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Friday, April 29 through Saturday April 30, 2016

Race Weekend Social Media CenterP&G Health & Fitness Expo

Duke Energy Convention Center, Fifth and Elm, Cincinnati

Sunday, May 1, 2016Finish Line Media Center

MEDIA CONTACTS

Jackie Reau / Betsy RossGame Day Communications

(513) 929-4263, o�ce(513) 929-0245, fax

(513) 708-5822 (Reau, mobile)(513) 535-5552 (Ross, mobile)

2016FLYING PIG MARATHON

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2016Cincinnati

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MEDIAGUIDE

MEDIACONTACTS:

JackieReau/BetsyRoss

GameDayCommunications(513)929-4263

(513)929-0245fax(513)708-5822(Reau,mobile)(513)535-5552(Ross,mobile)

MEDIASUPPORT:

Friday,April29throughSaturday,April30,2016

RaceWeekendSocialMediaCenterP&GHealth&FitnessExpo

DukeEnergyConventionCenter,FifthandElm,Cincinnati

Sunday,May1,2016FinishLineMediaCenter

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TableofContentsMediaServices 2MediaOpportunities 3QuickFacts 5RaceWeekendEventOverviewandStartTimes 6RegistrationHistory 9RaceParticipantsbytheNumbers 10EventRecordHolders 13WeatherConditions 14MarathonbytheNumbers 162015FinalMediaRelease 19Year-by-YearEventHistory 21 Top10Finishers,Times 72GrowthoftheMarathonField 96MarathonPaceChart 98Maps 99

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MEDIASERVICESKeyContactsGameDayCommunications is thepublic relations firmof record for theCincinnati FlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G. InterviewrequestsbeforeandduringMarathonweekendwillbehandledby JackieReau (513.708.5822mobile) andBetsyRoss (513.535.5552mobile). Pleasecall the Game Day office at 513.929.4263 prior to Friday of Flying Pig weekend for mediaquestions,andthemobilenumbersonMarathonweekend.RaceWeekendMediaCenterAsocialmediacenterwithinterviewareawillbeopenattheP&GHealth&FitnessExpo,DukeEnergyConventionCenter,Cincinnati,onFridayandSaturdayandwillbestaffedduringExpohours,noonto7p.m.Fridayand10a.m.to7p.m.Saturday.AmediarepresentativealsowillbepresentSaturdayattheToyota10K,TriStateRunningCompany5K,Kids’Marathon26thMilepresentedbyEY,thePigAbilitiesdivision,IamsFlyingFurRunandtheWalmartandSam’sClubFamily Festival and Flying Piglet, Sawyer Point. The Marathon Day media center will beaccessibleattheFinishLineareaonSunday.Winnerswillbebroughttothemediacenter.PressServicesAvailableOperationalServicesThemedia centeron racedaywillhavepower,Wi-Fi capability for computer internetaccessandprinter/copy services. Table spacewill be set aside forworkingmedia, and an interviewareawillbesetupforwinnerdebriefings.InterviewsMarathon officials, including Executive Director Iris Simpson Bush, will be available forinterviewsonFridayandSaturday.SpecialweekendguestsofthePigalsowillbeavailable,andrunners of human interest will be made available by request. Please let Game DayCommunicationsknowofanyotherrunnersyouwould liketobemadeavailableforpre-raceinterviews.RaceDayViewingMediacredentialswillallowaccesstotheStartLinebyPaulBrownStadiumandFinishLinebyU.S.BankArena. Televisionmonitorswill be setupat theFinish Linemedia center to followcoverage frommedia partner,WLWT-TV. A photo truck that travels ahead of the runners isavailable,inadditiontoaphotobridgeatthefinishline.MediaCenterTheFinishLineMediaCenterwillbestaffedfrom4a.m.onSundayRaceDayMorninguntil2p.m.RaceDayAfternoon.Additionalrepresentativeswillbeatthestartline.Post-RaceInterviewsWinners of theWheelchair,Marathon powered by P&G (men and women) and Paycor HalfMarathon (men and women) will be brought to the Media Center immediately after theirfinishes. Requests for one-on-one interviews with other runners of interest to your mediaoutletmustbemadeinadvanceofRaceDaysowecanmonitortheirprogressandestimatedfinishingtimes.

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MEDIAEVENTS,INTERVIEWSANDPHOTOOPPORTUNITESTheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&Goffersanumberofopportunitiesformediacoverage beyond the race itself. This is just an outline of some of the activities and humanintereststoriesthatsurroundtheweekend:CharitiesMorethan250charitiesusetheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonasafundraiser,frommanningwaterstopstosponsoringrunnerswhoraisemoneythroughpledges.Charitiesrangefromhighschool booster groups to the Leukemia LymphomaSociety Team in Training, theMarathon’ssignaturecharity.In2015alonetheFlyingPigraisednearly$1.5millionforcharities.VolunteersIt takes some 6,500 volunteers to make the Marathon run smoothly each year. ManyvolunteershavebeenwiththeMarathonsincethebeginning.JeanetteKielyisthePigvolunteercoordinatoratjeanette@flyingpigmarathon.com.WalkersTheMarathonwelcomesandencourageswalkersforalldivisions.Thewalkerswillgooffwiththefullmarathonfieldat6:30a.m.Thecoursewillcloseonacontinuouspaceof16:00minutespermile.Specialtrainingprogramsareofferedtotrainthewalkersforthe26.2milesandcanbefoundatwww.flyingpigmarathon.com.MarathonFoundersThe Cincinnati Flying PigMarathon beganwith a group of local runners, a dream and a barnapkinwithaMarathonroutescrawledonit.SeveralofthoseoriginalplannersremainwiththeMarathon and are eager to share their story on how it all began, including Bob Coughlin,presidentofPaycor,andBobRoncker,founderofTheRunningSpot.TrainingProgramsAtrainingprogramisavailableforwalkersandrunnersofallabilities.AnumberofarearunningstoresandclubsscheduletrainingprogramsforalldistancesattheFlyingPig.MarathonMedalThe Flying PigMarathonmedal is one of themost covetedmedals amongmarathoners. Itsunique3-Ddesign,withboththefrontandbackofourdistinctive‘Pig,’makethemedalsoneofthemostpopular.Medalsaregivenforallfinishers.ThePigsOurMarathon RaceDaymascots have been at the finish ‘swine’ since its first year, and areusuallyinbigdemandforphotoswiththerunners.You’llseethemattheStartandFinishlines,cheeringtherunnerson.

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Pumpn’RunTheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonispartneringagainwiththeLord’sGymforaPumpn’Runfundraisingevent,designed for runners,cross trainersandweight lifters.ThePNRreducesacontestant's overall event run time, based on how many times he/she can bench press apercentageof their bodyweight.Originally justoffered in the5K, thePumpn’RunnowhasexpandedtoeveryMarathonweekendevent.OldSpiceHighEndurance‘MiletotheFinish’Onceagain,OldSpiceHighEndurancewillofferprizestothemen’sandwomen’sfastestfinalmileoftheMarathoncourse.MarathonposterSincethebeginningoftheMarathon,Tremor(formerly‘mktg’andCoActiveMarketingGroup)has designed the marketing ‘look’ of the Marathon, including the medal design and thecommemorativeposter.Theposterisgiventoparticipantsaspartoftheir‘goodie’bags.“Hams”atthePig:Local “Ham” radio volunteers arepositionedat eachmileof theMarathon toprovide safetyupdates along the course. Since the first Marathon in 1999, members of the Queen CityEmergencyNethavevolunteeredtheirtime,servicesandequipmenttotheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathon. TheNet is a group of about 120 ham radio operatorswho assist the communityduringtimesofdisaster,andduringlarge-scaleeventsliketheFlyingPigMarathon.The‘Piggest’RaffleEversponsoredbyStockYardsBank&TrustCharitiesthroughouttheTri-Statearesellingchancesfor“ThePiggestRaffleEver”sponsoredbyStockYardsBank&Trust,featuringapigdropFlyingPigweekendfora$10,000cashprizesplitbetweenthewinnerandthecharitysellingtheticket,aleaseonaToyotaPriusandaCincinnatiExperienceweekend.Now in its sixth year in 2016, the Piggest Raffle Ever has raised nearly$40,000forparticipatingcharitiesandnon-profits.LittleKingsMileThefirsteventofFlyingPigweekendisamiledashtotheriverfront,theLittleKingsMile.TheMileisthesecondeventofthethree-eventChristianMoerleinBeerSeries.Thefirstevent,theBockfest5KisheldduringBockfestweekendinearlyMarch,andthefinalevent,theHudepohl14Kand7KeventsareheldtheSaturdayofOktoberfestweekend.IAMSFlyingFurDogRunTheIAMSFlyingFurDogRunbringsdogsandtheirhandlersdowntownforaquicktwomilelap.Foreachdogregistrant,IAMSdonatesalargebagofdogfoodtotheCincinnatiSPCA.Butwait,there’smore..TheFlyingPigMarathonorganizes theQueenBeeHalfMarathonempoweredbyKrogerandP&G.Itsinauguralrunin2014soldout.ThisyearitwillbeonSaturday,October8.Learnmoreatwww.queenbeehalf.com.

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QUICKFACTS18thAnnualCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonSUNDAY,MAY1,2016AlldivisionsstartalongMehringWaybyPaulBrownStadium,Cincinnati,OhioWheelchairMarathon(26.2miles/42K)......................................................6:25AMTheFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G(26.2miles/42K)………………….6:30AMCityDash4-personRelay/AetnaCorporateRelay.......................................6:30AMPaycorHalfMarathon..................................................................................6:30AMMarathonstartandleaders’finishwillbetelevisedliveonWLWT-TV,Channel5.WHY26.2MILES?MostpeopleassumethattheMarathondistanceof26.2milesrepresentsthedistancebetweenthe battlefields of Marathon and Athens that Pheidippedes supposedly ran to announce aGreek victory of the Persian army, but that’s not exactly true.When theMarathonwas firstintroduced in the Olympic Games by Baron Pierre de Coubertin in 1896, the race was 40kilometers–theactualdistancebetweenthetwocities.However,thedistancewaschangedin1908whentheOlympicswereheldinLondon,England.RaceorganizersoriginallysetthestartindowntownWindsorbut subsequentlymoved it to the lawnofWindsorCastle so the royalfamily could watch the start from their front porch. The finish line, however, remained thesamesotheracebecame26milesand285yards,thedistancefromtheroyallawntothefinishlineinOlympicStadium.HOWLONGIS26.2MILES?A basketball player would have to go baseline to baseline 1,471 times in a game to run amarathondistance…amajorleaguebaseballplayerwouldhavetohit385homerunstocoverthedistanceofamarathon…anNFLquarterbackwouldhavehadtostringtogether231200-yardpassinggamestoreachthedistance.PACECHARTMILEPACETIMEWILLFINISHIN:6:00........................................................................................................2:37:176:30........................................................................................................2:50:237:00........................................................................................................3:03:297:30........................................................................................................3:16:358:00........................................................................................................3:29:418:30........................................................................................................3:42:479:00........................................................................................................3:55:539:30........................................................................................................4:08:5910:00.......................................................................................................4:22:0510:30.......................................................................................................4:35:1111:00.......................................................................................................4:48:1711:30.......................................................................................................5:01:2312:00.......................................................................................................5:14:2912:30.......................................................................................................5:27:3513:00.......................................................................................................5:40:4113:30.......................................................................................................5:53:47

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RACEWEEKENDEVENTSFriday,April29,2016Noonto7p.m. P&GHealth&FitnessExpoandpacketpickup-Free

DukeEnergyConventionCenterFifthandElm,Cincinnati,Ohio

6:30p.m. PacketpickupbeginsforLittleKingsMile8p.m. StartforLittleKingsMileSaturday,April30,20166:30a.m. Registration and packet pickup for Toyota 10K and Tri-State

RunningCompany5KattheSchmidlappLawn,ChristianMoerleinLagerHouse,MehringWayandJoeNuxhallWay

8a.m.Start Toyota10K,JoeNuxhallWay10:00a.m.Start Tri-StateRunningCompany5Kand theWalmart and Sam’sClub

FamilyFunFestivalatYeatman’sCove10:00a.m.-7p.m. P&GHealth&FitnessExpo,DukeEnergyConventionCenter12NoonStart Kids’Marathon26thMile,presentedbyEY1p.m.Start Mascot Race, Flying Piglet Kids’ Fun Run featuring the Pampers

DiaperDashatYeatman’sCove1p.m.Start PigAbilitiesMile1:30p.m. IAMSFlyingFurDogRun2:30p.m.-5:30p.m. Pre-lifting,PumpN’Runforfullandhalfmarathons5:00p.m.and6:30p.m. Walmart&Sam’sClubPasta“PigOut”-$20foradults,$15for childrenages3-12andchildrenunder3arefree,Schmidlapp

Lawn.Sunday,May1,20166a.m. MoerleinLagerHouseopenforViewingBreakfast6:15a.m. OpeningCeremonies,startline,MehringWay6:25a.m.Start WheelchairStart6:30a.m.Start FlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G,PaycorHalfMarathon,City

Dash4-PersonRelay,AetnaCorporateRelay10:00a.m.to3p.m. MichelobUltraVictoryPartyatYeatman’sCove

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Saturday,April30,2016FlyingPigToyota10K……………………………………………………………………………………………………8a.m.TheFlyingPigToyota10K,startingonJoeNuxhallWay,isnowtheheadlineeventonMarathonSaturday,kickingoffabusydayoffamilyactivitiesleadinguptoSunday’sMarathon.Finishersmedalsgotoallparticipants.Tri-StateRunningCompany5KandWalmartandSam’sClubFamilyFunFestival….…...10a.m.TheTriStateRunningCompany5K,startingonJoeNuxhallWay,isthefastestgrowingeventoftheweekend.AlsostartingatthistimeistheWalmartFamilyFunFestival,Yeatman’sCove.Kids’Marathon26thMilepresentedbyEY…….……………………………………………………………….noonThe Kids Marathon, starting on Joe Nuxhall Way, serves as the end of an incremental‘marathon’involvingthousandsofareaschoolchildrenoverthethreemonthsleadinguptotheFlyingPig.OthersjustusetheOneMileeventasafunrunforallages!Flying Piglet Kids’ Fun Run…………………….……………………………………………..…..……………….1 p.m.TheFlyingPigletKids’FunRunfeaturingthePampersDiaperDashwillbeginwithregistrationat10 a.m. and activities starting at 1 p.m. along the riverfront in downtown Cincinnati. ThePampers Diaper Dash will start the competition for children under the age of one. Thesubsequentraceswillvaryindistanceandbedividedbyagegroups:1p.m.-Mascotrace,followedbyDiaperDash15ftcrawlorwalk1:15p.m.-2-3yearold25yards1:30p.m.-4-5yearold50yards1:45p.m.-6-7yearold100yards2p.m.-8-9yearold250yards

Childrenover9yearsofageareinvitedtoparticipateintheKids’Marathononemile.

Additional activities will include special entertainment, appearances by some of Cincinnati’sfavoritemascots,andexhibitboothswithgiveawaysandimportantinformationforparentsandchildren.On-siteregistrationwillbeavailable.Thereleaseformmustbecompletedandsignedbyaparentorguardian.EachchildwillreceiveanofficialFlyingPigletrunningnumber,officialfinishermedalandanexclusivePigletT-shirt.IAMSFlyingFurDogRun……………………………………………………………………………………………1:30p.m.Thistwo-milerunisagreattimeforyouandyourbestfriend!Dogsmustbeatleast6monthsoldandbeabletowalkorruntwomiles.Dogsshouldbeabletobearoundlargecrowds,andmustbeonaleash(noretractableleashesallowed).Bothdogsandtheirpeoplewillreceiveafinisher’smedal.

Walmart&Sam’sClub‘PigOut’PastaParty……………………………………………..5p.m.and6:30p.m. The“Pig-Out”PastaPartywillbeheldSaturday,April30.Therewillbetwoseatings:5p.m.and

6:30p.m.Ticketpricesare$20foradults,$15forchildrenages3-12andchildrenunder3arefree.TicketscanbereservedontheraceregistrationformorpurchasedatthedooratthetentonSchmidlappLawn. Ifyouhaveanyquestions,pleasecalltheMarathonofficeat(513)721-PIGS.

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Sunday,May1,2016MoerleinLagerHouseViewingPartyBrunch……………………………………………………………….6a.m.WheelchairDivision……………………………………………………………..…………………………………6:25a.m.ThiscategoryoftheFlyingPigMarathonwillbeginforchairathletesat6:25a.m.andwillbeconductedunderWheelchairAthleticsUSArules.Prizeswillbeawardedinthefollowingdivisions,eachgoingthreedeep:MaleOpenChairFemaleOpenChairCityDash4-personrelay&AetnaCorporateRelay…………………………………………..……6:30a.m.Leg1runnersstartatthesametimeastheothermarathonrunners-6:30a.m.ThereisnotaseparatestartfortheRelayTeams.Leg2,3,and4relayrunnerswillbebusedtotheirrespectiveexchangezones.TherewillbeaRelayReunionareaatSawyerPointwithfoodandbeverages.PaycorHalfMarathon………………………………………………..………………………………………….6:30a.m.Thehalfmarathonwillstartat6:30a.m.atthesametimeasthefullmarathonfield.Thetwogroupswillruntogetherforapproximatelyninemiles,whenthehalfmarathonfieldwillturnbacktowarddowntownandendattheMarathonfinishlinealongYeatman'sCove.Walkersarewelcomeinthehalfmarathon,asinallevents.FlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G…………………………………………………………………..6:30a.m.TheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonstartsalongtheOhioRiverand“flies”alongthestreetsofCincinnati,Covington,andNewport.Thisracepresentsawell-balanced,diversetourofsomethefinestneighborhoodsinthearea.ThiscourseisaBostonQualifier.MichelobUltraVictoryParty………………….………………………….………………………8:30a.m.-3p.m.TheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonVictoryPartywillbeheldnearthefinishlineoftheraceinYeatman’sCove.Thepartywillrunfrom8:30a.m.to3p.m.withmusicby“SnidleyWhiplash,”awardsceremonies,foodandfun.

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FLYINGPIGEVENTREGISTRATIONHISTORY

(Registerednumbersreflecttotalnumberofsignupsforallevents) 1999Registered:6,163....................................................................Finishers:5,297 2000Registered:6,064....................................................................Finishers:5,183 2001Registered:7,976*..................................................................Finishers:6,534 2002Registered:8,436....................................................................Finishers:7,323 2003Registered:9,271**................................................................Finishers:8,101 2004Registered:12,124.................................................MarathonFinishers:8,978 2005Registered:13,282***..................Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:7,946 2006Registered:15,756……......….......…Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:8,600 2007Registered:18,192………………………Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:9,551 2008Registered:22,149......................Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:11,992

2009 Registered:22,285.……………………Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:12,6712010 Registered:23,944……………………Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:15,1402011 Registered:30,408……………………Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:15,1892012 Registered:30,993……………………..Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:14,9382013 Registered:33,852……………………..Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:15,1822014 Registered:36,131…………………….Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:15,2732015 Registered:37,770…………………….Marathon/HalfMarathonFinishers:15,349

*Firstyearof5milerace**Firstyearof10Krace(changedfrom5mile)***FirstYearofHalfMarathon

SPECTATORSAs runner participation has increased, so has spectator interest,withmore than150,000 estimated‘streetsquealers’cheeringontherunnerseachyear.

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RACEPARTICIPANTSBYTHENUMBERSRegisteredSundayParticipants(marathon,halfmarathon+relay)

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5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015

1999,6,200;2000,6,167;2001,6,553;2002,7,226;2003,7,609;2004,9,106;2005,10,409(includesHalfMarathonentries);2006,10,600;2007,13,611,2008,13,460;2009,14,094;2010,15,740;2011,20,282;2012,19,380;2013,17,406;2014,18,005;2015,16,481TotalWeekendParticipants

05,00010,00015,00020,00025,00030,00035,00040,000

1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2015

1999,6,200;2000,6,167;2001,8496;2002,8,995;2003,9,775;2004,12,124;2005, 13,282; 2006, 15,756; 2007, 18,192; 2008, 22,149; 2009, 22,285; 2010, 25,944; 2011,30,408;2012,30,993;2013,33,852;2014,36,131;2015,37,770

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Participantsbystate/countryoforiginSince2003,all50statesandtheDistrictofColumbiahavebeenrepresented intheFlyingPigweekendfield.TheFlyingPighasalwaysbeenaninternationalevent,withadozencountries,plustheU.S.,representedinthefirsteventin1999.In2015therewere22countriesoutsideoftheUSrepresentedinthefield.BelowisalistofcountriesandtheyearstheywereincludedintheFlyingPigweekend:Australia:2003,2013,2014,2015Austria:1999,2001,2006,2010,2011,2012,2015Bahamas:2006,2008,2009,2010,2011Belgium:2006,2008,2010,2011,2012,2013,2014Bermuda:2012,2013Brazil:2014,2015Canada:1999,2000,2001,2002,2003,2004,2005,2006,2007,2008,2009,2010,2011,2012,2013,2014,2015CaymanIslands:2014Chile:2005,2012,2015Colombia:2015CostaRica:2006,2008,2012,2015CzechRepublic:2015Denmark:2012,2013,2015Ecuador:2004,2006,2008,2013Egypt:2015Estonia:2012,2013Finland:2003,2004France:2000,2001,2002,2006,2007,2008,2010,2011,2013,2015Germany:1999,2001,2002,2003,2005,2006,2007,2009,2010,2011,2012,2014,2015Gr. Britain:1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012,2013,2014,2015India:2001,2012,2014Iran:2014Ireland;2001Italy:1999,2002,2008,2011,2013Jamaica:2002,2003,2010,2011Japan:1999,2000,2001,2002,2003,2005,2007,2012,2013,2015Kenya:2014Korea:2011,2013Lithuania:2008Malaysia:2014Mexico:1999,2001,2003,2004,2006,2007,2008,2010,2011,2012,2013,2014,2015Netherlands:2003,2006,2007,2008,2009,2010,2011,2012,2013,2014,2015NetherlandsAntilles:2014Norway:2011Panama:2008,2015Peru:1999,2002Philippines:1999,2004,2011,2015Poland:2010,2011

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PuertoRico:1999,2015Qatar:2014Romania:2015Russia:2002,2015Singapore:2002,2010,2011,2013Spain:2001,2008,2011,2014,2015Sweden:2001Switzerland:2000,2008,2013,2014Thailand:2001,2007,2008Venezuela:2001,2007,2008,2013VirginIslands:2008,2011,2013UAE:2012

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EVENTRECORDSMarathonMen................................................................................CecilFranke,2:20:25(2006)Women...........................................................TatyanaPozdnyakova,2:34:35(2002)WheelchairMen.............................................................................SaulMendoza,1:30:46(1999)Women...............................................................DeannaM.Sodoma,2:11:57(1999)2015WINNERSMarathonMen......................................................................................AdamGloyeske,2:32:53Women...................................................................................AmyRobillard,2:53:07HalfMarathonMen.....................................................................................RobertScharold,1:14:04Women..................................................................................JulianaMadzia,1:21:19WheelchairMen/women........................................................................................................N/AMARATHONCOURSETheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonisascenicriversidecoursewhich“flies”alongthestreetsofCincinnati,Covington,andNewport,andthroughFairfaxandMariemonttotheeast.Thisracepresentsawell-balanced,diversetourofsomethefinestneighborhoodsinthearea.

Theracecoursefinishlinewillremainopenforsevenhours,meaningthatthecoursewillclosesequentiallyfromthestart lineonacontinuouspaceof16:00minutespermile.Anyonewhocannotmaintain the16:00min/milepacemustmove to thesidewalkas thecoursecloses toallowregulartrafficthrough.Runnerservicescannotbeguaranteedforparticipantsbeyondthe16:00min/milepace.

VolunteermedicalserviceswillbeprovidedalongtheMarathoncourse.Athletictrainersfromlocal and area colleges and universities will staff medical tents in strategic areas along thecourse,nearfluidstops,toprovidebasictreatmentandsuppliessuchasbandages,wrapsandVaselinetorunners.AmorecompletemedicaltentareawillbesetupinitsusuallocationneartheFinishLineformorecomprehensivetreatmentofrunners.

