sam Houston, Texas where he would train as a combat medic before deployment to Germany. While he says he had no interest in becoming a medic, and preferred working with heavy equipment, it proved a positive experience and he decided to pursue a career as a
Physician’s Assistant. He applied for PA school and joined the Wisconsin Army National Guard as a CW-1 where he was assigned for 17 years to an Infantry Battalion. “When my two years was up, I joined the National Guard and was studying to become a PA. Based on my PT test, the state called and asked me if I would run the Lincoln (NE) Marathon as part of the Wisconsin Army National Guard team because of my fitness test performance in the National Guard as well. I ended up running with their marathon team for 10 years, but for that first one, I only had 10 days to train!” Throughout the process, Dale also ran the Army Ten-Miler, traveling to Washington, D.C. with the Wisconsin National Guard team until he retired in 1999. Fondly recollecting, he savored the experience of running through city streets, taking in the Memorials and Monuments along the route. The Wisconsin team always took a day for sightseeing, and Dale took full advantage of the camaraderie, the opportunity to meet other units from across the country and beyond, as well as other military branches, and the manner in which runners supported each other throughout the weekend. During his service, Dale had the opportunity to attend flight surgeon school at Fort Rucker, Ala. and became an Aeromedical PA, eventually serving in Desert Storm in 1990-91 with the 13th Evacuation Hospital.
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Wisconsin Family
“ATM is a perfect bonding experience for Soldiers, but I didn’t consider continuing to run it until my daughter Tabatha (O’Keefe) suggested that she and I register in 2015 or so. In 2019, her sons Liam [the first year he was eligible, at 16] and Morgan joined us, and the full experience had a tremendous impact on Liam, who had already been talking about joining the Army,” said Dale. Liam, who followed his mother and Dale in running by signing up for cross-country in 7th grade, loved the experience of running his first Army Ten-Miler, but says he is also looking forward to the ATM Expo, which had a big impact on him in 2019 and confirmed his desire to join the Army. Entering his senior year in high school, he is planning to enlist and hopes to attend flight school, eventually becoming a helicopter pilot. He credits a Black Hawk pilot he met at the 2019 ATM Expo with sparking that idea.
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As one of the youngest runners in his first ATM, was Liam intimidated by the race? “I wasn’t really at all because I was just so excited to be there and experience the race with everyone else,” he said. “I never ran with my grandfather before and I didn’t realize how fast he is. Within the first mile, I was running with my brother Morgan and then Papa just ran past us!”
“ATM is a perfect bonding experience for Soldiers...the full experience had a tremendous impact on Liam, who had already been talking about joining the Army” Dale credits his daughter Tabatha for leading the family runs. “My daughter challenges me and has gotten ahead of me over time. I have been working harder to try to catch back up to her.”
Now Dale and Tabatha have Megan preparing for her first ATM with plans to join Papa’s Crew in D.C. this October. While it may seem like an intimidating endeavor, she has the advantage of joining her family members who are experienced Army Ten-Miler runners who can provide accurate expectations, and even talk through some of their lessons learned.
NOTE: Based on the news of the ATM going virtual, the family was touring Washington, DC on October 10 with plans to run as a family back in Wisconsin upon their return.
Most importantly, as part of her family’s team, she has their support. Together, Papa’s Crew will #RunArmyRunStrong at the 37th Annual ATM.
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Photo Tribute to 2021 ATM Runners
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You Are Army Strong
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Photo Tribute to 2021 ATM Runners
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You Are Army Strong
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Team Page FATHER-SON BOND FROM ARMY TEN-MILER INSPIRES WHOLE FAMILY Team Page to Honor Dad’s Running Legacy
Each year, the Army Ten-Miler (ATM) draws in competitors from across the country, each with their own inspiration to run. For some, this event provides incredible athletic competition within our nation’s capital. Others love the patriotism, camaraderie, and tradition of the event. And for many, the race is a way for them to honor and pay respect to the men and women who have served. 14
SGM Alfred Page’s motivation was no different. He ran in the ATM annually to honor the soldiers he fought alongside and those who were left behind. Beginning in the late eighties, US Army Sergeant Major (SGM, retired) Alfred Page ran in more than 30 Army Ten-Milers (including last year’s virtual race).
“Besides Christmas, Easter, and our birthdays, this was the best time me and my dad spent together one on one.” In 1996, his son Todd began training and running the ATM alongside his father, forging a special bond between the two. Todd notes that “Besides Christmas, Easter, and our birthdays, this was the best time me and my dad spent together one on one.” The pair ran in the ATM to strengthen their relationship, test their endurance, pray for the country and show their support and respect for all service members. For the first time in over 20 years, Todd will not run this race alongside his father, but rather with Team Page, preserving and honoring SGM Page’s incredible legacy.
At just 19 years old, Alfred Page was drafted into the Army to serve his country in the Vietnam War. Page initially served as a combat medic in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne and the 1st Infantry Division. Shortly before he was drafted, he married Connie Hines Page, and they were happily together for 52 years. While in Vietnam, Connie gave birth to their first born, Todd. Upon returning from the war, Page decided to reenlist in the Army, taking his young family to posts including Fort Campbell, Ky., Fort Leavenworth, Kan., and Mainz Germany. Eventually, he was transferred for his final assignment to Washington, D.C., stationed at Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital, rising to the post of Non-Commissioned Officer-in-Charge (NCOIC) of the operating room.
