Saturday, December 12, 2009

NYRR Holiday 4M List by Team: PPTC



Not jut 42 finishers, but 13 in the top 10 in their AG!!!!


And our womens team finished 2nd.  Whoo Hoooo!!



2    Prospect Park Track    2:24:29

   Helen Dole                     25:21

   Maggie Deschamps               27:12

   Lynda Mules                    28:29

   Amy Duquette                   30:30

   Mary Killeen                   32:57



NYRR Holiday 4M
List by Team: PPTCDistance:  4.0 Miles, 6.4 Kilometers
Date/Time:  Dec. 12, 2009, 9:00 a.m.
Location:  Prospect Park, NYC
Weather:  26deg., 52% hum, Wind 10 mph



42 matches found.

CROWTHER
MARK
M38
59
58
13
24:03
6:00
23:04
61
73.0 %
WANG
GARY
M36
100
95
23
25:16
6:19
24:34
129
68.5 %
DOLE
HELEN
F27
102
6
3
25:21
6:20
25:21
18
75.8 %
PHIPPS
TROY
M34
111
105
25
25:25
6:21
25:00
155
67.3 %
WATSON
ANTHONY
M51
129
119
2
25:46
6:26
22:21
35
75.3 %
ABRAHAMS
MICHAEL
M40
210
195
22
26:53
6:43
25:24
188
66.3 %
VAN HATTEM
PIETER
M35
217
202
47
26:59
6:44
26:24
276
63.7 %
DESCHAMPS
MAGGIE
F46
237
19
2
27:12
6:48
24:56
13
77.1 %
OLNEY
DOUGLAS
M50
277
251
6
27:38
6:54
24:10
111
69.7 %
MULES
LYNDA
F37
370
41
5
28:29
7:07
27:57
54
68.7 %
TOBIN
TOM
M55
417
366
6
28:50
7:12
24:12
113
69.6 %
REYNAR
JEFF
M40
442
384
53
29:02
7:15
27:26
387
61.4 %
PLOCICA
ROBERT
M37
456
392
83
29:10
7:17
28:10
465
59.7 %
DELEO
FRANK E
M56
579
493
9
29:57
7:29
24:55
150
67.5 %
SKLAREN
TYRONE
M62
621
523
4
30:13
7:33
23:52
96
70.5 %
BRACAMONTE
JESUS
M24
624
526
36
30:14
7:33
30:14
722
55.7 %
DUQUETTE
AMY
F30
650
106
26
30:30
7:37
30:29
154
63.0 %
LEVINE
MICHAEL
M40
656
549
79
30:35
7:38
28:54
546
58.2 %
SLOTWINER
DANIEL
M36
708
583
116
30:57
7:44
30:06
699
55.9 %
KILLEEN
MARY ANNE P
F53
1092
275
3
32:57
8:14
27:44
51
69.3 %
WATERS
EMMA
F29
1213
328
119
33:32
8:23
33:32
433
57.3 %
BEZAHLER
LORI
F50
1522
501
5
35:03
8:45
30:39
159
62.7 %
SUN
GERALD T
M65
1543
1032
4
35:13
8:48
27:05
355
62.2 %
DE LEON
YVETTE
F41
1716
616
42
35:58
8:59
34:28
534
55.7 %
FULD
JANICE
F43
1899
727
48
36:54
9:13
34:49
579
55.2 %
HOGAN
MEGAN
F28
1910
734
247
36:59
9:14
36:59
854
52.0 %
CROWLEY
MARY
F50
1933
748
14
37:04
9:16
32:25
319
59.3 %
SOSKIND
PAUL
M66
2067
1231
6
37:48
9:27
28:48
531
58.4 %
OWENS
MARTINA
F32
2338
1031
265
39:10
9:47
39:03
1143
49.2 %
DE VRIES
TINEKE
F41
2416
1086
74
39:37
9:54
37:58
997
50.6 %
ISRAEL
JAMES F
M64
2438
1337
18
39:43
9:55
30:49
789
54.6 %
KOHLER-BRITTON
CHARLENE
F58
2611
1229
16
40:49
10:12
32:08
288
59.8 %
LESTER
TRACI
F43
2683
1279
92
41:18
10:19
38:58
1125
49.3 %
WHARTON
NYKIA
F35
2969
1462
202
43:36
10:54
43:09
1548
44.5 %
TINOCO
MAJO
F33
2972
1464
372
43:38
10:54
43:25
1578
44.2 %
DEANE
JACKIE
F49
2977
1468
67
43:40
10:55
38:40
1088
49.7 %
IREGBULEM
CHI
F36
3048
1522
214
44:08
11:02
43:30
1582
44.2 %
QUIMBY
JR., CHARLES ALEXAND
M24
3055
1528
72
44:13
11:03
44:13
1601
38.1 %
BERMAN
WILL
M 9
3372
1608