TheEndResult

TheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonprovidesrunnerswithaccuratesplittimesthroughoutthecourseandfinishtimes.ChipmatswillbeplacedattheStart,relayexchangezones,OldSpiceMiletotheFinishandFinish.TheFlyingPigMarathonusesEndResultCompanyLLC,anationalrunningandmulti-sportservicecompanyspecializingintiming,scoring,andrelateddata.

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CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONOVERVIEWCINCINNATIWEATHERCONDTIONS

AverageHighforMay75°F AverageLowforMay53°FHighonMay3,201575°F LowonMay3,201544°FHighonMay4,201474°F LowonMay4,201453°FHighonMay5,201356°F LowonMay5,201351°FHighonMay6,201283°F LowonMay6,201257°FHighonMay1,201172°F LowonMay1,201151°FHighonMay2,201070°F LowonMay2,201057°FHighonMay3,200969°F LowonMay3,200955°FHighonMay4,200872°F LowonMay4,200837°FHighonMay6,200777°F LowonMay6,200751°FHighonMay7,200668°F LowonMay7,200648°FHighonMay1,200555°F LowonMay1,200531°FHighonMay2,200445°F LowonMay2,200437°FHighonMay4,200355°F LowonMay4,200343°FHighonMay5,2002*64°F LowonMay5,200243°F

*FirstyearMarathonwasnotonMother’sDaySource:noaa.govTHECINCINNATIFLYINGPIGCHARITYPROGRAMCincinnatiMarathon,Inc.isanon-profit501©(3)organizationformedtoplayhosttoanationalsportingeventwhichraisesmoneyforcharities.Morethan250charitiesandnon-profitstakeadvantageoftheMarathonanditsrelatedeventstoraisemoneyfortheircauses.In2015theFlyingPigMarathonraisednearly$1.5millionforcharity.TheLeukemiaandLymphomaSociety’sTeaminTrainingProgramisthesignaturecharityoftheFlyingPigMarathon.Inaddition,charitiesandnonprofitswhooffervolunteerservicesduringMarathonweekendreceiveacharitabledonationfromtheMarathonfortheirtime.STREETSQUEALERSThe Pig’s spectator support is among the strongest among the Marathons. In fact, ourspectatorsarecalled“StreetSquealers.”FromtheneighborsinHydeParkwhocookbreakfastalongtheMarathonroute,totheretirementhomeresidentswhoputonpignosesandcheerthe runners, our estimated 150,000 “Squealers” are a vital part of the support, and theatmosphere,oftheMarathon.BROADCASTPARTNERSSince2003andagain thisyear, theCincinnati FlyingPigMarathon is joiningWLWT-TV5, theNBC affiliate in Cincinnati, for race day television coverage. Live coverage Sunday morningfollows the Marathon from the start, to the winners’ podium. The iHeart Media family ofstationsinCincinnatiistheradiopartner.

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ECONOMICIMPACTAneconomicimpactstudyproducedin2012byXavierUniversityshowedthatrunnersgeneratemorethan$12millioneconomicimpactinGreaterCincinnati.Thatincludesspendingbyoutoftownparticipants,localparticipantsandtheirguestsandfamilieswhocometotowntocheerthemon.Thenumberincludesmorethan$1.3millionspentforlodgingand$1.2millionspentat restaurants, bars, entertainment venues and at themarathonExpo. Participants and theirfamiliesalsospentmorethanaquartermilliondollarsovertheweekendatdepartmentstoresandotherretailoutlets.Inaddition,thenumberofjobscreatedorsustainedbythe“Pig”isasmanyas280inthearea.THEROUTEThe Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon course is generally unchanged. The Flying Pig MarathonstartinglineremainsonMehringWay,onthesouthsideofPaulBrownStadium,abouthalfwaybetweenElmandCentral.Becauseoftheincreasednumberofparticipants,thewiderareasofthestreetseasecrowdinginthefirstfewyardsoftheevent.Therearecorralsalongthestartingline,withtheeliterunnersclosesttothestartingline.Thecorralswillbereleasedinincrementsasjudgedbyracecourseofficialstopreventcongestion.Thisistomakeeach‘start’specialforthatgroupofparticipants.BridgeCrossingThis year runners will cross the Taylor-Southgate Bridge into Newport, Kentucky, first. TheroutewillfollowFifthStreettotheLickingRiverBridge,thenwillfollowFourthStreetwesttotheClayWadeBaileybridgeforthereturntodowntownCincinnati.DowntownTourAftertheClayWadeBaileycrossing,theroutethenwillgowestonThirdStreet,andwilltravelnorthalongthewestsideofdowntownCincinnati,againfollowingSeventhStreetindowntownCincinnatitoGilbertAvenue,andthefamiliarroutetoEdenPark.BigFinishThisyearthefinishline,or“SwineLine,”againwillbeonthenorthsideofUSBankArena,alongPeteRoseWay.Runnersandwalkerswillstillbeabletoenjoytheirvictorypartyareaalongtheshaded, grassy area of Yeatman’s Cove, butwillwalk through the tunnel that connects PeteRoseWayandtheriverfronttogetthere,againasahealthandsafetyissuetoallowrunnersa‘cooldown’period.Alltheusualamenities,suchassnacks,towelsandthehighly-covetedFlyingPigMarathonmedals,stillwillbeavailableatthe“SwineLine!”

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2016MARATHONBYTHENUMBERSPeople2015Marathonweekendparticipants:............................................................37,941FlyingPigweekendparticipantssince1999………………………………………………...342,958ExpoAttendees:.............................................................................................65,000+Volunteers:.......................................................................................................7,000+Fluidstationvolunteers:.....................................................................................1,509Coursemonitorvolunteers:..................................................................................703Finishlinevolunteers:...........................................................................................542MedicalPersonnel:................................................................................................382SecurityPersonnel:................................................................................................350MediaCredentials:................................................................................................100PotentialTVViewers:............................................................828,650TVhouseholdsEstimatedSpectatorsalongthecourse:.........................................................150,000AttendanceatVictoryParty.............................................................................30,000Statesrepresented................................................50(marathonandhalfmarathon)Countriesrepresentedin2015……………………………………………………………………………22CharitiesCharitypartners……………………………………………………………………………………………..250+DollarsraisedthroughMarathonweekend…………………………………………..$1.4millionCharitydollarsraisedsince1999………………………………………………………….$14.5millionWeekendeconomicimpact…………………………………………………………………….$12millionMedicalSuppliesIce................................................................................................................4,000lbs.SanitaryGloves:..................................................................................................3,800AthleticTrainertentsoncourse:………………………………………………………………………….17Cots:........................................................................................................................29MylarBlankets:................................................................................................45,000CotBlankets:.........................................................................................................100Bandages:...........................................................................................................2,000Athletictrainersoncourse:...............................................................................17-20Vaseline:........................................................................................................30casesParamedics:.............................................................................................................24Ambulances:………………………………………………………………………………………………………..12Alcoholpreps:....................................................................................................3,000Medicalfinishlinetent:………………………………………………………………………….4,196SqFtFluidstations:……………………………………………………………………………………………………….32FinishAreaFoodStringCheese....................................................................................................16,000Bottlesofwater:……………………………………………………………………………………………49,500Gatorade:………………………………………………………………………………………………….2,280gal.Cookies:…………………………………………………………………………………………………………22,000BagsofChips:................................................................................................…20,000Bananas:……………………………………………………………………………………………………….22,000DoleFruitcups:…………………………………………………………………………………………….22,000Ho-Hos:…………………………………………………………………………………………………………16,500Sweetn’SaltyMix………………………………………………………………………………………….11,000

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Peanuts………………………………………………………………………………………………………….11,000M&Ms(funsize)………………………………………………………………………………………………5,500Skittles(funsize)..............................................................................................10,000Pretzels.............................................................................................................10,000PeanutButterCrackers......................................................................................8,250CheeseandCrackers..........................................................................................8,250EquipmentTables:.........................................................................................6548’banquetsizeChairs:.............................................................................................655foldingchairsMetalBarricades:.......................................................................................9,840feetToyotaofficialvehicles…………………………………………………………………………………………15SafetyPins:.....................................................................................................160,000ForkLifts:...................................................................................................................3Waterhoses:.………………………………………………………………………………………………4,250ft.WaterandGatoradecups:.…………………………………………………………………………500,000Milesofcourse:………………………………………………………………………………………….49milesRaceDayVisitorsonwww.flyingpigmarathon.com:........................................59,769RaceDayViewsonwww.flyingpigmarathon.com:.........................................129,427RaceDayHitsonwww.flyingpigmarathon.com:.........................................2,497.897TimeClocks:............................................................................................................11Trucks:………………………………………………..10-12fromCityDash,TwoMenandaTruckGolfCarts:................................................................................................................15FirstStudentBuses:…………………………………………………………………………….………………58Rakes:......................................................................................................................85Dumpsters:........................................................................3fortrash,4forrecyclingRecyclingBoxes:....................................................................................................150Trash,RecyclingandCompostBags:.....................................................................800Finisher’sMedals:...............................39,825(includingPigletparticipationmedals)Cameras:....................................................................................40+(stillplusvideo)ProductionTrucks:....................................................................................................5TVCameras:..............................................................................................................9TVSatelliteTrucks:....................................................................................................2PhoneLines:..............................................................................................................4PortableRestrooms:..............................................................................................554VolunteerT-shirts:..............................................................................................5,423Marathon/HalfMarathon/RelayShirts:...........................................................20,532SaturdayT-Shirts(Piglet,Kids,5K,10K):..........................................................14,286Tents:...................................................................6710x10booths,810x20,620x20GreeningofthePig2015Tonsofwasterecycledanddonated………………………………………………………………….11.5Tonsoffooddonatedtolocalfoodbanks………………………………………………………….5,446PoundsofclothingcollectedforGoodwilll…………………………………………………….…1,720Participantscarpooling(taking1281carsofftheroad)…………………………………….1,958CourseEntertainmentBandsandentertainmentzones.........................................................................125+ScreamTeams...........................................................................................................9Energychewlocations:………………………………………………………………………………………….3DJs:............................................................................................................................6

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HighSchoolBands/Cheerleaders:.............................................................................6Signs/Banners...................................................................................................1,500+Storagetrailers..........................................................................................................3WalmartandSam’sClubPastaPartyPennePasta…………………………………………………………………………………………………100lbs.GlutenFreepasta………………………………………………………………………………………….25lbs.MarinaraSauce(#10can,6canstoacase)……………………………………………….15gallonsAlfredoSauce……………………………………………………………………………………………..8gallonsPesto…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..7gallonsRanchDressing…………………………………………………………………………………………10gallonsItalianDressing…………………………………………………………………………………………..4gallonsFrenchDressing………………………………………………………………………………………….4gallonsButter…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….1caseGarlicBread……………………………………………………………………………………………….600slicesParmesanCheese……………………………………………………………………………………………45lbs.Water(gallonjugs)……………………………………………………………………………………20gallonsUnsweetenedIceTea………………………………………………………………………………..10gallonsSweetenedIceTea………………………………………………………………………………………8gallonsWater(bottles)…………………………………………………………………………………………400bottlesPepsi……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..8casesDietPepsi……………………………………………………………………………………………………..12casesSierraMist………………………………………………………………………………………………………5casesCourse,PartyStationSuppliesPuffsfacialtissues……………………………………………………………………………………….……..43,956YorkPeppermintPatties…………………………………………………………………………….………..3,500Starburstjellybeans…………………………………………………………………………………….……11,127Swedishfish……………………………………………………………………………………………….……..12,474Orangeslices……………………………………………………………………………………………….…….16,000Grahamcrackers………………………………………………………………………………………….………4,280Gatorade…………………………………………………………………………………………………………8,592galTwizzlers…………………………………………………………………………………………………….………..7,749Cheez-ItGrooves………………………………………………………………………………………………….5,200Wettowels………………………………………………………………………………………………………….5,000FigNewtons…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..800Rallytowels……………………………………………………………………………………………………………500Potatochips…………………………………………………………………………………………………7,584bagsHersheykisses…………………………………………………………………………………………………..11,000Cookies…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….….7,800Bacon…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………150lbsRaisins/craisins…………………………………………………………………………………………………….28lbsBountypapertowels……………………………………………………………………………….10.080sheetsGatoradeenergychews………………………………………………………………………………………14,000Pretzelsticks………………………………………………………………………………………………12,936bagsOrangeslicecandy……………………………………………………………………………………………….8,000Petroleumjellysticks…………………………………………………………………………………………..4,536Vinylgloves……………………………………………………………………………………………………9,600pairWaterhoses…………………………………………………………………………………………………..4,250feetWater/Gatoradecups……..…………………………………………………………………………………520,000

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LocalsTakeHomeTopSpotsat17thannualFlyingPigMarathonLargestFieldEverforFlyingPigWeekend

Cincinnati(May3,2015)–It’sbeenmorethanadecadesincetwolocalrunnerstookhomethetopprizesattheFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G,butonSundayunderclearskiesand45degreesatthestart,historyrepeateditselfastworunnersfromtheCincinnatiareawerethewinnersofthe17thannualCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G.Inthemen’sdivision,26-year-oldAdamGloyeskefromHamilton,agraduateofNorthernKentuckyUniversity,wonthemarathonin2:32:55.Forthewomen,35-year-oldAmyRobillardofMontgomerydefendedhermarathontitleinatimeof2:53:10.Robillardisnowfour-for-fourinFlyingPigevents,winningtheIGSHalfMarathonin2011and2012andthemarathonbacktoback.“LastyearIjustwantedtofinish,”saidRobillard,whowascomingoffaninjurytorunin2014.“ThisyearIwastryingtoseeifIcouldrunfasterthanlastyear,andjustenjoyit.”Infact,Robillard’s2015finishingtimewasmorethan2:30fasterthanherwinningtimelastyearof2:55:53.Secondinthewomen’sdivisionwasKerryLee,40,ofCincinnati,thirdinlastyear’smarathonandsecondin2013,inatimeof2:59:28.Thirdplacewentto2005FlyingPigwinner,32-year-oldAlisonBedingfieldDelgado,in2:59:55.FourthwasyetanotherformerFlyingPigmarathonwinner,P.J.Ball,36,in3:04:51.AsforGloyeske,hehadrunthePigfourtimesbutthisishisfirstvictory,takingtheleadonMile19overearlyleaderMattCarey,whofinishedtenth.“Ididn’trealizehowmuchMatthadsloweddownuntilIsawhimataboutMile18,”Gloyeskesaid.“ItfeelsgreattowinthePig.It’sthekindofcoursethatanyonecanrun.”Secondforthemenwas35-year-oldDavidBeaofCincinnati,andthirdwasEricHunziker,45,ofCincinnati.FourthwasformerFlyingPigMarathonwinner,T.J.Lentz,whowonin2004.Infact,thatwasthelastyearthattwolocalrunners,LentzandBall,tookthetopspotinthemarathon,untilthisyear.IntheIGSEnergyHalfMarathon,20-year-oldJulianaMadziaofSt.Clairsville,Ohio,defendedhertitle,winningthisyearinatimeof1:21:22.Lastyearshewonin1:25:59.Secondis27-year-oldAllieKiefferofNewYorkin1:22:26andthirdis26-year-oldKatieLenahan,thewinnerofthe2014QueenBeeHalf,in1:23:36.

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Onthemen’sside,thewinnerwas22-year-oldRobertScharoldfromLexington,Kentucky,in1:14:06.SecondisTilahunAbebe,36,ofCincinnatiin1:14:15andthirdisJoshBokelman,38,ofCincinnati,in1:15:07.InSaturday’stopevents,29-year-oldGregLemmonofCincinnatiwontheToyota10Kand36-year-oldEmilyBolesofGreensboro,N.C.woninthewomen’sdivision.IntheTriStateRunningCo.5K,MattMotsinger,35,ofCincinnatiwononthemen’ssideandMelaniePliskin,30,ofCincinnatiwonthewomen’sdivision.PliskinalsowonFridaynight’sLittleKingsMile,andJakeEdwardswontheMileforthemen.Thetotalfieldfortheweekendtotaled37,770,amorethan1,500increaseinlastyear’sregistration,alsoarecord.Participantsthisyearrepresentall50statesand22countries.Thebreakdownofregistrationsincludes:

• FullMarathon:4,458(2014:4,731)• IGSHalfMarathon:12,716(2014:12,422)• CityDash4-PersonRelay/PaycorCorporate4-PersonRelay:2,704(2014:2,732)• Toyota10K:4,585(2014:4,103)• Tri-StateRunningCompany5K:6,203(2014:5,631)• KidsMarathon(onemiler)presentedbyErnst&Young:4,031(2014:3,905)• Pigabilities:145(2014:171)• PigletFunRun:695(2014:572)• IAMSFlyingFurDogWalk/Run:698(2014:596)• LittleKingsMile:1,535(2014:1,268)

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2015Results2015MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. AdamGloyeske 26 Hamilton,OH 2:32:532. DavidBea 35 Cincinnati,OH 2:35:233. EricHunziker 45 Cincinnati,OH 2:38:514. ThomasLentz 48 Cincinnati,OH 2:38:585. Blake

Jorgensen33 SandySprings,

GA2:39:23

6. EricGruenbacher

23 Madeira,OH 2:41:57

7. LiamHarrison 36 Chappaqua,NY 2:42:188. DannyKratzer 37 Maryville,TN 2:43:199. KevinBonfield 24 Alexandria,KY 2:44:4110. MattCarey 24 Houston,TX 2:45:102015MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. AmyRobillard 35 Montgomery

OH2:53:07

2. KerryLee 40 Cincinnati,OH 2:59:223. AlisonDelgado 32 ParkCity,UT 2:59:504. PJBall 36 Cincinnati,OH 3:04:475. AlisonRush 32 Bentonville,AR 3:05:186. AdrienneEynon 35 Chicago,IL 3:05:427. ErinBauer 25 Cincinnati,OH 3:06:138. MelissaGillette 32 Goshen,IN 3:06:309. LisaCole 27 SouthBend,IN 3:06:3210. MelissaGirgis 23 Worthington,

OH3:08:56

2015HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Robert

Scharold22 Lexington,KY 1:14:04

2. TilanunAbebe 36 Cincinnati,OH 1:14:133. JoshBokelman 38 Cincinnati,OH 1:15:044. JeffSchrock 39 Cincinnati,OH 1:16:205. GregSanders 22 Newport,KY 1:16:31

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2015HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JulianaMadzia 20 St.ClairsvilleOH 1:21:192. AllieKieffer 27 NewYork,NY 1:22:233. KatieLenahan 26 Cincinnati,OH 1:23:334. BeckyMeyer 20 Cincinnati,OH 1:24:195. LisaAndi 32 W.Harrison,

OH1:26:47

2015MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Men) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. James

McGruder67 WestChester.

OH5:10:49

2. RussellMcMahon

61 Cincinnati,OH 5:16:11

3. FrankPavlinac 60 WestChester,OH

5:29:31

4. DarrylC.Davis 62 Cincinnati,OH 5:52:375. BeauLoker 62 Mason,OH 5:58:022015MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Women) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. DonnaSarky 55 Cincinnati,OH 5:09:412. JanineGerke 49 Cincinnati,OH 5:39:043. AmySpicher 56 Cincinnati,OH 5:43:354. JennyCarver 55 Loveland,OH 5:43:365. GloriaPena 58 Cincinnati,OH 5:48:472015Toyota10KTop5(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. GregLemmon 29 Cincinnati.OH 36:012. AndyLoufman 31 BayVillage,OH 36:303. WilliamStolz 45 Bellevue,KY 36:524. BrandonRawot 32 Cincinnati,OH 37:255. Tekeye

Gebresslassie44 Cincinnati,OH 37:31

2015Toyota10KTop5(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. EmilyBoles 35 Greensboro,NC 39:062. SintayuHaile 32 Cincinnati,OH 40:003. MarieWysong 30 Fairborn,OH 41:484. LauraWagner 31 Cincinnati,OH 42:135. SueDehaan 48 Bexley,OH 43:37

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2015FlyingPig5KTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. MattMotsinger 35 Cincinnati,OH 16:502. MikeGreiwe 36 LakesidePark,KY 17:073. Johnny

Przygocki18 LibertyTwp.,OH 17:28

4. JoshuaMears 36 Cincinnati,OH 17:535. LukeBlack 13 Loveland,OH 18:132015FlyingPig5KTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. MelaniePliskin 30 Cincinnati,OH 18:432. KarenBerndt 32 WestChester,OH 19:043. TarynSurtees 25 Cincinnati,OH 19:314. Sarah

Billingsley19 Batesville,IN 19:50

5. LeslieKraus 28 Cleves,OH 20:062015FlyingPigSkylineChili3-wayTop5OverallPLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Michael

Madden33 Boston,MA 2:21:20

2. RonaldDrumm 48 LibertyTwp.,OH 2:21:343. ChadSutton 31 Taylorville,IL 2:22:584. TomLeverton 30 Lena,IL 2:23:045. WesleyFrame 33 Denver,CO 2:27:102015FlyingPigSkylineChili4-wayTop5OverallPLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. DavidSikes 29 Westerville,OH 3:53:562. JasonKrasnow 38 Cincinnati,OH 4:17:393. SteveEvans 43 WestChester,OH 4:27:114. RobertStepp 54 Spring,TX 4:37:325. AprilMyers 25 Milford,OH 4:38:092014Results2014MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. SergioReyes 32 Palmdale,CA 2:27:192. DonnieWarner 30 Cincinnati,OH 2:28:373. KotaReichert 30 PaloAlto,CA 2:28:554. AdamGloyeske 25 Hamilton,OH 2:37:485. ThomasLentz 47 Cincinnati,OH 2:42:366. RobMorwood 39 Lebanon,OH 2:44:017. EricHunziker 44 Cincinnati,OH 2:44:51

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8. KyleBarnes 30 Wyoming,MI 2:45:449. JasonBarhorst 26 Maineville,OH 2:47:5310. GregRolfes 26 SanFrancisco

CA2:48:54

2014MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. AmyRobillard 34 Montgomery

OH2:55:50

2. PJBall 35 Cincinnati,OH 3:01:413. KerryLee 39 Cincinnati,OH 3:02:434. CaitliThomas 25 Cardington,OH 3:09:045. TracyBrooks 30 Tazewell,TN 3:10:526. HollyReynolds 33 Rochester,NY 3:11:117. SarahPerez 31 Akron,OH 3:11:278. JillPeters 48 LibertyTwpOH 3:15:019. MollyMaggard 29 Miamisburg,OH 3:17:0210. AldonaStungys 43 Mentor,OH 3:18:142014HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. TilahunAbebe 35 Cincinnati,OH 1:14:442. GregPiepmeier 26 Kettering,OH 1:21:063. BreylenDerrick 28 Cincinnati,OH 1:21:334. AndrewBrasse 32 Cincinnati,OH 1:23:175. BenNeuhaus 18 Oxford,OH 1:23:172014HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JulianaMadzia 19 St.ClairsvilleOH 1:25:552. RachelBea 32 Cincinnati,OH 1:26:243. MaryPaulsen 29 Columbia,SC 1:26:394. KaitlinPrice 23 Cincinnati,OH 1:26:575. SaraHickey 30 GermantownOH 1:27:05

2014MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Men) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JerryMuskal 56 Cincinnati,OH 5:01:492. WayneWright 52 Palmdale,CA 5:15:233. JoeRoche 58 LibertyTwp,OH 5:18:434. BeauLoker 61 Mason,OH 5:44:385. James

McGruder66 West Chester,

OH5:52:02

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2014MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Women) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. DonnaSarky 54 Cincinnati,OH 5:07:572. DorothyDean 53 Akron,OH 5:33:383. IreneHodge 55 Kettering,OH 5:37:244. CathyMcLeod 64 Cincinnati,OH 5:51:545. JennyCarver 54 Loveland,OH 5:53:022014Toyota10KTop5(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. RyanHall 31 BigBearLake,CA 30:322. BlakeMeyer 19 Cincinnati,OH 34:033. PaulOdipo 39 Nairobi,Kenya 34:234. ChrisGallagher 18 Cincinnati,OH 34:575. JustinMcIntyre 24 Walton,KY 35:28

2014Toyota10KTop5(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. TarynSurtees 24 Cincinnati,OH 38:562. LaurenDullea 33 Cincinnati,OH 39:483. Olivia