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Team Page
“When I run the ATM in October, I know that I will feel like my dad is with me. Army Ten-Miler Sunday will remain one of the most special days of the year.” Although Page was always a runner, moving to the Military District of Washington ignited a stronger passion for running and a desire to compete. During this time, Page and his family lived in Silver Spring, Md. Rather than driving to Walter Reed’s former campus in Northwest D.C., Page opted to leave his house around 3:00 a.m. each morning and run to work. 16
After 22 years of hard work and meaningful service, Page retired from the military and moved to his wife’s hometown of Louisville, Ky. Their son Todd was both an engineering student and an NCAA basketball player at the University of Louisville (he played under the legendary Denny Crum!). Moving away from Washington did not stop Page from participating in the ATM. In fact, he travelled back to DC each year for the ATM. Once both Todd and his sister, Lynn Brooks, moved back to Maryland, Page also returned to the area to be closer to his children and grandchildren.
Alfred Page was an inspiration to his family for his faith, his tenacity, and his love and respect for those around him. Todd notes, “He loved God, his family, his country, the Army, and then the Army Ten-Miler.” This year, Todd and his dad registered for the ATM, but Alfred Page succumbed to cancer in July following a courageous battle – just one month after the sudden death of his wife, Connie. Page’s impact inspired Todd and Margie to gather family members and create Team Page, consisting of their siblings, Margie’s husband, and six of Alfred’s grandchildren, ages 16-26. Todd recalls that his father “lived his life being focused and disciplined” and that
is the lesson Todd is trying to pass on to Team Page. Among the three members of the team that have not previously participated in a 10-mile race is Todd’s daughter Serena. Together they are training for the race and Todd is passing on his father’s legacy. “When I run the ATM in October, I know that I will feel like my dad is with me. Army Ten-Miler Sunday will remain one of the most special days of the year.” NOTE: Team Page ran on October 10 in Washington, D.C, along the same course that Todd and his Dad covered in 2020, passing all of the same monuments with the entire team ending at the Vietnam wall.
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Photo Tribute to 2021 ATM Runners
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You Are Army Strong
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2021 Official Army Ten-Miler Shadow Run Series Presented by General Dynamics
Locations and Results
Al Asad Air Base, Iraq ARMY TEN-MILER OFFICIAL
SERIES RUNARMYRUNSTRONG
Male Even Dalen - 59:42:00 Nowak Maciek - 59:58:00 Bart Batowski - 1:00:48 Female Victoria Johanson - 1:05:53 Libertad Rivera - 1:09:18 Christina Martin - 1:14:34
Baghdad Diplomatic Support Center, Iraq Male Kevin Kniery - 1:00:02 Jim Morgan - 1:01:01 Geoffrey Mobegi - 1:02:03 Female Ashley Sarlo - 1:17 Ashley Kotran – 1:25 Courtney Elliott - 1:36
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2021 Official Army Ten-Miler Shadow Run Series Presented by General Dynamics
Locations and Results
Camp Arifjan, Kuwait ARMY TEN-MILER OFFICIAL
SERIES RUNARMYRUNSTRONG
Male 1LT Lee Weeks - 1:05:50 SPC Yacob Warsume - 1:06:11 SGT Paul Quartermaine - 1:07:42 Female 1 LT Emma Mickelson - 1:13:17 CPT Katie Consstable - 1:18:20 MSGT Natasha Stannard - 1:21:00
Camp Buehring, Kuwait Male PFC Hodabalo Sama - 1:04:14 SPC Timothy Reyes - 1:05:05 CPT Roland Paquetter - 1:06:11 Female 1LT Neilson Diane - 1:10:17 1LT Courtney Colby - 1:17:45 1LT Whitney Hannah - 1:18:27
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2021 Official Army Ten-Miler Shadow Run Series Presented by General Dynamics
Locations and Results
Army Support Activity Black Sea (Romania and Bulgaria)
ARMY TEN-MILER OFFICIAL
SERIES RUNARMYRUNSTRONG
Male SSG Kolbie Bethel - 1:21 SSG Michael Biggs - 1: 24 SSG Skyler Genest - 1:29 Female SG Katie Cimmino - 1:54 Irish Demaree - 2:35
Manda Bay (Csl-Mb) Kenya, Africa
Male Mr. Osango - 1:04:30 Mr. Wambugu - 1:06:34 Mr. Mabonga - 1:07:26 Female CPT Facciano - 1:24:32 TSGT Hreso - 1:25:43 SA Hofstetter - 1:25:47
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2021 Official Army Ten-Miler Shadow Run Series Presented by General Dynamics
Locations and Results
Storck Barracks, U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach, Germany
ARMY TEN-MILER OFFICIAL
SERIES RUNARMYRUNSTRONG
Male SFC Jonathan Washington - 1:10:14 PFC Toure Mohamed - 1:12:13 SSG John Rogers - 1:12:16 Female SPC Sammi Wright - 1:25:52 1LT April Mattos - 1:25:53 1LT Nicole McCombs - 1:29:47 tie 1LT Virginia Jahr - 1:29:47 tie
