Big Dog’s Lovers Day 5K – partial results

Bad weather caused problems with the timing and if you have your own time I will be glad to post.  Any mistakes with spelling of names please send the corrections for me to make.  Thanks to all those that braved the nasty weather and a special thank you to our volunteers who helped make the event possible.  Photo link: https://waynejoseph.wordpress.com/2012/02/19/photos-from-big-dogs-lovers-day-5k-at-hilo-bayfront-park/

Langtry	Andrew	17:56
Muragin	Nick	17:57
Hunter	Stephen	18:44
Ebersole	Jesse	18:50
Garson-Shumway	Carmen	22:25
Yoshishige	Owen	23:26
Taaroa	Emily	23:33
Cruz	Makaa’la	23:36
Langtry	Andrew M.	23:50
Tehero	Cody	23:51
Grothmann	Rihei	23:55:00
Mochca	Frank	23:59
La Brie	Colby	24:21:00
Grothmann	Richard	24:35:00
Park	jimmy	24:43:00
Keane	Charles	25:06:00
Tehero	Tom	25:08:00
Lerma	Keegan	26:06:00
Battad	Paul
Van Kralingen	Sage
Tehero	Firmin
Hegerfeldt	Noah
Quinajon	Corrinne
Nagai	Dennis
Theton	Ginie
Morita	Amanda
Morita	Aaron
Solomon	Issan
Takeguchi	Rowena
Tomlinon	Robert
Dangaran	Heidi
Alderson	Richard	33:33:00
Samuels	Lucia
Halsted	Austin
Vicente	Adrel
Au	Wendy
Ariola	Kainoa
Vicente	Adriana
Halsted	Alon
Halsted	Mari
Mochida	Asheley
Monica	Sharla
Walker	Davelyn
Chinen	Andrea
Salines	Savanne

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Big Island Road Runners Turkey Trot is a Huge Success – Full Results

Big Island RoadRunners
Turkey Trot 5k Run
November 24, 2011
CoconutIsland,Hilo,7:30am

