2006 ING NYC Marathon: Congratulations to all WS Runners: Special congrats to Our top Women's finisher Victoria Ganushina, besting her PR by over 8 minutes. Victoria ran a blistering 2:42:50, giving her 16th place women overall, unofficially 1st Brooklyn women & 2nd membership winner. Benjamin Saudo in his very first marathon ever ran a great 2:42:19, (more info to follow when results become official)

Tatya a Pozdnyakova, of Gainesville, Florida, proved to be one of the greatest inspirations of the day. Just last week, the 51-year-old dynamo ran 2:35:46 in the City of Los Angeles Marathon. And on Saturday, she won the masters division at the Azalea Trail Run 10K in Mobile, Alabama, in an impressive 34:44. Today, the  Ukrainian native fought off heavy legs to power past Alyanak at the 11-mile mark. She was the first to cross the half-marathon finish line in 1:16:07, lifting her Warren Street team to a second-place finish (partner Victoria Ganushina, 26, finished eighth in 1:21:10). Tatya's  time is a pending world record for women age 50-54.

WS women once again take 1st place team honors at both the ING NYC Marathon & the NYRR'S Team Championship series, while the Men's team improved over last year by taking 2nd place in the Marathon as well as 2nd team in the very competitive team series. Great  accomplishment by all, CONGRATULATIONS ON A GREAT SEASON!

WS runners continue their winning ways, in the past ten years WS women have a record in the NYC Marathon of 8 first places, 1 second & one 4th place. : Congratulations to this years WS women who dominated the team competition with a total time of 8:38:47 well ahead of 2nd team.  WS women were lead by, Olena Plastinina 2:40:10 -19th open & 1st master, Victoria Ganushina 2:51:02 - 27th. & Zofia Wieciorkowska. The women's master's team was also dominant in getting first place honors: Olena Plastinina, Zofia Wieciorkowska and Beth Moras proved to be too much for the competition. Their total time 9:03:42 was unofficially 40 minutes ahead of the next team. The men's team put in a valiant effort in taking 2nd place awards, they were lead by Orest Babyak  2:26:22 - 27th Pl., Alexander Belavin 2:28:19 - 34th & Wierslaw Perszke 2:42:41- 6th master. Congratulations to all for another outstanding job! Special thanks to John & Catherine Nelson for hosting post race meeting party, it was right on the mark!

 

Grete's Great Gallop 1/2 marathon: WS men take 2nd place team lead by  Jimmy Lynch (1st Master 4th man), Orest Babyak 10th, Matt Wilkinson 13th, Steve Walker  27th & Patrick Mermagen 27th. The women were set back by injury to captain Jean Stemm causing her to drop out. A very thin finishing team lead by Abby Gleeson, who took 2nd place honors in 1:20, Tinna Marie Poulin, Gayle Edgerton, Celine Perrot & Billy Moten. Thank all of the WS runners who answered the call when needed. I'm very proud of all of you, great job.

 

NYRR Club Team Championship 5 mile race: WS women took second open & 1st Masters Team honors. The scoring team was lead by Victoria Ganushina in a speedy 29:18 3rd overall, followed by 1st master Zofia Wieciorkowska - 6th overall, Bea Huste Petersen was 2nd master & 15th overall, Julie Lavelle 18th & women's team captain Jean Chodnicki Stemm 4th master. The Men's team got 4th open & 4th master teams. They were lead by Jimmy Lynch - his outstanding performance  was good for 1st master & 8th overall in 25:20, close behind was Paul Thompson in 14th pl, Wieslaw Perszke 24th - 3rd master, Crosby Freeman, Orest Babyak, Matt Wilkinson, Patrick Mermagen, Eitan Tabak , Men's captain Mike Guastella & Dan Kleiman. Also scoring for the masters team was John Nelson, Jeremy Johnson & Kevin McCallister. Congratulations to all WS runners who toed the start line for their team, great job! Very Special THANKS to Don Wilcox for hosting another great WS post race party!

 

New York Mets Run to Home Plate 5k  Race: Once again WS women showed their strength by taking 1st place open as well as 1st place master's team. The open team was lead by Victoria Ganushina 3rd overall in 18:13, followed by return of Bea Huste Peterson in 18:50 also 1st master, Kim Griffin 18:59 - 2nd master, Olena Plastinina 19:05 - 3rd master & Julie Lavelle 19:24. Also showing women's team solidarity were Jean Stemm, Beth George, Una Broderick, Sharon Walker, Beth Moras, Dina Dayrit & Brenda Reilly. THE WS Men that raced put in a valiant effort getting them both 4th open  & master's team. Fine performances were put in by Paul Thompson 7th overall, Wierslaw Perszke 10th open  & 1st master, Mike Guastella, Matt Wilkinson & Jim Stemm 2nd WS master. They were followed by Eitan Tabak, Patrick Mermagen, Steve Walker, Nick Lavacca, John Nelson 3rd WS master, & Kwok-Ming Chang. Great Job one & all!

 

WABC Fight Prostate Cancer 5 mile: Congratulations to WS Open & Master's Teams for taking 2nd place team awards. The team was lead by Paul Thompson 5th pl. in 25:30, Marc Antone 7th in 26:08, Wierslaw Perszke 8th Pl (1st overall master) in 26:13, Stephane Bois (New Dad) 2nd WS master in 27:36 ,followed by Steve Walker in 27:40, Jim Stemm rounded out our Masters team in 28:15.

Circle of Friends Mini (10k) a word from women's team captain : "Congratulations to all that raced yesterday on a really tough day.  We succeeded in winning both the Open Women's title as well as the Master's title. It was great to see so many of you out there. Let's keep the ball rolling for the remainder of the year. The next women’s team race is July 30th, Run to Home Plate 5K....Mark your calendar" Jean.                   Our open scoring team in order of finish: Tatiana Belovol, Zofia Wieciorkowska, Julie Lavelle, Jean Stemm, Katrin Kreil & Jill Walter. Master Team: Zofia, Jean & Olena Plastinina. Great Job ladies.

 

Ridgewood 5k - Ivan Marionda gets 5th Pl, while new WS master runner Wieslaw Perszke gave notice to all master runners that there's a new stud in town, Wieslaw was 8th overall and 1st master with a time of 15:49, his age is 45. He later finished 3rd in the masters mile in 4:54 great welcome to WS. On the women's side Jean Stemm broke the 45-49 age group course record with a fine 18:56, while teammate Olena Plastinina posted 19:08 good for 3rd master. Sally Simeone was 10th master followed by Hedwig Schuette-Mele rounded out the master's women's team. Zofia Wieliorkowska Won the Women's Masters Mile in 5:06 while teammate Olena Plastinina got 3rd. Congratulations Ladies & Gents, special thanks to race director Beth Moras on a great job.

Midland 15k-Ivan Marionda takes 2nd pl. while his female teammates take 2nd open team and 1st masters team. The scoring team was Olena Plastinina 5th pl, 2nd master, Beth Moras 6th master & Sally Simeone 9th master. Great job.

Queens 1/2 marathon WS men lead by Dan Kleiman get 2nd place team award, following Dan was Stephane Bois, Eitan Tabak, Jim Stemm, Nick Lavacca,  John Nelson, Jim McGrath, Kwok-Ming Cheng & Hugo Mujica. The WS women's team was a no show; With the exception of Jill Walter 2nd age group 1:30, Sharon Walker 1:35 and Capt. Jean Stemm who after realizing we didn't have a full team gave her sore hamstring a rest & dnf. Great effort by all!

Alex Belavin took first place honors in the Queens 5K, one week later he  got 2nd place honors at the Cleveland Marathon with a time of 2:23.