Erbil Air Base (Eab), Iraq Male Di’Jon Smith - 53:17:00 Tom Bailey - 57:16:00 William Ezzard - 59:23 Female Maxime Copsy - 1:12:12 Anderson Dibble - 1:14:37 Margaret Dougherty - 1:15:51
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2021 Official Army Ten-Miler Shadow Run Series Presented by General Dynamics
Locations and Results
Republic of Turkey ARMY TEN-MILER OFFICIAL
SERIES RUNARMYRUNSTRONG
Male PFC Ian Dewey - 1:11 PFC Kaden Broadway - 1:31 1LT Alexander Rose - 1:32 Female V2LT Elaine Dudley - 2:12
Fos Trzebie, Poland Male SSG Nathan Weir PFC James Huckman SGT James Wright Female 1LT Imane Ouaouzar PFC Ingrid Sandoval PFC Megan Shank
Kure, Hiroshima Perfecture, Japan Union 3, Iraq 24
2021 Winners Washington, D.C. | October 11
OVERALL AWARD WINNERS MALE OPEN OVERALL WINNERS Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Time
1
945145581
Lawi Lalang
M
29
Colorado Springs, CO
47:11
2
929838683
Rob Eberhart
M
30
Washington, DC
48:00
3
929838783
Paul El-Meouchy
M
40
Washington, DC
48:00
FEMALE OPEN OVERALL WINNERS Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Time
1
936742684
Caroline Sang
F
25
Colorado Springs, DC
55:26
2
943538384
Geisha Alvarez
F
30
Cullowhee, NC
55:54
3
945364383
Kristi Chipman
F
36
Big Rapids, MI
58:52
Time
MALE MASTER WINNERS Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
1
929838783
Paul El-Meouchy
M
40
Washington, DC 48:00
FEMALE MASTER WINNER Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Time
1
934879681
Shannon Bueker
F
45
Southern Pines, NC
1:01:54
MALE MILITARY OVERALL WINNERS Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Time
1
945145581
Lawi Lalang
M
29
Colorado Springs, CO
47:11
2
936658583
Samuel Kosgei
M
36
Colorado Springs, CO
49:06
3
936636681
Kyle Smith
M
32
Colorado Springs, CO
49:37
FEMALE MILITARY OVERALL WINNERS Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Time
1
936742684
Caroline Sang
F
25
Colorado Springs, CO
55:26
2
940467388
Lindsay Gabow
F
26
San Antonio, TX
1:00:20
3
949688386
Kristen Gray
F
27
Augusta, GA
1:00:25
AGE DIVISION WINNERS MALE 15 - 19 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
941248685
Matthew Bustos
M
18
Schertz, TX
56:04
2
945282787
Harry Marson
M
17
West Point, NY
56:16
3
939983182
Dashiell Rogers
M
19
West Point, NY
56:53
25
2021 Winners FEMALE 15 - 19 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Age
Residence
Netime
1
946175087
Morgan Murray
F
Sex
19
Amityville, NY
1:06:48
2
944731288
Rebecca McCorkendale
F
19
Charleston, SC
1:07:52
3
939638386
Haley Seaward
F
19
West Point, NY
1:08:40
MALE 20 - 29 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
941573981
Nolan Neville
M
22
Fort Wainwright, AK
52:17
2
940546383
Trevor Touchton
M
25
Fayetteville, NC
52:24
3
940383287
Kendall Ward
M
28
Southern Pines, NC
52:27
FEMALE 20 - 29 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
940467388
Lindsay Gabow
F
26
San Antonio, TX
1:00:20
2
949688386
Kristen Gray
F
27
Augusta, GA
1:00:25
3
940091584
Andrea Haus
F
28
Saint Paul, MN
1:00:59
26
2021 Winners
FEMALE 20 - 29 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
940467388
Lindsay Gabow
F
26
San Antonio, TX
1:00:20
2
949688386
Kristen Gray
F
27
Augusta, GA
1:00:25
3
940091584
Andrea Haus
F
28
Saint Paul, MN
1:00:59
MALE 30 - 39 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
936658583
Samuel Kosgei
M
36
Colorado Springs, CO
49:06
2
936636681
Kyle Smith
M
32
Colorado Springs, CO
49:37
3
936630488
Michael Biwott
M
31
Colorado Spring, CO
50:58
Sex
FEMALE 30 - 39 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Age
Residence
Netime
1
939069686
Amy Swiatecki-Mccabe F
37
Chatham, NJ
1:02:17
2
947002081
Amanda Wilson
F
37
Whispering Pines, NC
1:04:21
3
940203985
Brianna Williamson
F
35
Minneapolis, MN
1:05:07
MALE 40 - 49 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
931994984
Stephen Pizzulli
M
40
Elkton, MD
55:36
2
939793783
Billy Atkinson
M
40
Horizon City, TX
58:59
3
939585287
Silas Davidson
M
42
West Point, NY
1:00:08
FEMALE 40 - 49 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
946050985
Jacqueline Johnson
F
47
Glen Carbon, IL
1:05:19
2
935525387
Vivien Harkrader
F
44
Springfield, VA
1:12:00
3
945653881
Mindy Nguyen
F
44
Springfield, VA
1:13:44
MALE 50 - 59 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
935568782
Bryan Mikesh
M
55
Herndon, VA
1:07:09
2
938477581
Raymond Matthews
M
53
Hudson OH
1:08:30
3
929868087
Ty Emmans
M
52
Elk River, MN
1:08:38
FEMALE 50 - 59 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
929378285
Natalie Synnott
F
57
Seaford, NY
1:11:40
2
933717686
Shannon Smith
F
54
Washington, DC
1:14:02
3
933728481
Paige Waterman
F
53
Bethesda, MD
1:15:21
MALE 60 - 69 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
942748883
Dennis Paradeis
M
63
Weaver, AL
1:07:10
2
942520886
Mike Sinisi
M
60
Springfield, VA
1:11:07
3
949715185
Charles (Chuck) Guta
M
69
Kennesaw, GA
1:18:08
27
