
2008 FLEET FEET
Racing Team membership information.
2008 FLEET FEET Racing Team awards
information.
5/13/08 -
Amy Marxkors took home first overall honors among the women
at the 2nd annual Race for Miracles 5K held this past weekend down
in the Chesterfield Valley. Danielle Brunnworth finished 3rd
overall for the women as well while Cheryl Bergin took 1st in her
age group 35-39. John Quick was also out there and finished
1st in his age group 50-54.
On a very wet Wednesday night the SLTC Road Series 4 mile got
under way. David Conley was 2nd in his age group 20-24, Chip
Self 2nd in his age group 35-39, and Cheryl Bergin took 2nd in her
age group 35-39. Joan Bennett claimed 3rd in her age group
45-49 while Eric Gaddy finished 5th in his age group 30-34.
Other races this past week saw Chip Self in the Pattonville
5K and Dan Miner along with Alexandra Braden competed in the
Lindenwood Invitational 5K.
Congratulations to everyone who ran this past week!
5/06/08 -
FLEET FEET Racing Team was out in full force at the Run for
Sight 5K this past Sunday. Dan Miner and AJ Hoeltzel finished
1-2 overall with Judy Dorpinghaus finishing 1st overall for the
women and 4th overall in the entire race!
Amy Marxkors and Alexandra Braden took 1st and 2nd in their
age group of 20-24 along with Jessica Brosamer-Senger taking 4th.
Jon Petter finished 2nd in his age group of 25-29 while Katrina
Wingers took 2nd in her age group of 25-29. Kristen Murphy and
Tracy Schmidt claimed 1st and 3rd in their age group 30-34,
respectively. Cheryl Bergin finished 4th and Angela Stewart
finished 7th in their age group of 35-39. Christine Burke was
7th in her age group of 45-49. Jim Yount was also out there
competing in what was wonderful weather! Congrats to all who
raced that morning.
Running in the 2nd race of the SLTC Road Series, Jeff
Neuschwander dominated the 5 miler finishing first by almost a
minute! Chip Self took 3rd in his age division 35-39, David
Bennett was 4th in the 45-49 age division, while David Conley took
4th in the 20-24 age division. On the women's side Cheryl
Bergin was 2nd in the 35-39 age division, Joan Bennett took 2nd in
the 45-49 age division, and Kay McVey won the 55-59 age division.
Jim Yount and David Bevan were also out there among others running
in the event. Way to go everyone!
John Quick and Jim Yount went and competed in the Progress
South 5K as well this past weekend.
To view photos from the awards night, click here.
Congratulations to all members of the FLEET FEET Racing Team on their 2007 performances – and to the following individuals for their award-winning efforts. They will soon be honored and rewarded at a get-together for all members of the 2007 FLEET FEET Racing Team. Stay tuned to the team website for more details.
FLEET
FEET Overall Runner of the Year:
Male - Jeff Neuschwander
Female - Judy Dorpinghaus
New
Balance 3K Runner of the Year:
Male - David Donald
Female - Cheryl Bergin
Adidas
5K/4M Runner of the Year:
Male - Ryan Lane
Female - Danielle Brunnworth
Brooks
8K/5M Runner of the Year:
Male - Chip Self
Female - Kay McVey
Nike
10K Runner of the Year:
Male - Delbert Camp
Female - Joan Bennett
Saucony 15K/10M Runner of the Year:
Male - Brian Schoenholz
Female - Rhonda Saltzman
Mizuno
13.1M/26.2M Runner of the Year:
Male - Andy Koziatek
Female - Kristen Leon
FLEET
FEET Multisport Athlete of the Year:
Male - Brian Schoenholz
Female - Nancy Klutenkamper
Note that runners who scored the most points in multiple categories were awarded what was deemed to be the single honor that best described their year. In other words, our rules are designed to spread the wealth by preventing double-dipping. The exception was Brian Schoenholz, who won honors in the distinctly different categories of running and multipsort.