1	Jordan Lerma	20-29		16:39	5:21
2	Chris Gregory	20-29		16:46	5:23
3	Zack Johnson	20-29		18:06	5:49
4	Todd Marohnic	50-59		18:59	6:06
5	Ryan Stone	20-29		19:04	6:08
6	Justin Pang	20-29		19:18	6:13
7	Mike Daly	30-39		19:26	6:15
8	Maka’ala Cruz	≤19		20:01	6:26
9	Shannon White	≤19		20:18	6:32
10	Stuart Miyashiro	50-59		20:22	6:33
11	Bryan Yannutz	20-29		20:25	6:34
12	Jhun DelleVentura	≤19		21:08	6:48
13	Keith Marrack	40-49		21:14	6:50
14	Steve Pavao	50-59		21:33	6:56
15	Jackson Halford	≤19		21:51	7:02
16	Carmen Garson-Shumway	≤19	F	21:51	7:02
17	Joel Nelson	30-39		21:53	7:02
18	Ray Ibarra	50-59		21:54	7:02
19	no name given	–		22:05	7:06
20	Nikolai Shumov	≤19		22:14	7:09
21	Shalila de Bourmont	≤19	F	22:18	7:10
22	Bryson Manuel	20-29		22:30	7:14
23	Josh McDaniel	30-39		22:31	7:14
24	Kai Garson-Shumway	≤19		22:34	7:16
25	Todd Shumway	40-49		22:42	7:18
26	Daysen Masuda	≤19		22:45	7:19
27	Patrick Baker	30-39		22:52	7:21
28	Rihei Grothmann	≤19		23:09	7:26
29	Kelly Freitas	50-59		23:12	7:28
30	Alan Ryan	40-49		23:15	7:29
31	Melissa Schad	30-39	F	23:17	7:29
32	LindenVillena	30-39		23:21	7:31
33	Andrew M. Langtry	40-49		23:24	7:31
34	Kevin Okumura	20-29		23:44	7:38
35	Marianne Stone	30-39	F	23:53	7:41
36	DJ Blinn	60-69		24:03	7:44
37	Elysonne Quila	≤19		24:06	7:45
38	Keana Medeiros	≤19	F	24:09	7:46
39	Paul LeBlanc	≤19		24:09	7:46
40	Cody Tehero	20-29		24:14	7:47
41	no name given	–		24:33	7:53
42	BryanGorges	20-29		24:36	7:55
43	Jeremy Johnson	≤19		24:37	7:55
44	Wayne Pavao	≤19		24:40	7:56
45	Corin Kim	≤19	F	24:42	7:56
46	Grant Uekawa	≤19		24:42	7:56
47	Danny Pacheco	≤19		24:47	7:58
48	Robert Belcher	50-59		24:49	7:59
49	Kumei Kern	30-39	F	24:50	7:59
50	Tehani Jones	≤19	F	24:58	8:02
51	Wendy Yamada	40-49	F	25:05	8:04
52	Iris Liberato	20-29	F	25:08	8:05
53	Roy Yamada	40-49		25:12	8:06
54	Tatia Kamalani-Manpathoum	30-39	F	25:19	8:08
55	Alexa Bader	≤19	F	25:28	8:11
56	Yuki Yano	20-29		25:37	8:14
57	Richard Grothmann	50-59		25:38	8:14
58	Michael Rushton	40-49		25:47	8:17
59	John Bums	20-29		25:50	8:19
60	Niegel Rozet	20-29		25:52	8:19
61	Colby Labrie	30-39		25:55	8:20
62	WayneSubica	40-49		26:08	8:24
63	Ace Loughmiller	30-39		26:14	8:26
64	Alan Mitsuyoshi	60-69		26:31	8:32
65	Dawn Patterson	30-39	F	26:37	8:34
66	Lindsey Englund	20-29	F	26:48	8:37
67	Keo Lopes	40-49		26:49	8:37
68	LawrenceEckart	40-49		26:53	8:38
69	Paula Miller	20-29	F	27:03	8:42
70	Joan T. Arakaki	40-49	F	27:12	8:45
71	Rick Otani	50-59		27:15	8:46
72	Justin Haggard	20-29		27:19	8:47
73	Jennifer Silva	30-39	F	27:24	8:49
74	Eva Naniole	50-59	F	27:42	8:55
75	Joel Truesdell	50-59		27:43	8:55
76	no name given	–		27:45	8:55
77	Jarvis Valera	30-39		27:54	8:58
78	Sarah Bradley	20-29	F	28:02	9:01
79	Mclean Eames	20-29		28:03	9:01
80	Hope Braceros	20-29	F	28:04	9:01
81	Orville Reddenbocker	50-59		28:04	9:01
82	U’ilani Wills	30-39	F	:28:13	9:04
83	Keska Dwight	20-29	F	:28:32	9:10
84	Molly Yates	30-39	F	:28:32	9:10
85	no name given	–		:28:34	9:11
86	Kris Fuchigami	20-29		:28:36	9:12
87	Kanani Desa	40-49	F	:29:02	9:20
88	Marti Banks	50-59	F	:29:04	9:21
89	Maria Fratinardo	≤19	F	:29:07	9:22
90	Ken Ceasar	60-69		:29:14	9:24