 

	WS Open Men scored 5 in the top 17 to win GOLD at the Labrecque 4 Miler on Sunday, April 24, 2005 .  Ivan Marionda led the team with a 3rd place overall in 20:12 , Alexander Belavin (7th – 20:38 ), Marc Antone (9th – 20:46 ), and Mike Guastella & Dan Kleiman rounded out the scorers finishing together (16th & 17th 1n 21:05)
	WS Masters Men welcomed Stephane Bois to master-land turning 40 on race day to lead our masters team to a second place finish, along with John Nelson and Jeremy Johnson .  JJ became a new daddy just over a week ago, so we couldn’t imagine him getting much sleep last week.  Well done!
	WS Open Women scored 5 in the top 24 to earn silver.  The team was led by Zofia Wieciorkowska (7th overall, 1st master – 24:01), Julie Lavelle (10th – 24:17), Jean Chodnicki -Stemm (16th, 2nd master – 25:09), Olena Plastinina (23rd, 4th master – 25:48), and right behind rounding out the scorers was Jill Walter (24th – 25:50).  Zofia, Jean and Olena dominated the Masters Women’s field to win GOLD!  CONGRATS!

Special note: Anna Thornhill posted an impressive 29:37, which put her at a 90.0% performance level.  If you follow age-adjustments, it equated to a time of 21:21 !  WOW!   

	Christine Brough-Glockenmeir from Georgetown officially a Warren Street babe ran Boston Marathon today and finished as the 16th female in a 2:49. Beth Moras WS NJ Women's team capt. ran NJ marathon and finished 3rd overall in a 3:13.
	N.J. Equinox 20k: WS Masters take 2nd place with Beth Moras, Hedwig Schuelte Mele & Sally Simeone. Congratulations!

Brooklyn 1/2 Marathon: Ivan Marionda running shoulder to shoulder with teammate Paul Thompson edges out a 6 second win for his first of the year. WS men took 2nd place team honors with Ivan, Paul, Jimmy Lynch, Mike Guastella & Patrick Mermagen as our scoring members. The Women's team greatly under manned had a great effort by women's captain Jean Chodnicki Stemm, 8th overall-1st age group, she was followed by Tina Marie Poulin, Maureen McMurray, Elisabeth Hatab & Larissa Polischuk. They got 5th Place. Special thanks to all, and those  who showed up for the team sake when called upon, you all showed great  team spirit. Congratulations!

 

Una Broderick wins the 2005 Nokia Sugar Bowl Marti Gras Marathon. Congratulations on a great Win, we are all very proud of you and thanks for helping to keep the WS tradition alive and well!

 

Newark 20K: Warren Street Women make their début as a NJ-USATF Team by placing 1st. The winning team was lead by new member Christine Glockenmei (great welcome), Doris (Correa) Fego, Beth Moras (NJ women's team captain) Nancy Stutman and perennial age group winner Anna Thornhill.

 

Joe Kleinerman 10k was the last competition in the NYRR 2004 Championship series. WS women once again showed their resolve by taking 1st open & 1st masters honors. The open men took second & master men got 3rd. Congratulations and Thank You All!

 

004 Philly Marathon : Warren Street Women show their stuff in Philly! Congratulations to Larisa Michailova winning the Philadelphia Marathon in a time of 2:41:57 in her début at the marathon distance. Not far behind Larisa in 11th place was Abbi Gleeson 2:59:12 and Beth George 79th 3:20:08. A word from our lone male entry;  I wanted to drop you a line and let you know that the race went very well for me. I ran 3:08:07 which is an eighteen minute improvement on my previous best. Thank you and everyone else for some great help with my training, Brian Power. Honorary WSSAC'er Lubov Denisova  won the 8k in 26:21. Great job by all!

2004 ING NYC MARATHON: WS Women's Team gets 2nd place.  Men's Team takes 3rd place honors. Click on NYC Marathon Tab  for WS individual results.

 

Zofia Wieciorkowska first Master @  Niagara Falls, Ontario in 1:22:28.7 , 1/2 Marathon. Great Running!

 

S.I. 1/2 Marathon: WS Men & Women take 2nd place team honors. The Men were lead by Edward Gapak, Jimmy Lynch, Stephane Bois, Ian Forsyth & Pascale Sauvayre. Abbi Gleeson lead the way for Victoria Ganushina, Jean Chodnicki-Stemm, Beth George & in her 1st race as a WSSAC'er Maureen McMurray. Congratulations to all on a job well done!

 

WS @ Chicago Marathon: Congratulations!

John Nelson                   2:51:06

SYRACUSE FESTIVAL OF RACES, Syracuse, NY, October 3,  WOMEN'S 5K WSSACer's  Larisa Michailova  3rd pl. in 16:35, Zofia Wieciorkowska (41 yrs. young) 2d master & 10th overall ran a very impressive 18:11. Great Job Ladies!

Abbi Gleeson wins the very prestigious Grete's Great Gallop 1/2 marathon, Sunday 10/3/04. Abbi's winning time was 1:21:46 just one week after her 2nd place finish at the 18 mile NYRR tune up.  Great racing by a outstanding WSSAC'er.

 

Sunday Sept. 26th a good day for Warren Street runners: Jeanne Pare' takes 1st place honors @ the N.J. Liberty Waterfront 1/2 Marathon in 1:25:06 also 1st master & 2nd age graded, not far behind her was Doris Correa-Fego 5th, 1:26:21, Anna Thornhill continues her unbeaten age graded streak with a 82.3% also 1st 60+ age group. Across the river in Central Park, Edward Gapak takes 2nd place in the NYC ING-Marathon Tune up 18 miler in 1:38:56, Abbi Gleeson not to be out done by her male teammate also took 2nd place honors in 1:57:08. Both Men's & Women's teams got 2nd place team awards: Scoring members were Edward Gapak, Stephane Bois, Pascal Sauvayre, Fabio Lanza & John McCready for our men; Women were lead by Abbi Gleeson, Sharon Walker, Victoria Ganushina, Beth George & Karen Clark. WELL DONE BY ALL!

Al Gordon (Snowflake 4 mile race)  WS men and women although under manned put in very respectable team efforts earning them 3rd women's & 4th men's honors. WS women were lead by Victoria Ganushina 23:34 (7th women) , Bea Huste 24:51(1st 40-44), Jean Stemm 24:59 (1st 45-49), Jill Walter & Stacy Juckett. Backing the up was Sharon Walker, Eve Bois, & Kim Moriarty. The men's Paul Thompson showed the way with a 20:22 (5th man & 1st master), Matt Wilkinson 21:27, Jim Stemm 21:42 (2nd 45-49), Patrick Mermagen 21:42 & Nick Lavacca 21:43. They were backed up by: Jim Dee, Dennis May, Keith Pepper, Josh Harper, Paul Morris, Hugo Mujica (CT.), Kwock Ming Cheng, Herman Boykin & Allen Browning. Congratulations & thanks to all.

 

Julie Lavelle wins the Wall Street 5k in 18:30, Kristine Houston takes 5th Pl. in 20:07. Great job ladies. On the men's side a number of WSSAC runners were there competing for their corporate teams. Congratulations to all!

 

Congratulations to Zofia Wieciorkowska on her way back to championship form: S.I. Celic 4 mile race Sept. 4th, 3rd open women & 1st Master in a time of 24:33. Sept 6th, Overall Winner at the New Haven Road Race 5km in 17:53 and on Sept 12, 2nd master in the highly competitive Providence R.I. CVS/Pharmacy 5km in 18:02,  Way to go!

 

Jean Chodnicki Stemm takes 1st place at the Isola x-country classic 4 mile race, time 27:05. Great Job!

 

Congratulations to all those who turned out for the annual NYRR Club Team Championships. It was a valiant effort by all. The WS results are Women's Open 3rd, Master's 1st. Men's Open 4th. Masters 6th. The post race party goers did a great job of braving the weather & having a great time, lots of food & beer, though some was poured over Rick' head by a  good natured teammate. Thanks once again to Don Wilcox for the use of his domain. Party photos to follow!

Another WS winner, Una Broderick wins the New York Mets Run To Home Plate 5k in 19:34, Great Job!

 

Congratulations to WSSAC'er Abbi Gleeson on her first win in Central Park @ the Corporate Challenge. I'm sure it was the first of many to follow.