2021 Winners FEMALE 60 - 69 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
929995987
Margaret Wilmoth
F
67
Chapel Hill, NC
1:14:17
2
933738088
Lisa Cimbala F
61
Irwin, PA 1:19:29
3
951072586
Sherri Tullia
F
60
Alexandria, VA
1:24:21
MALE 70 - 79 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
935579483
Dennis McCoy
M
70
Vienna, VA
1:27:25
2
941248084
James Pedersen
M
73
Palos Park, IL
1:31:01
3
931257384
Harry Sawyer
M
71
Fairfax Station, VA
1:31:58
FEMALE 70 - 79 DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
933711581
Mary Kessler
F
71
Harbeson, DE
1:34:36
2
929361887
Mary Kirsch
F
75
Yardley, PA
1:47:23
3
933735487
Geri Morris
F
70
Traverse City, MI
1:54:58
MALE 80 & OVER DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
933907787
Dennis Reimer
M
81
Arlington, VA
2:20:33
2
933802481
John McNerney
M
83
McLean, VA
2:23:11
3
952307784
John MacIntyre
M
83
San Antonio, TX
2:27:12
FEMALE 80 & OVER DIVISION Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
930371382
Haesook Choi
F
89
Springfield, VA
2:53:13
DISABLED AND WOUNDED WARRIOR WINNERS MALE PUSH RIM OVERALL WINNER Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
933818683
Ethan Nicholson
M
16
Fort Belvoir, VA
3:14:39
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
43
Fort Huachuca, AZ
1:49:42
FEMALE PUSH RIM OVERALL WINNER Place
No
Name
1
933826487
Tiffany Rodriguez-Rexroad F
MALE HAND CYCLE OVERALL WINNER Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
931106584
David Christopher
M
49
Odessa, TX
37:11
FEMALE HAND CYCLE OVERALL WINNER Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
941326485
Devann Murphy
F
41
Keeseville, NY
40:55
28
2021 Winners MALE RECUMBENT CYCLE OVERALL WINNER Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
933736584
Kevin Bittenbender
M
55
Montgomery, PA
38:30
MALE WOUNDED WARRIOR - VISUALLY IMPAIRED Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
938839783
Joseph Bogart
M
47
Meridian, ID
1:43:51
MALE WOUNDED WARRIOR - AMPUTEE OVERALL Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
936541783
Gene Calantoc
M
36
Cibolo, TX
50:18
MALE WOUNDED WARRIOR - DISABLED ATHLETE OVERALL WINNER Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
943557582
Austin Parker
M
38
Hanford, CA
29:48
FEMALE WOUNDED WARRIOR - DISABLED ATHLETE OVERALL WINNER Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Netime
1
943577281
Tisha Knickerbocker
F
29
Jupiter, FL
57:20
TEAM DIVISION WINNERS ACTIVE-DUTY MEN TEAM WINNERS 1. Fort Carson Men IP 0:49:06, 0:49:37, 0:50:58, 0:54:20 = 3:24:01 Samuel Kosgei M, Kyle Smith M, Michael Biwott M, Robert Cheseret M 2. Fort Bragg Men 0:52:24, 0:52:27, 0:53:16, 0:54:32 = 3:32:39 Trevor Touchton M, Kendall Ward M, Michael Moore M, Brian Hayes M 3. Fort Bliss Men 0:56:38, 0:58:59, 1:02:47, 1:06:03 = 4:04:27 Chris Boyle M, Billy Atkinson M, John Saporito M, Jeff Urry M
ACTIVE-DUTY WOMEN TEAM WINNERS 1. Fort Carson Women IP 0:55:26, 1:02:20, 1:02:28, 1:07:26 = 4:07:40 Caroline Sang F, Samantha Schultz F, Lindsey Pritchard F, Catalina Dominick F 2. Fort Bragg Women 1:00:20, 1:08:17, 1:10:00, 1:10:18 = 4:28:55 Lindsay Gabow F, Esther Spradling F, Kathleen Vogel F, Amberly Weber F 3. JBLM Women 1:10:03, 1:15:12, 1:20:02, 1:22:38 = 5:07:55 Sandra Khounvichai F, Toria Koutras F, Susan Pierson F, Kerri Haider F
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ACTIVE-DUTY MIXED TEAM WINNERS ACTIVE-DUTY MEN TEAM WINNERS 1. Fort Bragg Mixed 0:59:26, 1:00:08, 1:09:39, 1:14:14 = 4:23:27 Matthew Bearden M, Ryan McCarthy M, Abby Toth F, Leyla Kosakowski F 2. Team Korea 0:55:58, 1:09:15, 1:09:21, 1:13:08 = 4:27:42 Marc Samland M, Shane Buzza M, Andrew Kosterman M, Alaina Mariano F 3. West Point MWR 1:00:08, 1:00:09, 1:14:52, 1:18:55 = 4:34:04 Silas Davidson M, Byron Critchfield M, Ryan Neville M, Erin Williams F
SERGEANTS MAJOR TEAM WINNER 1. THE SPEC N9NES 1:05:00, 1:15:44, 1:20:21, 1:21:55 = 5:03:00 Alex Totten-Lancaster M, Kevin Foutz M, Josh Schmitt M, Rocky Corwin M
CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER 5 TEAM WINNER 1. USASOC CW5s 1:16:04, 1:22:05, 1:23:43, 1:48:48 = 5:50:40 Dennis Castellanos M, Jeffrey Elwell M, Felix Mosqueda M, J.P. Guidry M
GENERAL OFFICER TEAM WINNER 1. GO Women Team 1 1:23:50, 1:31:07, 1:48:42, 2:03:37 = 6:47:16 Jami Shawley F, Maria Juarez F, Mary Krueger F, Christine Beeler F
ACTIVE-DUTY MASTERS MIXED TEAM WINNERS 1. Phantom Warriors III 0:56:12, 1:02:17, 1:08:54, 1:14:55 = 4:22:18 Sam Wallace M, Amy Swiatecki-Mccabe F, Eduardo Mendezlanda M, Eddie Stafford M 2. US Army South #4 1:25:49, 1:25:52, 1:26:32, 1:26:53 = 5:45:06 Damon Smith M, Lolito Ganal M, Bobby Irvin M, Amanda Reuter F
NATIONAL GUARD MIXED TEAM WINNER 1. 808 Mixed Plate 1:36:47, 1:54:18, 2:27:16, 2:29:03 = 8:27:24 lnor Cabonce M, Kiblai Suzuky F, Charmaine Reyes F, Francess Ann Cho F
RESERVE MIXED TEAM WINNERS 1. USACE CRU 1:14:05, 1:14:26, 1:24:49, 1:50:13 = 5:43:33 Victor Nelson M, James Hala M, Dan Bailey M, Kathleen Boyce F 30