Connaughton14 Cincinnati,OH 40:03

4. LindseyManville

27 Cincinnati,OH 40:19

5. KellyEdmondson


2014FlyingPig5KTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. BrettFrondorf 20 Cincinnati,OH 16:282. PaulOdipo 39 Nairobi,Kenya 16:593. MattMotsinger 34 Cincinnati,OH 16:594. BrandonKoroly 30 Cincinnati,OH 17:025. Landen

Summay48 Cincinnati,OH 17:15

2014FlyingPig5KTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. BeckyClark 27 Cincinnati,OH 17:232. KarenBerndt 30 WestChester,OH 18:473. MelaniePliskin 29 Cincinnati,OH 19:024. Amber

Fontenot26 Harlingen,TX 19:37

5. AnastasiaCucci 27 CarolStream,IL 19:42

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2014FlyingPigSkylineChili3-wayTop5OverallPLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. RickKattouf 43 Greenville,SC 2:31:362. DarenNelson 47 Ottumwa,IA 2:32:423. GradyRogers 31 LibertyTwp,OH 2:33:094. JasonBoberg 37 Ft.Thomas,KY 2:41:175. RoyBroderick 30 WestChester,OH 2:47:452014FlyingPigSkylineChili4-wayTop5OverallPLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JasonBarhorst 26 Maineville,OH 3:42:472. PaulOdipo 39 Nairobi,Kenya 3:46:413. HarveyLewis 38 Cincinnati,OH 3:57:314. LeeSekinger 26 Taylors,SC 4:13:235. ScottBadzik 42 Loveland,OH 4:21:502013Results2013MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. SergioReyes 31 Palmdale,CA 2:21:512. RobMorwood 38 Lebanon,OH 2:34:303. DerrickButler 32 Cincinnati,OH 2:35:294. IsaacBarnes 37 Williamsport,

OH2:37:01

5. AdamGloyeske 24 Hamilton,OH 2:37:246. JacobNaegeli 23 Barnesville,OH 2:37:597. PaulOdipo 38 Cincinnati,OH 2:38:038. DanBurnett 30 Loveland,OH 2:42:019. MattHoyes 39 Bardstown,KY 2:42:2110. WalkerYane 28 St.Louis,MO 2:43:082013MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. RebeccaWalter 29 Bloomington,

IN2:53:58

2. KerryLee 38 Cincinnati,OH 2:54:223. PJBall 34 Cincinnati,OH 3:00:344. RachelBea 31 Cincinnati,OH 3:04:005. LaurahTurner 30 Cincinnati,OH 3:05:226. CaraNichols 30 Louisville,KY 3:07:057. KristaSeibert 40 Powell,OH 3:07:248. LisaAndi 30 W.Harrison,IN 3:07:449. GraceConrad 30 Cincinnati,OH 3:08:0710. StephanieTelek 20 Dayton,OH 3:08:46

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2013HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JustinScheid 27 Sparta,NJ 1:10:562. Matthew

Behrensmeyer30 Crescent

Springs,KY1:13:03

3. AndrewArcher 25 Cincinnati,OH 1:15:034. JeremyScheid 24 Sparta,NJ 1:16:345. EvanBayles 29 Cincinnati,OH 1:18:032013HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. LeslieKraus 26 Cleves,OH 1:27:192. AliciaHeyne 32 Louisville,KY 1:27:413. HisakoFujiwara 37 Cincinnati,OH 1:27:454. StephaniePlank 26 Columbus,OH 1:28:535. AlishaHansman 25 Ft.Thomas,KY 1:29:362013MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Men) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. OmarNash 39 Cincinnati,OH 4:16:582. JerryMuskal 55 Cincinnati,OH 5:21:323. RobertHoward 55 Tucson,AZ 5:24:554. PaulTerbrack 52 Clawson,MI 5:34:575. YongdongShen 23 Oxford,OH 5:43:552013MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Women) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Laurie

Bilovesky38 Columbus,OH 4:57:30

2. DonnaSarky 53 Cincinnati,OH 5:04:473. MargieMassie 42 Cincinnati,OH 5:13:004. DanielleMenne 34 Florence,KY 5:17:165. LauraBoyd 51 Nashville,TN 5:30:552013Toyota10KTop5(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. PaulOdipo 38 Cincinnati,OH 33:522. TilahunAbebe 34 Cincinnati,OH 34:163. KeithHarris 30 Cincinnati,OH 35:244. DavidJaeger 16 LibertyTwp.,OH 36:365. HarveyLewis 37 Cincinnati,OH 36:47

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2013Toyota10KTop5(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Chelsea

Koglmeier24 Cincinnati,OH 39:48

2. OliviaConnaughton

13 Newtown,OH 40:16

3. SueDehaan 46 Bexley,OH 42:204. Vanessa Riley

Thurman25 Cincinnati,OH 42:25

5. MarieWysong 28 Fairborn,OH 43:27

2013FlyingPig5KTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. ChrisReis 31 Ludlow,KY 16:322. ToddLarison 47 Clearwater,FL 17:193. HarveyLewis 30 Dayton,OH 17:344. BrandonKoroly 29 Cincinnati,OH 17:365. TimothyRoss 25 Lexington,KY 17:542013FlyingPig5KTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. KristineDurand 35 Batavia,OH 19:412. HayleyMeyer 13 Cincinnati,OH 20:303. AnnaFoote 23 SycamoreTwp,OH 20:374. MeghanWard 30 Cincinnati,OH 20:415. SueDehaan 46 Bexley,OH 20:462013FlyingPigSkylineChili3-wayOverallPLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. ScottMeinardi 32 Richmond,IN 2:36:112. SueDehaan 46 Bexley,OH 2:39:473. JasonBoberg 36 Southgate,KY 2:40:204. BrandonNagel 36 Hebron,KY 2:44:055. JustinGardner 28 Troy,OH 2:44:062013FlyingPigSkylineChili4-wayOverallPLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. HarveyLewis 37 Cincinnati,OH 3:59:072. LeeSekinger 25 Taylors,SC 4:01:183. MiguelLara 22 Parochi,Mexico 4:01:294. Arnulfo

Quimare32 Chihuahua,Mexico 4:10:13

5. SeanMooney 32 Cuyahoga,OH 4:13:20

30

2012Results2012MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. SergioReyes 30 Palmdale,CA 2:22:042. RobMorwood 37 Lebanon,OH 2:37:303. JamesBeyer 44 Dayton,OH 2:38:134. BreylenDerrick 26 FtThomas,KY 2:38:525. IsaacBarnes 36 Williamsport,

OH2:43:04

6. AdamGloyeske 23 Hamilton,OH 2:45:597. WilliamAllen 39 LibertyTwpOH 2:45:598. DennyKramer 28 Alexandria,KY 2:48:279. ZacharyLewis 29 Cincinnati,OH 2:49:5410. BrettMerillat 21 Hudson,MI 2:50:572012MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. RachelBea 30 Taft,OH 2:54:382. HeatherBacker 37 Crestview Hills,

KY3:00:20

3. KerryLee 37 Cincinnati,OH 3:01:074. AlisonDelgado 29 Cincinnati,OH 3:01:345. MaryDillhoff 32 Worthington,

OH3:01:55

6. BethWoodward

36 Orrville,OH 3:02:26

7. LeahScharl 35 Clarkston,MI 3:04:318. LisaAndi 29 West Harrison,

IN3:04:33

9. HeatherSchulz 37 Orlando,FL 3:05:5310. Julie

Wankowski41 GlenEllyn,IL 3:06:50

2012HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. ChrisHerren 28 Cincinnati,OH 1:11:232. T.J.Lentz 45 Cincinnati,OH 1:12:113. DanielShafer 19 Fairborn,OH 1:13:064. TravisMurray 30 Mason,OH 1:13:245. RyanHopper 29 Cincinnati,OH 1:14:02

31

2012HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. AmyRobillard 32 Mason,OH 1:21:192. ErinO’Mara 27 Ypsilianti,MI 1:24:463. GraceConrad 29 Sharonville,OH 1:25:204. MelissaPicard 32 Morrow,OH 1:27:085. BrittanySchob 23 Vienna,WV 1:27:402012MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Men) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JoeRoche 56 LibertyTwpOH 4:55:482. Russell

McMahon58 Cincinnati,OH 4:55:52

3. PaulTerbrack 51 Clawson,MI 5:42:234. JohnSherman 54 Cincinnati,OH 5:52:225. DavidDowning 58 Milford,OH 5:57:102012MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Women) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. DonnaSarky 52 Cincinnati,OH 5:15:212. MargieMassie 41 Cincinnati,OH 5:18:013. NicoleWheeler 40 Cincinnati,OH 5:22:124. JanetMcManus 53 Cincinnati,OH 5:23:525. CarolByrd 54 Batavia,OH 5:36:262012Toyota10KTop5(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. BrettFrondorf 18 Cincinnati,OH 33:522. Allan Mota-

Paulino Madeira,OH 34:20

3. KennethBader 30 Madisonville,OH 35:064. GregLemmon 26 Madisonville,OH 35:415. ChrisLamperski 30 Charlotte,NC 35:55

32

2012Toyota10KTop5(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. BeckyClark 25 SaylorPark,OH 38:002. CarrieBirth 30 Maineville,OH 40:333. MarieWysong 25 Fairborn,OH 41:374. Olivia

Connaughton12 Newtown,OH 43:46

5. RebeccaFrederick

WestChester,OH 43:47

2012FlyingPig5KTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. ChrisReis 31 Ludlow,KY 15:042. MattRice 17 Excello,OH 17:113. Landon

Summay46 Cincinnati,OH 17:30

4. DougSchwartz 40 Decatur,IN 17:385. Matthew

Frondorf25 Southgate,KY 17:54

2012FlyingPig5KTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. KarenBerndt 28 WestChester,OH 18:132. OliviaVaworek 25 Cincinnati,OH 18:253. HayleyMeyer 12 Cincinnati,OH 20:094. Sarah

Billingsley16 Batesville,IN 20:19

5. KamariaWalton


33

2011RESULTS2011MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Kieran

O’Connor24 NewYork,NY 2:28:03

2. DavidRiddle 29 Cincinnati,OH 2:31:153. RobMorwood 36 Otterbein,OH 2:35:544. ChrisHerren 27 Mt.Juliet,TN 2:37:485. EricBair 29 West Chester,

OH2:38:03

6. CourtLilly 32 Cincinnati,OH 2:42:497. TimLessek 35 Mason,OH 2:46:348. KennethBrooks 30 Portage,MI 2:48:219. IanAdams 20 Mt.Berry,GA 2:48:3010. WilliamAllen 38 LibertyTwp,

OH2:48:36

2011MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Amy

McDonaugh34 Irmo,SC 2:58:14

2. KerryLee 36 Cincinnati,OH 3:02:013. CarrieKutzli 25 Cedar Springs,

MI3:03:44

4. MeganRieger 20 Western Hills,OH

3:07:40

5. SarahOverpeck 28 Indianapolis,IN 3:07:466. AnitaLe 42 Cincinnati,OH 3:08:417. LisaPhillips 26 BataviaIL 3:09:258. AnnaRussell 28 Washington,

DC3:10:24

9. JordinCooper 24 Independence,KY

3:10:44

10. LaurahTurner 28 Cincinnati,OH 3:10:512011HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. RyanJames 18 Mount Berry

GA1:13:26

2. T.J.Lentz 44 Cincinnati,OH 1:13:483. EnrickGarcia 23 Cincinnati,OH 1:16:164. ColinMeyer 25 Cincinnati,OH 1:17:125. JohnAgnew 49 Bellbrook,OH 1:17:29

34

2011HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. AmyRobillard 31 Mason,OH 1:22:112. RachelBea 29 Taft,OH 1:22:483. EricaSchramm 33 LasVegas,NV 1:25:564. GraceConrad 28 Sharonville,OH 1:26:115. Catherine

Seaton32 Raleigh,NC 1:26:22

2011MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Men) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Thomas

Mascha67 Northeast,MI 4:27:04

2. MartinFritzmand


3. DanWalters 52 DryRidge,KY 4:31:524. JamesSutter 55 Batavia,OH 4:39:165. MikeFrey 52 Western Hills,

OH4:39:34

2011MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Women) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. LindaZhang 27 West Chester,

OH4:29:32

2. MeghanKemphaus

30 Groesbeck,OH 4:38:37

3. EricaSearer 18 Mason,OH 5:08:044. JadeFea 31 Monona,WI 5:08:045. Tonya

Blankenship35 Middletown,

OH5:11:53

2011Toyota10KTop5(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. DerrickButler 30 Cincinnati,OH 32:402. DonnieWarner 27 Cincinnati,OH 32:523. ChadLutz 25 Stow,OH 34:534. JavanLapp 23 Cincinnati,OH 35:265. BrianTaghon 27 Cincinnati,OH 36:17

35

2011Toyota10KTop5(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. HeatherBacker 36 CrestviewHills,KY 39:182. Christine

Tieman46 Bellbrook,OH 40:15

3. AmyCarwile 34 Lexington,KY 41:084. MarieWysong 26 Fairborn,OH 42:495. Susan

Shepherd44 Cincinnati,OH 43:54

2011TriStateRunningCompany5KTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. BrianList 27 Milford,OH 16:042. RandallKing 24 NorthBend,OH 17:493. Bartosz

Matczak29 Warsaw,Poland 17:49

4. MattRice 16 Excello,OH 17:505. Matthew

Frondorf24 LakesidePark,KY 18:03

2011TriStateRunningCompany5KTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. BeckyClark 24 SaylorPark,OH 18:232. KerryBogner 28 Cincinnati,OH 19:113. AlisonDelgado 28 Cincinnati,OH 20:344. Skylar

Bruggeman12 Cincinnati,OH 21:20

5. HannaGillcrist 15 Burlington,OH 22:022010RESULTS2010MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. BrianList 26 Miamiville,OH 2:31:552. TilahunAbebe 30 Cincinnati,OH 2:34:403. RobMorwood 35 Lebanon,OH 2:36:064. DonnieWarner 26 Cincinnati,OH 2:36:315. PhilHebda 22 CrownPoint,IN 2:38:146. JamesBeyer 42 Dayton,OH 2:39:067. NateCanton 30 North Liberty,

IA2:39:23

8. TylerZwagerman

25 Chicago,IL 2:40:10

9. BrianShonebarger

25 Gahanna,OH 2:41:13

10. JasonBurnes 29 Suffolk,VA 2:42:30

36

2010MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. CynthiaArnold 26 Glenwood

Springs,CO2:55:00

2. MarnieStaehly 32 Houston,TX 2:58:273. RachelBea 28 Cincinnati,OH 3:02:284. HeatherBacker 35 Crestview Hills,

KY3:04:04

5. KellyEdmondson


6. LisaPhillips 25 Batavia,IL 3:07:547. PjBall 31 Cincinnati,OH 3:07:548. EmilyAvers 24 Findlay,OH 3:09:149. EricaTedford 25 Maryville,TN 3:09:3310. Angie Song-

Rooney42 ElPaso,TX 3:11:26

2010HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. BenFoley 20 Cincinnati,OH 1:12:352. JasonGantt 31 Loveland,OH 1:13:253. ThomasLentz 43 Cincinnati,OH 1:14:254. DavidKeller 41 Wichita,KS 1:15:025. Matthew

Paullin28 Barea,OH 1:17:09

2010HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. LeslieKraus 23 Cleves,OH 1:24:212. CarrieBirth 28 Maineville,KY 1:25:113. TaraKeller 35 Bexley,OH 1:26:234. JillGlassmeyer 20 Cincinnati,OH 1:27:015. Christine

Wampach27 Cincinnati,OH 1:28:49

2010MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Men) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. SteveBlack 61 Dillsboro,IN 4:58:262. BobVitz 71 FortThomas,

KY5:29:21

3. JamesMcGruder

62 Florence,KY 5:29:49

4. BeauLoker 57 Mason,OH 5:34:075. JohnSchmitz 49 Cincinnati,OH 5:34:20

37

2010MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Women) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JanetMcManus 51 Cincinnati,OH 5:07:102. AlicePalmer 60 Cincinnati,OH 5:28:273. MarySteele 50 Cincinnati,OH 5:28:274. AnneMillea 49 Cincinnati,OH 5:29:495. KellyDillard 39 Englewood,OH 5:30:092010Toyota10KTop5(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Fernando

Ceccopieri52 SycamoreTwp.,OH 37:17

2. MarkHarrell 39 Raleigh,NC 37:443. RobertHorn 34 RedBank,NJ 38:454. DerrickJackson 32 Cincinnati,OH 39:005. Michael

Campbell25 Haleiwa,HI 39:02

2010Toyota10KTop5(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Amy

Schoenfeld23 Cincinnati,OH 43:56

2. ShariKlarfeld 29 Plainview,NY 44:003. Stephanie

Moses32 NewYork,NY 46:07

4. MegPerez 44 Madisonville,OH 46:205. Kristine

Henning36 Sharpsburg,GA 46:35

2010FleetFeetSports5KTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. GeorgeMoran 35 Cincinnati,OH 16:382. Michael

Dehring15 Cincinnati,OH 16:40

3. AntonyParnigone

43 Liberty Township,OH

17:37

4. HarveyLewis 51 WestChester,OH 17:435. TomRhoades 39 Cincinnati,OH 18:20

38

2010FleetFeetSports5KTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. MeghanWard 27 Cincinnati,OH 20:052. Hannah

Helmers14 Cincinnati,OH 20:36

3. SandraTaylor 49 TerracePark,OH 21:004. SkylerGreen 14 Dixie,KY 21:015. Angie

Folwarczny38 ShawneeHills,OH 21:10

2009RESULTS2009MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. SergioReyes 27 Palmdale,CA 2:20:372. TimmyParr 27 Gunnison,CO 2:28:323. AdamThomas 29 West Chester,

OH2:31:25

4. GrantScott 25 Cincinnati,OH 2:31:305. TravisMurray 27 Mason,OH 2:31:346. BrianList 25 Milford,OH 2:35:177. EvanDehart 23 Cincinnati,OH 2:35:438. DavidBea 29 Cincinnati,OH 2:42:029. Brian

Alessandro29 Covington,KY 2:44:12

10. StevenWaites 22 Columbus,OH 2:45:112009MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. AutumnRay 29 Galveston,TX 2:52:232. TanyaThatcher 38 Mason,OH 2:59:313. MindyLeisure 33 Kettering,OH 2:59:424. WendyLicht 35 Waterville,OH 3:05:465. GayHammon 44 Cincinnati,OH 3:07:076. NicoleLuse 29 Dayton,OH 3:09:057. P.J.Ball 30 Cincinnati,OH 3:09:468. EllenErhardt 37 Springfield,IL 3:10:419. AshleyRuberg 24 NorthBend,OH 3:11:5210. Katherine

Lewnard21 Cincinnati,OH 3:12:00

39

2009HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. ChrisReis 27 Cincinnati,OH 1:09:092. T.J.Lentz 42 Cincinnati,OH 1:11:173. Keegan

Rathkamp23 Chillicothe,OH 1:12:07

4. MikeGreiwe 30 Madisonville,OH

1:13:05

5. CourtLilly 31 Cincinnati,OH 1:13:442009HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. NicoleLaselle 31 Kent,OH 1:21:522. Rebecca

Gallaher34 Cincinnati,OH 1:22:45

3. LeslieKraus 22 Cleves,OH 1:25:224. Jennifer

Hannen22 Cincinnati,OH 1:26:59

5. ErinMatson 28 Cincinnati,OH 1:27:002009MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Men) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. DouglasWilke 48 FortThomas,KY 4:16:342. AlexRusche 24 Cincinnati,OH 4:26:363. BrianKunes 21 Cincinnati,OH 4:27:334. OscarRosen 48 Cincinnati,OH 4:28:275. DavidDellifield 37 Ada,OH 4:37:262009MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Women) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. DianeKoellen 43 Roseville,CA 5:03:312. SueDiemer 48 Cincinnati,OH 5:11:153. MelissaOakley 43 Cincinnati,OH 5:14:154. JoanSiegel 62 Cincinnati,OH 5:14:515. BethKatcher 55 Newton,MA 5:25:062009Toyota10KTop5(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. NazarTrilisky 23 Cincinnati,OH 33:282. DonnieWarner 18 Cincinnati,OH 33:543. Matthieu

Gancedo24 Cincinnati,OH 36:50

4. ChrisCavanaugh


5. ChrisFerrone 30 Cincinnati,OH 37:40

40

2009Toyota10KTop5(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. KarenBerling 25 Cincinnati,OH 39:082. Amy

Schoenfeld22 Cincinnati,OH 42:33

3. ChrissyCosta 30 Cincinnati,OH 42:484. JanaleeStock 54 Athens,OH 45:235. SheaRankin 35 Indianapolis,IN 45:49

2009FleetFeetSports5KTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JeffHojnack 35 Cincinnati,OH 16:222. Antony

Parnigoni15 Cincinnati,OH 17:38

3. MichaelEkberg 43 Liberty Township,OH

17:47

4. RonaldDavis 51 WestChester,OH 18:315. ThomasAllman 39 Cincinnati,OH 18:312009FleetFeetSports5KTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. KerryBogner 26 Cincinnati,OH 18:542. BrigidCarey 19 Cincinnati,OH 18:583. ShaylaSiefker 16 Cincinnati,OH 19:104. Kelly

Edmondson34 Cincinnati,OH 19:45

5. MeghanWard 26 Fairfield,OH 20:102008RESULTS2008MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. AndyMartin 33 Bend,OR 2:30:402. BrianList 24 Milford,OH 2:33:333. TravisMurray 26 Mason,OH 2:34:344. JamesBeyer 40 Dayton,OH 2:36:395. TimmyParr 26 Gunnison,CO 2:38:456. NateRitz 25 Delaware,OH 2:39:587. PatrickHarvey 25 Cincinnati,OH 2:40:458. MikeHansen 27 Dublin,OH 2:41:239. PhilHebda 20 CrownPoint,IN 2:41:4310. JasonBurnes 27 GooseCreekSC 2:43:46

41

2008MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. MichelleDidion 39 LaPorte,IN 3:05:182. JulieSpencer 31 Baraboo,WI 3:06:323. JenniferGapin 26 Greensboro,NC 3:07:434. TaraKeller 33 Hilliard,OH 3:08:145. KarenBraun 36 Cincinnati,OH 3:10:046. RebeccaJordan 29 Brewton,AL 3:11:357. CarrieKoerner 27 Madison

Heights,MI3:11:53

8. TeresaStamplis 23 Athens,OH 3:14:579. GayHammon 43 Cincinnati,OH 3:15:3610. MaryKaye

Pazder43 Erie,PA 3:17:20

2008HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. ToddPtacek 23 Erie,PA 1:09:222. William

Rathkamp22 Chillicothe,OH 1:13:22

3. EvanDehart 22 Cincinnati,OH 1:14:304. MikeGreiwe 29 Cincinnati,OH 1:14:545. JeffreyHicks 23 Wilder,KY 1:14:562008HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. RachelStoehr 26 Cincinnati,OH 1:20:482. KarenBerling 24 Cincinnati,OH 1:22:593. Katherine


4. KerryLee 33 Cincinnati,OH 1:28:545. ElizabethWells 30 Springboro,OH 1:29:112008RelayDivisionWinnersDIVISION NAME PARTICIPANTS TIMEMen’s Meters&Miles1 Alessandro,Banks,

Niemer,Toothman2:26:29

Women’s LOL Tanner,Phelan,Malone,Berry

3:19:24

Co-Ed TeamSamson J.Mills,B.Mills,L.Mills,C.Mills

2:42:15

CorporateMen’s Costco#2 Reverman,Gish,Ouadi,Nicholson

3:31:30

CorporateWomen’s Oinktastic Meyer,Schuler,Meyer,Kirkland

4:20:16

CorporateCo-Ed ThinkpayPayrollProcessing

T.Bross,D.Bross,Welch,Gunn

3:19:45

42

2008WalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Men) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. DouglasWilke 47 Fort Thomas,

KY4:34:36

2. OscarRosen 47 Cincinnati,OH 4:48:233. AlexisDavidson 52 Brooklyn,NY 4:52:104. James

McGruder60 Florence,KY 4:53:05

5. SteveBlack 59 Dillsboro,IN 4:55:512008WalkerDivisionTop5Overall(Women) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Catherine