 

Fight Against Prostate Cancer 5 mile race, Men's team race: Congratulations to WS men for taking 2nd place Open &  Masters team awards. Leading the open men was Jimmy Lynch 3rd pl, Marc Antone 6th, Stephane Bois 8th, Steve Walker 14th & Eitan Tabak 24th. The masters were lead by Jim Stemm, John Nelson & Jeremy Johnson(1st race as a master) Great Job by all!

Circle of Friends Mini 10k: WS women in a gallant effort take 2nd place open team & 1st place masters team honors: The team was lead by Nadia Sandrekina 37:27, Abbi Gleeson 37:46 ( 1st race for WS), Julie Lavelle 38:18, Jeanne Pare' 39:20, Una Broderick 39:59. The 1st place masters team, Jeanne Pare', Jean Chodnicki Stemm & Zofia Wieciorkowska. Congratulations to our entire women's team, great effort by all

Congratulations to Una Broderick: First Women at the Long Beach 10 Mile Race, Outstanding!

Queens 1/2 marathon: WS men take 1st team honors in a squeaker, winning by just one single point. The team was lead by Marc Antone 2nd. pl (1:13:10), Jimmy Lynch 3rd (1:13:51), Eitan Tabak 6th (1:15:13), Hans Parrado 11th (1:17:17) & Stephane Bois 12th (1:17:33). Congratulations to all, great job!

 

Mothers' day 1/2 marathon: WS women all 8 of them showed their determination by taking 3rd place open team & 2nd masters team. Some highlights are Julie Lavelle ran her first race over the 10k distance with a great 3rd place 1:23:37, Jeanne Pare' took 1st masters honors while Anna Thornhill won the age-graded  award with a A.G. time of  1:16:52, net time 1:39:10. All three went home with a little cash.  Congratulations to all : Zofia Wieciorkowska, Celine Perrot, Sharon Walker, Natalie Festa & Billie Moten.

 

Congratulations to all WSSAC'ers who ran the Niketown 4 Mile  Run For The Parks

WS women once again prove their resolve by taking 1st open & 1st masters honors. They were lead by Julie Lavelle 23:50, Jeanne Pare' 24:09, Jean Chodnicki-Stemm 25:14, Una Broderick 25:49 & Cricket Batz 25:39 in her 1st appearance in Central Park in many a year. The men's team put in a great effort in taking 2nd place. They were lead by Marc Antone 20:50, Eitan Tabak 21:22, Hans Parrado 21:28, Jim Stemm 21:54 & Stephane Bois 22:25.

Colon Cancer Challenge 4 mile & 1/2 Marathon

 

	OPEN WOMEN 4 mile - Gold - 4 miles The Russian "L's" take Manhattan!  Lyudmila Biklasheva, Larisa Michailova, Lyubov Kremleva, Jeanne Pare and Zofia Wieciorkowski WIN the race in 1-2-3-4-10 finish. Outstanding!
	MASTER WOMEN - Gold - 4 miles The team of Lyubov, Jeanne P, and Zofia out ran all others in the field to WIN. Great job!
	OPEN MEN  1/2 marathon - Silver - 13.1 miles It was probably the toughest 2nd place we earned in recent years.  Three WSSACer's in the top four! With injuries and fit-less-ness galore, our team lacked depth.  Despite our Weaknesses, WS demonstrated strength as well.  Excellent job to Eugen Bozko (1st place), Dan Kleiman - (2nd) running a 1:10:55 PR - just wait until you run one of the flat half-marathons in NYC!  Ivan Marionda (4th), Stephane Bois (11th) who thru the years has been one of our most consistent performers, and our co-captain Hans Parrado (39th) putting it on the line rounding out our scorers. MASTERS MEN - Bronze - 13.1 miles Our masters are starting to let the world know we have muscles!  Great job earning a 3rd place men's masters team goes to Joe Garland, John Nelson and Mike Mylott picking up some masters varsity points. SENIOR MASTERS MEN - Zinc - 13.1 miles Do we even have a senior master's team??  Our very own Paul "G.W." Fetscher one of our founding fathers) led the squad despite giving the rest of the race a 3 minute head start.  Joe Pascarella at 71 years young was our second scorer followed by our friend Herman Boykin.  Yes, we do have a Sr. Master's team! Coogan's Salsa Blues & Shamrocks 5k

 

Larisa Michailova wins her 3rd consecutive NYRR race in a blistering 16:47, leading her teammates Lyubov Kremeleva 3rd (16:56), Kim Griffin 6th (17:58), Zofia Wiecidekohska 17th (19:50) Una Broderick 20th (20:04) & Celine Perrot 23rd (20:11) to 1st place team honors. Once again Ivan Marionda was the 1st WS man taking 3rd place in a very impressive 15:11. He was followed by Dan Kleiman 12th (16:17), Andrey Baranov 21st (17:25), John Nelson 22nd (17:30) & Vladimir Tomilov (17:31) earning them 2nd place team. Congratulations on a great job by all!

             Snowflake 4 miler:

WS Men continue their winning way by placing 5 men in the top 10 earning them a first place team award. The men were lead by Ivan Marionda 2nd (20:10), Jimmy Lynch 4th (20:40), new member Aaron Beim 7th (20:51), Marc Antone 9th (20:54) Stephane Bois 10th (21:02) & Jim Stemm 4th Master (21:42). WS Women took 2nd place team honors lead by women's winner Larisa Michailova (22:09), Jeanne Pare' 1st master (24:15), Barbara Gubbins 2nd master (24:37), Julie Lavelle 15th (24:58) & Tara Sullivan 26:05 closely followed by Celine Perrot (26:06).

 

2004: Congratulations to Dan Kleiman winning the Al Gordon 15k with a time of 50:38. This was Dan's 2nd win in Central Park & I'm sure there will be more to come!

 

2004: Congratulations to new WS runners Ivan Marionda winning the first two NYRR races he entered: Grid Iron Classic 5k in 15:55 & following week winning the NYRR Twosome 10k in 32:40. Larisa Michailova also in her first NYRR race as a WS runner took the women's win in the Twosome with a time of 35:55.

HAIL TO THE CHAMPIONS !

WARREN STREET MEN'S & WOMEN'S TEAMS

ARE THE NYRRC 2003 CHAMPS!

Congratulations to all those who made yet another championship possible. After a year long battle for first the men's team who were in first place all year just held on to win by 7 points over a  WSX powerhouse (WS men's 4th consecutive NYRRC Championship), unlike the men WS women were never in first until the next to last race of the year. They  showed their resolve & commitment  by never quitting, thus eking out a one point win over a very fine (last year's champions) CPTC.

Mike G. men's team co captain sums it all up in this letter below sent to coach Rick Pascarella.

 

Warren Street Teams are most impressive with Women Taking First Place Team Honors for the 2nd consecutive year & Men Getting 2nd place team improving from last years 4th place finish. Leading the women's team to their # 1 place was Olena Plastinina 2:48:23, Jeanne Pare' 3:08:32 & Doris Correa 3:13:29. The men's team was lead by Marc Antone 2:39:10, Eitan Tabak 2:41:01 & new father Thad Tremaine 2:44:10. WS had an impressive 57 marathon finishers this year. Congratulations to all on an excellent job.  CLICK HERE 4 MARATHON PICTURES & TIMES!!

 Race Against Global Warming 10/15/03.

WS Women place 4 in the top 10 lead by Kim Griffin winner in 17:44, Kristine Houston 5th-19:41, Franklin Boyd 6th-19:49, Sharon Walker 7th-20:04. Congratulations on a great job.

Staten Island 1/2 Marathon 10/12/03: 

WS Women take first Open team & Masters team honors:  Our winning team was lead by Jeanne Pare'  3rd Pl.  (1:24:49 1st master), Doris Correa 4th Pl. ( 1:25:56 1st in age group), Jean Chodnicki-Stemm 10th Pl. (129:07 3rd master), Bea Huste Petersen 15th (1:31:23). Carol Drake (1;42, 5th in age group) was 3rd scorer for winning masters team.