2021 Winners 2. 1398th Renegades 1:12:22, 1:32:17, 1:33:15, 1:48:52 = 6:06:46 Espoinisa Eatmon M, Adebayo Majolagbe M, Kevin Diggs M, Denise Young F 3. TRAGDOR 1:23:38, 1:33:36, 1:37:36, 1:37:41 = 6:12:31 Jorge Casanova M, Bethany Gridley F, Freddy Diaz M, Jalen Rose M
MILITARY ACADEMY & ROTC TEAM WINNERS 1. West Point Marathon Black 0:57:11, 1:00:01, 1:03:22, 1:03:26 = 4:04:00 Zachary Gould M, Kyle Stacks M, Xander Shoemake M, Wesley Anderson M 2. West Point Marathon Gold 0:56:53, 0:59:38, 1:08:40, 1:09:24 = 4:14:35 Dashiell Rogers M, Jake Pinuelas M, Haley Seaward F, Jacob Bukowski M 3. Bison Battalion ROTC 0:56:16, 1:04:06, 1:06:40, 1:11:30 = 4:18:32 Harry Marson M, Seth Hoffritz M, Zachary Denning M, Ben Cole M
OPEN MEN TEAM WINNERS 1. Elevate Interval Fitness (Men) 0:53:58, 0:54:21, 1:02:37, 1:04:21 = 3:55:17 Mark Gaudet M, David Magida M, Evan Smith M, Christopher Smyser M 2. KFGRC 1:22:53, 1:23:51, 1:28:21, 1:28:25 = 5:43:30 Joel St Clair M, Edson Perez M, David Richey M, Bernie Cobbler M
OPEN WOMEN TEAM WINNERS 1. Vessey AUSA Chapter - MN 1:00:59, 1:01:29, 1:01:53, 1:02:02 = 4:06:23 Andrea Haus F, Emily Byrd F, Erin Wetzstein F, Patty O’Brien F 2. Elevate Interval Fitness Women 1:01:03, 1:04:21, 1:06:45, 1:07:24 = 4:19:33 Maria Langholz F, Amanda Wilson F, Lauren Alexander F, Erika Elko F 3. FSC Moccasin’s 1:27:51, 1:32:06, 1:36:49, 1:36:49 = 6:13:35 Lauren Shiveler F, Bethany Beachy F, Anna Abell F, Shannon Allen F
OPEN MASTERS MIXED TEAM WINNER 1. Davidson College ROTC Alumni 1:09:18, 1:25:18, 1:29:29, 2:19:26 = 6:23:31 Ted Richardson M, Grier Martin M, Kevin Griggs M, Tracey Koehlmoos F
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2021 Winners GOVERNMENT AGENCY TEAM WINNERS 1. SCOviets 1:19:48, 1:27:12, 1:33:23, 1:38:02 = 5:58:25 Tom Wasiak M, Stan Krasovic M, Sloane Warden F, Sally Fuller F
CORPORATE TEAM WINNERS 1. Klas 1:17:37, 1:17:38, 1:20:39, 1:23:44 = 5:19:38 Wannes Vossen M, Mark Ryan M, Damien Gilbane M, Liam McGarry M 2. DCS Corporation Virtual Team 1:11:33, 1:18:47, 1:33:15, 1:36:58 = 5:40:33 Ethan Johnson M, Sean Kang M, Rebecca Key F, Lindsey McIntire F 3. Team Higher Echelon 1:18:38, 1:24:06, 1:29:55, 1:32:17 = 5:44:56 Derrick Smits M, Tim Pash M, Paul Maggiano M, Julia Maggiano F
ALL COMERS TEAM WINNERS 1. 75th Ranger Regiment 0:53:31, 0:57:03, 0:57:07, 0:59:36 = 3:47:17 Logan Storie M, Juan Bonnet M, Jacob Maechler M, Jonathan Dawson M 2. Mung Ho Alpha Team 0:59:26, 1:13:38, 1:30:03, 1:37:50 = 5:20:57 Collin Butzow M, Isidoro Serrano M, Rhonda Hall F, Chris Anderson M 3. Fort Lee Ten Mile Team 1:17:15, 1:25:31, 1:25:31, 1:30:48 = 5:39:05 Sean Haight M, James Vardy M, James Vardy M, Samantha Gerbine F
OPEN MEN/WOMEN TEAM WINNERS 3. Fort Lee Ten Mile Team 1. Nammo 6:44:39 2. Runs with Scissors
7:57:29
3. SimV Runners I
8:01:54
4. Runs With Scissors In Person
8:06:05
5. Women in Defense Augusta Chapter
8:11:59
6. SimV Runners II
8:16:01
7. Team Page 9:40:42
ARMY INCENTIVE AWARDS Top Installation Award Fort Belvoir, VA Top Service Academy Award USMA West Point, NY
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2021 Winners Top Cadet Command Award University of Minnesota, MN (Golden Gopher Battalion Army ROTC)
TEN-MILER INTERNATIONAL MALE RESULTS Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Net
1
938452888
Gabriel Mairhofer
M
24
Austria
1:01:20
2
940541185
Sergio Surez Lvarez
M
41
Spain
1:04:41
3
937301887
Xurde Weible Mata
M
48
Spain
1:06:57
TEN-MILER INTERNATIONAL FEMALE RESULTS Place
No
Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Net
1
933640583
Beth Champoux
F
43
Canada
1:20:11
2
933794782
Tammy McMahon
F
38
Australia
1:21:45
3
934523181
Tatjana Romulus
F
43
Germany
1:25:24
THE YOUNGEST ATM RUNNER Name
Sex
Summer Howe F
Age
Residence
Time
7
Pittsburgh, PA
1:47:37
THE OLDEST ATM RUNNER Name
Sex
Age
Residence
Time
Haesook Choi
F
90
Springfield, VA
2:53:13
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ATM Historical Highlights
36th ATM – October 11, 2020 (All Virtual) Finishers, 24,808........................ Teams: N/A Overall Male............................. Sam Chelanga, 48:12 Overall Female......................... Kristen Gray: 1:00:04 Master Male............................. Nathaniel Leonard, 51:19 Master Female......................... Melissa Gacek,1:04.22 Commander’s Cup Male....... Fort Bragg, 3:28:07 Commander’s Cup Female... Fort Bragg 1, 4:37:57 International Cup.................... N/A
31st ATM – October 11, 2015
35th ATM – October 6, 2019
30th ATM – October 12, 2014
Finishers, 25,194........................ Teams: 531 Overall Male............................. Lawi Lalang, 48:38 Overall Female......................... Susan Tanui, 56:33 Master Male............................. Martin Wennblom, 52:27 Master Female......................... Perry Shoemaker, 57:44 Commander’s Cup Male....... Mountain Post, 3:28:25 Commander’s Cup Female... Fort Bragg, 4:22:27 International Cup.................... N/A