Grzymajlo32 Cincinnati,OH 5:05:27

2. JanetMcManus 49 Cincinnati,OH 5:08:003. JoanSiegel 61 Cincinnati,OH 5:09:274. JoyceProhaska 57 Lakewood,OH 5:12:185. SelinaMcDine 44 Union,KY 5:18:512008Toyota10KTop5PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Michael

Demring37 PleasantRidge,OH 34:11

2. BrettRubin 36 Cincinnati,OH 37:333. PeteBeckman 51 Cincinnati,OH 38:084. BrockHanthorn 42 Cincinnati,OH 38:385. Larisa

Mikhaylovd*39 Cincinnati,OH 38:50

*TopFemale2008FleetFeetSports5KTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. NateJenkins 27 Lowell,MA 14:522. MatthewFolk 32 Canfield,OH 15:243. SeanKelley 19 Oxford,OH 17:084. MichaelApke 19 Cincinnati,OH 17:315. JeffreyCoudron 37 Dayton,OH 17:39

43

2008FleetFeetSports5KTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. LeslieKraus 21 Cleves,OH 18:032. JillTranter 37 Walton,KY 18:383. SabraHarvey 59 Houston,TX 19:574. ShaylaSiefker 15 Ottoville,OH 20:055. Kathaleen

Recker38 GrandJunction,CO 20:57

THE2008CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONSPLITTIMES2008MenAndyMartinBrianListMile Time Time Sec.Difference6.8 38:53 39:10 +:0712:0 1:08:19 1:08:19 EVEN13.1 1:13:52 1:13:51 -:0119.7 1:50:23 1:50:51 +:2825.2 2:24:55 2:27:07 +2:12CHIPFINAL 2:30:40 2:33:33 +2:53PACE 5:42 5:49 FINAL 2:30:40 2:33:33 AGERANK 1 1 OVERALLRANK 1 out of

27242outof2724

2008WomenMichelleDidionJulieSpencerMile Time Time Sec.Difference6.8 48:33 49:30 -:5712.0 1:24:41 1:26:19 -1:3813.1 1:31:35 1:33:10 -1:3519.7 2:16:44 2:17:39 -:5525.2 2:58:23 2:59:45 -1:22CHIPFINAL 3:05:18 3:06:32 -1:14PACE 7:00 7:03 FINAL 3:05:18 3:06:32 AGERANK 1 1 OVERALLRANK 69 out of

272476outof2724

44

2007RESULTS2007MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. IsaacBarnes 31 Williamsport,

OH2:33:36

2. KevinAlessandro

27 Louisville,KY 2:34:53

3. JamesBeyer 39 Dayton,OH 2:35:224. Aaron

Schwartzbard29 Reston,VA 2:38:37

5. AndrewWestendorf

22 CedarFalls,IA 2:43:05

6. KevinStorer 29 Pittsburgh,PA 2:44:347. James

Badgerow29 Omer,MI 2:45:32

8. AndreiVolik 33 Huntington,WVA

2:46:51

9. AndyJones 45 Cincinnati,OH 2:47:5010. PhilHebda 19 CrownPoint,IN 2:47:592007MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. LeahPeelman 23 Cincinnati,OH 2:55:562. TanyaThatcher 36 Mason,OH 3:03:423. LeslieKramer 29 SlipperyRock,

PA3:05:13

4. KellyEdmondson


5. KarenFuchs 38 Louisville,CO 3:11:386. Jackie

Sienkiewicz26 Woodbridge,

NJ3:12:37

7. LynnMooney 45 Marietta,GA 3:12:498. Julie

Wankowski36 Pleasant

Prairie,WI3:13:35

9. SaraDumford 36 Cincinnati,OH 3:14:4910. DawnHartman 35 Lebanon,OH 3:15:59

45

2007HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. T.J.Lentz 40 Cincinnati,OH 1:10:022. MikeGriewe 28 Cincinnati,OH 1:10:363. TilahunAbebe 27 WesternHills,

OH1:13:40

4. DavidBea 27 Cincinnati,OH 1:15:435. EricVan

Laningham32 Burlington,KY 1:16:44

2007HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Larisa

Mikhailova38 Moscow,Russia 1:23:14

2. RachelStoehr 25 Erlanger,KY 1:24:363. Katherine


4. RobertaMeyer 43 Shepherdsville,KY

1:29:18

5. ColleenDevanney


2007MarathonTopWheelchair NAME AGE HOME TIME1. MikeSavicki 39 Cornelius,NC 3:14:552007RelayDivisionWinnersDIVISION NAME PARTICIPANTS TIMEMen’s Meters&Miles Alessandro, Lilly,

Hauke,Sexton2:26:46

Women’s LOLfromthe45140

Tanner,Phelan,Malone,Berry

3:18:41

Co-Ed MoJoRacers Koch,Weidner,Schroer,Smith

2:52:50

CorporateMen’s

UCOrthoFaculty

Le,Wyrick,Archdeacon,Stern

3:24:05

CorporateWomen’s

Ernst & Young#6

Craig,Karst,Ribich,House

4:15:12

Corporate Co-Ed

ErnstBeforeSwine

Roadarmel,Henline,Young,Harrison

3:18:52

46

2007MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5(Men) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. OscarRosen 46 Cincinnati,OH 4:32:152. DouglasWilke 46 FortThomas,

KY4:50:06

3. JamesMcGruder

59 Florence,KY 5:04:34

4. JohnRicheson 52 Indianapolis,IN 5:16:455. RichardWeber 59 West Chester,

OH5:30:00

2007MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5(Women) NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JoanSiegel 60 Cincinnati,OH 5:08:562. JessicaBrandt 27 Huntersville,

WVA5:12:26

3. CatherineSmith


4. JanetMcManus48 Cincinnati,OH 5:20:555. EllenColyer 48 Cincinnati,OH 5:20:132007Toyota10KTop10PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. BrianList 23 Milford,OH 33:062. Tadele

Habtemariam26 Cincinnati,OH 34:32

3. OmarNash 33 Cincinnati,OH 35:014. EricMakovsky 34 Hanover,MD 35:375. DougRanly 16 St.Henry,OH 36:466. Chris

Cavanaugh36 Cincinnati,OH 36:47

7. RonaldDavis 48 WestChester,OH 36:518. KarenBerling 23 Cincinnati,OH 38:029. JamesTerbrack 33 LittleRock,AR 38:2310. ChadSilker 27 Ballwin,MO 38:52TOPFEMALE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. KarenBerling 23 Cincinnati,OH 38:02

47

THE2007CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONSPLITTIMES2007MenI.BARNESK.ALESSANDROMile Time Time Sec.Difference6.8 39:36 39:33 +:0312:0 1:09:59 1:09:39 +:2013.1 1:16:16 1:16:04 +1219.3 1:52:29 1:53:08 -:37CHIPFINAL 2:33:36 2:34:53 -1:17PACE 5:52 5:55 FINALCLOCK 2:33:36 2:34:53 CLASSRANK 1outof

23872outof2387

OVERALLRANK 1outof3974

2outof3974

2007WomenL.PEELMANT.THATCHERMile Time Time Sec.Difference6.8 45:58 45:38 +:2012.0 1:21:27 1:21:11 +:1613.1 1:28:59 1:28:28 +:3119.3 2:09:53 2:09:40 +:13CHIPFINAL 2:55:56 3:03:40 -7:34PACE 6:43 7:01 FINALCLOCK 2:55:56 3:03:40 CLASSRANK 1outof

15922outof1592

OVERALLRANK 30outof3974

39outof3974

48

2006RESULTS2006MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. CecilFranke 38 Dublin,IN 2:20:252. Christopher

Reis25 Cincinnati,OH 2:23:23

3. BrianList 22 Milford,OH 2:33:554. CoryScheadler 23 Sardinia,OH 2:34:265. NateRitz 23 Westerville,OH 2:35:046. IsaacBarnes 30 Williamsport,

OH2:38:41

7. PatrickHarvey 23 Cincinnati,OH 2:39:528. Michael

Dehring35 Cincinnati,OH 2:40:39

9. WillBoylan-Pett

23 NewYork,NY 2:41:05

10. MatthewVanCleave


2006MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. NorahShire 36 Cincinnati,OH 2:56:192. Lindsey

Yourman22 NewYork,NY 2:59:32

3. BetsyArmentrout

33 Winston-Salem,NC

3:01:40

4. TaraKeller 31 Hilliard,OH 3:02:115. TinaBailey 32 Pittsburgh,PA 3:02:336. AnitaMoller 34 Whitesboro,NY 3:04:207. LeslieKramer 28 Slippery Rock,

PA3:07:45

8. LisaVeneziano 41 West Chester,OH

3:10:33

9. MonicaRanly 21 Fort Recovery,OH

3:12:10

10. BarbaraHolcolm

43 Cullman,AL 3:12:23

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2006HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. TilahunAbebe 26 Independence,

KY1:14:07

2. OmarNash 32 Cincinnati,OH 1:15:353. ShaunPawsat 36 Fort Thomas,

KY1:15:59

4. JasonNewport 35 Eaton,OH 1:16:495. DanielPlyter 32 Evanston,IL 1:17:232006HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. TanyaThatcher 35 Mason,OH 1:23:182. NicoleLaselle 28 Dayton,OH 1:24:353. PJBall 27 Cincinnati,OH 1:26:104. JeannieRitchie 30 Uniontown,OH 1:28:005. TinaJuillerat 37 Charlotte,NC 1:28:062006MarathonTopWheelchair NAME AGE HOME TIME1. MarkGraham 42 Waterford,PA 2:34:182 LarryPorter 37 St.Louis,MO 4:29:172006MarathonRelayWinners NAME TIMECorporaterelay,Men

HighEndurance 2:34:16

Corporaterelay,women

KendleInternationalI 5:00:13

Corporaterelay,coed

Olay 3:02:04

Open4-Personrelay,men

Wings 2:30:04

Open4-Personrelay,women

QuickChick 3:25:02

Open4-Personrelay,coed

Samson 2:43:25

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2006Toyota10KTop10(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. TJLentz 39 Cincinnati,OH 32:162. MarkMisch 33 Xenia,OH 33:213. Jonathan

Rossing27 Bloomington,IN 35:20

4. DavidBischoff 44 Fairport,NY 36:095. RudyMontoya 38 Fresno,CA 37:326. JoeBrinkmann 43 Cincinnati,OH 38:467. AlanWilley 42 Cincinnati,OH 39:428. DougSchneider 42 Fairfield,OH 39:599. ChrisSchade 36 Cincinnati,OH 41:1610. MikeJarrold-

Grapes36 Cincinnati,OH 41:22

TOPFEMALE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. KerryLee 31 Cincinnati,OH 41:122006MarathonWalkerDivisionTop5 NAME AGE HOME TIME1. HolmesFinch 40 Anderson,IN 3:53:092. RobertRaines 39 Cincinnati,OH 4:07:383. OscarRosen 45 Cincinnati,OH 4:29:474. AlastairWilson 47 Cincinnati,OH 4:47:145. SteveBlack 57 Dillsboro,IN 4:50:05THE2006CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONSPLITTIMES2006MenC.FRANKEC.REISMile Time Time Sec.Difference6.8 36:27 36:27 EVEN12:0 1:04:55 1:04:55 EVEN13.1 1:10:48 1:10:48 EVEN19.3 1:44:10 1:44:15 -:05CHIPFINAL 2:20:25 2:23:23 -2:58PACE 5:21 5:28 FINAL 2:20:25 2:23:23 CLASSRANK 1outof5 2outof5 OVERALLRANK 1outof

42102outof4210

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2006WomenN.SHIREL.YOURMANMile Time Time Sec.Difference6.8 44:03 48:33 -4:3012.0 1:20:13 1:25:01 -4:4813.1 1:27:40 1:32:26 -4:4619.3 2:10:04 2:14:16 -4:12CHIPFINAL 2:56:19 2:59:32 -3:13PACE 6:43 6:51 FINAL 2:56:19 2:59:32 CLASSRANK 1outof5 2outof5 OVERALLRANK 38outof

421056outof4210

2005RESULTS2005MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. TimRieger 28 Dayton,OH 2:30:252. IsaacBarnes 29 Williamsport,

OH2:30:53

3. MattDeleon 24 Dublin,OH 2:32:104. JeremyDavis 25 WestLafayette,

IN2:39:47

5. JoshuaMcClymont

28 Atlanta,GA 2:41:11

6. StephenWolcott

37 Indianapolis,IN 2:42:34

7. DonavonHornbeck

22 St.Johns,MI 2:44:23

8. JonathanSieber

30 Birmingham,MI

2:44:35

9. RonaldDavis 46 West Chester,OH

2:45:33

10. JeffKelly 30 Champaign,IL 2:45:56

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2005MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Alison

Bedingfield22 Cincinnati,OH 3:03:52

2. LisaVeneziano 40 West Chester,OH

3:07:32

3. LaurieDavis 39 Cincinnati,OH 3:13:284. DanaKramer 42 Urbandale,IA 3:15:075. TinaBailey 31 Pittsburgh,PA 3:15:406. Cheryl

McKettrick43 Mason,OH 3:17:18

7. LoisAnnFulton 39 Fenton,MI 3:18:478. KarenDewine 38 Cincinnati,OH 3:20:379. SabineKane 45 New Brighton,

PA3:20:53

10. MichelleMueller

43 Mentor,OH 3:21:16

2005HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JasonNewport 34 Eaton,OH 1:15:382. EricHodgson 24 Oxford,OH 1:15:443. Abraham

Almanthe22 Cincinnati,OH 1:17:18

4. DennisWest 44 Mount Gilead,OH

1:18:54

5. JimChaney 41 Akron,OH 1:19:202005HalfMarathonTop5Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. TanyaThatcher 34 Mason,OH 1:23:042. JillTranter 34 Walton,KY 1:24:293. KerryLee 30 Cincinnati,OH 1:26:184. KimberlyWise 34 Enon,OH 1:26:445. ShelleyRalston 49 Uniontown,PA 1:32:042005MarathonTopWheelchair NAME AGE HOME TIME1. GaryForbes 56 Mexico,NY 4:56:55

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2005MarathonRelayWinners NAME TIMECorporaterelay,Men



Puissance4 4:15:17

Corporaterelay,coed

CorporateExpressA 3:09:00


RunningSpotEd 2:22:56


SwiftSwine 3:13:08


LivinInTheDr 2:45:12

2005PapaJohn’s10KTop10PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. TJLentz 38 Cincinnati,OH 32:412. Matthew

Thomas30 Middletown,OH 36:15

3. PatrickNemecek


4. JoeyZeinner 25 Florence,KY 36:435. J.Camele 38 Cincinnati,OH 37:076. ChrisCowder 14 Cincinnati,OH 38:067. EricBarth 29 FortThomas,KY 38:118. JoeBrinkmann 42 Cincinnati,OH 38:469. JeffreyAshby 16 Reading,OH 39:1810. KenjiHeilman 33 Evansville,IN 40:38TOPFEMALE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Lauren

Rookledge24 Cincinnati,OH 43:11

2005WalkerDivisionTop5 NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JeffServer 48 Amelia,OH 4:19:442. OscarRosen 44 Cincinnati,OH 4:31:213. SteveBlack 56 Dillsboro,IN 4:54:454. James

McGruder57 Walton,KY 4:56:18

5. DarrylDavis 52 Cincinnati,OH 5:03:56

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THE2005CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONSPLITTIMES2005MenT.RIEGERI.BARNESMile Time Time Sec.Difference6.8 38:54 38:54 EVEN12:0 1:09:19 1:09:18 +:0113.1 1:15:36 1:15:34 +:02CHIPFINAL 2:30:24 2:30:53 -:29PACE 5:44 5:45 FINAL 2:30:25 2:30:53 CLASSRANK 1outof5 2outof5 OVERALLRANK 1 out of

37972outof3797

2005WomenA.BEDINGFIELDL.VENEZIANOMile Time Time Sec.Difference6.8 46:50 49:54 -3:0412.0 1:21:52 1:27:36 -5:4413.1 1:29:02 1:35:35 -6:33CHIPFINAL 3:03:40 3:07:29 -3:49PACE 7:00 7:09 FINAL 3:03:52 3:07:32 CLASSRANK 1outof5 2outof5 OVERALLRANK 62outof3797 83outof3797 2004RESULTS2004MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. ThomasLentz 37 Cincinnati,OH 2:38:072. Thomas

Yakowenko35 Metuchen,NJ 2:43:29

3. JonathanSieber

29 Birmingham,MI

2:44:05

4. StephenWolcott

36 Bloomington,IN

2:45:03

5. MarkKoors 40 VillaHills,KY 2:45:536. Brendon

Moody22 OhioCity,OH 2:46:53

7. BrianAlessandro

24 HighlandHeights,KY

2:48:06

8. EricMcKenna 37 Newmarket,NH

2:48:32

9. DerrickButler 23 Cincinnati,OH 2:48:5510. Joseph

Ewaskiewicz41 Millheim,PA 2:49:13

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2004MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. P.J.Ball 25 Cincinnati,OH 3:05:522. LeslieDorado 34 Westerville,OH 3:07:413. LaurieDavis 38 Cincinnati,OH 3:10:274. Jacqueline

Adelmeyer20 Lomira,WI 3:10:55

5. TM 24 Akron,OH 3:11:116. Amy

Assenmacher28 Sylvania,OH 3:11:18

7. KimberlyLieb 33 Dunwoody,GA 3:15:028. Pamela Krantz-

Lee35 Somonauk,IL 3:15:30

9. EmmaBracey 35 Cincinnati,OH 3:16:0910. Rebecca

Dietrich22 Cincinnati,OH 3:16:58

2004MarathonRelayWinners NAME TIMECorporaterelay,Men



DeiDivas 4:39:44

Corporaterelay,coed

PayneFirmFlyers 3:26:49


Wings 2:46:02


CharmedOnes 3:19:13


TeamWithaDream2 2:56:18


PRKentucky 2:29:02


FilliesoftheSpot 3:04:49


Sell-Mates 3:02:22

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2004PapaJohn’s10KTop10PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JeremyBorling 23 Chicago,IL 33:582. Walter

Osborne28 Springboro,OH 34:52

3. BenKramer 25 Cleveland,OH 35:544. JustinSaunders 24 Lexington,KY 36:015. AdamSelf 31 Cincinnati,OH 36:046. PaulHarkins 49 Maineville,OH 36:197. ChrisBalish 41 Covington,KY 36:528. PeteBeckman 47 Cincinnati,OH 37:259. JeffHartman 36 LibertyTwp.,OH 38:0610. WesRuth 26 Lexington,KY 38:38TOPFEMALE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. TanyaThatcher 33 Loveland,OH 38:152004MarathonTopWalkers NAME AGE HOME TIME1. DarrylDavis 51 Cincinnati,OH 4:51:052. SteveBlack 55 Dillsboro,OH 5:03:573. JoyceProhaska 53 Lakewood,OH 5:04:564. JohnFischer 60 Okeana,OH 5:05:215. NicoleGajraj 33 Toronto,

Ontario5:13:49

THE2004CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONSPLITTIMES2004MenT.LENTZT.YAKOWENKOMile Time Time Sec.Difference7 38:17 40:06 -1min.49sec.13.1 1:13:07 1:16:42 -3min.35sec.19.3 1:48:12 1:54:02 -5min.50sec.CHIPFINAL 2:38:05 2:43:27 -5min.22sec.PACE 6:02 6:14 FINAL 2:38:07 2:43:29 CLASSRANK 1outof5 2outof5 OVERALLRANK 1 out of

40302outof4030

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2004WomenP.J.BALLL.DORADOMile Time Time Sec.Difference7 48:04 47:47 +:1713.1 1:31:16 1:31:30 -:1419.3 2:13:52 2:14:36 -:44CHIPFINAL 3:05:44 3:07:36 -1:52PACE 7:05 7:09 FINAL 3:05:52 3:07:41 CLASSRANK 1outof5 2outof5 OVERALLRANK 63 out of

403075outof4030

NOTE:Therewerenofinaltimesinthe2004Wheelchairdivision.Wheelchairentrantsfailedtofinishthecourse.2003RESULTS2003MarathonTop10Overall(Men)MEN NAME AGE HOME TIME1. JohnAerni 23 Cincinnati,OH 2:27:442. Pellegrino

Ciccarello39 Cleveland 2:35:21

3. DaveAckerman 34 Milford,OH 2:39:504. JeffKelly 28 Charleston,IL 2:40:155. DerekGriffiths 27 Denver,CO 2:41:106. Stephen

Wolcott35 Bloomington,

IN2:42:14

7. ToddBlack 32 Painesville,OH 2:43:518. GeorgeBrown 43 Tuscaloosa,

AL2:44:30

9. MarkPiorkowski


10. DaveDixon 32 SiouxCity,IA 2:45:15

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2003MarathonTop10Overall(Women)WOMEN NAME AGE HOME TIME1. LisaVeneziano 38 West Chester,

OH2:57:54

2. CassandraMcCune

33 Nashport,OH 3:00:59

3. HeidiStegemiller

40 Franklin,OH 3:02:30

4. LaurieDavis 37 Cincinnati,OH 3:02:365. Betsy

Armentrout30 Winston-Salem,

NC3:04:02

6. SheilaWakeman

38 Cornelius,NC 3:05:34

7. AmandaKirby 28 Cambridge,OH 3:06:028. EmmaBracey 34 Cincinnati,OH 3:10:489. TerriCook 27 Exton,PA 3:10:5710. SandyHundley 43 Hilliard,OH 3:12:002003MarathonTopWheelchair NAME AGE HOME TIME1. ChadJohnson 27 NewSalisbury,IN 2:00:502. Gerardo

Maldonado31 Mecungie,PA 2:18:24

3. Marc VanRafelghem

46 WestChester,OH 2:37:14

4. HollyKoester 43 Cleveland,OH 3:20:145. Christopher

Bochenek41 Cincinnati,OH 3:50:15

2003MarathonRelayTeams NAME TIME1. TeamCincinnati 2:19:362. TeamKentucky 2:37:163. TeamDoubleTrouble 2:37:524. TeamRunningSpotEast 2:39:495. TeamLexington 2:42:376. Team Dravenstott Without

Limits2:44:05

7. TeamHighEndurance 2:45:228. TeamUltimatefrisbee

Masters2:49:23

9. TeamFlyingYaks 2:51:3610. TeamBuckgers-Luthman 2:51:48

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2003PapaJohn’s10KTop10 NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Cameron

Stuber27 Chicago,IL 32:12

2. EricMcBride 28 Cincinnati,OH 33:303. LeeLuiso 37 Loveland,OH 34:184. WarrenKist 24 Chicago,IL 35:425. JasonBurnes 22 Cincinnati,OH 35:436. ByronKimmel 28 Vandalia,OH 36:087. JeffHartman 35 LibertyTwp.,OH 36:418. SteveKruse 41 Ft.Thomas,KY 36:469. JonBland 31 Brookville,OH 36:5210. PaulHarkins 48 Loveland,OH 36:55TOPFEMALE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. SarahLeeper 14 Loveland,OH 39:432003MarathonTopWalkers NAME AGE HOME TIME1. Christine

Bonanno38 Dayton,OH 4:59:19

2. BillWhipp 58 Cincinnati,OH 5:12:483. DonnaEstes 46 Mason,OH 5:19:354. Wayne

Hinaman68 Cincinnati,OH 5:27:01

5. AnneBroderick 29 Cincinnati,OH 5:28:54THE2003CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONSPLITTIMES2003Men

J.AERNIP.CICCARELLOMile Time Time Sec.Difference7 40:15 42:38 -2min.23sec.13 1:11:51 1:16:02 -4min.11sec.18.7 1:43:53 1:50:26 -6min.33sec.