91	Ben Wertz	No Age		:29:20	9:26
92	Zach Tomlinson	20-29		:29:22	9:26
93	Baxter Stone	≤19		:29:26	9:28
94	Kristina Rushton	20-29	F	:29:29	9:29
95	Kanaipono Eckart	≤19		:29:50	9:35
96	no name given	–		:29:54	9:37
97	Shani Wertz	≤19	F	:29:55	9:37
98	Rebecca Akiona	20-29	F	:30:04	9:40
99	no name given	–		:30:07	9:41
100	Sarah Stoebner	20-29	F	:30:09	9:41
101	no name given	–		:30:15	9:44
102	Zach Winters	≤19		:30:22	9:46
103	no name given	–		:30:22	9:46
104	Phoebe Wyatt	≤19	F	:30:25	9:47
105	Joanne Pocsidio	40-49	F	:30:38	9:51
106	Rayelle Subica	40-49	F	:30:54	9:56
107	Kristina Erskine	40-49	F	:31:01	9:58
108	Theodora Hiro	50-59	F	:31:13	10:02
109	Desiree Sumaoang	≤19	F	:31:14	10:02
110	Cristine Belmes	≤19	F	:31:14	10:02
111	no name given	–		:31:22	10:05
112	Dennis Shigeoka	60-69		:31:36	10:10
113	Lee Otani	50-59	F	:31:48	10:14
114	no name given	–		:31:56	10:16
115	Judy Martin	60-69	F	:32:05	10:19
116	Sean Knell	30-39		:32:22	10:25
117	ScottMalis	30-39		:32:27	10:26
118	Erin Carvalho	≤19	F	:32:54	10:35
119	Zeny Eakins	30-39	F	:32:55	10:35
120	Kris Sumaoang	≤19	F	:32:56	10:35
121	Tiana Tehero	20-29	F	:33:15	10:41
122	Firmin Tehero	50-59		:33:17	10:42
123	Sharon Hiroka	40-49	F	:33:17	10:42
124	Kelci Nishiki	30-39	F	:33:27	10:46
125	Colleen Fratinardo	50-59	F	:33:40	10:50
126	Charlie Cordeiro	≤19		:33:43	10:50
127	Ellen Cordeiro	30-39	F	:33:43	10:50
128	Bonita Babas	No Age	F	:33:44	10:51
129	Michelle Macanas	40-49	F	:33:45	10:51
130	Beth Kreminski	20-29	F	:33:46	10:52
131	Claire Shigeoka	50-59	F	:33:55	10:55
132	Robert Tomlinson	50-59		:34:04	10:57
133	Tennille Eckart	30-39	F	:34:07	10:58
134	Shelly Sherman	40-49	F	:34:31	11:06
135	Rachel Rechtman	≤19	F	:34:35	11:07
136	Becky Lee	40-49	F	:34:41	11:09
137	Kaelynne Manoha	≤19	F	:35:01	11:16
138	Christopher Knell	≤19		:35:07	11:17
139	Scott Kauffman	30-39		:35:26	11:23
140	Lauren Supnet	30-39	F	:36:43	11:49
141	Julian Taifmai	30-39		:36:45	11:49
142	Charish Sumaoang	20-29	F	:37:12	11:58
143	Sandra Silva	40-49	F	:37:52	12:11
144	Ellen Osier	60-69	F	:37:53	12:11
145	Harold Pinnow, Jr.	30-39		:38:33	12:24
146	no name given	–		:38:42	12:26
147	no name given	–		:39:15	12:37
148	Jessie Gorges	20-29	F	:39:31	12:43
149	Jamie Reese	20-29	F	:40:05	12:53
150	Sue Wyatt	40-49	F	:40:12	12:56
151	Wyatt Dunn	≤19		:40:13	12:56
152	Marilyn Hall	50-59	F	:40:20	12:58
153	Diane Simpson	40-49	F	:41:26	13:19
154	no name given	–		:43:42	14:03
155	Isaac Knell	≤19		:44:17	14:14
156	Michelle Knell	40-49	F	:44:32	14:19
157	Michelle Correia	30-39	F	:44:37	14:21
158	Samantha Sugioka-Kai	20-29	F	:44:39	14:22
159	Emily Kingery	20-29	F	:44:40	14:22
160	Noah Ah Chong	≤19		:45:30	14:38
161	Aaron Knell	≤19		:47:59	15:26
162	KenyaNobriga	30-39	F	:47:59	15:26
163	Kim Krell	40-49	F	:48:36	15:38
164	Jessa Dunn	≤19	F	:48:37	15:38
165	Kyla Dunn	40-49	F	:48:41	15:39
166	Dolly Hank	30-39	F	:49:30	15:55
167	Khevani Nobriga	≤19	F	:50:20	16:11
168	Ben Wyatt	≤19		:50:21	16:11
169	Eric Wyatt	40-49		:50:23	16:12
170	Chasaty Mahu	30-39	F	:51:55	16:41
171	Anissa Norwood	30-39	F	:53:30	17:12
172	Nicole Kelson	30-39	F	:54:21	17:29
173	Pua Kaaihue	30-39	F	:54:24	17:29