49:04
12:16
38:41
1423
43.5 %
NALES
ROSA E
F76
3491
1850
1
51:41
12:55
30:33
156
62.9 %
WEAVER
RICHARD
M69
3594
1674
15
54:58
13:44
40:41
1502
41.4 %
PERZESZTY
ANNE E
F73
3614
1936
2
55:43
13:55
34:46
570
55.3 %

The whole family is out for our group run.

Kirshna, Cristin and Kieran.  

and the stroller used to be Neville's


Nice, very nice.

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Thursday, December 10, 2009

PPTC has a Vice Presidency and a Director’s position currently vacant


PPTC has a Vice Presidency and a Director’s position currently vacant. The Vice President’s term will expire in April 2011, the Director’s position in April 2012.

Candidates for these positions must be club members for a full year to be eligible, and not represent any other running clubs in competition.

Both positions entail a monthly meeting, normally on Monday nights at 7 pm. 
Board members and officers are responsible among other things for setting club policies, operating procedures, financial decisions, and participating in the general organization of committees and club functions.
You need not differentiate between your intention to run for either VP or Board Director.  The candidate with the most votes will be named to the office of VP with an option to decline.

Please submit a statement declaring your intention to run to Gil Torres, club secretary, by Friday, December 18th. 

Email your statement to gtorres@msains.com and write “Intention to Run for Office” on the subject line. 
Your statement should read: 

“I would like to submit my intention to run for the position of  Board Director of the Prospect Park Track Club.” 

Additionally, list any qualifications that you feel make you suitable for the office. 
After the 18th, announcements will be made for voting procedures.

Sincerely,
Gil Torres, Secretary

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

December 2009 THE INSIDE LOOP TOM BYRNES and FRIENDS

December 2009
THE INSIDE LOOP
TOM BYRNES and FRIENDS


Had to slow the bike to his pace to chat with PPTCer John Lothrop who was extending his stay in Brooklyn after coming down from Maine to see the NYC marathon. A road warrior from ‘back in the day’ if ever there was one. 


Lots of good times at 2009's NYC marathon but remember, ‘back in the day’, Danny Doherty ‘s time of 2:31 for 26.2 still garners PPTC’s acclaim for the marathon distance. Apparently a few other PPTC runners have been faster but as they say, ‘where are they now?" Danny still lives in Windsor Terrace with Clair and family!


Check out the race results for PPTC performances at the Philly Marathon the weekend before Thanksgiving. Mark Crowther, Brad Stillman, Doron Kentner,Edmund Baumgartner, and Ami Hassler leading PPTC’s fleet feet contingent to the city of Dick Clarke’s ‘American Bandstand. American Bandstand? If you have to ask, you’re not old enough to understand.


As of 11-11-09 , not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse, at least not in the back parking lot of the YMCA on 8th street where the new olympic- sized swimming pool is supposed to be constructed. That oldie but goodie song, how did it go again? "Any day now, any day now......."
Delays? Lots of us cant figure out what’s holding up the opening of the 15th street armory for the running public as well. Some insiders mention the City’s logistical issues . Most likely school kids from the neighboring public schools will get to christen the 200 yard oval track before the running public gets to pound the pavement there but hey, when when when..........


Winter running, winter running, if you hibernate , you lose. The older you get, the harder it is to come back after a winter layoff. The key to running through the winter is to just run through the winter. Check the temps, check the windchill ,dress for the conditions, and then get out the door! Hats, gloves, tights, layered clothing, no moisture absorbing cotton next to your skin, socks, suntan lotion on your exposed skin, reflectors if you’re going to run after dark, hey, if anyone asks you what you want from Santa , there you go! PPTC will be out there on the roads all winter long, need to hook up? Get thee to the PPTC-open-forum site and grovel for company. I could never see how Doug Olney could get up and out to the park before dawn with windchill and temps in the single digits but then again, he could never see how I could run with windchill and temps in the single digits after a hard day’s work. You choose your poison, before work or after work, but hey, choose it or lose it! 