The Men took 2nd place in a gallant effort by all: Marc Antone 9th Pl. (1:15:43), Eitan Tabak 12th (1:16:43), Vladimar Tomilov 17th Pl. (1:17:19 2nd master), Mike Anderson 24th Pl. (1:18:25), Stephane Bois 40th Pl. (1:20:25), Chris Burr 41st (1:20:25), Andrey Baranov 42nd (1:20:30), Steve Walker 43rd (1:20:34), Jim Stemm 48th (1:20:47), Hans Parrado   58th (1:22:30), Jeremy Johnson 59th (1:22:30). Joe Pascarella took 3rd Pl. in his age group.

Congratulations 5 PR's & great times run by Warren Streeter's at Chicago Marathon 10/12/03:

Dan Kleiman 2:31:11 (PR by 2 minutes), Freeman Hall 2:53:54 (PR by 27 minutes), Betsy Keever 2:55:41 (PR by over 8 minutes), Alexandra Warren 3:04:45, Antonio Flores 3:11:48 (PR by 28 minutes), Melissa McCarthy 3:19:05 (PR by 5 minutes), Jennifer Fallas 3:37:18(PR by 6 minutes).

NYRR 5TH AVE MILE INVITATIONAL Sections

Congratulations to WS Men & Women who challenged the best from around the country.

WS Team was lead by Ted Towle 4:03, 4th Place

     

Club Team Championships : With many top WS runners A.W.O.L. WS Men & Women take 3rd team honors. Great effort to all that raced.

Dan Kleiman wins C.P.'s 150th Birthday 4 mile Race in 20:28, (Dan's first win as a WSSAC'er). Following Dan to 2nd place team award were: Stephane Bois, Jim Stemm, Vladimir Tomilov (masters Russian Rocket) & John McCready.

 

Mike Guastella wins Corporate Challenge, 6/25/03

 

Stephane Bois wins the I Run NY 4 miler in 21:03.

 

New Father Mike Guastella wins the "Fathers Day 5 miler and continues to lead the WS Men to first place honors. Winning time Mike G 25:34, Mike Anderson 26:07, Marc Antone 26:39, new member Dan Kleiman 26:43, Eitan Tabak 26:54. This effort resulted in scoring at least 5 WS men in the top 10 finishers for the 2nd consecutive team race.

 

WS's women took 3rd team at the NY Mimi 10km, scores were: Doris Correa 37:49, Dr. Jeanne Pare' 38:11, Jean Chodnicki Stemm 39:40, Julie Lavelle 40:12, Celine Perrot 41:23.

 Call the Fire Dept !!!!!!!       

 

Mike Guastella & Mike Anderson have been burning up the roads lately. The G man has won his last two races with Mike Anderson right on his tail. The last win was at the Women's Health Magazine Race against Teen Smoking, (men's team point race) in Central Park 6/1/03. Due to a Tec.  problem with the finish line mats the NYRR have not been able to post official scoring or times but to all those at  the finish line it was quite clear;  WS men in blue blew away the competition. The wave of blue WS singlets was impressive 1- Mike Guastella, 2- Mike Anderson, 3- Stephane Bois, 5- Matt Silky Wilkinson, 6- new member Scott Stover, 7- Nick Scerbo 8- Brent Purin, 10- Hans Parrado & so it went, it was a beautiful sight.

Great Job & Great win to all!

 

Monday night at the Merry Heart 5k Warren Streeter's Nick Scerbo runs 15:57 Overall men's winner & Dr. Jeanne Pare' (master runner) bests all women to get 1st in 18:07. Very impressive wins by both.

 

Labrecque Classic 4 Mile: CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL!  Men  1 PLACE TEAM, Women take 2nd PLACE TEAM. The men's winning team was especially impressive by placing 5 in the top 8. Leading the blue wave: Silky Wilkinson 2nd, Mike Anderson 3rd, Mike Guastella 4th, Hans Parrado  5th, Stephane Bois 8th. Women's team was lead by Jeanne Pare' 3rd, Jean Chodnicki Stemm 5th, Leila Burr 15th & Celine Perrot 17th. Men's Masters  team take 3rd Place with Jim Stemm, Joe Garland & John Nelson. Women's Masters team get 4th place Jeanne Pare', Jean Chodnicki Stemm & Dina Dayrit.

 

Brooklyn Half:  Men take 1st place team, Women take 2nd place team.  The men were led by Silky Wilkinson (5th), Marc Antone (7th), Mike Anderson (9th), Ernest Holt (11th and Hans Parrado (24th).  Great job guys!

 

Snowflake 4 miler! Congratulations to MEN'S team for a 1st PLACE FINISH and the WOMEN'S team for SECOND PLACE TEAM FINISH

 

WS master runner Lyubov Kremleva broke the World Indoor masters mile record by running a blistering 4:29:72!

 

Warren Street Men Win both the NYRRC Series & the Long Island Series!!!

 

NYC MARATHON:  Women take 1st Place Team & Men take 3rd Place Team competition!  Great job on a tough day!!

 

Queens 1/2 marathon: WS men take 2nd team honors. Leading the team was Stephane Bois 5th PL., Marc Antone 6th (just got out kicked by Stephane), Eitan Tabak 12th, (some 3 minutes faster than B'klyn 1/2), and breaking into the scoring team once again Nick Lavacca 30th Pl. WS women were one runner short of the four needed for a team score. Good effort by Janet Fatoke, Sharon Walker and Elisabeth Hatab. Great job by all !

 

Mother's Day 5km: Congratulations to Mike Anderson's first place performance,  a fitting tribute to Hallie, Mike's wife, they are expecting their  first child soon.

 

Women's 1/2 marathon: Doris Correa was outstanding in her  performance by crossing the finish line before all others.  To bad some zealous countryman of hers ran out to cheer her home, his action fostered a protest, race management disqualified Doris, WS has filed an appeal.  Prior to the ruling via appeal Alayne Adams of CPTC the athlete who was awarded first place has graciously withdrawn her protest. Doris has been reinstated as the winner which also meant re-scoring the team competition. Warren Street  Women's team took 1st team honors, led by Doris Correa (1:23:27), Jeanne Pare'(1:25:49, 4th Pl.) , Hanna Pechackova (1:32:20, 19th Pl.) & Celine Perrot (1:32:37, 21St Pl.). Rounding out the women's team was Alexandra Warren, Sarah Tison, Rosemary Feitelberg & Natalie Cheltenham-Festa.

Brooklyn Half:  The men finished 1st overall and the women finished 2nd overall!!  The men were led by Silky Wilkinson (5th), Marc Antone (7th), Mike Anderson (9th), Ernest Holt (11th and Hans Parrado (24th).  Great job guys!  The women were led by Jean Chodnicki-Stemm (8th), Diane Bownes (31st), Hana Pechakova (32nd) and Celine Perrot (38th).

This weekend was full of races. First the men and World Indoor Mile Masters Record Holder Lyubov Kremleva escaped NYC on Saturday to commence the USATF-Long Island Grand Prix. The men won and scored 100 points to start the LI season. They were led by a one-two finish by MikeG and Mike Anderson. Co-captain Hans Parrado (5th), new member Marc Antone (10th) and first "varsity point" Nick Lavacca rounded out the top five scorers (18th). On the woman's side, Lyubov smashed the former course record of 23:13 in a blistering 21:42 (5:25 pace) and earned herself a nice piece of change for the record (i.e. $$$$$). By the way, Lyubov is a master! Her performance was probably one of the fastest if not the fastest 4 miles every run on Long Island by woman, never mind by a master. Unfortunately, we didn't field a woman's team.