CHIPFINAL 2:27:42 2:35:18 -7min.36sec.PACE 5:38 5:55 FINAL 2:27:44 2:35:21

CLASSRANK 1outof5 2outof5 OVERALLRANK

1outof3768 2outof3768

60

2003WomenL.VENEZIANOC.McCUNEMile Time Time Sec.Difference7 49:19 48:52 :2713 1:28:41 1:28:36 :0518.7 2:07:35 2:09:00 -1:25CHIPFINAL 2:57:52 3:00:59 -3:07PACE 6:47 6:54 FINAL 2:57:54 3:00:59 CLASSRANK 1outof5 2outof5 OVERALLRANK 29outof

376847outof3768

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CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONWINNERS2015–1999YEAR NAME HOME TIME2015 AdamGloyeske Hamilton,OH 2:32:53 AmyRobillard Montgomery,OH 2:53:072014 SergioReyes Palmdale,CA 2:27:21 AmyRobillard Montgomery,OH 2:55:532013 SergioReyes Palmdale,CA 2:21:51 RebeccaWalter Bloomington,IN 2:53:582012 SergioReyes Palmdale,CA 2:22:04 RachelBea Cincinnati,OH 2:54:382011 KieranO’Connor NewYork,NY 2:28:02 AmyMcDonaugh Irmo,SouthCarolina 2:58:142010 BrianList Miamiville,OH 2:31:55 CynthiaArnold GlenwoodSprings,CO 2:55:002009 SergioReyes Palmdale,CA 2:20:37 AutumnRay Galveston,TX 2:52:232008 AndyMartin Bend,OR 2:30:40 MichelleDidion LaPorte,IN 3:05:182007 IsaacBarnes Williamsport,OH 2:33:36 LeahPeelman Cincinnati,OH 2:55:562006 CecilFranke Dublin,IN *2:20:25 NorahShire Cincinnati,OH 2:56:192005 TimRiegerII Dayton,OH 2:30:24 AlisonBedingfield Cincinnati,OH 3:03:402004 TJLentz Cincinnati,OH 2:38:07 PJBall Cincinnati,OH 3:05:522003 JohnAerni Cincinnati,OH 2:27:44 LisaVeneziano WestChester,OH 2:57:542002 CornelioVelasco Oaxaca,Mexico 2:31:13 TatyanaPozdnyakova Gainesville,FL *2:34:352001 RudolfJun Ft.WaltonBeach,FL 2:28:07 RebeccaGallaher Cincinnati,OH 2:50:502000 RudolfJun Ft.WaltonBeach,FL 2:23:04 RebeccaGallaher Cincinnati,OH 2:49:321999 EllyRono Evansville,IN 2:21:15 SommerSettall Cincinnati,OH 2:58:10*ER=EventRecord

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CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONEVENTRECORDPROGRESSIONMEN NAME HOME TIME DATEEllyRono Evansville,IN 2:21:15 1999(firstyear)CecilFranke Dublin,IN 2:20:25 2006WOMEN NAME HOME TIME DATESommerSettall Cincinnati,OH 2:58:10 1999(firstyear)RebeccaGallaher Cincinnati,OH 2:49:32 2000TatyanaPozdnyakova Gainesville,FL 2:34:35 2002CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONTOP10MEN-WOMEN2015-19992015Results2015MarathonTop10Overall(Men)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. AdamGloyeske 26 Hamilton,OH 2:32:532. DavidBea 35 Cincinnati,OH 2:35:233. EricHunziker 45 Cincinnati,OH 2:38:514. ThomasLentz 48 Cincinnati,OH 2:38:585. Blake

Jorgensen33 Sandy Springs,

GA2:39:23

6. EricGruenbacher

23 Madeira,OH 2:41:57

7. LiamHarrison 36 Chappaqua,NY 2:42:188. DannyKratzer 37 Maryville,TN 2:43:199. KevinBonfield 24 Alexandria,KY 2:44:4110. MattCarey 24 Houston,TX 2:45:102015MarathonTop10Overall(Women)PLACE NAME AGE HOME TIME1. AmyRobillard 35 Montgomery

OH2:53:07

2. KerryLee 40 Cincinnati,OH 2:59:223. AlisonDelgado 32 ParkCity,UT 2:59:504. PJBall 36 Cincinnati,OH 3:04:475. AlisonRush 32 Bentonville,AR 3:05:186. AdrienneEynon 35 Chicago,IL 3:05:427. ErinBauer 25 Cincinnati,OH 3:06:138. MelissaGillette 32 Goshen,IN 3:06:309. LisaCole 27 SouthBend,IN 3:06:3210. MelissaGirgis 23 Worthington,

OH3:08:56

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2014MEN AGE HOME TIME1.SergioReyes 32 Palmdale,CA 2:27:192.DonnieWarner 30 Cincinnati,OH 2:28:373.KotaReichert 30 PaloAlto,CA 2:28:554.AdamGloyeske 25 Hamilton,OH 2:37:485.ThomasLentz 47 Cincinnati,OH 2:42:366.RobMorwood 39 Lebanon,OH 2:44:017.EricHunziker 44 Cincinnati,OH 2:44:518.KyleBarnes 30 Wyoming,MI 2:45:449.JasonBarhorst 26 Maineville,OH 2:47:5310.GregRolfes 26 SanFrancisco,CA 2:48:542014WOMEN AGE HOME TIME1.AmyRobillard 34 Montgomery,OH 2:55:502.PJBall 35 Cincinnati,OH 3:01:413.KerryLee 39 Cincinnati,OH 3:02:434.CaitliThomas 25 Cardington,OH 3:09:045.TracyBrooks 30 Tazewell,TN 3:10:526.HollyReynolds 33 Rochester,NY 3:11:117.SarahPerez 31 Akron,OH 3:11:278.JillPeters 48 LibertyTwp,OH 3:15:019.MollyMaggard 29 Miamisburg,OH 3:17:0210.AldonaStungys 43 Mentor,OH 3:18:142013MEN AGE HOME TIME1.SergioReyes 31 Palmdale,CA 2:21:512.RobMorwood 38 Lebanon,OH 2:34:303.DerrickButler 32 Cincinnati,OH 2:35:294.IsaacBarnes 37 Williamsport,OH 2:37:015.AdamGloyeske 24 Hamilton,OH 2:37:246.JacobNaegeli 23 Barnesville,OH 2:37:597.PaulOdipo 38 Cincinnati,OH 2:38:038.DanBurnett 30 Loveland,OH 2:42:019.MattHoyes 39 Bardstown,KY 2:42:2110.WalkerYane 28 St.Louis,MO 2:43:08

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2013WOMEN AGE HOME TIME1.RebeccaWalter 29 Bloomington,IN 2:53:582.KerryLee 38 Cincinnati,OH 2:54:223.PJBall 34 Cincinnati,OH 3:00:344.RachelBea 31 Cincinnati,OH 3:04:005.LaurahTurner 30 Cincinnati,OH 3:05:226.CaraNichols 30 Louisville,KY 3:07:057.KristaSeibert 40 Powell,OH 3:07:248.LisaAndi 30 WestHarrison,IN 3:07:449.GraceConrad 30 Cincinnati,OH 3:08:0710.StephanieTelek 20 Dayton,OH 3:08:462012MEN AGE HOME TIME1.SergioReyes 30 Palmdale,CA 2:22:042.RobMorwood 37 Lebanon,OH 2:37:303.JamesBeyer 44 Dayton,OH 2:38:134.BreylenDerrick 26 Ft.Thomas,KY 2:38:525.IsaacBarnes 36 Williamsport,OH 2:43:046.AdamGloyeske 23 Hamilton,OH 2:45:597.WilliamAllen 39 LibertyTwp.OH 2:45:598.DennyKramer 28 Alexandria,KY 2:48:279.ZacharyLewis 29 Cincinnati,OH 2:49:5410.BrettMerillat 21 Hudson,MI 2:50:572012WOMEN AGE HOME TIME1.RachelBea 30 Taft,OH 2:54:382.HeatherBacker 37 CrestviewHills,KY 3:00:203.KerryLee 37 Cincinnati,OH 3:01:074.AlisonDelgado 29 Cincinnati,OH 3:01:345.MaryDillhoff 32 Worthington,OH 3:01:556.BethWoodward 36 Orrville,OH 3:02:267.LeahScharl 35 Clarkston,MI 3:04:318.LisaAndi 29 WestHarrison,IN 3:04:339.HeatherSchulz 37 Orlando,FL 3:05:5310.JulileWankowski 41 GlenEllyn,IL 3:06:50

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2011MEN AGE HOME TIME1.KieranO’Connor 24 NewYork,NY 2:28:032.DavidRiddle 29 Cincinnati,OH 2:31:153.RobMorwood 36 Otterbein,OH 2:35:544.ChrisHerren 27 Mt.Juliet,TN 2:37:485.EricBair 29 WestChester,OH 2:38:036.CourtLilly 32 Cincinnati,OH 2:42:497.TimLessek 35 Mason,OH 2:46:348.KennethBrooks 30 Portage,MI 2:48:219.IanAdams 20 Mt.Berry,GA 2:48:3010.WilliamAllen 38 LibertyTwp,OH 2:48:362011WOMEN AGE HOME TIME1.AmyMcDonaugh 34 Irmo,SC 2:58:142.KerryLee 36 Cincinnati,OH 3:02:013.CarrieKutzli 25 CedarSprings,MI 3:03:444.MeganRieger 20 WesternHills,OH 3:07:405.SarahOverpeck 28 Indianapolis,IN 3:07:466.AnitaLe 42 Cincinnati,OH 3:08:417.LisaPhillips 26 BataviaIL 3:09:258.AnnaRussell 28 Washington,DC 3:10:249.JordinCooper 24 Independence,KY 3:10:4410.LaurahTurner 28 Cincinnati,OH 3:10:512010MEN AGE HOME TIME1.BrianList 26 Miamiville,OH 2:31:552.TilahunAbebe 30 Cincinnati,OH 2:34:403.RobMorwood 35 Lebanon,OH 2:36:064.DonnieWarner 26 Cincinnati,OH 2:36:315.PhilHebda 22 CrownPoint,IN 2:38:146.JamesBeyer 42 Dayton,OH 2:39:067.NateCanton 30 NorthLiberty,IA 2:39:238.TylerZwagerman 25 Chicago,IL 2:40:109.BrianShonebarger 25 Gahanna,OH 2:41:1310.JasonBurnes 29 Suffolk,VA 2:42:30 2010WOMEN AGE HOME TIME1.CynthiaArnold 26 GlenwoodSprings,CO 2:55:002.MarnieStaehly 32 Houston,TX 2:58:273.RachelBea 28 Cincinnati,OH 3:02:284.HeatherBacker 35 CrestviewHills,KY 3:04:045.KellyEdmondson 35 Cincinnati,OH 3:07:076.LisaPhillips 25 Batavia,IL 3:07:547.PjBall 31 Cincinnati,OH 3:07:548.EmilyAvers 24 Findlay,OH 3:09:149.EricaTedford 25 Maryville,TN 3:09:33

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10.AngieSong-Rooney 42 ElPaso,TX 3:11:26 2009MEN AGE HOME TIME1.SergioReyes 27 Palmdale,CA 2:20:372.TimmyParr 27 Gunnison,CO 2:28:323.AdamThomas 29 WestChester,OH 2:31:254.GrantScott 25 Cincinnati,OH 2:31:305.TravisMurray 27 Mason,OH 2:31:346.BrianList 25 Milford,OH 2:35:177.EvanDehart 23 Cincinnati,OH 2:35:438.DavidBea 29 Cincinnati,OH 2:42:029.BrianAlessandro 29 Covington,KY 2:44:1210.StevenWaites 22 Columbus,OH 2:45:11 2009WOMEN 1.AutumnRay 29 Galveston,TX 2:52:232.TanyaThatcher 38 Mason,OH 2:59:313.MindyLeisure 33 Kettering,OH 2:59:424.WendyLicht 35 Waterville,OH 3:05:465.GayHammon 44 Cincinnati,OH 3:07:076.NicoleLuse 29 Dayton,OH 3:09:057.P.J.Ball 30 Cincinnati,OH 3:09:468.EllenErhardt 37 Springfield,IL 3:10:419.AshleyRuberg 24 NorthBend,OH 3:11:5210.KatherineLewnard 21 Cincinnati,OH 3:12:00 2008MEN AGE HOME TIME1.AndyMartin 33 Bend,OR 2:30:402.BrianList 24 Milford,OH 2:33:333.TravisMurray 26 Mason,OH 2:34:344.JamesBeyer 40 Dayton,OH 2:36:395.TimmyParr 26 Gunnison,CO 2:38:456.NateRitz 25 Delaware,OH 2:39:587.PatrickHarvey 25 Cincinnati,OH 2:40:458.MikeHansen 27 Dublin,OH 2:41:229.PhilHebda 20 CrownPoint,IN 2:41:4110.JasonBurnes 27 GooseCreek,SC 2:43:43 2008WOMEN 1.MichelleDidion 39 LaPorte,IN 3:05:182.JulieSpencer 31 Baraboo,WI 3:06:323.JenniferGapin 26 Greensboro,NC 3:07:434.TaraKeller 33 Hilliard,OH 3:08:145.KarenBraun 36 Cincinnati,OH 3:10:046.RebeccaJordan 29 Brewton,AL 3:11:357.CarrieKoerner 27 MadisonHeights,MI 3:11:538.TeresaStamplis 23 Athens,OH 3:14:57

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9.GayHammon 43 Cincinnati,OH 3:15:3610.MaryKayePazder 42 Erie,PA 3:17:20 2007MEN AGE HOME TIME1.IsaacBarnes 31 Williamsport,OH 2:33:362.KevinAlessandro 27 Louisville,KY 2:34:533.JamesBeyer 39 Dayton,OH 2:35:224.AaronSchwartzbard 29 Reston,VA 2:38:375.AndrewWestendorf 22 CedarFalls,IA 2:43:056.KevinStorer 29 Pittsburgh,PA 2:44:347.JamesBadgerow 29 Omer,MI 2:45:328.AndreiVolik 33 Huntington,WVA 2:46:519.AndyJones 45 Cincinnati,OH 2:47:5010.PhilHebda 19 CrownPoint,IN 2:47:59 2007WOMEN 1.LeahPeelman 23 Cincinnati,OH 2:55:562.TanyaThatcher 36 Mason,OH 3:03:423.LeslieKramer 29 SlipperyRock,PA 3:05:134.KellyEdmondson 32 Cincinnati,OH 3:08:315.KarenFuchs 38 Louisville,CO 3:11:386.JackieSienkiewicz 26 Woodbridge,NJ 3:12:377.LynnMooney 45 Marietta,GA 3:12:498.JulieWankowski 36 PleasantPrairie,WI 3:13:359.SaraDumford 36 Cincinnati,OH 3:14:4910.DawnHartman 35 Lebanon,OH 3;15:59 2006MEN AGE HOME TIME1.CecilFranke 28 Dublin,IN 2:20:252.ChristopherReis 25 Cincinnati,OH 2:23:233.BrianList 22 Milford,OH 2:33:554.CoryScheadler 23 Sardinia,OH 2:34:265.NateRitz 23 Westerville,OH 2:35:046.IsaacBarnes 30 Williamsport,OH 2:38:417.PatrickHarvey 23 Cincinnati,OH 2:39:528.MichaelDehring 35 Cincinnati,OH 2:40:399.WillBoylan-Pett 23 NewYork,NY 2:41:0510.MatthewVanCleave 30 Cincinnati,OH 2:42:52 2006WOMEN 1.NorahShire 36 Cincinnati,OH 2:56:192.LindseyYourman 22 NewYork,NY 2:59:323.BetsyArmentrout 33 Winston-Salem,NC 3:01:404.TaraKeller 31 Hilliard,OH 3:02:115.TinaBailey 32 Pittsburgh,PA 3:02:336.AnitaMoller 34 Whitesboro,NY 3:04:207.LeslieKramer 28 SlipperyRock,PA 3:07:45

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8.LisaVenenziano 41 WestChester,OH 3:10:339.MonicaRanly 21 FortRecovery,OH 3:12:1010.BarbaraHolcomb 43 Cullman,AL 3:12:232005MEN AGE HOME TIME1.TimRieger 28 Dayton,OH 2:30:252.IsaacBarnes 29 Williamsport,OH 2:30:533.MattDeleon 24 Dublin,OH 2:32:104.JeremyDavis 25 WestLafayette,IN 2:39:475.JoshuaMcClymont 28 Atlanta,GA 2:41:116.StephenWolcott 37 Indianapolis,IN 2:42:347.DonavonHornbeck 22 St.Johns,MI 2:44:238.JonathanSieber 30 Birmingham,MI 2:44:359.RonaldDavis 46 WestChester,OH 2:45:3310.JeffKelly 30 Champaign,IL 2:45:46 2005WOMEN 1.AlisonBedingfield 22 Cincinnati,OH 3:03:522.LisaVeneziano 40 WestChester,OH 3:07:323.LaurieDavis 39 Cincinnati,OH 3:13:284.DanaKramer 42 Urbandale,IA 3:15:075.TinaBailey 31 Pittsburgh,PA 3:15:406.CherylMcKettrick 43 Mason,OH 3:17:187.LoisAnnFulton 39 Fenton,MI 3:18:478.KarenDewine 38 Cincinnati,OH 3:20:379.SabineKane 45 NewBrighton,PA 3:20:5310.MichelleMueller 43 Mentor,OH 3:21:162004MEN AGE HOME TIME1.T.J.Lentz 37 Cincinnati,OH 2:38:072.ThomasYakowenko 35 Metuchen,NJ 2:43:293.JonathanSieber 29 Birmingham,MI 2:44:054.StephenWolcott 36 Bloomington,IN 2:45:035.MarkKoors 40 VillaHills,KY 2:45:536.BrendonMoody 22 OhioCity,OH 2:46:537.BrianAlessandro 24 Highland Heights,

KY2:48:06

8.EricMcKenna 37 Newmarket,NH 2:48:329.DerrickButler 23 Cincinnati,OH 2:48:5510.JosephEwaskiewicz 41 Millheim,PA 2:49:13 2004WOMEN 1.P.J.Ball 25 Cincinnati,OH 3:05:522.LeslieDorado 34 Westerville,OH 3:07:413.LaurieDavis 38 Cincinnati,OH 3:10:274.JacquelineAdelmeyer 20 Lomira,WI 3:10:555.TM 24 Akron,OH 3:11:11

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6.AmyAssenmacher 28 Sylvania,OH 3:11:187.KimberlyLieb 33 Dunwoody,GA 3:15:028.PamelaKrantz-Lee 35 Somonauk,IL 3:15:309.EmmaBracey 35 Cincinnati,OH 3:16:0910.RebeccaDietrich 22 Cincinnati,OH 3:16:58 2003MEN 1.JohnAerni 23 Cincinnati,OH 2:27:442.PellegrinoCiccarello 39 Cleveland,OH 2:35:213.DaveAckerman 34 Milford,OH 2:39:504.JeffKelly 28 Charleston,IL 2:40:155.DerekGriffiths 27 Denver,CO 2:41:106.StephenWolcott 35 Bloomington,IN 2:42:147.ToddBlack 32 Painesville,OH 2:43:518.GeorgeBrown 43 Tuscaloosa,AL 2:44:309.MarkPiorkowski 33 Cincinnati,OH 2:44:4410.DaveDixon 32 SiouxCity,IA 2:45:15 2003WOMEN 1.LisaVeneziano 38 WestChester,

OH2:57:54

2.CassandraMcCune 33 Nashport,OH 3:00:593.HeidiStegemiller 40 Franklin,OH 3:02:304.LaurieDavis 37 Cincinnati,OH 3:02:365.BetsyArmentrout 30 Winston-Salem,

NC3:04:02

6.SheilaWakeman 38 Cornelius,NC 3:05:347.AmandaKirby 28 Cambridge,OH 3:06:028.EmmaBracey 34 Cincinnati,OH 3:10:489.TerriCook 27 Exton,PA 3:10:5710.SandyHundley 43 Hilliard,OH 3:12:00 2002MEN 1.CornelioVelasco 32 Chicago,IL 2:31:132.IsaacBarnes 26 Williamsport,OH 2:31:313.ScottYoung 32 Tucson,AZ 2:31:534.TomRiegerII 25 Dayton,OH 2:34:155.ScottColford 31 Logansport,IN 2:35:306.JonathanSieber 27 St.ClairShores,MI 2:38:577.ThomasWhalen 36 St.Louis,MO 2:41:198.RichardDravenstott 28 Cincinnati,OH 2:42:199.JimClemens 34 Madison,AL 2:43:1510.GeorgeWilloughby 37 Cincinnati,OH 2:43:35 2002WOMEN 1.TatyanaPozdnyakova 47 Gainesville,FL 2:34:352.KristaPlace 29 Marysville,OH 2:51:02

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3.DoloresWare 32 VirginiaBeach,VA 2:54:064.CassandraMcCune 32 Nashport,OH 3:03:555.PJBall 23 Cincinnati,OH 3:05:306.HeidiStegemiller 39 Franklin,OH 3:06:177.LaurieDavis-Rueve 36 Cincinnati,OH 3:07:528.KristiFine 37 LibertyTwp,OH 3:08:049.AmandaKirby 27 Cambridge,OH 3:09:2310.ShannanRieder 23 Cincinnati,OH 3:09:27 2001MEN 1.RudolfJun 29 Ft.WaltonBeach,FL 2:28:022.MarcLawson 26 Draper,UT 2:30:253.IsaacW.Barnes 25 Williamsport,OH 2:32:104.ScottColford 30 Logansport,IN 2:33:325.ScottLeCates 32 Cincinnati,OH 2:35:466.BarrettHopper 33 Fairfield,OH 2:37:287.AndyJones 39 Cincinnati,OH 2:41:318.DavidDobkowski 42 St.Louis,MO 2:42:099.WilliamHafner 23 Bloomington,IN 2:43:1610.RobertoRosales 26 Chicago,IL 2:43:24 2001WOMEN 1.BeckyGallaher 26 Monterey,CA 2:50:452.MichellePomfrey 29 Lakewood,OH 2:59:203.AmyBeatty 22 Beavercreek,OH 3:01:134.PattiShepard 37 Penrose,NC 3:05:205.LindaVanAuken 32 Nashville,TN 3:07:196.ReneeMangette 29 Blacklick,OH 3:07:447.SusanNuzum 34 Boulder,CO 3:11:228.CherylMcKettrick 39 Mason,OH 3:12:389.LaurieRueve 35 Cincinnati,OH 3:13:3010.BernadetteSamson-Huston 44 CapeGirardeau,MO 3:13:52 2000MEN 1.RudolfJun 28 Ft.WaltonBeach,FL 2:23:032.IsaacBarnes 24 Williamsport,OH 2:31:433.ScottColford 29 Logansport,IN 2:33:494.ScottLecates 31 Williamstown,KY 2:36:105.OrlandoVelasquez 29 Albuquerque,NM 2:37:506.RichardDravenstott 26 Greensboro,NC 2:38:207.PhilipHelbig 33 Cincinnati,OH 2:39:148.MikeTigani 33 Cincinnati,OH 2:40:589.DavidAckerman 31 Milford,OH 2:41:2810.WilliamSpellacy 29 RockyRiver,OH 2:45:39 2000WOMEN 1.RebeccaGallaher 25 Cincinnati,OH 2:49:31

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2.PattiShepard 36 Penrose,NC 3:02:193.JoanEllis 51 Parma,OH 3:04:064.JodiBenware 36 Wheaton,IL 3:04:355.MegSchissel 40 EdenPrairie,MN 3:05:516.ChariWalsh 36 Dayton,OH 3:06:567.MarthaPerkins 36 Lexington,KY 3:06:588.LeilaMehbod 29 Ft.Thomas,KY 3:08:249.BridgetDonaldson 25 Knoxville,TN 3:12:1210.CherylMcKettrick 38 Mason,OH 3:12:33 1999MEN 1.ElyRono 29 Evansville,IN 2:21:152.JunRudolf 27 Ft.WaltonBeach,FL 2:22:313.TimMenoher 27 Ft.Wright,KY 2:28:594.AndrewJones 37 Cincinnati,OH 2:30:535.JoePerske 43 Sartell,MN 2:34:376.PhilHelbig 32 Cincinnati,OH 2:35:487.DavidAckerman 30 Milford,OH 2:37:158.DavidDobkowski 40 St.Louis,MO 2:37:239.AngelRuemmely 37 Radcliff,KY 2:37:4610.JohnZerhusen 31 Cincinnati,OH 2:38:46 1999WOMEN 1.SommerSettell 22 Cincinnati,OH 2:58:102.JoanEllis 50 Parma,OH 3:06:363.KathyLencio 36 Fayetteville,WV 3:07:204.MaribethThomas 38 Cynthiana,KY 3:13:365.JaniceKreuz 51 Cincinnati,OH 3:14:366.DeidreMcCarthyGallagher 29 Arlington,VA 3:15:267.KellySmith 20 Cincinnati,OH 3:16:178.KeiOndo 30 ArlingtonHeights,IL 3:16:229.BridgetDonaldson 24 Cincinnati,OH 3:18:0310.CynthiaGorman 36 TerracePk,OH 3:18:21

