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July 17, 2008

Anonymous The Goshen News Thu Jul 17, 2008, 11:03 AM EDT

Rieth Training 5K

Female

2K — 1, Jessica Hernandez 8:42; 2, Katie Kieper 10:06; 3, Abby Hochstetler 13:26.

Age 11-13 (3K) — 1, Kayla Casaletto 15:26; 2, Jenna Kieper 16:06; 3, Hanna Smith 17:22; 4, Gabbielle Pepple 17:28.

Age 14-18 — 1, Miranda Boyts 24:26; 2, Laura Sorg 24:44; 3, Karla Folker 24:44; 4, Leann Hochstetler 25:47; 5, Alli Hochstetler 25:47; 6, Diamond Setterberg 25:48; 7, Erin Helmuth 25:53; 8, Anita Yoder 25:53; 9, Jasmine Lockwood 27:48; 10, Alyssa Ramer 29:03; 11, Ellie Schertz 30:11; 12, Eva Lapp 30:12; 13, Hannah Johnson 30:43; 14, Jordan Lloyd 35:46.

Age 19-29 — 1, Leah Roth 25:49; 2, Abri Houser 25:50; 3, Carla Henderson 35:15.

Age 30-39 — 1, Andrea Houghton 27:13; 2, Melinda Bontrager 27:21; 3, Michelle Oyer 28:58.

Age 40-49 — 1, Luann Neff 27:54.

Age 50-59 — 1, Lorette Lecount 26:50.

3K Exhibition — Karen Kieper 16:47.

Male

2K — 1, Lucas Casaletto 8:52; 2, Noah Hochstetler 9:59.

Age 10-and-under (3K) — 1, Zach Oyer 14:05.

Age 11-13 (3K) — 1, Evan Long 14:09.

Age 11-13 — 1, Isaac Schertz 27:33.

Age 14-18 — 1, Lucas Roscoe 19:09; 2, Derek Blankenship 20:16; 3, Nick Handrich 21:10; 4, John Sevison 21:42; 5, Ricky Masters 25:14; 6, Derek Smallwood 25:29; 7, Jared Deardorff 25:55; 8, Michael Rice 26:05.

Age 19-29 — 1, Kurt Neufeld 19:25; 2, Jonathan Glick 21:47; 3, Philip McGuire 22:14; 4, Philip Shenk 22:58; 5, Ben Shenk 23:01; 6, Jonathan Hoover 26:42; 7, Troy Davidhizer 27:12.

Age 30-39 — 1, Peter Casaletto 20:17; 2, Francisco Godinez 28:28; 3, Ben Kalich 30:13.

Age 40-49 — 1, Mark Linn 20:51; 2, Jesus Perez 21:08; 3, Mike Pickins 21:47; 4, Todd Rothi 21:53; 5, Bryan Heniz 22:00; 6, Rollin Handrich 22:05; 7, Edward Mckenna 22:11; 8, Doug Walter 25:19; 9, Jose Reyes 25:41.

Age 50-59 — 1, Mark Furkis 18:23; 2, Dan Blake 24:47.

Age 60-and-over — 1, Freeman Hershberger 30:45.

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