On Sunday, the infamous Coogan's 5K in Washington Heights attracted a nice crowd (in crappy weather). The men and women's team both took 2nd, earning $200 for each team. Lyubov led all women scorers with a first place finish (and earning $500). Let's just say the NYRR scoring was fouled up....but Celine Johnson was approx 17th, new member Olena Plastinina was approx 19th, and Stacey Juckett approx 21st. The men were led by MikeG (5th), Pascal Sauvayre (21st), Chris "I now live in Denmark" Madsen (24th), Nick "just racking up varsity points" Lavacca (36th), and James Dee (53rd). To follow the race in traditional Warren Street fashion, the team consumed Shepard's Pie and countless pints of Guinness on the house. I'm sure another team photo will make the wall at Coogan's! Well done and a big thank you - PETER AND DAVID, our teammates and gracious hosts at COOGAN'S (168th/Broadway).

Congratulations to the men's team for the 1st place finish and women's team for their 2nd place team finish at the Snowflake 4 miler!  The men were led by MikeG (3rd), Jim Lynch (6th), Matt Wilkinson (7th), Mike Anderson (8th) and Brent Purin (9th).  Great guys!  The women were led by Jeanne Pare (8th), Jean Chodnicki-Stemm (9th) and Doris Correa (11th) & Celine Perrot-Johnson (30th).  Great job women.

 

WS master runner Lyubov Kremleva broke the World Indoor masters mile record by running a blistering 4:29:72 (in her  Warren Street top) at the New Balance Elite Mile run at the Armory 1/25/03. WS women masters runners now  held  the American indoor mile record, Kim Griffin 4:59:17 & now Lyubov. And of course former WS runner Khalid Khannouchi holds the world marathon record. Warren Street the home of champions!

 

The WS Men wrapped up the 2002 year with victories at the last two races the season.  WS Men won the Wantagh Snowball 5M on Saturday to clinch the USATF Long Island LDR Grand Prix (and $950 in team cash).  Then on Sunday, the WS Men won the JoeK 10K to clinch the NYRR Championship Series for the third time in as many years (just pride)!  This was another successful season for the Warren Street Men!  Many different folks stepped up throughout the year to help WS earn the well deserved top honors in each series.  It was our goal from the start of 2002 to win both series.  Thanks to all for making it a great year.  We look forward to our victory celebration in late January 2003.

 

JoeK 10K:  The team placed 2, 3, 4, 9, & 16. Leading the way was Jimmy Lynch, followed by Prisco Huerta (second race of the weekend), Brent Purin, all 3 of whom were within 16 seconds of each other. Next was new team member, Nick Scerbo from the Naval Academy, then Maddog (who also doubled this weekend) rounded out the top five scorers. Jim Stemm was 3rd overall master in the race and 6th WSSACer. And a big Welcome Back to our Kiwi friend Steve Walker, who moved back to NYC from New Zealand!  The women's team finished in 3rd place.  Jean Chodnicki-Stemm led the way in 9th place, followed by Diane Bownes (22nd) and Doris Correa (23rd).

 

Wantagh 5M:  The team ran as a pack for the first few miles and placed 2, 3, 4, 5, & 7. Leading the way was Stephane Bois, followed by Prisco Huerta, Mike Anderson, co-captains Hans Parrado and Mike Guastella. Chris "Maddog" Madsen cruised through the race placing 11th. Following the race, in typical WS fashion, the team toasted the season victory with Killian's Red throughout the morning (on the house, thanks to the race sponsor Mulcahy's Bar). For full race results, go to www.flrrt.com.

 

Oyster Bay 5K:  The Warren Street Men continued their winning ways taking top honors at the Oysterfest 5K in Oyster Bay Long Island. The men scored all five in the top 10 (Sean MacMillan 2nd, Chris Madsen 3rd, co-captain Hans Parrado 5th, Stephane Bois 7th, and newcomer Oliver Staley PR'ed for 10th place on the hilly north shore course).  Celine led the women's effort a 1st place age group.  Karen MacNamara was next and Michelle rounded out the effort.

 

Staten Island Half:  Great Job Silky Wilky with your 1st place finish in 1:11:14.  Jimmy Lynch finished 2nd, Chris Madsen was 3rd (PR!), Thomas Von Rohr was 28th and Andrew Donacik was 47th.  The men finished 3rd overall in the team competition.

 

Fred Lebo 5K XC:  The men's team put in a strong showing with the scoring members all in the top 13!  Matt (Silky Wilky) Wilkinson finished 2nd overall, Jimmy Lynch was 3rd, Brent Purin was 6th, Eitan Tabak was 10th and Hans Parrado rounded out the scoring members in 13th.  The women finished 2nd in the team competition.  Tara Sullivan led the pack with a 4th place overall finish, Barbara Gubbins was 6th overall and Leila Burr was 8th overall.  Great job men and women!!

 

Dutchess County Marathon:     The race itself was awful, I ran one of my slowest marathons (in years) and it was work to do that. I may not have finished if I didn't have my friends from Warren Street there and a HUGE desire to win a race. I am so, so proud of winning it!! The trophy is huge and the trip to Jamaica is gonna rock! The article attached has my finish photo and at www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/today/sports/stories/sp091602s2.shtml the article is horribly wrong (for instance my PR is 3:09:53 not 3:30) but look at the byline:"Juckett wins women's marathon crown", that alone makes it worth seeing!!! So to everyone who had to hear about this marathon over the past few months, I just wanted to let y'all to know it's done!

 

Gary Farley Memorial 5K:   The WSSAC men extend their Long Island Grand Prix winning streak to five at the Police Officer Gary Farley Memorial 5K in Wantagh, Long Island. Leading the team was Chris "Maddog" Madsen (2nd place overall in 16:12).  Not only did Chris PR by 41 seconds but he "never finished that close to the lead in a road race!".  Co-captain Hans Parrado was 4th, Eitan Tabak a half-stride behind in 5th, John McCready 8th and Kent Hawryluk rounded out the top five scoring men in 13th (first WS "varsity" point).  Rudy Daempfle 22nd continues to displace other team's scoring members.  Although this race was not considered a relay, Eitan was required to accept a "baton" pass mid-race by co-captain and injured reserve specialist MikeG. For the ladies, relatively new member Michele Labrento led the team, newlywed Victorien Madsen PR'ed yet again, and Loes Van-Oostrom traveled all the way from Amsterdam to race in the world famous LI Grand Prix. Post race celebration and awards ceremony was held at a LI hot-spot down the road at a place called Mulcahy's.  Inside this huge sports bar, WSer's refueled with a hot breakfast including sausages & bacon and some beer from the Rocky Mountains.  At this junction, teammates ribbed drivers Maddog and MikeG for getting them to the race an hour before any other runner.

 

Club Team Championships!!!  CLICK HERE 4 BBQ PHOTOS  Thank you DON WILCOX for hosting our post race party.  We all had a great time! Solid effort to our 44 members who represented WS in the Club Championships in Central Park on Saturday, 8/17/02. Open Men On a hot and humid morning with temps in the upper 80's, the WS men earned second place overall team putting 10 guys in the top 68. Jimmy Lynch finished first overall for WS in 15th place (25:59). Prisco Huerta was 20th (it's hotter than MEX), Bob Simmons 21st (thanks for making the trip), Brent Purin 27th, Stephane Bois 32nd, co-captain Hans Parrado 43rd, Eitan Tabak 37th (who's off to Paris), Matt Wilkinson 49th (glad you're back in NYC), Chris Madsen 64th (his first race as a married man), and our long lost friend Hamid Boujlid 68th rounded out the top 10 scorers. Sorry Stemmer (who was close behind in 71st), the rumors about you being 10th man were just rumors. Open Women The WS women snuck in a fourth place. Jean Chodnicki-Stemm was our top woman in 17th place (32:06). Stacy Juckett was 27th packing it up with Leila Burr 28th & Celine Perrot-Johnson 30th, and Laurie Meacham 37th rounded out the top 5 women scorers. 2002 NYRR Championship Series Standings The men increase their lead in the series to 18 points in front of second place WSX. The women moved up past GNY to 3rd place behind leader CPTC and MCNY.