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WHEELCHAIRTOPTHREE2007–1999(onlyyearsformarathonwheelchairs)NAME AGE HOME TIME2007 1.MikeSavicki 39 Cornelius,NC 3:09:48(onlyoneentry) 2006MEN 1.MarkGraham 42 Waterford,PA 2:34:182.LarryPorter 36 St.Louis,MO 4:29:17(onlyentries) 2005MEN 1.GaryForbes 56 Mexico,NY 4:56:55(onlyoneentry) 2004(nofinishers) 2003MEN 1.ChadJohnson 27 New Salsbury,

IN2:00:50

2.GerardoMaldonado 31 Mecungie,PA 2:18:243.MarcVanRafelghem 46 West Chester,

OH2:37:14

2003WOMEN 1.HollyKoester 43 Cleveland,OH 3:20:142002MEN 1.ChadJohnson 26 Palmyra,IN 1:53:152.GerardoMaldonado 30 Chicago,IL 2:25:553.MikeGillam 30 Muncie,IN 2:49:072002WOMEN 1.(noentrants) 2001MEN 1.VernAchenback 58 Snellville,GA 1:53:482.RamiroBermudez 41 Houston,TX 1:57:483.ChadJohnson 25 Muncie,IN 2:12:552001WOMEN 1.NancSpillner 41 Powder Springs,

GA4:06:15

2000MEN 1.FranzNietlispach 42 Leimgasse,

Switzerland1:35:59

2.SaulMendoza 32 Snellville,GA 1:38:323.NicholasCunningham 30 Winnipeg,

Manitoba2:54:30

2000WOMEN 1.HollyKoester 40 Bedford,OH 3:17:411999MEN 1.SaulMendoza 32 Snellville,GA 1:30:462.KrigeSchabort 35 Cedartown,GA 1:30:473.FranzNietlispach 41 Zeiningen,CHE 1:36:20

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1999WOMEN 1.DeannaSodoma 21 Escondido,CA 2:11:572.PatriciaBowen 22 Champaign,IL 2:42:463.HollyKoester 39 Cleveland,OH 3:12:29CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARTHON’SMARGINSOFVICTORYYEAR MEN’SWINNER WINNING

MARGINRUNNER-UP

2015 AdamGloyeske 2:30 DavidBea2014 SergioReyes 1:18 DonnieWarner2013 SergioReyes 12:39 RobMorwood2012 SergioReyes 15:26 RobMorwood2011 KieranO’Connor 3:12 DavidRiddle2010 BrianList 2:45 TilahunAbebe2009 SergioReyes 7:55 TimmyParr2008 AndyMartin 2:53 BrianList2007 IsaacBarnes 1:17 KevinAlessandro2006 CecilFranke 2:58 ChristopherReis2005 TimRieger :28 IsaacBarnes2004 Thomas(TJ)Lentz 5:22 ThomasYakowenko2003 JohnAerni 7:37 PellegrinoCiccarello2002 CornelioVelasco :18 IsaacBarnes2001 RudolfJun 2:23 MarcLawson2000 RudolfJun 8:40 IsaacBarnes1999 EllyRono 1:16 RudolfJunYEAR

WOMEN’SWINNER

WINNINGMARGIN

RUNNER-UP

2015 AmyRobillard 6:15 KerryLee2014 AmyRobillard 5:51 PJBall2013 RebeccaWalter :24 KerryLee2012 RachelBea 5:42 HeatherBacker2011 AmyMcDonaugh 3:45 KerryLee2010 CynthiaArnold 3:27 MarnieStaehly2009 AutumnRay 7:08 TanyaThatcher2008 MichelleDidion 1:14 JulieSpencer2007 LeahPeelman 7:46 TanyaThatcher2006 NorahShire 3:13 LindseyYourman2005 AlisonBedingfield 3:49 LisaVeneziano2004 PJBall 1:49 LeslieDorado2003 LisaVeneziano 3:05 CassandraMcCune2002 TatyanaPodznyakova 16:27 KristaPlace2001 BeckyGallaher 8:35 MichellePomfrey2000 RebeccaGallaher 12:48 PattiShepard1999 SommerSettell 9:10 KathyLencio

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CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHON’STOP10FASTESTFINISHESPLACE NAME TIME DATEMEN 1st CecilFranke 2:20:25 20062nd SergioReyes 2:20:37 20093rd EllyRono 2:21:15 19994th SergioReyes 2:21:51 20135 SergioReyes 2:22:04 20126th RudolfJun 2:22:31 19997th RudolfJun 2:23:03 20008th SergioReyes 2:27:18 20149th JohnAerni 2:27:44 200310th RudolfJun 2:28:02 2001 WOMEN 1st TatyanaPozdnyakova 2:34:35 20022nd RebeccaGallaher 2:49:31 20003rd RebeccaGallaher 2:50:45 20014th KristaPlace 2:51:02 20025th AutumnRay 2:52:23 20096th AmyRobillard 2:53:07 20157th RebeccaWalter 2:53:58 20138th RachelBea 2:54:38 20129th AmyRobillard 2:55:50 201410th LeahPeelman 2:55:56 2007

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CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHON’SCLOSESTRACESMEN(BYTIMEDIFFERENCE)WinningTime

MARGIN YEAR ORDEROFFINISH

2:31:13 1. :18 2002 CornelioVelasco 2. IsaacBarnes2:30:25 1. :28 2005 TimRieger 2. IsaacBarnes2:21:15 1. 1:16 1999 EllyRono 2. RudolfJun2:33:36 1. 1:17 2007 IsaacBarnes 2. KevinAlessandroWOMEN(BYTIMEDIFFERENCE)WinningTime

MARGIN YEAR ORDEROFFINISH

3:05:18 1. 1:14 2008 MichelleDidion 2. JulieSpencer3:05:52 1. 1:49 2004 PJBall 2. LeslieDorado2:56:19 1. 3:13 2006 NorahShire 2. LindseyYourman2:55:00 1. 3:27 2010 CynthiaArnold 2. MarnieStaehly3:03:52 1. 3:49 2005 AlisonBedingfield 2. LisaVenezianoCINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHON’SMULTIPLERACEWINNERSMEN YEARSRudolfJun 2000,2001SergioReyes 2009,2012,2013,2014WOMEN YEARSRebeccaGallaher 2000,2001AmyRobillard 2014,2015

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CINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHON’SWINNERSBYCOUNTRYUnitedStates Men Women AdamGloyeske,2015 AmyRobillard,2015 SergioReyes,2014 AmyRobillard,2014 SergioReyes,2013 RebeccaWalter,2013 SergioReyes,2012 RachelBea,2012 KieranO’Connor,2011 AmyMcDonaugh,2011 BrianList,2010 CynthiaArnold,2010 SergioReyes,2009 AutumnRay,2009 AndyMartin,2008 MichelleDidion,2008 IsaacBarnes,2007 LeahPeelman,2007 CecilFranke,2006 NorahShire,2006 TimRieger,2005 AlisonBedingfield,2005 TJLentz,2004 PJBall,2004 JohnAerni,2003 LisaVeneziano,2003 RudolfJun,2001 RebeccaGallaher,2001 RudolfJun,2000 RebeccaGallaher,2000 SommerSettall,1999 Mexico CornelioVelasco,2002 Russia TatyanaPozdnyakova,2002Kenya EllyRono,1999

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YEAR-BY-YEARHISTORYOFTHECINCINNATIFLYINGPIGMARATHONMay9,1999“Whatdoyougetwhenyouputtogether36,000safetypins,7,500medals,7,500bananas,40churches,2,000Band-Aids,400six-foottables,181portabletoilets,almost10,000peopleand26.2milesofpavedsurfaceinCincinnatiandNorthernKentucky?

“YouhavetheingredientsoftheinauguralCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathon,toberunSunday.

“Thoseitemsarejustatinypartofanincrediblelistofnecessities-notincludingthethousandsofman-hours of planning, negotiating, recruiting andmissed sleep.”Cincinnati Post,May 6,1999

Fromadreamtoreality,theCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathongotofftoaflyingstartonMother’sDay, 1999. Some 6,150 runners started downtown, wound through the neighborhoods andfinishedattheMuseumCenter,UnionTerminal.Initsfirstrunning,the“Pig”gotravereviewsinMarathon & Beyond. The Pig scored 901 on a scale of 1,000 — the sixth-best of anymarathonreviewed.

The inauguralFlyingPigwas thesecond-largest firstmarathon inhistory,afterSanDiego's in1998,andimmediatelyamongthetop10inthecountry.

EllyRono,a29-year-oldKenyanlivinginEvansville,Ind.,ranawaywiththemen'srace,finishingin 2 hours, 21 minutes and 15 seconds. Rono broke away at the 4-mile mark and wasunchallengedtherestoftheway.

SommerSettall,a22-year-oldstudentattheUniversityofCincinnati,wonthewomen'sracein2:58:10.ItwasthefirstwininamajorraceforSettall,whohasbeenrunningseriouslyforonly21/2years.

RonoandSettalleachreceived$1,500fortheirvictories.

May14,2000

FifthStreetfromSycamoretoBroadwaywaslinedwithmorethan6,100runnersforthesecondedition of the Flying Pig Marathon, nearly 40 percent of whom were running in their firstMarathon.

RudolfJun,a28-yearoldnativeoftheCzechRepublicwhotrainedinFt.WaltonBeach,Fl.,ledtheentire race, asdid thewomen’swinner, PrincetonHighSchool graduateandSharonville,Ohio native Rebecca Vonderhaar Gallaher. Gallaher set a new women’s course record of2:49:32intheprocess.

The 2000 course changed, with the finish linemoved to Sawyer Point to accommodate thecrowdsandtheVictoryParty.

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Then-currentMarathonworldrecordholderKhalidKhannouchiwasintownfortheMarathon,butdidnotcompete.Hedid,however,havetheseobservationsaboutthe“Pig:” ''Thepeoplehere, thecommunity, thevolunteersand the raceorganizers reallydidagreat job tohaveagreatmarathon.Ithinktheycouldhaveabiggerandbiggermarathoninthefuture.''

May6,2001

TheFlyingPigMarathonmovedfromitstraditionalMother’sDaydateforthefirsttimein2001,andthechangeseemedtosuitrunners,asregistrationstartedatarecordpace.Nearly1,000runnershadregisteredasofJanuary8,threetimestheamountduringthesametimetheyearbefore. Almost 70 percent of those registrations were online. Relay registration for theMarathonstartedJanuary8,andwithinthefirst24hours,the100onlineregistrationopeningsfortheopenrelaywerefilled.

The course itself was changed again, with the start moving from Fifth to Seventh Streetdowntown.Theeasternsectionofthecourse,alongRedBankRoad,WoosterPike,WilmerandKelloggavenues,was trimmedback. Instead, runnersmovedontoDeltaAvenueand throughMt.LookoutSquare.ThemileagewasmadeupwithawesternroutealongCentralParkwayandSpringGroveAvenue.

Onraceday,theresultslookedalotliketheyearbefore,asthedefendingchampions,RudolfJunandRebeccaGallaher,returnedtowintheirsecondstraight“Pig.”Maleandfemalewinnersreceived$2,000each.

May5,2002

Acooling foggreetednearly7,300 runners for the fourthannual FlyingPigMarathon,whichmayhavehelpedwomen’swinnerTatyanaPozdnyakova,aRussiantraininginFlorida,shatterthewomen’scourserecordby15minutes,earninga$10,000bonus.

Eventhemen’swinner,CornelioVelasco,hadhisownuniquestorytotell.VelascoranahalfmarathoninIndianapolisthedaybefore,thencametoCincinnatiandwonhisfirstMarathon.

Runners from49 states andnine countriesparticipated in theFlyingPigMarathon, aneventthatstartedalongSeventhStreetandendedatYeatman'sCoveafterwindingitswaythroughCincinnatistreets.

May4,2003

ForthefirsttimesincetheFlyingPigMarathonstarted,all50stateswererepresentedatthesame time. A record 9,762 participants signed up for the weekend's Flying Pig Marathonactivities,aninepercentincreasefromthepreviousyear.Intheopenmarathon,4,610runnersparticipated,with2,052intheErnst&Young4-personrelay,924intheOutbackSteakhouse2-personrelayand1,650inthenewPapaJohn's10K.

Anotherfirstin2003wasthetwowinners,JohnAerniandLisaVeneziano,werebothfromtheCincinnati area. John became the first Cincinnati-area male to win the open division of theMarathon,whileLisa’svictorycameinherfirstPig.

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As noted, 2003 also was the first year for the Papa John’s 10K, won by Cameron Stuber ofChicago.

May2,2004For the second year in a row, the men’s and women’s winners of the Cincinnati Flying PigMarathon were residents of the Queen City. Thirty-seven year-old Thomas Lentz of Cliftonbravedtherainy,windyconditionsandalateattackoflegcrampstopullawayfromthefieldandwin themen’s division in 2:38:07. In thewomen’s division, 25-year old P.J. Ball, also ofClifton, won in convincing form, with a time of 3:05:52, nearly two minutes ahead of hernearestcompetitor.The2004editionoftheFlyingPigMarathonsawthelargestweekendfieldeverregisteredforthe two days of events, 12,124, amore than 20 percent jump in registrations over the yearbefore. It alsowas the first year that the Flying PigMarathon charities raisedmore than $1millionthroughtheMarathonfortheircauses.ThiswasthefirstyearthattheMarathontoppedthemilliondollarmarkincharitablecontributions.May1,2005The last time Tim Rieger ran the Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon, in 2002, he admitted he‘bonked’atmile22.Thistime,hemadesurehewasstrongthroughoutthefinish.The28-yearoldRieger,ofDayton,Ohio,battledIsaacBarnesthroughoutmostofthe26.2milesbefore Rieger took the lead in the lastmile and a half towin the seventh annual CincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonwithatimeof2:30:24.TheformerUniversityofCincinnatirunnerhadrunonlytwomarathons,bothofwhichweretheFlyingPig.Inthe2002race,hefinishedfourthwhenheranoutofenergytowardtheend.“Mygoalthisyearwasthetopfive,”Riegersaid.“IneverthoughtIhaditwonuntiltheend.”Inthewomen’sdivision,22-year-oldAlisonBedingfieldofGroesbeck,aCincinnatisuburb,brokeaway from the pack to claim her firstmarathonwin in her first evermarathon, finishing in3:03:40.The2005racealsosawthefirstFlyingPigHalfMarathonpresentedbyNationalCity.Themen’sdivisionwaswonby34-yearold JasonNewportofEaton,Ohio ina timeof1:15:38, and thewomen’swinnerwas34-yearoldTanyaThatcherofMason,Ohio, in1:23:04.Arecord13,282registrationswerereceivedforMarathonweekendactivities.May7,2006Cecil Franke of Dublin, Indiana, won the Eighth Annual Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon onSundayinaneventrecordtimeof2:20:25inonlyhissecondmarathon.Franke,acrosscountrycoach at Centerville High School, just outside Richmond, Indiana, shattered the previousmarathonrecordof2:21:15,setin1999byEllyRono,ashedueledmostofthewaywithsecondplacefinisherChrisReis.

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Arecord15,756wereregisteredfortheweekendevents,including4,919inthefullmarathon,4,937inthehalfmarathonpresentedbyNationalCity,200intheCorporateExpresscorporaterelayand1,892intheErnst&Youngopenrelay.IntheSaturdayevents,973competedintheToyota10K,wonbyT.J. Lentz andKerry Lee, 1,405 in the5Kand585 in thePiglet FunRun.Forty-eight statesand fifteencountries, including theUnitedStates,were represented in thefield.Inthewomen’sdivision,36-yearoldNorahShireofHydeParkeasilywoninatimeof2:56:19.“It’safantasticmarathon,agreatcourse,”saidtheWashington,D.C.,native,whoisnowlivinginCincinnati,finishingherPh.D.inviralepidemiologyattheUniversityofCincinnati.Whenyougothroughtheneighborhoods,it’ssomuchfun.It’ssuchapopularrace—Imean,it’scalledtheFlyingPig.”Shire,whohadruntheHeartMini-MarathonandmarathonsinColumbusandBoston,hadonlyrunthetwo-personrelayinthe“Pig”beforewinningthefullmarathon.“Ihadaninjuredmaleteammate(fromtheEarthDrummersrunningclub)pacemethroughmile15.Afterthat,Iwasprettymuchbymyself.”Second in thewomen’s divisionwas 22-year-old Lindsey YourmanofNew York, in a time of2:59:32inherfirstmarathon.“Iwentoutwiththe3:30group,andIcouldn’tbelievehowfastIwasgoing,”shesaid.Third was 33-year old Betsy Armentrout ofWinston Salem, North Carolina, who finished in3:01:40.Thisisthethird“Pig”forthepediatrician,withfifthbeingherbestpreviousfinish.“Itwasexciting,Ihadagreatday,”saidArmentrout,wholivedinCincinnatiforfouryears,whileshedidherresidencyatChildren’sHospitalMedicalCenter.In the Flying Pig Half Marathon presented by National City, 26-year old Tilahun Abebe ofWesternHills,anaïveofEthiopia,wonthemen’sdivisioninatimeof1:14:07aftergettingoffworkatmidnightandgettinglittleornosleepbeforetherace.HeworkedthesecondshiftattheparkinggarageatTowerPlace,oneoftwojobsheholds,thenwasatthestartinglineat6a.m.Tanya Thatcher, 35, from Mason, Ohio, defended her title as the women’s division halfmarathonwinner,finishingin1:23:18.‘Therewasalittlemorepressurebecauseofwinningtheyearbefore,”shesaid.“I ledthroughfourmiles,thenIhungbackuntilmilenine,thenItooktheleadagain.Thedownhillstretchedpushedmehome.”May6,2007Thesixthtimewasthecharmforthe2007winneroftheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathon’sninthannualrunning.IsaacBarnesofWilliamsport,Ohio,asix-timeentrantintheFlyingPigMarathon,beatarecordfieldtotakethe2007Marathontitleinatimeof2:33:36.The31-yearoldBarnesfinishedsecondintheFlyingPigMarathonthreetimes,in2005,2002and2000.Hewassixthlastyearandthirdin2001.

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“Atmile21allIcouldthinkofwas‘Brother,don’tblowthisnow,’”saidBarnes.“Atmile24itjustfeltgreattoknowthatIfinallycouldgetavictoryhere.”Secondinthemen’sdivisionwithatimeof2:34:53wasKevinAlessandro,27,aNorthernKentuckynativenowlivinginLouisville.Alessandrohadtheleadformuchofthebeginningofthemarathon,untilmile16.“Myrighthamstringstartedtighteningupat16,andatmile17,Isaacjusttookoff.”Thirdwas39-yearoldJimBeyerfromDayton,OH,in2:35:22,runninghisfirstFlyingPigandjusthissecondmarathon.ForBarnes,whohasrun25marathonsandhasonepreviouswin,inPennsylvania,thevictoryatthePigwasasweetreward.“Itjustfeelsgreat.I’verunmarathonsbeforewhenIstartedstrongandranoutofgasattheend.ButtodayIwasrunningwithKevinatapaceIwascomfortablewith.”Inthewomen’sdivision,LeahPeelman,23,ofKennedyHeights,thedefendingchampionofthisspring’sHeartMini-Marathon,wontheFlyingPigMarathonatherfirsttryin2:55:53.“IhadwantedtoruntheFlyingPigbeforebutwasalwaysbusywithschool,”saidPeelman,agraduateofHanoverCollegewhowillgotograduateschoolinthefall.Secondwas36-yearoldTanyaThatcherofMason,atwo-timewinneroftheFlyingPigHalfMarathonpresentedbyNationalCity,in3:03:40.Thatcherhadtheleadformostoftheraceuntilmile21,whenPeelmanovertookher.“Ireallyfeltgood,”saidThatcher,“andIdon’tthinkIwouldhavegoneoutanydifferently.Somethinghappenedbetween19and20whenIgotreallydisorientedanddizzy.Idon’trememberanythingfromaboutmile20in.”Eventhoughshetookill,Thatcherstillturnedinapersonalbesttime.“Iknewshe(Peelman)wasbacktherethewholetime.Sheranaverysmartrace,”saidThatcher.“That’sthethingaboutthemarathon,it’sveryhumbling.I’verun13fullmarathonsbeforethis,andI’veneverhadsomethinglikethatthathappenbefore.”“It’salittlementallydefeatingtocomefrombehind,”saidPeelman,whotrailedThatcherearlyintheracebyasmuchas40seconds.“Ijusttriedtoclosethegapalittleatatime.Ittookaboutfivemilestodoit.”ThirdwasLeslieKramer,29,ofSlipperyRock,PA,in3:05:06,hersecondstraightpersonalbestattheFlyingPig,andher10thmarathon.“MydaughterlovesCincinnati,sowe’vemadeavacationofitthelasttwoyears,”saidKramer.IntheHalfMarathonpresentedbyNationalCity,FlyingPigveteranT.J.Lentz,40,ledthemen’sfieldinatimeof1:10:02.ThisisLentz’sthirdFlyingPigtitle,ashewonthe2004FlyingPigMarathonandtheToyota10Klastyear.“ThisisthefirsttimeI’verunthehalf,”saidLentz.“Ihadn’ttrainedforalongerrace,butIalwayswanttotakepartinMarathonweekendbecauseit’sjustagreathometownevent.”Secondinthemen’shalfdivisionwas28-yearoldMikeGrieweofCincinnati,whoranfor,andgraduatedfrom,theUniversityofNotreDamein2000.HeandLentzhadabattleforthelead

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untilmile10.“He(Griewe)pushedmefromthebeginning,”saidLentz.“WewereshouldertoshoulderuntilwestarteddownGilbert.Iliketorundownhill,soItriedtogetagapbetweenusthere.”Griewefinishedthecoursein1:10:36.Thirdwaslastyear’seventwinner,27-yearoldTilahunAbebefromIndependence,KY,inatimeof1:13:40.Inthewomen’shalfmarathondivision,38-yearoldLarisaMikhailovaofMoscow,Russia,brokeawayfromthepackatmilethreeandwasneverchallenged,winninginatimeof1:23:15.HerrunningmanagerisTatyanaPozdnyakova,whowontheFlyingPigMarathonin2002inastill-recordtimeforwomenof2:34:35.SecondamongwomenwasRachelStoehr,25,ofErlanger,in1:24:36,whowastakingpartinherfirsthalfmarathon.“Ilovetheatmosphere,”saidStoehr.“Youcan’tbearunnerinCincinnatiandnotruntheFlyingPig.”Thirdwas19-yearoldKatieLewnard,afreshmanattheUniversityofCincinnatiandagraduateofMotherofMercyHighSchool,wheresherantrackandcrosscountry.Shefinishedthecoursein1:26:45.WinningthewheelchairdivisionwasMikeSavickiofCornelius,NorthCarolina,in3:14:55,his52ndmarathonand13thmarathonvictory.ArecordnumberofregistrationshighlightedtheNinthAnnualCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathon,withatotalof18,192entrantsfortheweekendevents.Includedinthetotalare4,735inthefullmarathon,6,324intheHalfMarathonpresentedbyNationalCity,and2,552intheErnst&Young4-personrelay.May4,2008

RECORDCROWDMARKS10THFLYINGPIGMARATHON

CINCINNATI(May4,2008)–ThelargestfieldinCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonhistorysaw33-year-oldAndyMartinofBend,Oregon,takethemen’soverallmarathontitleatthe10thanniversaryrunningoftheMarathononSunday,May4th.Arecordweekendfieldof22,149,including16,406participantsintheSundayevents,highlightedthecelebrationofthe10thCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonweekend,May2-4.Thatisupfromthe2007numbersof18,192,athen-recordtotal.Secondinthemen’sfieldwas24-yearoldBrianList,ofMilford,Ohio,whofinishedinatimeof2:33:33.LististhereigningchampionofCincinnati’sHeartMini-Marathon.Thirdwas26-year-oldTravisMurrayofOwensville,Ohio,finishingwithatimeof2:34:34inhisfirst-evermarathon.ForMartin,whowoninatimeof2:30:40,theFlyingPigMarathonwashisfifthmarathonvictory,hismostrecentcominglastweekendatBigSurInternationalinCalifornia.Whydidhecometothe“Pig?”“It’safamousmarathon,”hesaid.“Iwantedtoseewhatitwasabout.”MartinhadacompetitivebattlewithListthroughthefirsthalfofthemarathon.“Iwasgettinghimonthehills,andhewouldgetmecomingdown,”saidMartin.“Iwasabletobreakawayfinallyinaboutthe14thmile.”