Finishers: 26,313........................ Teams: 664 Overall Male: ........................... Paul Chelimo, 48:19 Overall Female:........................ Tina Muir, 55:20 Master Male:............................ Scott Weeks, 53:40 Master Female:........................ Perry Shoemaker, 57:31* Commander’s Cup Male:...... Mountain Men, 3:30:57 Commander’s Cup Female:.. IMCOM-E/USAREUR, 4:17:10 International Cup:................... US All-Army, 3:13:27
Finishers: 26,343........................ Teams: 632 Overall Male: ........................... Solonei Silva, 48:28 Overall Female:........................ Kerri Gallagher, 54:50* Master Male:............................ Phillipe Rolly, 53:23 Master Female:........................ Perry Shoemaker, 58:07 Commander’s Cup Male:...... Mountain Post, 3:20:28 Commander’s Cup Female:.. Fort Bragg, 4:17:22 International Cup:................... US All-Army, 3:15:24
34th ATM – October 7, 2018 Finishers, 24,808:....................... Teams: 534 Overall Male:............................ Frankline Tonui, 50:23 Overall Female:........................ Susan Tanui: 56:33 Master Male:............................ Jason Tripp, 57:23 Master Female:........................ Barb Fallon Wallace,1:02.36 Commander’s Cup Male:...... Mountain Post, 3:35.21 Commander’s Cup Female:.. Fort Bragg, 4:29.25 International Cup:................... All-Army, 3:23.06 33rd ATM – October 8, 2017 Finishers: 25,788........................ Teams: 572 Overall Male:............................ Haron Lagat, 49:23 Overall Female:........................ Susan Tanui, 56:50 Master Male:............................ Silvio Guerra, 55:29 Master Female: ....................... Barbara Fallon Wallace, 1:04:37 Commander’s Cup Male:...... Mountain Post, 3:43:12 Commander’s Cup Female:.. Fort Bragg, 4:24:46 International Cup:................... US All-Army, 3:20:44
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32nd ATM – October 9, 2016 Finishers: 24,088........................ Teams: 543 Overall Male: ........................... Augustus Maiyo, 48:20 Overall Female:........................ Stephanie Reich, 56:29 Master Male:............................ Ryan Carrara, 54:16 Master Female:........................ Perry Shoemaker, 58:16 Commander’s Cup Male:...... Fort Bragg, 3:31:46 Commander’s Cup Female:.. Fort Bragg, 4:13:49* International Cup:................... US All-Army 3:13:24* 34
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29th ATM – October 20, 2013
24th ATM – October 5, 2008
Finishers: 25,969........................ Teams: 573 Overall Male: ........................... Solonei Silva, 48:08 Overall Female:........................ Kerri Gallagher, 54:56 Master Male:............................ Ray Pugsley, 53:01 Master Female:........................ Perry Shoemaker, 59:06 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Mountain Post, 3:28:43 Commander’s Cup Female: .Fort Bragg, 4:17:43 International Cup:................... Brazilian Army, 3:14:44
Finishers: 18,960........................ Teams: 714 Overall Male:............................ Reginaldo Campos, Jr., 48:59 Overall Female:........................ Veena Reddy, 58:08 Master Male:............................ Mike Scannell, 53:01 Master Female:........................ Alisa Harvey, 1:00:57 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Fort Bliss, 3:49:58 Commander’s Cup Female: .Fort Bragg, 4:34:21 International Cup:................... Brazilian Army, 3:19:40
28th ATM – October 20, 2012 Finishers: 22,065........................ Teams: 647 Overall Male:............................ Tesfaye Sendeku, 47:48 Overall Female:........................ Kerri Gallagher, 56:09 Master Male:............................ Phillippe Roll, 53:01 Master Female:........................ Alisa Harvey, 1:03:11 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Mountain Post, 3:32:23 Commander’s Cup Female:.. JBLM, 4:15:01* International Cup:................... US All-Army, 3:14:54 27th ATM – October 9, 2011 Finishers: 22,074........................ Teams: 858 Overall Male:............................ Tesfaye Sendeku, 47:51 Overall Female:........................ Tezata Dengera, 56:35 Master Male:............................ Edmund Burke, 52:57 Master Female:........................ Peggy Yetman, 1:00:01 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Fort Bragg, 3:42:29 Commander’s Cup Female: .Fort Bragg, 4:24:20 International Cup:................... US All-Army, 3:16:05 26th ATM – October 25, 2010 Finishers: 21,744........................ Teams: 655 Overall Male:............................ Alene Reta, 47:10 Overall Female:........................ Aziza Abate, 55:54 Master Male:............................ Sergey Kalendin, 52:50 Master Female:........................ Peggy Yetman, 58:51 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Hawaii, 3:14:14* Commander’s Cup Female: .Fort Bragg, 4:21:27 International Cup:................... US All-Army, 3:16:47 25th ATM – October 4, 2009 Finishers: 21,524........................ Teams: 510 Overall Male: ........................... Alena Reta, 46:59* Overall Female:........................ Samia Akbar, 55:25 Master Male:............................ Sergey Kalendin, 55:22 Master Female:........................ Elena Kalendina, 1:00:35 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Hawaii, 3:43:17 Commander’s Cup Female: .Fort Bragg, 4:38:01 International Cup:................... Brazilian Army, 3:18:53
23rd ATM – October 7, 2007 Finishers: 17,600........................ Teams: 676 Overall Male:............................ Jose Ferreira, 49:21 Overall Female:........................ Firaya Zhdanova, 58:31 Master Male:............................ Marty Muchow, 53:25 Master Female:........................ Firaya Zhdanova, 58:31 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Fort Hood, 3:45:00 Commander’s Cup Female: .Eighth Army, 4:34:15 International Cup:................... Brazilian Army, 3:18:17 22nd ATM – October 8, 2006 Finishers: 15,589........................ Teams: 425 Overall Male:............................ Jared Nyamboki, 48:24 Overall Female:........................ Alisa Harvey, 59:00 Master Male:............................ Marty Muchow, 53:25 Master Female:........................ Alisa Harvey, 59:00 Commander’s Cup Male:...... Eighth Army, 3:45:37 Commander’s Cup Female:.. Fort Bragg, 4:25:11 International Cup:................... US All-Army, 3:34:29 21st ATM – October 2, 2005 Because runners were re-routed at Mile 7, the race was declared a recreational run and not scored. 20th ATM – October 24, 2004 Finishers: 13,071........................ Teams: 570 Overall Male:............................ Dan Browne, 47:32 Overall Female:........................ Casey Smith, 57:32 Master Male:............................ Sammy Ngatia, 52:47 Master Female:........................ Martha Merz, 1:00:57 Commander’s Cup Male:...... Fort Carson, 3:27:42 Commander’s Cup Female:.. Fort Bragg, 4:19:16 International Cup:................... US All-Army, 3:16:57
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ATM Historical Highlights
19th ATM – October 15, 2003
13th ATM – October 12, 1997
Finishers: 13,198........................ Teams: 660 Overall Male:............................ John Henwood, 48:49 Overall Female:........................ Alisa Harvey, 59:29 Master Male:............................ John Colpeck, 53:14 Master Female:........................ Martha Merz, 1:00:36 Commander’s Cup Male:...... Fort Lewis & I Corps, 3:35:01 Commander’s Cup Female:.. USAREUR, 4:21:17
Finishers: 9,404.......................... Teams: 489 Overall Male:............................ Dan Browne, 47:44 Overall Female:........................ Chris Udovich, 56:58 Master Male:............................ Tom Borschel, 52:44 Master Female:........................ Cathy Ventura-Merkel, 1:03:33 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Fort Carson, 3:27:44 Commander’s Cup Female: .Fort Bragg, 4:23:43
18th ATM – October 20, 2002 Finishers: 11,904........................ Teams: 482 Overall Male:............................ Ryan Kirkpatrick, 48:35 Overall Female:........................ Casey Smith, 58:21 Master Male:............................ Sammy Ngatia, 51:17 Master Female:........................ Martha Merz, 59:49 Commander’s Cup Male:...... Fort Carson, 3:27:38 Commander’s Cup Female:.. USAREUR, 4:26:53 International Cup:................... US All-Army, 3:16:47
12th ATM – October 13, 1996 Finishers: 7,579.......................... Teams: 392 Overall Male:............................ Michael Berstein, 47:59 Overall Female:........................ Chris Udovich, 58:35 Master Male:............................ David Wannewurf, 52:24 Master Female:........................ Linda Wack, 1:03:16 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Fort Hood, N/A
17th ATM – October 14, 2001 Race was canceled due to the events that occurred on September 11. 16th ATM – October 15, 2000 Finishers: 11,935........................ Teams: 633 Overall Male:............................ Sammy Ngatia, 48:50 Overall Female:........................ Naoko Ishibe, 56:40 Master Male:............................ Sammy Ngatia, 48:50* Master Female:........................ Patricia Clifford, 1:05:17 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Fort Carson, 3:19:36 Commander’s Cup Female: .Fort Bragg, 4:33:46 15th ATM – October 10, 1999 Finishers: 11,453........................ Teams: 673 Overall Male:............................ Chris Graff, 48:21 Overall Female:........................ Alisa Harvey, 57:47 Master Male:............................ Sammy Ngatia, 50:46 Master Female:........................ Patti Shull, 1:03:11 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Fort Carson, 3:29:51 Commander’s Cup Female: .USAREUR, 4:35:46 14th ATM – October 11, 1998 Finishers: 11,472........................ Teams: 542 Overall Male:............................ Dan Browne, 48:52 Overall Female:........................ Alisa Harvey, 58:56 Master Male:............................ Chuck Moeser, 53:14 Master Female:........................ Patti Shull, 1:00:10 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... USAREUR, 3:36:27 Commander’s Cup Female: .Fort Bragg, 4:30:37