BIIF Boys cross country All League Selections

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			BOYS All-League
(based on finish at BIIF Championship on 22-Oct)
			1st Team
CHAMPION		Chayce Moniz	12	Honokaa
2nd place		Jackson Halford	12	Waiakea
3rd place		Andrew Lantry	11	St. Joseph’s
4th place		Shawn Correa Doll	12	Kamehameha
5th place		Paul Gregg	11	Parker
6th place		Ian Mcquate	10	Waiakea
7th place		Brandt Mabuni	12	Makua Lani
			2nd Team
8th place		Tony Connors	10	Honokaa
9th place		Robert Connors	12	Honokaa
10th place		Luca Walter	12	Kealakehe
11th place		Stephen Hunter	10	Hilo
12th place		Max Panoff	10	Hilo
13th place		Alden Aguirre	12	Honokaa
14th place		Hajime Hiyano	10	Waiakea
Coach of the Year			JOSHUA ABNER
			Honokaa High School
			2011 BIIF Team Champions
			HONOKAA HIGH SCHOOL
HONORABLE MENTION
			BOYS
Christian Liberty			Caedan Cambra, Keenan Freitas
Hawaii Prep			Michael Spetich, Justin Macy, Hide Akai
Hilo			Max Kerr, Hyrum Kim
Honokaa			Clayton Robinson, PedroSanches,Seanry Agbayani
Kamehameha			Maka’ala Cruz, Colton Hill, Jordan Hirae
Ka’u			Jemy Ray Palancia, Cash Sheppard
Kea’au			Jhun Delle Ventura, Davin Alviento, Arman Navarro
Kealakehe			Scott Henderson, CJ, Agusen
Kohala			Josiah Adams, Domenic Defiesta
Makua Lani			Devin Vandervoort, Andrew Dong,Aidan Alcos
Pahoa			Kristian Abilla
Parker			Jesse Tarnas, Tyler McCullough
Waiakea			Dyson Sato, Keoni Rice, Robbey Meguro

 girls all league selections:  https://waynejoseph.wordpress.com/2011/11/05/biif-girls-cross-country-all-league-selections-hpas-franklin-coach-of-the-year/ 

Hawaii Prep girls cross country HHSAA state champions for 2011

Franklin

“Something special and magical happened today,” Coach Michael Franklin said when learning that his Hawaii Preparatory Academy girls cross country team won the state title.

Ka Makani harriers gave everything they had during the 49^th Annual Hawaii High School Athletic Association cross country championships held Saturday at the Kapalua Village Golf Course on Maui.

 “Everything worked out according to how we trained over the years, as we ran as a team and packed our runners together,” Franklin said.

HPA the Big Island Interscholastic Federation team champion went step to step with HHSAA six time defending champion Punahou in what proved to be a run for state bragging rights.

Ka Makani harriers were runner up to Punahou last year, but turned the tables on the Buff and Blue with their pack style running.

HPA had all five girls in the top 9, which saw their lead pack of Kristiana Van Pernis, Mariah Haight,   Zoe Sims, Emily Evans and Kelly Ulrich finish fifth through ninth respectively.

This was Hawaii Preps first girls cross country state title since 1994 when the team was coached by Phil Conley.

“Phil Conley and Stan Shutes have played an important role in the success of this program,” Franklin said.  “Those two coaches established the foundation for what we have today as they instilled the tradition and philosophy behind our success.  I just happened to step into a program that fits my style of coaching.”

Franklin also contributed a huge portion of his team’s ascent to being the best in the state to having the right combination of young runners.

“We have the right group of personalities with great team leadership and really positive attitudes,” Franklin said. “What happened today was very special and magical and I’m very proud of what we did.”

Kelly Ulrich

HPA’s number five runner, Kelly Ulrich, didn’t run on the varsity team last year and was key to the team’s success in winning the team championship by finishing 9^th overall this year.

“Our coaches read a poem called ‘Power of the Pack’ and I kept listen to the words in that poem as I wanted to be able to see our top four girls during the race,” Ulrich said.  “I didn’t expect to do as well as I did, but it felt really good to run fast and stay with our pack.”

Kristiana Van Pernis had a 14^th place finish last year during state competition and was the first BIIF girl to cross the finish line this season in fifth place overall.

“I felt like I turned my brain off during the race and just focused on running,” Van Pernis said.  “I enjoyed running with my teammates and that’s where all my thoughts went.”

Trying to stay with the HPA pack was Waiakea’s Kelsie Kobayashi who placed 11^th overall (the top 20 individual boys and girls received state medals.