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Winningthewomen’sdivisionwas39-year-oldMichelleDidionofLaPorte,Indiana,inatimeof3:05:18.Themotheroffourfromages14to7hadruntheFlyingPigHalfMarathonpresentedbyNationalCityandtheToyota10KinpastyearsbeforetakingontheMarathonthisyear.“Ilovedit,”shesaid.“Ifeltlikearockstarallthewaythrough.Noteveryracegivesthewomentheirownpacecarandtheirownescorts.Itwasawonderfulrace.”Secondinthewomen’sdivisionwas31-year-oldJulieSpencerofBaraboo,Wisconsin,in3:06:32.Thedecisiontodothe“Pig”wasalast-minuteoneforthisveteranofmorethanadozenmarathons.“AfriendofmineandIjustdecidedtodoitacoupleofweeksago,”shesaid.“I’vealwayswantedtodothe‘Pig.”Thirdwas26-year-oldJenGapinofGreensboro,NorthCarolina,whoturnedinherpersonalbesttimeof3:07:43inherfifthmarathon.“Afriendofmindrecommendedthisevent,”shesaid.“Itwasfun,greatcrowdsupportandwaswellorganized.”May3,2009

RECORDWEEKENDFORFLYINGPIGMARATHONPOWEREDBYP&GReyes,RayTakeMarathonTitles

CINCINNATI (May 3, 2009) –A record Sunday field of more than 16,000 saw Flying PignewcomersSergioReyesandAutumnRay take themen’sandwomen’smarathon titlesonafasttrackinthe11thannualrunningoftheFlyingPigMarathonPoweredbyP&G.Reyes, 27, of Palmdale, California, won the race in a near record time of 2:20:37, just 12secondsofftheeventrecordof2:20:25setin2006byCecilFranke.“This is one of the most scenic races I’ve ever done,” said Reyes, who runs for the Asics-sponsoredAggiesrunningclub.“Theviewsweretrulyawesomeandtheweatherwasjustaboutperfect.”Secondinthemen’sdivisionwasTimParr,27,ofGunnison,Colorado,inatimeof2:28:32andthirdwas29-year-oldAdamThomasofWestChester,Ohio,in2:31:25.“Thecoursewasfantastic,”saidParr,whocameinsixthinlastyear’sFlyingPigMarathon.ParrranmostofthecoursewithcollegeteammateTravisMurray,whofinishedfifthandwithwhomParrtrainedatWesternStateCollegeofColorado.“TravisandIstayedtogetheruntilmile17,andafterthatIwantedtopickupthepace.”Thomaswas trailing the leadpack until he passed eventual fourth place finisherGrant Scottwith about twomiles to go, to claim third place. “Weatherwas perfect,” said Thomas. “Nowind,therainstoppedanditwasniceandcool.”ItwasThomas’sthirdoverallmarathonandfirst“Pig,”afterleavinghometoattendcollegeatthe University of Iowa. “I moved back home this year and I wanted to run here to thank

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everyonewhohas supportedme inmy running career since junior high—myparents, sister,girlfriend,thiswasmychancetogiveback.”On thewomen’s side,AutumnRay,29, fromGalveston,Texas, claimed firstplace inher first“Pig”in2:52:23.“Ifeltgoodgoingintothisevent,Ifeltverycomfortable,”shesaid.“Itwasoneofthoserunswheretheenergywasflowing.”It was the fourth career marathon win for Ray, who squeezed the “Pig” in, during a rareweekendbreakfrommedicalschoolattheUniversityofTexas-Galveston.“IfinishedpediatricsonFridayandIstartsurgeryonMonday.Ihadaweekendoff,soIlookedforamarathonthatwouldbeheldthisweekend,andIfoundtheFlyingPig.Itlookedlikefun,soIsignedup.”Secondinthewomen’sdivisionwasafamiliarfaceinCincinnati-arearunning,TanyaThatcher,38,ofMason,Ohio,inatimeof2:59:31.ShewonthePNCHalfMarathonin2006andfinishedtheColumbusmarathonlastyearinatimeof2:56:33.“Thiswasarunthatwasmindovermatter,”saidThatcher.“I’mcomingoffAchillestendonosisinFebruary,andIhavebursitisinmyrighthip,thenlastyearItoreanAchillestendon.MyfinishinColumbusgavemetheconfidencetocomebacktothe“Pig”becausethisishome.”Third in thewomen’sdivisionwas33-year-oldMindyLeisureofKettering,Ohio,coming inat2:59:42inherfirstevermarathon.“Itwasachallengingcourse,butIreallylikedit,”shesaid.“The crowdwas great.”Mindy ran the PNCHalfMarathon here last year and is a two-timewinneroftheAirForceHalfMarathon.InthePNCHalfMarathon,veteranCincinnatirunnerChrisReisandDaytonnativeNicoleLaSelleclaimedthetitlesinthemen’sandwomen’sdivisionsrespectively.The27-year-oldReis, thewinnerof the2009HeartMiniMarathon,placedsecond in the fullMarathonin2006.Hefinishedinatimeof1:09:09.SecondamongmenisformerMarathonandPNCHalfMarathonwinner,T.J.Lentz,42,withatimeof1:11:17.Thirdis23-year-oldKeeganRathkampinatimeof1:12:07.“I trainon theseroadsall the time,”saidReis,whoworks forBobRoncker’sRunningSpot inCincinnati. “DuringMarathonweekwe’re so busy at the store and at the Expo, it’s hard toprepareproperly,butitwentwell.Ilikedthedownhillattheend.”ForNicoleLaSelle,31,ofKent,Ohio,itwashersecondtimeinthePNCHalfMarathon,havingruntheeventthreeyearsago.“Itwasamazingoutthere,”saidLaSelle,whoisfinishingupherPhDincounseling.“Thespectatorsareunbelievable.”LaSellewoninatimeof1:21:52.Second in the women’s division was the only two-time female winner of the Flying PigMarathon,RebeccaGallaher,whoreturnedtothePigforthefirsttimesinceherback-to-backwins in2000and2001.“Ihave fourkidsnow,so that limitsmytraining time,”saidGallaher,whofinishedin1:22:45.“Buttherewasgreatsupportonthecourse.”Thirdinthewomen’sdivisionwas22-year-oldLeslieKrauswithatimeof1:25:22.

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ArecordSundayfieldof16,762startedat6:30a.m.undercloudyskiesandaslightdrizzle,andatemperatureof54degrees.Sunday’sfieldincludedafullmarathontotalof4,891participants,9,203forthePNCHalfand2,668intheCityDash4-personrelayandCorporateChallengerelaysponsoredbytheBusinessCourierandMcGowanBrabender.Sunday’s Flying Pig Marathon powered by P&G caps a weekend that saw a record 22,285register for events, including 1,572 for the Toyota 10K, 1,926, an event record, for the FleetFeetSports5K,489forthePigletFunRunand1,536fortheKidsMarathonpresentedbyErnst&Young.Saturdaywinners included, in the Toyota 10K, 23-year-old Nazar Trilisky of Cincinnati in themen’sdivision ina timeof33:30and25-year-oldKarenBerlingofCincinnati in39:11. In theFleetFeetSports5K,35-year-oldJeffHojnackiofChicagowonthemen’sdivisionin16:22andKerryBogner,26,ofCincinnati,wonthewomen’sdivisionin18:58.

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May2,2010

RecordCrowdsCelebrate12thAnnualFlyingPigMarathon

Cincinnati(May2,2010)AfamiliarfaceintheCincinnatirunningcommunitywonthe12thCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&Gasarecordfieldof26,000bravedcloudyskiesandintermittentraintotakepartinthetwodaysofevents.WinningtheFlyingPigMarathonwas26-year-oldBrianListofMiamiville,Ohio,whowonthePiginatimeof2:31:56forhisfirst-evermarathonwin.Listwastherunner-upinthe2008Marathonandwasthewinnerofthe2009CincinnatiHeartMini-Marathon.Secondinthemen’sdivisionwas30-year-oldTilahunAbebe,in2:34:41.Abebewasthewinnerofthe2006FlyingPigHalfMarathon.ThirdwasRobMorwood,35,ofLebanon,Ohio,in2:36:07.ThetopthreerunnersalltrainasmembersofthelocalEarthDrummersrunningclub.ListhadbeenrunningamongtheleadersformostofthemarathonbeforeovertakingAbebeataboutmile22.“I’vebeenaimingfora2:30timethelastthreeyears,”saidList.“Thisyear,Isaid,eventhoughIfalloffthe2:30pace,I’lljusttrytorunalittlefasterthanIhadbefore.I’vealwaysbeenagoodrunnerfrombehind.”Inthewomen’sdivision,26-year-oldCynthiaArnoldofGlenwoodSprings,Colorado,wonin2:55:02.WhilethisisherfirsttraditionalmarathonwininherfirstPig,sheisthereigningUSATFTrailMarathonNationalChampion.BackintheareavisitingfamilyinLexington,Kentucky,Cynthiadecidedtorunaftergettingacortisoneshotandalargersizedshoeforafootinjury.“Ididn’tknowhowfastIcouldruntoday(becauseoftheinjury),butIwasinthefrontprettymuch.Whenthehalfbrokeoff,IwasbymyselfandthecrowdkepttellingmehowIwasdoing.Infact,that’smyfavoritepartoftheseraces,thecrowdsupport.Intrailraces,nobodyknowswhereyouare.”

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Arnold’shusband,LouisBrenner,alsoranintoday’sHalfMarathon,finishinghiseventin1:40:49.Secondinthewomen’sdivisionwasMarnieStaehly,32,fromHouston,Texas,inherfirstPig,andthirdwithatimeof3:02:30was28-year-oldRachelBeaofCincinnati,who,asRachelStoehr,wasthewinnerofthe2008FlyingPigHalfMarathon.Bea,arunningcoachatSimonKentonHighSchool,actuallywasinvolvedinhersecondeventofPigweekend.ShecoachesaRylandRunnersteamthatparticipatedintheErnst&YoungKidsOneMileeventonSaturday.IntheFlyingPigHalfMarathon,twoCincinnati-arearesidentswerethewinnersinthemaleandfemaledivisions.SycamoreHighgraduateBenFoley,asophomoreatXavierUniversity,wontheeventin1:12:35,while23-year-oldLeslieKraus,aUniversityofCincinnatigraduate,wonthewomen’sdivisionin1:24:23.“InthebeginningIthoughtImighthavebeensillygoingoutinfront,”saidFoley,whowasrunninginhissecondFlyingPigHalfMarathonandhadtobattleanemiathelastfewmonthsbeforehavingthestrengthtotrain.“Iwonderedwhentheothercompetitorsweregoingtocatchup,becauseIrarelyrunthisdistance.ButIfeltlikeafterthe10KmarkIwasingoodenoughshapeandIkepttellingmyselftokeepholdingmylead.”Secondinthemen’sdivisionwas31-year-oldJasonGanttofLoveland,OH,inatimeof1:13.25,andthirdwasformerFlyingPigMarathonandHalfMarathonwinnerT.J.Lentz,43,in1:14:25.Inthewomen’sdivision,KrauswasabletogetaleadearlytoholdontoherfirstvictoryintheHalfMarathon,althoughshewasthewomen’winnerintheFleetFeetSport5Kin2008andcameinthirdinlastyear’half.Itwasonlyhersecondeventsincecomingbackfromastressfractureinherleftshinoverthewinter.“Iwantedtobetop10becauseIhaven’tbeenrunningforverylongandI’mjustsohappythatI’mrunningwithoutpain,”saidKraus,who’sbeenbacktrainingforaboutsixweeks.“Istartedupfrontandtherewereacoupleofgirlswithme,soIjusttriedtostaywiththem.Secondwas28-year-oldCarrieBirthofMaineville,OH,thereigningwinneroftheHeartMini-Marathon,whofinishedinatimeof1:25:13,andthirdwasPigveteranTaraKeller,35,ofBexley,OH,whowascompetinginher10thFlyingPigMarathonweekend.Shefinishedinatimeof1:26:28.IntheCityDash4-PersonRelay,theWoffordTerriersteamwoninatimeof2:51:08.SecondwasSacredHeartofFairfield,Ohio,in2:55:59andthirdwasLedFeetin3:09:28.Inthewomen’srelaydivision,CountPourLickStickwonin3:19:25.SecondwasBocaBeautiesin3:34:03andthirdwasDavidsonCCMomsin3:51:00.TheFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&Gfeatured18,520intheSundayevents,including4,879registeredforthefullmarathon,10,861intheHalfMarathonand2,780inthe4-personrelaydivision.IntheSaturdayevents,1,996wereregisteredfortheToyota10K,2,535intheFleetFeetSports5K,2,269fortheErnst&YoungKidsOneMileand624intheFlyingPigletFunRun.

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IntheSaturdayevents,AtightfinishintheFleetFeetSports5KandanincrediblegestureofsportsmanshipintheToyota10KhighlightedtheopeningeventsoftheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G.Rainyskiesgreetedthe1,588participantsfortheopeningeventoftheweekend,theToyota10K.FernandoCeccopieri,52,ofLoveland,wontheeventin37:19.Secondwas39-year-oldMarkHarrellofRaleigh,N.C.inatimeof37:44and34-year-oldRobertHornofRedBank,NewJerseywasthirdin38:45.“Iwasabletobreakawayaboutmilefour,”saidCeccopieri,whowasrunninghisfirstPigevent.“Itfeltgoodtobeoutthereintherain.”Onthewomen’sside,29-year-oldShariKlarfeldofPlainview,NewYork,woninatimeof44:00aftercollapsingthreetimesbeforecrossingthefinishline.Asshecollapsedthethirdtime,justshortofthetimingmat,23-year-oldAmySchoenfeldofWestwoodstoppedandhelpedKlarfeldcrossfirst,eventhoughSchoenfeldcouldhavewontheeventeasily.Schoenfeld’sofficialtimewas44:01.“Shedeservedtowin,”saidSchoenfeld.“Shewasleadingtheentirerace.Shejustranintotroublethererightattheend.”“Ididn’tproperlytrainforthe10K,”admittedKlarfeld,whoreceivedmedicaltreatmentatthefinishlineandwasabletoleaveunderherownpowerinaboutahalfhour.“WhenIgotpastmilesix,IknewIwasintrouble.”Thirdwas32-year-oldStephanieMosesofNewYork,finishingat46:10.IntheFleetFeetSports5K,themen’sfinishcamedowntoadashdownthefinalstretchas22-year-oldGeorgeMoranofMainevilleedgedMichaelDehring,thewinnerofthe2008Toyota10K.Moranwonin16:40inhisfirstFlyingPigeventwhileDehring,ofSycamoreTownship,cameinat16:42.Thirdwas16-year-oldAntonyParnigoneofNewtown.“IthoughtIcouldcatchhiminthatlasttenthofamile,saidDehring,39.“Georgeranagreatrace.”Inthewomen’sdivision,27-year-oldMeghanWardofCincinnatiwasthewinnerinatimeof20:10whileapairof14-year-oldsfinishedjustbehind.HannahHelmersofCincinnatihadatimeof20:38whilefellowteenagerSkylerGreenofDixieHeights,KYfinishedin21:02.Atotalof1,900entriesstartedtheFleetFeetSports5Kinalightdrizzle.

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May1,2011

FlyingPigMarathonBoastsRecordFieldfor13thRunningTwoFirst-TimePigParticipantsWinMarathon

CINCINNATI (May1,2011)–Arecordweekendregistrationofmorethan30,000runnersandwalkershighlightedthe13thrunningoftheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G.The two-day totalof30,408participants included5,083 for the fullmarathon,12,155 for thehalfmarathonand3,044fortherelays,allrunningonSunday.Thewinnerofthemen’sdivisionoftheMarathonwas24-year-oldKieranO’ConnorfromNewYork,NewYorkinapersonalbesttimeof2:28:02.O’Connor,a2009graduateoftheUniversityof Notre Dame, won the Pig in only his secondmarathon ever. His first was the New YorkMarathon,wherehewasthe13thAmericantofinishandfirstinhisagedivision.O’Connor,whois now in graduate studies at New York University, took the lead early and never waschallenged.Secondwas29-year-oldDavidRiddleofCincinnatiin2:31:15andthirdwasRobMorwood,36,ofOtterbein,Ohio,at2:35:54.“OneofthemostimportantpiecesofadviceI’veeverreceivedinrunningamarathonistobeascalmaspossibleforaslongaspossible,”saidO’Connor,whoranthePigwithtwoclassmatesfromNotreDamewhofirstgotO’Connorintorunningwhiletheyallwereincollege.Inthewomen’sdivision,thewinnerwas34-year-oldAmyMcDonaughofIrmo,SouthCarolina,in2:58:14.SecondwasKerryLee,36,ofCincinnatiin3:02:01andthirdwas25-year-oldCarrieKutzliofGrandRapids,Michiganin3:03:44.McDonaugh,who is legallyblind,brokeaway from thewomen’s leadersatmile10andheldontotheleadtothefinish.SheisamemberoftheColumbia(S.C.)RunningClub,whosecoachand another member traveled to Cincinnati for Pig weekend. This wasMcDonaugh’s fourthmarathonandherfirstunderthreehours.“MymomencouragedmetobeginrunningwhenIwaslittle,”saidMcDonaugh.“BecauseofmyeyesightIcouldneverplaysports,butIcoulddothis.”IntheFlyingPigHalfMarathon,themen’swinnerwas18-year-oldRyanJamesofBelfastMaine,running his first half marathon with more than a dozen teammates from Berry College inGeorgia. He finished in a time of 1:13:26. Second was the 2004 winner of the Flying PigMarathon, T.J. Lentz, 44, of Clifton in a time of 1:13:48 and third was Enrick Garcia, 23, ofCincinnatiin1:16:16.“Our school is transitioning fromNAIA to Division III,” said James.We can’t compete in anyNAIAchampionships,soourcoachtakestheteamtomarathonsandhalfmarathonsasourownchampionship.Thereare17ofusfromBerryonthistrip.”

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Winning the women’s division of the Half Marathon was 31-year-old Amy Robillard fromMason,Ohio,inatimeof1:22:11.Thiswashersecondraceinthisarea—thefirstwastheHeartMini-MarathoninMarch.Amysplitshertimebetweentrainingandtakingcareofherfour-yearolddaughterandsoon-to-be14-montholdson,Jameson,whohadabonemarrowtransplantayearago.“IrunwhenIcan—ifIhavetimeathome,I’llrunfor45minutes,orifI’matthehospitalwithJamesonthenursestellmewhereIcanrunforafewminutes,saidRobillard.“Thecourseitselfwaschallenging,buttherewasgreatcrowdsupportandyoudefinitelygetanadrenalinerushwhentheycheeryouon.”Secondwas29-year-oldRachelBeafromKenwood,who’snowrunthehalfthreetimesandthefulltwice,in1:22:48.ThirdwasEricaSchramm,33,fromLasVegas,Nevada,whoranherfirstPigin1:25:56.

TheFlyingPigMarathonWeekendpoweredbyP&GkickedoffSaturdaymorningwith recordregistration for the Toyota 10K and Tri State Running Company 5K, and some familiar facesreturningtothisyear’scompetition.

The 2011 Flying Pig weekend began with 2,442 registered for the Toyota 10K. The winner,DerrickButlerfromCincinnati,finishedinatimeof32:46.SecondplacewasDonnieWarnerin32:52andthirdwasChadLutzinatimeof34:53.

In the women’s division, the winner was Heather Backer from Crestview Hills, Kentucky in39:18.SecondwasChristineTiemanandthirdwasAmyCarwile.

In the Tri StateRunningCompany 5K,which had a field of 3,616, last year’s 2010Marathonwinner,BrianList,wonthe5Kinatimeof16:04.Inthewomen’sdivision,thewinnerwasBeckyClarkofSaylerParkin18:23.The2005winneroftheFlyingPigMarathon,AlisonDelgado,cameinthirdplaceintheFlyingPig5K.

Alison,whowonthePigasAlisonBedingfield,enteredthe5Kaftersixmonthsofrehabilitationaftershewashitbyacarwhilecycling.Thestoryofherrecovery,withthehelpofherhusband,Tim,hasbecomenationally-known,with featuresonNBC’s “Today” showandothernationaloutlets.AlisonandTimwerethehonorarystartersforSunday’sFlyingPigMarathon.

OthereventsonthisopeningdayofFlyingPigweekendincludetheFlyingPigKids’Marathon26thmile,theFlyingPigletandPampersDiaperDash.

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May6,2012

FamiliarFacesTakeFlyingPigTitlesFlyingPigMarathonseesrecordfield

CINCINNATI(May6,2012)–SergioReyes,thewinnerofthe2009FlyingPigMarathon,returnedtoCincinnatithisweekendtowinhissecondFlyingPigMarathoninatimeof2:22:06.The2012fieldofparticipantswasthelargest-everat30,993foreventsonSaturdayandtoday.The30-year-oldReyes,ofPalmdale,California,recentlyrantheBostonMarathon,wherehefinished12thoverall.HisotherwinsthisyearareattheRock‘nRollPasadenaHalfMarathonandAcrosstheBay12K,andhefinished25thattheU.S.OlympicTrialsinHoustoninJanuary.“Itwasgreattocomebackandhavefunonabeautifulday,”saidReyes.“ItwasagoodeventtorunbeforeItakeabreakfromrunning.”Reyesisplanningtotakeafewweeksoffthisspringandsummertohealsomenagginginjuries.Reyes’winningtimein2009was2:20:37,missingtheeventrecordheldbyCecilFrankeby12seconds.“Ifeltprettygoodtoday,”saidReyes,whoisa2003graduateofCedarvilleUniversityandisnowingraduateschoolinelectricalengineeringatCalStateNorthridge.“Ihadasurgeat18butwhenIgottomile23,thetankrandry.Ijustdecidedtoenjoythelastthreemiles.”Secondinthemen’smarathonwas37-year-oldRobMorwoodofLebanon,Ohio,inatimeof2:37:30andthirdwas44-year-oldJimBeyerofDayton,Ohioin2:38:15.ThisisthefifthFlyingPigMarathoninwhichMorwoodhascompleted.Hefinishedthirdinthe2010and2011Marathons.“Iwasfightingmyhamstringfrommile6on,”saidMorwood,whoisanattorneyatBaker&HostetlerinCincinnati.“Butthisisourhometownmarathon.It’sfuntocompeteabitinaneventlikethis.”ForBeyer,itwashisfourthFlyingPig.Hefinishedthirdin2007,butalmostdidn’tfinishin2012.“Itoldmywife(Julie)thatIwasstoppinginMariemontatmile16.Shewassittinginthecarwithachangeofclothesandeverything.ButIwasfeelingsogood,Ijustkeptgoing.”Inthewomen’sFlyingPigMarathon,30-year-oldRachelBeaofCincinnatiwonthetitleinatimeof2:54:41.Shefinishedsecondinlastyear’shalfmarathon.“Iwasthereatthestartwithawholegroupofgirls.Wewentoutwiththemindsetthatit’sanybody’srace.Wewentbackandforthforawhile.”Bea,whoseparentsinWisconsinalsoaremarathoners,isagraduateassistantcrosscountrycoachatNorthernKentuckyUniversityandteachesphysicaleducationatRylandElementaryinnorthernKentucky.“Thosekidsarealwaysmyinspiration,”shesaid.“AbiggroupofourRylandstudentstookpartintheFlyingPigKids’Marathon(onSaturday)andtheyinspiremetokeepgoing.”

