Wheelchair

Tue., May 6, 1997

Here are results from the wheelchair divisions:

Men

1. Paul Wiggins 27:28

2. Eric Neitzel 27:56

3. Mustapha Badid 30:04

4. Scott Parson 30:11

5. Craig Blanchette 31:25

6. Eric Kaiser 31:33

7. Austin Snyder 32:32

8. Bob Balk 32:34

9. Luis Betts 32:41

10. Tyler Byers 34:16

11. Didier Touat 34:18

12. Keith Davis 34:50

12. Chris Kohler 34:50

14. Nick Enkeboll 36:11

15. Brian White 36:38

16. Joey Hamilton 37:29

17. Mark Preston 41:02

18. Brent King 41:05

19. Wes Bergin 43:42

20. Jim Knaub 44:16

21. Brad Trimble 52:40

22. Roger Clowers 56:17

23. Steve VanDevender 1:04:19

24. David Stump 1:06:05

Women

1. Jean Driscoll 36:00

2. Candace Cable 37:16

3. Julia Wallace 37:16

4. Cheri Becerra 44:14

5. Melody Williamson 52:42

6. Juana Post 1:05:00

7. Judy Siegle 1:05:56

Masters

1. Jim Martinson 33:12

2. Jerry Martin 36:15

3. Mike Trujillo 38:27

4. Jim Hudec 39:51

5. Bruce Cornell 44:45

6. Jack Coakley 44:45

Quad T-1

1. Jimbo Boyd 1:13:59

2. Bart Dodson 1:18:22

3. Richard Conner 2:03:48

Quad T-2

1. Clayton Gerein 38:45

2. Al Kovach 38:46

3. Paul Nitz 43:34

4. John Brewer 44:05

5. Fred Tomkins 47:25

6. Ron Cline 54:19

7. Mike Weeden 56:15

8. Jemal M. Fundshi 1:08:28

9. Sam Learn 1:21:46

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