 

WSSAC men clean up (and chowed down) at the Entenmanns 5K Cookie Run on Monday, 8/19/02. It was a 1-2-3 sweep as Huerta Prisco was first overall in 15:57. Matt Wilkinson and co-captain Hans Parrado were close behind in 2nd and 3rd respectively. Andrey "the Russian Rocket" Baranov 6th and Chris Madsen 11th rounded out the top 5 scorers. Victorien Madsen, our lone woman, won her age group in a PR. WSSAC men have extended their Long Island Grand Prix winning streak to four in a row.

NEW WARREN STREETERS!!!!  Jeanne Pare' had a baby girl Sat. 10th, Carey Pare Colfield 7 lbs, all are doing fine!!!  Bea & Pat Peterson had new baby boy Eric James Petersen, born 7/8/02, 6 lbs 13 ounces.

 

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE by Stephane Bois (the French Rocket) who who the Run to Home Plate sponsored by TD Waterhouse!  Stephane was last seen training at altitude in the Swiss Alps.

 

WSSAC condolences to family & friends of  Eddie Coyle long time friend, runner & reporter.

 

Bronx Half:  Men & Women both take 1st place in the team competition!!!  Grand Prix points for the men!  Jimmy Lynch led the team with a 3rd place finish in 1:11:05, Prisco Heurta was 4th in 1:11:38, Brent Purin was 8th in 1:13:48, Stephane Bois was 12th in 1:14:19 and Venkat Reddy was 14th in 1:14:34!  Great job on a somewhat hot and a little windy day.  Has there ever been a cool & flat Bronx Half Marathon????  Special Mention to Chris Madsen who ran a 1:14:57 PR.  Although it was not a grand prix scoring race, the women deserve special mention for a 1st place team effort!  Stacey Juckett led the way with an 8th place finish.  Melissa McCarthy was next with 10th place and Laurie Meacham was 11th.  Good job women!  PHOTOS TO FOLLOW!!!

 

Massapequa Firecracker 5K:  Men take 1st place in the Men's team competition.  In the spirit of Warren Street (and as decided by those over a few beers after the race), the team award goes to the WS last scorer, in this case John McCready. Thanks John!! Sean MacMillan WON, MikeG 5th, Eitan 8th, John 20th, Rudy 34th and Jeremy 40th (and Celine was about 12th, good for 2nd place in her age group).

 

FR Gay Pride Race:  Men take 1st & Women take 3rd in the team competition!  Sean MacMillan puts in another stud like performance with a win (25:24) at the Front Runner's Gay Pride Race.  Much to the disappointment of the Front Runner's, MikeG did not show to the race in his typical thong attire.  He decided that as a spectator he would be better off in more conservative running gear.  The men were led by Sean (1st), Brent Purin (3rd), Stephane Bois (6th), Prisco Huerta (8th) and Venkat Reddy (10th).  Great job guys!  The women finished 3rd in the team competition.  Nadegda Sandrkina led the scoring effort with an 8th place finish, Jean Chodnicki-Stemm (14th) and Celine Perrot-Johnson (23rd) rounded out the scoring.

 

Kim Griffin is in this month's Runner's World.  Featured master athlete!

 

Corporate Challenge:  Kim Griffin wins the June 26th race and Celine Perrot-Johnson takes third!  Way to go Warren Street Women!

 

Warren Street Women finish 3rd at the NYC Mini 10K!  Kim Griffin led the team with a 26th overall place.  Nadegda Sandrkina was 40th, Una Broderick was 45th, Linda Filar was 48th and Stacy Jucket rounded out the scoring with a 62nd place finish!

 

Warren Street men flexed their muscles on Long Island on Sunday, 6/2/02, winning the New Hyde Park 5M.  The boys in blue ran away with it, putting 5 in the top 7. Sean MacMillan won overall in 24:43 (just off the course record). Brent Purin finished 2nd in 25:56. MikeG, MikeA, & Eitan were 5th, 6th, & 7th respectively, all under 26:30. Hans Parrado followed close behind the WS pack & Chris "Maddog" Madsen ran a PR to give the boys a little insurance. This gave WSSAC their second consecutive win in the Keyspan Energy Long Island LDR Grand Prix.

 

Boys:  First place in the Brooklyn rain....5 guys within 8 places (and none of our studs!)....nice pack attack and great job to all who went out to bear the elements. This puts us back to first place in the NYRR Championship standings!  The French Rocket Bois led us with a 9th place overall finish in a time of 26:18.  MikeG was next in 10th, Brent Purin was 12th, Prisco Huerta was 15th and Hans Parrado was 16th overall.  Way to go with the pack attack!

 

Mother's Day Allure Half Marathon.  Not quite a first place team showing, but...  Jean Chodnicki led the team effort with a 15th place finish, Stacey Juckett was next in 21st place and Hana Pechackova was 31st overall.

 

Long Island Marathon!!   We had at least one WS'er who ran the Canon LI Marathon today. Rudy Daempfle ran 2:58 good for 9th overall. Results of both the marathon and half marathon on http://www.flrrt.com/

 

In the pouring rain, the boys in blue had a good showing out on Long Island - First place overall team.  The team was led by 3rd place- Stephane Bois - 26:30 (Does it always rain like this on LI? - 1st in age group), 5th place  Venkat Reddy - 27:00 (Smart race - 1st in age group), 7th place Mike Anderson - 27:25 (Ask the captain to tie your shoes next time - 2nd in age group), 8th place MikeG - 27:35 (Yes, I'll have another doughnut please)11th - Eitan Tabak - 27:50 (You'll get DiDonato next time), XXth - Rudy Daempfle - 28:00+ (He should be a consultant for RLX as a fashion color coordinator), XXth - Chris Madsen - XX:00 (Just want to be out with the boys for an easy wet run in the park!)  ** Times are approximate. Following the run, a stop at the Lenox for some brunch and Mimosas ended the day in quality WSSAC fashion.  Good job guys and thanks for showing your team colors out there!!

Silky Wilky ran a half marathon PR of 1:08:30 at the Indianapolis Half Marathon!  Way to go Silky.

 

Boston Marathon:  Warren Street was well represented @ Boston this year.  CLICK HERE 4 THE SPECIAL BOSTON SECTION

 

Queens half marathon & Skaggs Walsh 5K:  Women take 1st place in the team competition and the men take 2nd in the Queens Half!!  The women were led by Doris Correa who was FIRST OVERALL (!!!), Amy Fredericks (zippy) was 5th and Una Broderick finished 10th.  Great job women!!  In the half marathon, the men put in a valiant effort.  Stephane (the French Rocket) led the team with a 6th place finish, Venkat (no train problems!!!) was 11th, Eitan was 15th, the Stemmer was 18th and Hans finished up 21st!

 

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE by Kim Griffin who set the National Indoor Women's Master Record for the mile in 4:59:77 (eclipsing the previous record of 4:59:79)!!!

 

Power Bar 20 miler:  Too bad it was not a scoring race, but.... Both the men and the women won the team competition!!!!!!!!

 

Brooklyn Half Marathon:  The highlight was the Silky Wilky WIN in 1:10:08!  The French Rocket was our 2nd man in 5th place overall with a time of 1:11:49!  Mike Anderson was our 3rd guy in 32nd place, Eitan Tabak was 4th @ 46th place & Keith Pepper was rounded out the scoring in 53rd place.  The men finished 3rd in the team competition.  We do have a new member who would have improved the scoring, but he was not listed...  The women were led by Diane Bownes in 25th place, Celine Perrot in 35th place and Melissa McCarthy in 49th.