Looks like this year was a banner year for PPTC’s Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving day. The park’s roads never saw as many runners that showed up this year to run the new and improved 5 mile course. The word is out that this is the way to start Thanksgiving Day. Many thanks to all the PPTC members and friends and Bishop Ford student volunteers who made this happen.

This year the Prospect Park Wildlife Center’s Tom the Turkey awoke on Thanksgiving morn and barely saw his shadow which ensured that PPTC’s Harry’s Handicap would indeed take place on the first morning of the new year, January 1 2010 . Welcome the new year in by running an inside loop of the park with PPTC members, friends, and family with a headstart handicap bestowed with the idea that if all goes according to plan, everyone will approach the finish line withing striking distance of each other.. Runners with large handicaps toe the start line first with runners with less of a handicap following. 2009 was Tom Byrnes’ gift year and the handicap he received was definitely a present from Santa. Hey, it’s a race but its not really a race if you know what I mean.Someone comes in first, others finish later, the point is that we’re all off and running , a time with the PPTC family on the first day of the new year. After the running, food and desserts back at race headquarters.We used to serve up XXX egg nog but after reports of hangovers that lasted through the following week, the egg nog custom was voted out. Harry’s Handicap has been a PPTC new years day tradition for FORTY years , even as far back as when some of the younger members might’ve still been in diapers. Or should I say pampers! So just leave a little bit of wiggle room in your New Year’s Eve celebrating to fit this one in the next morning. This is the best way to start 2010 off on the right foot, hungover or not. 


And speaking of pampers, Susan Kegg-Eastman’s son Gabriel just entered the terrible two’s although Susan’s emails from Flagstaff Arizona indicate that Gabriel seems to have been in training for this milestone for the past six months. PPTC’s future, they keep coming and coming.......
Make your list of running resolutions for 2010 yet? What are you waiting for? More quality training? Starting a training log? Fewer junk miles? Enrolling in Coach Tony and Charlene’s speed classes? More cross training? Supporting someone to check out Gil Torres’ classes for beginning runners? Getting a PPTC singlet so all the world can see you run for ‘the’ club in Brooklyn? Just do it! 
Hey, 2010, bring it on, see you all on the roads! 

Sunday, December 6, 2009

NYRR Joe Kleinerman 10K List by Team: PPTC


NYRR Joe Kleinerman 10K
List by Team: PPTCDistance:  6.2 Miles, 10.0 Kilometers
Date/Time:  Dec. 6, 2009, 8:00 a.m.
Location:  Central Park, NYC
Weather:  33 deg., 70% humidity, wind 7 mph


17 matches found.
Click any blue heading to sort the list.   AG = Age Graded.


Last Name


First Name

Sex/
Age


Bib


Team


City


State

Overall
Place


Gender
Place


Age
Place

Finish
Time

Pace/
Mile

AG
Time
AG
Gender
Place


AG %
CROWTHER
MARK
M38
142
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
182
168
34
39:21
6:20
37:44
228
71.1 %
MAZZUCHIN
DANIEL
M33
1880
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
228
208
36
40:11
6:28
39:43
346
67.5 %
WATSON
ANTHONY
M51
679
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
240
219
12
40:26
6:31
35:04
89
76.5 %
DOLE
HELEN
F27
171
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
313
38
12
41:37
6:42
41:37
79
72.8 %
WOOLVERTON
ALEXANDER
M23
1698
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
460
400
30
43:18
6:59
43:18
664
62.0 %
DESCHAMPS
MAGGIE
F46
164
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
492
67
7
43:38
7:02
40:00
53
75.8 %
OAKLEY
EVAN
M36
1810
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
724
604
130
45:56
7:24
44:41
808
60.0 %
MULES
LYNDA
F37
2808
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
816
148
17
46:34
7:30
45:42
210
66.3 %
DELEO
FRANK E
M56
1153
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
955
774
22
47:30
7:39
39:32
340
67.9 %
KILLEEN
MARY ANNE P
F53
4345
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
2066
640
23
53:38
8:39
45:09
190
67.1 %
GONZALEZ
ARTHUR J
M62
2255
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
2132
1465
30
53:59
8:42
42:39
603
62.9 %
SLOTWINER
DANIEL
M36
2612
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
2165
1479
279
54:08
8:43
52:39
1649
50.9 %
SUN
GERALD T
M65
3632
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
2932
1817
15
57:52
9:20
44:30
792
60.3 %
DE LEON
YVETTE
F41
6150
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
3034
1181
98
58:25
9:25
56:00
1062
54.1 %
ISRAEL
JAMES F
M64
7318
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
3628
2064
56
1:02:23
10:03
48:24
1217
55.4 %
SOSKIND
PAUL
M66
6617
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
3641
2068
22
1:02:29
10:04
47:36
1116
56.3 %
KOHLER-BRITTON
CHARLENE
F58
6352
PPTC
BROOKLYN
NY
3737
1641
24
1:03:19
10:12
49:51
454
60.8 %