“This was a phenomenal season,” Kobayashi said.  “I had my best finish ever in the four years I’ve run states.  I just tried to get out fast and not get boxed in at the beginning of the race.  I used the HPA pack as I was trying to make my way up to them.”

Kobayashi, a senior, was pleased with the outcome.

“I left everything on the course,” she said.  “I kept thinking about what my coach (Rosado) told me early in the season, that cross country doesn’t require a lot of equipment, just a lot of heart.”

Seabury Hall’s Dakota Grossman a sophomore won the individual state title for a second year finishing in a time of 19 minutes 27 seconds

In the boys race it was Waiakea’s Jackson Halford being the first Big Island runner to cross the finish line with St Joseph’s Andrew Langtry close behind.  Halford finished eighth overall in a field of 160 runners, managed to redeem himself after a second place finish during the BIIF championships the week before.

“This race more than made up for my finish at the BIIF championships,” Halford said.

“I beat my personal goal coming into states,” Halford said.  “I was just hoping to come in 10^th this year after my 25^th place finish last year.”

Halford started out slow during the opening mile of the three mile race and his strategy paid big dividends.

“I knew everyone was going to go out really fast and then die,” Halford said.  “At the first mile marker I was in 40^th place and people started falling back.”

Halford a senior believes this was the best race of his four year racing career.

For Langtry who finished tenth overall this was his first opportunity to participate in the state cross country championships.

“It was great and I went out perfectly,” Langtry said.  “I was staying close to Jackson and we helped push each other.  Also having my dad come out to watch the race was something that helped me run well.”

Waiakea boys were the top scoring BIIF team, placing ninth to BIIF champion’s Honokaa tenth place finish.

“I told my guys if they didn’t do well today they’d be walking back to Kahului,” a joking Warrior Coach Rosado said.  “They were a lot more serious and focused today than they were at the BIIF Championships a week ago.”

Leilehua won the boys team title with 55 beating out Maui 63 and Iolani with 74 points.

Other top BIIF finishers placing within the top 100 on Maui were:

Boys: 27) Parker’s Paul Gregg  30) Kamehameha’s Shawn Correa Doll,  45) Honokaa’s Robert Conners, 54) Waiakea’s Ian McQuate  62) Honokaa’s Tony Conners  76) Waiakea’s Robbey Meguro  77) Hilo’s Stephen Hunter  80) Kealakehe’s Luka Walter  84) Kamehameha’s Makaala Cruz  92) Parker’s Jesse Tarnas  94) Honokaa’s Chayce Moniz  96) HPA’s Justin Macy    97) HPA’s Michael Rogerson

Girls:   15) Kealakehe’s Kari Van Mols  26) Hilo’s Carmen Garson-Shumway  30) Hilo’s Satya Ray   35) Kealakehe’s Sydney Kirkhill  38) Makua Lani Joy Choe 45) Makua Lani’s Grace Choe  47) Keaau’s Deann Nishimura-Thornton  53) HPA’s Veronica Ladwig  56) Kamehameha’s Erin Carvalho  61) Konawaena’s Shayli Nakamoto  63) Hilo’s Shalila De Bourmont  66) Kealakehe’s Mika Bettencourt  67) Kamehameha’s Corin Kim  69) HPA’s Cat Bradley  80)  Hilo’s Jordyn Breithbarth   81)  Hilo’s Kaylee Rapoza    82) Keili Dorn Makua Lani  84) Honokaa’s  Hildhang Adams 85) Honokaa’s Elizabeth Aguirre  92) Honokaa’s Kelly Greenwell  93)  Kamehameha’s Mikela Cabel  95) Makua Lani’s Tiffany Nakamura   100) Keaau’s Natalie Hagemann

Hawaii Prep, Hilo and Kamehameha X-C boys headed to HHSAA championships

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Akai	Hide	9	Hawaii Prep
Macy	Justin	11	Hawaii Prep
Rogerson	Michael	12	Hawaii Prep
Spetich	Michael	10	Hawaii Prep
Hunter	Stephen	10	Hilo
Kerr	Max	11	Hilo
Kim	Hyrum	9	Hilo
Panoff	Max	10	Hilo
Correa Doll	Shawn	12	Kamehameha
Cruz	Makaala	10	Kamehameha
Hill	Colton	10	Kamehameha
Hirae	Jordan	10	Kamehameha