 

Coogan's Salsa Blue 5K:  At least the webmaster is still feeling the effects of the post race celebration...  Charles Rangel & Peter Walsh congratulated the Warren Streeters for a job well done.  We had quite a party starting at 10:00am....  It was a scoring race for the men and we beat CPTC & West Side for the honors and the post race nourishment which consisted of shepherd's pie, fruit and Guiness.  Surprisingly enough (not really), some of the Harriers decided to join us when they saw the Guiness!  It was a scoring race only for the men, but that did not stop the women from showing up to take the 1st place team prize money of $300.  Kim Griffin led the way with a 2nd place finish, Zippy was next with a 5th place finish and new recruit, Lisa Menninger was 7th!  Great job women!  Silky Wilky led the men with an 8th place overall finish, the French Rocket was 12th, Mike Anderson was 16th, Hans was 26th and Venkat was 28th.  Way to go guys, especially at our home bar in Washington Heights!!!

 

Little Cow Harbor 4 Miler:  Some of the guys raced out on Long Island.  Stand by for results.

 

Al Gordon 15K:  Men take 2nd place team competition.  Matt "Silky Wilky" led the charge with a 5th place finish, Mike Anderson was 6th, Stephane Bois was 9th, Jim Stemm was 23rd and Keith Pepper's first scoring for the team brought him in 55th place.  Way to go guys.  We'll get em next week!

 

Joe Kleinerman 10K:  Women win, Men take 2nd Place!!  This race sealed the Club Council Series victories for both the men and the women!  The women wee led by Kim Griffin 2nd, Una Broderick 9th and Jeanne Pare 12th.  The men were led by Silky Wilky Matt Wilkinson 4th, Mike Anderson 5th, Venkat Reddy 13th, The French Rocket-Stephane Bois 14th, and Andrey, the Russian Rocket, Baranov 15th.  Great Season Warren  Street!

 

American Heart Association 4M:  Mike Anderson is the overall winner and Mike won in 21:26!  Great job!

 

Chicago Marathon!!!!!  Lawton Tison ("I was proud to be wearing my Warren St gear and got much support from the crowds for that!  I'm positive Stacy will be letting you know how GREAT she did, so I'll let her do that.") ran 3:23:16 for her first marathon after being injured for part of the summer.  Stacy Juckett ran 3:09:53 to be the 86th female finisher.    Fantastic job women!!

 

"Rick, It's a relief to have the SI 1/2 scratched because I haven't run over 8 miles for as long as I can remember.  Here's a good story for you.  I ran the Denville Harvest Festival today.  $150 for 1st femal, double money if a NJ TAC person, triple mone if a Morris county resident.  I got to the race and decided that I was going to run to win.  I passed Laurie Parton a mile one and never looked back.  Shoelace untied at mile two.  Finished the race in 17:59.  Collected $50 and am now sitting at home drinking a beer.  Is this what they mean by 'aging gracefull'?  See you soon."  Jeanne Pare

 

5th Avenue Mile:  In the Men's Invitational, Andrey (the russian rocket) Baranov finished 6th overall in 4:25.9.  In the Women's Invitational, Zofia Wieciorkowski finished 2nd overall in 4:41.3 and Kim Griffin finished 4th in 4:47.5.  In the Men's Open, Stephane Bois finished 2nd overall in 4:27.

 

Bigelow Tea Community Challenge 5K (Southport, CT).  Cameron was spotted finishing in 5th place with a time of 16:30.  Yahoo!!!!!!!

 

Comcast 5K in Danbury, CT:  Zofia Wieciorkowska  finished 1st place in 17:26.  Congratulations!

 

Silky Wilky and Sean qualified for the 8-man Ivy_league Ekiden team and will compete on Izumo, Japan on October 8th!  Sean ran 14:43 and Matt ran 14:45.  Race results are at www.cvsdowntown5k.com/main.html

 

Bob Simmons wins the NYC Marathon 18M tune-up!!!

 

Broadway on Broadway:  The Warren Street Men & Women in blue put in a strong performance winning both the Men's and Women's Team Competitions.  The women were led by Kim Griffin with a 2nd place finish, Zofia with 4th overall and Jeanne Parre who finished 12th.  Way to go women!  Matt (Silky Wilky) Wilkinson led the men with a strong 5th place overall finish (15:06), Fouzi Aloui in 7th place, Bob Simmons in 10th place, Andrey Baranov (the Russian Rocket) in 12th place and Stephane Bois (the French Rocket) in 17th!  Only 3 races left for the women and 4 for the men so keep up the great work!!!

 

Club Team Championships:  It was a hot 80 degree day and in the men's race, WTC brought out the heavy artillery taking 10 out of the 1st 15 places. The field was fast (one of the fastest non $ races in the US):   27 guys finished under 26 minutes!!  The battle was for 2nd place team which WS handily WON!  WS Men finished with 267 points to West Side's 379.  Silky-Wilky had a PR on the roads finishing 4th with a 24:36!  The WOMEN WON both the Open competition and the Master's competition!  Zofia flew in from summer training in New Mexico to put in a solid 3rd place finish.  The 1st place team honors were taken with a score of 59 to MCNY's 109 and Taconic's 112.  The women were led by Zofia (3rd), Kim Griffin (5th), Tara Sullivan (19th) and Jean Chodnicki-Stemm (22nd).  Special mention to Celine Perrot-Johnson for finishing in front a of scoring member of MCNY.  The men were led by Silky Wilky (4th), Bob Simmons (16th), Dan Simmons (17th), btw MAJOR FAMILY RIVALRY THERE, Brett Albert (19th), Sean MacMillan (21st), Fousi Alaoui (26th), Andrey (the Russian Rocket who set a PR) Baranov (33rd), Stephane (the French Rocket) Bois (39th), Eitan (nice to have you) Tabak (40th) and Mike (I know all about music) Anderson (46th).  MikeG was able to displace a West Sider and assist in the effort.  WS Masters Women in their 1st place effort were led by Jeanne Pare, Jean Chodnicki-Stemm and Gail Marino (99th)!  Great job women.  SPECIAL THANKS TO DON WILCOX for inviting the team to his apartment/backyard for a fantastic bar-b-que and a 12 pack of beer for everyone!  Great time!  The only problem was that Don could not get us out of the backyard so that he could get some sleep that night.  Finally, the WS competitive spirit spilled over to the softball field where WS crushed CPTC 7 to 2 in a softball game.

 

Bronx Half:  Men WIN the team competition!!!  It was WET and it RAINED and the men shined through it all to win the team competition!!!  Brett put in a fantastic perfomance with 2nd place overall in 1:10:22.  Sean Macmillian was 6th, Bob Simmons was 9th, Matt (Silky Wilky) was 10th, and the Russian Rocket (Andrey) was 16th.  Great job guys.  Post race BBQ @ Rick's place:  PHOTOS

 

Warren Street Youth Team is taking shape!  Dillon (son of Heather Zimmerman and Luc Droal) just won the 4yr old age category at the July 4th Pee Wee race in Central Park.  Congratulations to Dillon's first victory!!!  Out on the Island, Megan Gubbins won the July 4th 8K in Southampton and Tara was second!!

 

Gay Pride 5M:  Hot & Humid, MikeG in his Speedo & Both the Men's and Women's Teams were victorious!!  The womem were led by Kim Griffin (2nd), Amy Fredericks (3rd) and Jeanne Pare (4th).  The men were led by Brett Albert (4th), Andrey Baranov (6th), Mike Anderson (7th), Stephane Bois (8th) and Mike Guastella (12th).  Great job men and women.  This will put both groups back into first place in the Championship Series!!

 

WOMEN'S MINI 10K:  Paula Radcliff almost breaks the world record and the Warren Street Women do it again!!!  1st Place team competition with only a few places separating second place Moving Comfort NY.  The Warren Street Women were led by Kim Griffin (18th), Jeanne Pare (27th), Amy Fredericks (30th), Jean Chodnicki-Stemm (31st) and Una Broderick (33rd).  Photos are at the print shop.  Stay tuned!  Congratulations women!!

 

Long Island report:  MikeG & MikeA have been hitting all of the 5K's available and for the most part, winning everyone of them.  We have an Excel spreadsheet with a list of wins for those who would like to download it (requires 7 Gigabytes of disk space).  Barbara Gubbins is also cleaning up out on the island.  She won the Potato Hampton 10K (memorial day weekend).  The win won her a large chair from Montauk Furniture and 2 nights in the Chelsea Hotel in South Beach.  Guess she has to go to Miami now!