and check out a nice Race Report by our own Lynda in Perpetual Unfolding

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Prospect Park Track Club 2009 Turkey Trot Results and Photo Gallary

    Click this for an amazing photo gallary

and


Please note that we are aware of the inconsistencies in the posted results, we are working on making the corrections. Please check back in a few days, thank you for your patience.
Please report questions/issues/problems with the results toraceresults@pptc.org

Friday, November 27, 2009

The Turkey Trot on the Blogosphere (Update XVII)


The official counts are not in yet but the race reviews are rolling in.  Here is a summary

Richard from Dumbo Books of Brooklyn  took many photos and correctly quoted Santa shouting "Way to go"!


To Badwater blasted out a 30:40 and learned not to take water on such a short race.  Thaw was last years race.


Check out pixonony's photosream. on Flikr  Looks like someone got a personal best! and a great flickr photo of the start from ceonyc


Julie knows why we have Turkey Trots "like knocking out a morning run in preparation for eating a huge meal.


Along came Polly was looking for an adult to sign her waiver.  I hope she got one.


The Brooklyn Beast ran with his kids.  Why does he think that is not running?


Brooklyn Running hopes everyone had a good time.  I hope s/he did.


We are waiting for some reviews in Runner's World


Tony Martinez posted this photo of the start and these pictures of kids for Only the Blog Knows Brooklyn.


Morrissey of Mozzer Confessionals had a PR, and was supprised by it!


We have are own Facebook Fan club: I Run to Eat: 2009 Prospect Park Turkey Trot Victims


Our own One Runner kept it positive.


Kat on Track burned some calories.


I like what NYCGO said to promote the race.  I will quote the whole thing....
On Thanksgiving, a day usually associated with colossal feats of gourmandization and tryptophan-induced naptime, the Prospect Park Track Club invites you to roll out of bed and run five miles at 9am. In return for their efforts, participants burn off some calories in advance of the big meal and help raise funds for the Bishop Ford track teams.

Dennis Kuczynski  shows off some medals and a nice dinner.

Charlie Pendejo had a "PR by over a minute."


Lela from a Diamond in a Rhinestone world liked the race because it was "great and rare race in that there was little sense of competitiveness or urgency in the air."  Yea!


The Birders of Prospect Park even counted us!


shif whiteman  in Around these footsteps ran with her friend Shavit and got swanky medals!


ChadT of Brooklynrunning's Blog had negative experience at race registration but negative splits in the race.  


Bill Boyd came all the way from Central New York state and said some wonderful things
"Once the race ended, all of us runners continued through the shute after having the chips removed from our shoes and headed for the Prospect Park Pavillion. Awaiting us were Brooklyn bagels, coffee, and hot chocolate. A bagel and hot chocolate never tasted so good. Oh, the prospect park Track Club gave us all a running cap to commemorate the run, running gloves, and a gold medal. Even after being delayed by that girl, I still pulled of a victory, i finished and felt good, and earned a GOLD MEDAL with a picture of a turkey. Oh yeah. You gotta love it. I can’t wait until next year."


The Downtown Star had a great article with photos!!




Ayobami had a good time but I think she miscounted our hills




We even got a tweet



and we are in another Flikr Pool


Citi Coach at needed proof that she ran there race.  We this can be it.


and I just found Hog and Jog's race review! " It was awesome."




Tons of comments on Active

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Turkey Trot Update!!!!!

If you - or your family and friends - haven't yet signed up for the
Turkey Trot, and want to get this year's race souvenirs, you should
register TODAY (Tuesday) at JackRabbit on 7th Avenue between 4 and 7 pm.

We ordered giveaways for 1200 people, and they will most likely be
gone by the end of the day!