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ATM Historical Highlights
11th ATM – October 15, 1995
5th ATM – October 15, 1989
Finishers: 7,110.......................... Teams: 478 Overall Male:............................ Ronnie Harris, 48:59 Overall Female:........................ Susan Molloy, 56:20 Master Male:............................ Chuck Moeser, 53:29 Master Female:........................ Patricia Donohue, 1:06:20 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Fort Campbell, N/A
Finishers: 4,555.......................... Teams: 314 Overall Male:............................ Michael Regan, 50:11 Overall Female:........................ Laura Dewald, 58:20 Master Male:............................ Robert Oberti, 54:48 Master Female:........................ Beverly Shooshan, 1:03:29 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... The Marine Warriors, 3:34:36
10th ATM – October 16, 1994
4th ATM – October 16, 1988
Finishers: 6,403.......................... Teams: 428 Overall Male:............................ Pete Weilerman, 48:33 Overall Female:........................ Bonnie Barnard-Lopez, 56:59 Master Male:............................ Ric Banning, 51:49 Master Female:........................ Rose Malloy, 1:02:26 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Fort Carson, N/A
Finishers: 3,336.......................... Teams: 210 Overall Male:............................ Darrell General, 50:11 Overall Female:........................ Marianne Dickerson, 56:46 Master Male:............................ Raymond Velez, 53:44 Master Female:........................ Joyce Rankin, 1:03:44 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... MDW, 3:34:38
9th ATM – October 17, 1993
3rd ATM – October 11, 1987
Finishers: 6,105.......................... Teams: 385 Overall Male:............................ Jim Hage, 50:37 Overall Female:........................ Callie Calhoun, 59:29 Master Male:............................ Ric Banning, 52:57 Master Female:........................ Linda Banning, 1:05:18 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... Fort Campbell, N/A
Finishers: 2,572.......................... Teams: 157 Overall Male:............................ Darrell General, 49:44 Overall Female:........................ Pam Briscoe, 59:10 Master Male:............................ Raymond Velez, 55:40 Master Female:........................ Beverly Shooshan, 1:03:15 Commander’s Cup Male: ..... MDW, 3:37:48
8th ATM – October 11, 1992
2nd ATM – October 12, 1986
Finishers: 5,741.......................... Teams: 298 Overall Male:............................ David Clark, 50:49 Overall Female:........................ Laurel Park, 58:24 Master Male:............................ Bill Lee, 53:47 Master Female:........................ Linda Mills, 1:04:20 Commander’s Cup Male:...... USAREUR, 3:36:13
Finishers: 1,806.......................... Teams: 85 Overall Male:............................ Steve O’Connell, 50:26 Overall Female:........................ Marianne Dickerson, 57:33
7th ATM – October 13, 1991 Finishers: 5,125.......................... Teams: 348 Overall Male:............................ Darrell General, 48:49 Overall Female:........................ Shelley Burns, 1:00:21 Master Male:............................ Roger Clark, 52:59 Master Female:........................ Beverly Shooshan, 1:05:30 Commander’s Cup Male:...... Fort Benning, 3:25:42
1st ATM – October 13, 1985 Finishers: 1,379.......................... Teams: 105 Overall Male:............................ Kevin McGarry, 50:05 Overall Female:........................ Marianne Dickerson, 58:45 Master Male:............................ Don Davis, 55:23 Master Female:........................ Cindy Dalyrmple, 1:03:55
6th ATM – October 14, 1990 Finishers: 4,983.......................... Teams: 325 Overall Male:............................ Jim Hage, 49:31 Overall Female:........................ Olga Markova, 58:15 Master Male:............................ Roger Clark, 54:05 Master Female:........................ Joyce Rankin, 1:06:47 Commander’s Cup Male:...... National Guard, 3:37:02
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