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Secondwas37-year-oldHeatherBackerofCrestviewHills,Kentucky,whonotonlyfinishedthemarathoninatimeof3:00:23,butalsogotaproposalfromDr.BobFlick,amemberoftheFlyingPig’smedicalteam,atthefinishline.“Iloverunningthehomecourse,”saidBacker,who’sanelementaryeducationteacheratStephensElementaryinNorthernKentucky.ShewasthewinneroftheToyota10KattheFlyingPiglastyear.ThirdwasKerryLee,37,ofCincinnati,inatimeof3:01:06.Shewassecondinlastyear’sFlyingPigMarathon.“Thisisagreatevent,”saidLee.“Thecrowdsupportespeciallyattheendmadethedifference.”Fourthamongwomenmarathonerswas2005FlyingPigMarathonwinnerAlisonBedingfieldDelgado,29,ofCincinnatiin3:01:37.Delgado’sstoryiswellknowninrunningcircles,recoveringfromanear-fatalbicycleaccidentalmosttwoyearsagotorunagain.IntheFlyingPigHalfMarathonpresentedbyBorderEnergy,28-yearoldChrisHerrenofOakleywoninatimeof1:11:22.AnemployeeofTri-StateRunningCompany,healsohaswonthe2011GreenwayMarathon,the2011CedarsFrostbitHalfMarathonforthesecondconsecutiveyearandfinishedseventhinthe2011RocketCityMarathon.“Thisisprobablymybestdistance,”Herrensaid.“Ididitthehardway.Thatwasafastpacetoday.”SecondwasaveteranintheCincinnatirunningcommunity,T.J.Lentz,finishingin1:12:11.It’shissecondstraightyearfinishingsecondintheFlyingPigHalfMarathon.“I’m45now,andifyoungerguysweren’tbeatingme,there’ssomethingwrong,”Lentzsaid.“Thecrowdsmadeadifferencetoday.Itreflectsonthecitysowell.”Thirdforthemenwas19-year-oldDanShaferofFairborn,whojustfinishedhissophomoreyearatWrightStateUniversityandcompletedhisfourthhalfmarathonatthePig.“Thisismyfirstrealbighalfmarathon,”saidShafer,whofinishedinatimeof1:13:05.Onthewomen’sside,AmyRobillard,32,ofMason,Ohiodefendedher2011HalfMarathontitleinatimeof1:21:20,bestinghertimelastyearby51seconds.Robillard’sstorytouchedheartslastyear,asshetalkedaboutworkinghertrainingrunsaroundherson’schemotherapytreatmentsafterabonemarrowtransplant.Jamesonistwonowandisdoingwell.“Ialwaysran,”saidRobillard,themotheroftwo.“NowdaysIdoitbecauseit’stherapeutic.”Secondinthewomen’shalfmarathonwas27-year-oldErinO’MaraofYpsilianti,Michigan,in1:24:50inherfirsttimerunningtheFlyingPigMarathon.“IneversawAmythewholetimeonthecourse,”O’Marasaid,whowasinCincinnatiworkingtheP&GHealthandFitnessExpo.Thirdwas29-year-oldGraceConrad,astudentattheUniversityofCincinnati,whoclaimedapersonalbestforthehalfat1:25:21.“Itwasperfectoutthere,”saidConrad,whowasinsecondplaceuntilthelastcoupleofmiles.InSaturday’sevents,BrettFrondorfwontheToyota10KandBeckyClarkwonthewomen’sdivision.IntheFlyingPig5K,ChrisReiswonthemen’sdivisionandKarenBerndtwoninthewomen’sdivision.

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Thetotalfieldofparticipantsonbothdaysfortheeventsofthe14thannualFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&Gis30,993,arecordfortotalparticipation,beatingthe2011fieldof30,408.Participantsarerepresentingall50statesand14countriesandinclude:

§ FullMarathon:4,839(2011:5,083)§ HalfMarathon:12,121(2011:12,155)§ CityDash4-PersonRelay/PaycorCorporate4-PersonRelay:2,420(2011:3,044)§ Toyota10K:2,902(2011:2,442)§ FlyingPig5K:4,198(2011:3,616)§ KidsMarathon(onemiler)presentedbyErnst&Young:3,834(2011:3,436)§ PigletFunRun:679(2011:632)

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SergioReyesFirsttoThree-PeatatFlyingPigMarathonRecordfieldcelebratesMarathon’s15thanniversary

Cincinnati(May5,2013)SergioReyes,the2009and2012winneroftheCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G,isthefirsttowintheeventthreetimeswithhisvictorySundayinthe15thanniversaryrunningoftheMarathon.The31-year-oldReyes,ofPalmdale,California,wontheeventin2:21:51,13secondsbetterthanhiswinningtimeof2:22:04lastyear.WhileReyesisthefirsttothree-peat,twicehaveFlyingPigwinnerswontheeventtwotimes,onthemen’ssidebyRudolfJunandthewomen’sside,RebeccaGallaher,bothin2000and2001.“Itwasgreat,greatenthusiasmalongthecourse,therewerealotofBostonsupportersandthatwasjustreallyencouraging.Whenthegoinggottough,thoseguysreallygavememotivation,”saidReyes,whoplaced12thattheBostonMarathonthreeweeksago.“Thisisoneofmyfavoriteraces-it’salmostahometownraceforme.”Secondinthemen’sdivisionwas38-year-oldRobMorwoodofLebanon,whocameinsecondtoReyeslastyearaswell.Hefinishedthisyearin2:34:30.Thirdwas32-year-oldDerrickButlerofCincinnatiin2:35:29.Onthewomen’sside,29-year-oldRebeccaWalterofBloomington,Indiana,anassistanttrackandcrosscountrycoachatIndianaUniversity,wonin2:53:58,inthefirstnon-trailmarathonshehadeverrun.“Thecoursehere,Ilikedit,itwasuphillthendownhill,it’sthewayIliketorun,”saidWalter,whowasalsomakingherfirstvisittoCincinnati.

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Secondwas38-year-oldKerryLeeofCincinnatiin2:54:22,clippingmorethansixminutesfromherthirdplacefinishtimelastyear.Thirdwithatimeof3:00:34wasanotherformerFlyingPigwinner,P.J.Ball,the2004women’schampion.Arecordnumberofparticipantswerepartofthe15thanniversaryoftheFlyingPigwith33,852signedupforweekendevents,a9.1%increaseover2012.All50statesand16countrieswererepresentedinthefield.

IntheBorderEnergyHalfMarathon,27-year-oldJustinScheidfromSparta,NewJerseywasthemalewinner,inatimeof1:10:56.TheGeorgetownUniversitygraduatewasrunningwithhisbrother,Jeremy,whofinishedfourth,in1:16:34.Secondwas30-year-oldMatthewBehrensmeyerfromCrescentSprings,KYin1:13:03andthirdwas25-year-oldAndrewArcherfromCincinnatiin1:15:03.Inthewomen’sdivisionoftheBorderEnergyHalfMarathon,26-year-oldLeslieKrausofClevesrepeatsaschampion,havingwontheeventin2010.TheTaylorHighSchoolandUniversityofCincinnati graduate has run the half marathon here four times and the Tri State RunningCompany5Konce,withtwohalfmarathonwinsanda5Ktitleonherresume.Secondonthewomen’ssidewas32-year-oldAliciaHeyneofLouisville,Kentucky inatimeof1:27:41andthirdwas37-year-oldHisakoFujiwaraofCincinnatiin1:27:45.

Inearlierevents,PaulOdipo,aKenyanrunnercompetinginhisfirstU.S.marathon,warmedupforSunday’sFlyingPigwithawinattheToyota10KtoopenSaturday’sscheduleattheFlyingPigMarathonweekendpoweredbyP&G.

Odipo,38,runsforTeamSOTENI-KilometersforKenya.Secondplaceinthemen’sdivisionwasTilahunAbebe,34,inatimeof34:18andthirdwasKeithHarris,30,inatimeof35:26.

Winningthefemaledivisionwas24-yearoldChelseaKoglmeierofCincinnati,whowasrunningherfirstToyota10K.A2012graduateofDukeUniversity,Koglmeierwoninatimeof39:50.SecondinthefemaledivisionwasOliviaConnaughton,13,inatimeof40:18andthirdwasSueDehaaninatimeof42:23.

IntheTri-StateRunningCompany5K,FlyingPigveteranChrisReis,31,ofLudlow,Kentucky,wonthetitlein16:31todefendhis20125Kchampionship.RoundingoutthetopthreewereToddLarison,47,ofClearwater,Florida(17:18)andHarveyLewis,30,ofDayton,Ohio(17:33).

Onthewomen’ssideoftheTri-StateRunningCompany5K,KristineDurand,35,ofBataviawonwithatimeof19:43followedbyHayleyMeyer,13,Cincinnati(20:29)andAnnaFoote,23,Sycamore,Ohio(20:39).

FortheFlyingPigevents,thefullmarathonhad4,920registrants;BorderEnergyHalfMarathon,12,129;4-personrelays,2,360;Toyota10K,3,704;TriStateRunningCompany5K,5,441;KidsMarathon,4,478;Pigability,170andPigletFunRun,650.

StartingtheFlyingPigMarathonweekendFridaynightwastheinauguralLittleKingsOneMiler,wonbySpikeKnickelinatimeof4:26.Secondinthemen’sdivisionwasJasonBumbin4:27and

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thirdwasJavanLappin4:28.Inthewomen’sdivision,thewinnerwasBeckyClarkin5:04,secondwasOliviaConnaughtonin5:24andthirdwasHalleCuppin6:06.

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SergioReyesWinsFlyingPigMarathonforFourthTime16thannualeventboastsbiggestfieldever

CINCINNATI(May4,2014)–SergioReyessuccessfullydefendedhisback-to-backFlyingPigMarathontitlesbywinningthe2014FlyingPiginatimeof2:27:21,histhirdstraightvictoryinCincinnatiandfourthoverall.Fortheweekend,arecord36,131participantsregisteredforeventsoverthethreedays.Thefieldrepresentedall50statesand19countries.Thebreakdownofparticipantsfortheweekendevents:Fullmarathon,4,731;BorderEnergyHalfMarathon,12,422;CityDash4-personrelay/PaycorCorporate4-personrelay,2,732;Toyota10K,4,103;Tri-StateRunningCompany5K,5,631;KidsMarathonpresentedbyEY,3,905;Pigabilities,171;FlyingPigletFunRun,572;IAMSFlyingFurRun,596;LittleKingsMile,1,268.Reyes,32,ofPalmdale,California,wonhisfirstFlyingPigin2009beforetoday’sthree-peat.“GenerallyItrytokeepitanhonestraceandkeepitstrong,buteveryyearpresentsadifferentchallenge,andthisyearformetherewereafewinjurysetbacksbutIplayeditconservativeanddidn’tworryaboutthetimeouttheretoday.”Secondforthemenwas30-year-oldDonnieWarnerofCincinnatiin2:28:39.Warnercameinsecondinthe2009and2011Toyota10Kandwasfourthinthe2010Marathon.Thirdwas30-year-oldKotaReichertofPaloAlto,California,in2:28:57.Inthewomen’smarathondivision,atwo-timehalfmarathonchampionintheFlyingPig,34-year-oldAmyRobillardofMontgomery,steppeduptotheMarathondistanceandtookhomethetitlein2:55:53.Robillardwonthehalfmarathonsin2011and2012.“Itwasunbelievable.Runningwithpeople,youpullforthem,theypullforyou,everyonewantstohaveagreatrace.Ijusthavefun.Ismilealotoutthere,becausewe’vebeenthroughalotinthelastfouryears,sothisisapleasure.”Robillard’sson,Jameson,underwentabonemarrowtransplantshortlyafterhisbirthfouryearsagowithanimmunedeficiencydisorder.He’snowfouranddoingwellwithhisoldersister,Adalene,whoissix.

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“WhenIthinkI’mtiredandhurting,it’snothingcomparedtowhatmysonwentthrough,soIcan’tcomplain.Ijustwanttobeagoodrolemodelforthem.”Secondinthewomen’sdivisionwasthe2004FlyingPigwinner,P.J.Ball,35,ofCincinnatiin3:01:45andthirdplacewas39-year-oldKerryLee,alsoofCincinnati,whowasrunner-upinthe2013and2011FlyingPigMarathonsandwontheToyota10Kin2006.Herfinishingtimewas3:02:49.IntheBorderEnergyHalfMarathon,35-year-oldTilahunAbebeofCincinnatiwontheeventinatimeof1:14:46.Abebewassecondinlastyear’sToyota10K,wonthehalfin2006andwassecondinthe2010FlyingPigMarathon.Secondinthemen’sdivisionwas26-year-oldGregPiepmeierofKettering,Ohio,withatimeof1:21:09andthirdwasBreylenDerrick,28,ofCincinnatiin1:21:35.Inthewomen’sdivision,first-timehalfmarathonerandUniversityofCincinnatistudentJulianaMadzia,19,ofSt.Clairsville,Ohio,woninatimeof1:25:59.“Itwasperfectweather,”shesaid,“betterthanIcouldhaveeverwishedfor.”Secondinthewomen’sdivisionwasthe2012winneroftheFlyingPigMarathon,32-year-oldRachelBeaofCincinnati,in1:26:28andthirdwas29-year-oldMaryPaulsenofColumbia,SouthCarolinain1:26:43.IntheFlyingPigSaturdayevents,OlympicmarathonRyanHallwontheToyota10Kinarecordtimeof30:32.Secondwas19-year-oldBlakeMeyerofCincinnatiandthirdwasPaulOdipoofKenya.Onthewomen’sside,TarynSurteesofCincinnatiwoninatimeof38:58.SecondwasKayleeRiceofLibertyTownshipandthirdwasLaurenDulleaofCincinnati.IntheTri-StateRunningCompany5K,20-year-oldBrettFrondorfofCincinnati,thewinnerofthe2012Toyota10K,woninatimeof17:01.OdipocameinsecondandthirdwasMattMotsinger.BeckyClark,thewinnerofFridaynight’sLittleKingsMile,wonthewomen’sracein17:57.SecondwasKarenBerndtandthirdwasMelaniePliskin.Winningthemen’sdivisionofFriday’sLittleKingsMilewasJakeEdwardsinatimeof4:19.Clark’swinningtimeFridaynightwas5:05.

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LocalsTakeHomeTopSpotsat17thannualFlyingPigMarathonLargestFieldEverforFlyingPigWeekend

Cincinnati(May3,2015)–It’sbeenmorethanadecadesincetwolocalrunnerstookhomethetopprizesattheFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G,butonSundayunderclearskiesand45degreesatthestart,historyrepeateditselfastworunnersfromtheCincinnatiareawerethewinnersofthe17thannualCincinnatiFlyingPigMarathonpoweredbyP&G.Inthemen’sdivision,26-year-oldAdamGloyeskefromHamilton,agraduateofNorthernKentuckyUniversity,wonthemarathonin2:32:55.Forthewomen,35-year-oldAmyRobillardofMontgomerydefendedhermarathontitleinatimeof2:53:10.Robillardisnowfour-for-fourinFlyingPigevents,winningtheIGSHalfMarathonin2011and2012andthemarathonbacktoback.“LastyearIjustwantedtofinish,”saidRobillard,whowascomingoffaninjurytorunin2014.“ThisyearIwastryingtoseeifIcouldrunfasterthanlastyear,andjustenjoyit.”Infact,Robillard’s2015finishingtimewasmorethan2:30fasterthanherwinningtimelastyearof2:55:53.Secondinthewomen’sdivisionwasKerryLee,40,ofCincinnati,thirdinlastyear’smarathonandsecondin2013,inatimeof2:59:28.Thirdplacewentto2005FlyingPigwinner,32-year-oldAlisonBedingfieldDelgado,in2:59:55.FourthwasyetanotherformerFlyingPigmarathonwinner,P.J.Ball,36,in3:04:51.AsforGloyeske,hehadrunthePigfourtimesbutthisishisfirstvictory,takingtheleadonMile19overearlyleaderMattCarey,whofinishedtenth.“Ididn’trealizehowmuchMatthadsloweddownuntilIsawhimataboutMile18,”Gloyeskesaid.“ItfeelsgreattowinthePig.It’sthekindofcoursethatanyonecanrun.”Secondforthemenwas35-year-oldDavidBeaofCincinnati,andthirdwasEricHunziker,45,ofCincinnati.FourthwasformerFlyingPigMarathonwinner,T.J.Lentz,whowonin2004.Infact,thatwasthelastyearthattwolocalrunners,LentzandBall,tookthetopspotinthemarathon,untilthisyear.IntheIGSEnergyHalfMarathon,20-year-oldJulianaMadziaofSt.Clairsville,Ohio,defendedhertitle,winningthisyearinatimeof1:21:22.Lastyearshewonin1:25:59.Secondis27-year-oldAllieKiefferofNewYorkin1:22:26andthirdis26-year-oldKatieLenahan,thewinnerofthe2014QueenBeeHalf,in1:23:36.Onthemen’sside,thewinnerwas22-year-oldRobertScharoldfromLexington,Kentucky,in1:14:06.SecondisTilahunAbebe,36,ofCincinnatiin1:14:15andthirdisJoshBokelman,38,ofCincinnati,in1:15:07.InSaturday’stopevents,29-year-oldGregLemmonofCincinnatiwontheToyota10Kand36-year-oldEmilyBolesofGreensboro,N.C.woninthewomen’sdivision.IntheTriStateRunningCo.5K,MattMotsinger,35,ofCincinnatiwononthemen’ssideandMelaniePliskin,30,of

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Cincinnatiwonthewomen’sdivision.PliskinalsowonFridaynight’sLittleKingsMile,andJakeEdwardswontheMileforthemen.Thetotalfieldfortheweekendtotaled37,770,amorethan1,500increaseinlastyear’sregistration,alsoarecord.Participantsthisyearrepresentall50statesand22countries.Thebreakdownofregistrationsincludes:

• FullMarathon:4,458(2014:4,731)• IGSHalfMarathon:12,716(2014:12,422)• CityDash4-PersonRelay/PaycorCorporate4-PersonRelay:2,704(2014:2,732)• Toyota10K:4,585(2014:4,103)• Tri-StateRunningCompany5K:6,203(2014:5,631)• KidsMarathon(onemiler)presentedbyErnst&Young:4,031(2014:3,905)• Pigabilities:145(2014:171)• PigletFunRun:695(2014:572)• IAMSFlyingFurDogWalk/Run:698(2014:596)• LittleKingsMile:1,535(2014:1,268)

GROWTHOFTHEMARATHON/HALFMARATHONFIELDSINCE1999YEAR ENTRANTS %GROWTH1999 6,200 2000 6,157 -.62001 6,553 +15.52002 7,226 +16.52003 7,609 +18.82004 8,984 +9.52005* 10,409 +15.92006 11,948 +11.12007 13,611 +12.22008 16,406 +7.762009 16,762 +2.12010 16,922 +1.52011 17,238 +5.12012 16,960 -.982013 19,409 +8.72014 18,005 -1.072015 17,174 -.95*FirstyearofFlyingPigHalfMarathonpresentedbyNationalCity/entrantstotalsfrom2005onreflectbothmarathonandhalfmarathonregistrants

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RACEDAYWEATHERCONDITIONSSTARTTEMP°F

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45 64 72 May3,201557 68 64 May4,201452 64 57 May5,201357 72 65 May6,201260 67 64 May1,201166 68 63 May2,201055 62 59 May3,200937 64 52 May4,200836 60 44 May6,200735 58 46 May7,200632 56 44 May1,200537 38 37 May2,200443 55 49 May4,200343 64 54 May5,200263 73 68 May6,200164 68 66 May14,200052 66 59 May9,1999RACEDAYTEMPERATUREEXTREMESAverageTemperatureforMay 61.7 LowestRaceDayTemperature(start) 32 (2005)HighestRaceDayTemperature(start) 64 (2000)LowestRaceDayTemperature(noon) 38 (2004)HighestRaceDayTemperature(noon) 73 (2001)Averagerainfall(May) 3.9inches AverageHumidity(May) 78%(a.m.) 55%(p.m.)Mayhasanaverageof6cleardays,9partlycloudydays,&16cloudydaysLASTTIMEFORRACEDAYSnow None Rain Showers May2,2004

May2,2010Drizzle May3,2009

May1,2011May5,2013

StrongWinds None UnseasonableHeat 73° May6,2001UnseasonableCold 32° May1,2005Fog May5,2002

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MARATHONPACECHART

Wheelchair 1st Mara Runner Mid-pack Mar 1st Half

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4:40 pace 5:20 pace 9:00 pace 5:20 pace 9:00 pace 20:00 pace 16:00 pace

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Mile 1 6:34:40 6:35:20 6:39:00 6:35:20 6:39:00 6:50:00 6:46:00

Mile 2 6:39:20 6:40:40 6:48:00 6:40:40 6:48:00 7:10:00 7:02:00

Mile 3 6:44:00 6:46:00 6:57:00 6:46:00 6:57:00 7:30:00 7:18:00

Mile 4 6:48:40 6:51:20 7:06:00 6:51:20 7:06:00 7:50:00 7:34:00

Mile 5 6:53:20 6:56:40 7:15:00 6:56:40 7:15:00 8:10:00 7:50:00

Mile 6 6:58:00 7:02:00 7:24:00 7:02:00 7:24:00 8:30:00 8:06:00

Mile 7 7:02:40 7:07:20 7:33:00 7:07:20 7:33:00 8:50:00 8:22:00

Mile 8 7:07:20 7:12:40 7:42:00 7:12:40 7:42:00 9:10:00 8:38:00

Mile 9 7:12:00 7:18:00 7:51:00 7:18:00 7:51:00 9:30:00 8:54:00

Mile 10 7:16:40 7:23:20 8:00:00 7:23:20 8:00:00 9:50:00 9:10:00

Mile 11 7:21:20 7:28:40 8:09:00 7:28:40 8:09:00 10:10:00 9:26:00

Mile 12 7:26:00 7:34:00 8:18:00 7:34:00 8:18:00 10:30:00 9:42:00

Mile 13 7:30:40 7:39:20 8:27:00 7:39:20 8:27:00 10:50:00 9:58:00

Mile 14 7:35:20 7:44:40 8:36:00 10:14:00

Mile 15 7:40:00 7:50:00 8:45:00 10:30:00

Mile 16 7:44:40 7:55:20 8:54:00 10:46:00

Mile 17 7:49:20 8:00:40 9:03:00 11:02:00

Mile 18 7:54:00 8:06:00 9:12:00 11:18:00

Mile 19 7:58:40 8:11:20 9:21:00 11:34:00

Mile 20 8:03:20 8:16:40 9:30:00 11:50:00

Mile 21 8:08:00 8:22:00 9:39:00 12:06:00

Mile 22 8:12:40 8:27:20 9:48:00 12:22:00

Mile 23 8:17:20 8:32:40 9:57:00 12:38:00

Mile 24 8:22:00 8:38:00 10:06:00 12:54:00

Mile 25 8:26:40 8:43:20 10:15:00 1:10:00

Mile 26 8:31:20 8:48:40 10:24:00 1:26:00

Finish 8:32:21 8:49:50 10:25:20 7:39:55 8:27:54 10:52:00 1:30:00

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KROGER

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HORSESHOECASINO

AULTPARK

EDEN PARK

ALMS PARK

REEVESGOLF COURSE

HYDE PARK C.C

LUN

KEN

AIR

PORT

WATERTOWN MARINA

HYDE PARKSQUARE

MARIEMONTSQUARE

CINCINNATIC.C.

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FLYING PIG MARATHON ROUTE

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Water/Gatorade/Port-A-PottiesRelay Exchange MarkersPowerbar Energy

Medical Tents

Course Certi�cation Number OH08014PR

Marathon

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2

1

Relay Zones1st leg: 2nd leg: 3rd leg: 4th leg:

6.84 miles5.16 miles 7.67 miles 6.55 miles

Eden ParkRichards IndustriesLinwoodFinish

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RIVER

COVINGTON

WORLD PEACE BELL

KROGER

SAWYER POINT

HORSESHOECASINO

AULTPARK

EDEN PARK

ALMS PARK

REEVESGOLF COURSE

HYDE PARK C.C

LUN

KEN

AIR

PORT

WATERTOWN MARINA

HYDE PARKSQUARE

MARIEMONTSQUARE

CINCINNATIC.C.

0 1 20.5Miles

FLYING PIG MARATHON 4-PERSON COURSE MAP

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Medical Tents


Marathon

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Half-Marathon

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