Coeur D’Alene Marathon

Wed., May 31, 2000

Marathon Age group winners Male

1-19-Adam Schiff, Satellite Beach, Fla., 2:53:55. 20-24-David Volk, Mountain View, Calif., 2:43:45. 25-29-Uli Steidl, Seattle, 2:26:09. 30-34-Andre Barrette, Pullman, 2:59:59. 35-39-Martin Scates, Chewelah, Wash., 2:52:07. 40-44-Kevin Glynn, Post Falls, 3:04:16. 45-49-Russell Trump, Yoncalla, 2:58:06. 50-54-Larry Abraham, Tacoma, 3:02:54. 55-59-Marty Winkel, Titusville, 3:32:46. 60-64-Larry Carroll, Liberty Lake, 3:55:55. 65-69-1, Mez Preedy, Ravensdale, 3:30:21. 70-74-Bob Dolphin, Renton, Wash., 4:05:57. 75-79-Charles Baldridge, Garden Valley, 6:26:35.

Female

1-19-Casey Carlson, Spokane, 3:57:22. 20-24-Katherine Carpenter, Missoula, 3:48:08. 25-29-Kristy Hill, Coeur d’Alene, 3:30:13. 30-34-Tammy Pruitt, Spokane, 3:40:51. 35-39-Jackie Van Allen, Spokane, 3:04:16. 40-44-1, Keke Stoeser, Coeur d’Alene, 3:24:25. 45-49-Molly Ertel, Spokane, 3:47:00. 50-54-Susan Rodakowski, Enterprise, Ore., 3:53:30. 55-59-Sharon Carroll, Liberty Lake, 3:55:55. 60-64-Sylvia Quinn, Spokane, 3:58:16. 65-69-Sally Fredericks, Moscow, 4:56:58.

Half marathon Age group winners Male

1-19-Paul Swenson, Spokane, 1:22:31. 20-24-Rick White, Spokane, 1:17:17. 25-29-Michael Bergquist, Airway Heights, 1:16:47. 30-34-Matt Haugen, Cheney, 1:17:41. 35-39-Steve Tidd, Wenatchee, 1:17:39. 40-44-Brent Biggar, Wenatchee, 1:17:24. 45-49-Bran Van Wert, Spokane, 1:24:20. 50-54-Tom Carper, Spokane, 1:25:49. 55-59-Jerry Graham, Spokane, 1:30:38. 60-64-Rich Olin, Hayden, 1:33:13. 65-69-Ralph Riddick, Spokane, 1:59:23. 70-74-Steve Anson, Spokane, 2:13:17.

Female

1-19-Lisa Erickson, Nine Mile Falls, 1:48:55. 20-24-Amber Johnson, Spokane, 1:25:25. 25-29-Heather McLaughlin, Spokane, 1:32:03. 30-34-Carol Hunter, Spokane, 1:39:17. 35-39-Alison DeLong, Hope, Idaho, 1:33:27. 40-44-Angie Jones, Colville, 1:27:49. 45-49-Penny Colton, Richland, 1:35.00. 50-54-Judy Shannon, Hayden, 1:41:44. 55-59-Gunhild Swanson, Spokane, 1:37:41. 60-64-Jeannie Curryer, Chattaroy, 2:07:58. 65-69-June Machala, Spokane, 1:44:35. 70-74-Thelma Yasuhara, Spokane, 2:25:11. 75-79-Beatrice Baldridge, Garden Valley, 3:00:53.

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