 

Gotta Have Parks 5M in Prospect Park:  The men missing 3 of their top 5 runners managed a second place finish on one of the first hot and humid days of the year.  Brett Albert (5th) led the team, followed by Matt (Silky Wilky) Wilkinson (8th), Mike Anderson (15th), Stephane Bois (16th) and Mike Parr (20th).

 

Allure - Mother's Day Half Marathon:  Warren Street Women WIN THE TEAM COMPETITION!!  Kim Griffin & Zofia Wieciorkowska lead the pack from the start and put in quick 1:19 & change performances finishing 1st and 2nd respecively.  Jean Chodnicki-Stemm put in a valiant 5th place finish despite major allergy problems.  Susan Yang, Celine Perrot  and the rest of the women put in strong peformances to make sure that there were plenty of WS colors to go around!  CLICK HERE 4 PHOTOS

 

Nike Town Run for the Parks:  Warren Street Domination!  The men and women both took top honors in the team competition.  The men placed 7 in the top 15 and the women placed 5 in the top 15!  The women were led by Kim Griffin (2nd), Zofia Wieciorkowska (3rd) and Barbara Gubbins (7th).  Welcome to the team Zofia!  The men were led by Sean Macmillan (4th), Fouzi (5th), MikeG (9th), Matt Wilkinson (11th) and Stephane Bois (12th).  It was a food fight for 12th with WS'ers taking the next 13th and 14th!  CLICK HERE 4 PHOTOS

 

Our teammates have been putting in some good performances out on The Island.  On March 17th, Barbara Gubbins and MikeG both won the St. Paddy's Day 5K in Patchogue.  That was MikeG's second win of the day!  He alson won the Townwide Fund of Huntington St. Patrick's 5K Run.

 

Brooklyn Half:  Cool, Windy & an extra loop of HILLS in Prospect Park.  The women took 3rd place.  They were led by Kim Griffin's 2nd place finish followed by Una Broderick in 11th and Celine Perrot-Johnson in 22nd.  Congratulations to the women for scoring!

 

Club Night  Awards:  Fouzi wins the NYRRC Fred Lebow Male Runner of the Year award!!!!!!!  Congratulations Fouzi!!  Jean Chodnicki & Barbara Gubbins shared the 40-49 award, Matt Wilkinson won the 20-29 award and the web master is probably forgetting someone!  Open Men NYRRC 1st Place Team for 2000!  Open Women NYRRC 1st Place Team for 2000!  Women's Masters NYRRC 3rd Place Team for 2000!!!

 

Congratulations to Mike and Hallie Anderson who were married on Saturday, February 17!!!  They are already back from Hawaii!

 

Snowflake 4M:  The women take 3rd place.  Jean Pare put in a valiant effort for a 6th place finish, Jean Chodnicki-Stem finished 12th and Amy Fredericks rounded out the scoring with a 28th place finish.

 

MikeG won the USATF  Long Island Championships in the 1500m & the 800m!  You go boy!!!!!!!!

 

Al Gordon 15K:  Fouzi wints the race beating Toby Tanser by 2 seconds in a time of 48:15!!  Despite missing some of the fastest team members, WS men managed a 2nd place finish in this team competition race.  Fouzi led the pack in 1st place, Matt Wilkinson finished 5th, Jim Stemm finished 13th, Jeremy Johnson finished 26th and Mike Parr finished 39th.  Andrey finished 16th, but was not scored due to technical difficulties.  The women won the team competition, but unfortunately it was not a points race.

 

Jack Wolfgang Peterson was born on Feruary 2nd!!  He weighed in at 7lbs, 6oz.  Congratulations to Bea and Pat!

 

Millrose Games:  Warren Street Men standout in the Metropolitan Men's 3000!!  Fouzi was second in a photo finish with a time of 8:27.51.  MikeG was a strong 3rd in 8:29.36 and Andrew Cleary finished 10th in 8:51.12.    Men's Racing has a few photos:  http://www.mensracing.com/photos/millrose01/index.html  This was one of the best races of the evening with multiple lead changes and a strong effort by all participants.  CLICK HERE 4 PHOTOS

 

Mike and Anne Parr had their first baby!!  Madeline Anne Parr (Hesse?) was born on Thursday, Janurary 11th and weighed in at 6 lbs., 9 oz.  Congratulations to the Parr's!!

 

MikeG won the St. Mary's 5K on Long Island in November and the HO-HO-Cus 5K in December.  Scott Beach finished 3rd place in the Falling Leaves 14K in Utica NY and placed 5th at the Pit Run 10K in Oneonta, NY.

 

Joe Kleinerman 10K:  Great wrap-up to a great year!!  Matt Wilkinson put in a stellar performance by winning in 30:44 (more than 1:15 over 2nd place).  Both the men and women WON!  The women wrapped up the club championship series with another win by edging out Moving Comfort.  Even though the men had the Club Championship wrapped up, they still showed up in force taking another 1st place team.  The women were led by Chris Lundy (3rd), Kim Griffin (4th) and Barbara Gubbins (7th).  The men were led by Matt (1st), MikeG (8th), Andrey Baranov (12th), Mike Anderson (13th) and Pascal Savayre (46th).  Editor's Note:  Mike Parr was actually 5th WS'er, but he was not scored...  Way to go Mike!  Get ready for 2001!!!!!!!

 

Staten Island Half:  GO WARREN STREET!!!!  Both the Men and the Women won on a hot day with hot competition!!!  The men were led by Mark Lindrud (3rd), Matt Wilkinson (4th), MikeG -the birthday boy- (6th), Terry McLean (8th) and Stefane Bois (9th).  Special mention to the Russian Rocket (Mr. Jack Daniel's Running Formula), Andrey Baranov with a new PR of 1:13:38.  The women were led by Kim Griffin with her 1st place finish, Jean Chodnicki-Stemm (2nd) and Karen McNamara (7th).  Karen has set PR's, in the half marathon, the last two weekends!!  Great job guys and gals!!

 

Kurt Steiner 5K XC:  Barbara Gubbins won the 5K women's race.  We heard Fouzi won, but have not yet located the results!

 

Enteman's:  WS winners all over the place!!  Barbara Gubbins came in from the Hampton's to win the 5K, Mike Anderson and Karen McNamara both went to the Island from the city to win the 10K and Half Marathon respectively!!  Keep on eating those donuts and winning those races!!!

 

Corporate Challenge Championships:  The international competition up and down Park Avenue was fast and furious!!  WS had 4 men in the top 25 (Matt Wilkenson, MikeG, Terry McLean and Andrew Cleary).  Kim Griffin finished 3rd overall!

 

Greta Gallup:  Fouzi wins the race!!  WS women finish 1st in team competition!!  The women were led by Susan Yang (4th), Lisa Weinberg (6th) and Alex Warren (9th).  Great job men & women!!  P.S. Nick set a 1/2 marathon PR of 1:21:25.

 

Stephane Bois smokes the competition at the Dutchess County 1/2 Marathon!!  He won in 1:12:36.  Go French Rocket!!  http://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/projects/dcclassic/index.htm

 

MikeG sets PR of 1:55:42!!!  Yes, it is true, he had never run longer than 1:45:00 before that!  Jeremy Johnson, Mike Parr and John Nelson (b.t.w. they all ran for 2:30:02) worked MikeG over on the hills of Tarrytown!!  "The only reason I did it was that there was a hungry boy breakfast waiting for me after the run."

 

Ocean to Sound 50 Mile Relay:  The men take overall first place despite the fact that the French Rocket took a detour while following signs to a garage sale instead of a the course!!!!  The "B" team was 10th Overall and 6 open "men's team" even though Jennette & Amy were on the team.  Over 100 teams participated!  John Hanc of Newsday together the following summary:  CLICK HERE 4 NEWSDAY ARTICLE