Race Report:

(Complete results at end of article)

Harriers Return to Bear Mountain for 20th Anniversary Edition of Rockland Alumni Cross Country Run

By Jamie Kempton

For cross-country runners, returning to Bear Mountain State Park is a reassuring rite of autumn. As surely as the trees shed their leaves and the sun’s warmth fades into early twilight, the harriers gravitate toward a place where memories of youthful play and spirited competition reside.

Remember how it was? Bolting around Hessian Lake with impetuous abandon. Charging up the ski-jump hill and coping with the jelly-legged fatigue on the way down. Regrouping from the hill and dashing past the Bear Mountain Inn. Marshaling your reserves (what reserves?) for the final mile. Huffing and puffing past the skating rink, swinging around the basketball courts, and sprinting it in across the Great Lawn playing field to the finish line.

On Nov. 30, at high noon, the memories came flooding back. The harriers returned, they ran—and they remembered.

The convocation that reunited them was the 20th anniversary edition of the Rockland Alumni Cross Country/Bill Markiewicz Memorial Run. There were 259 of them, plus a large throng of onlookers who stood and cheered, perhaps the greatest mass of spectators this race has ever witnessed.

The weather gods cooperated with temperatures in the low 40s, minimal wind, clouds but not a raindrop or snowflake in sight. In truth, the weather hardly would have mattered to the dyed-in-the-wool cross-country zealots. They would have shown up in a blizzard—just as 21 of them did in 1983, the inaugural classic, which went off as scheduled despite a meteorological cocktail of hail, snow, driving rain and gale-force winds.

The winners’ circle saw a pair of first-time individual champions crowned this year, both of them gaining succession after posting runner-up finishes last year. David Dominguez, the former North Rockland High School star from the class of 1993, traversed the 3-mile course in 15 minutes 13.5 seconds for a 50-yard victory margin over Justin Romaniuk, Suffern class of 2001, who clocked 15:23.

Dominguez coaches the cross country team at Alfred State, which he attended before transferring to Kansas State. Romaniuk was the 2000 New York State Class A champion while at Suffern and is a member of the Rockland All-Century Cross Country Team. He now is a sophomore at Stanford, which recently won the NCAA Division I cross-country championship.

Lauren Tuchband, Nanuet class of 1998, turned in a personal-best 18:16.5 to score a 60-yard triumph over Heidi Everett-Powers, Warwick Valley class of 1995, who ran 18:30. Tuchband was a four-year standout at SUNY Binghamton, from which she graduated last spring. Everett-Powers had defeated Tuchband just two days before the Alumni Run at the Thanksgiving Turkey Trot 5-mile run at Rockland Lake. Tuchband and Everett-Powers were second and third, respectively at last year’s Alumni Run.

Clarkstown/Clarkstown North swept the team scoring titles, only the third time that trick has been turned in race history. The defending champion Rams’ men’s squad won their fourth title and third in four years with a score of 71 points. Monroe-Woodbury of Orange County edged Suffern for second, 96 to 104. Clarkstown North claimed its first women’s championship, tallying the same point total as the Rams’ men’s team, 71 points.

The Alumni Run places heavy emphasis on participation, as reflected in a separate category dedicated to that aspect of the race. This year’s race resulted in a tie for the participation title; Clarkstown North and Pearl River each had 30 participants. While this category combines male and female participants, this year’s race drew just 50 women versus 209 men, an imbalance that race organizers hope to rectify in future years.

The fraternity of fellowship that the Alumni Run engenders is personified by those loyalists who return year after year to renew acquaintances and share reminiscences. Three of those dedicated souls have never missed an Alumni Run in its 20-year lifespan: Pat Chambers, Larry Beckerle and Walt Johnston.

Longtime Rockland Road Runner members will recall Johnston as the infamous “Dr. Pain,” the first coach/supervisor of the club’s weekly summer track workouts. Johnston, Suffern class of 1965, coached cross country for many years at St. Thomas Aquinas College in Sparkill. Chambers, Albertus Magnus ’76, won the inaugural Alumni Run in 1983 and was a highly successful coach for the Albertus Magnus girls’ track team. Beckerle, Albertus Magnus ’73, was a Nanuet track and cross country coach for 14 years and piloted the Nanuet girls to the 1990 New York State Class C title.

Special recognition should also be given to Sue (Gulla) Lanoce, Pearl River class of 1983, who has taken part in 19 Alumni Runs—all but the first year—the most of any woman.

Although the race is sponsored by Rockland alumni, graduates of many other high schools have broadened the base of participation over the years. The staunchest non-Rockland supporter of the race has been Monroe-Woodbury, of Central Valley in neighboring Orange County. The meet and course record of 14:08 is held by 1986 Monroe-Woodbury alum John Trautmann, a 1992 U.S. Olympian at 5,000 meters.

It was therefore entirely appropriate that the person chiefly responsible for the Crusaders’ annual mass participation should be honored with the Bill Markiewicz Award. Lou Hall, the man who coached all those Monroe-Woodbury athletes for more than 30 years before retiring this year, accepted the award from Markiewicz’s widow, Janet.

The Markiewicz award is presented annually to an individual who has made a significant contribution to the local cross country community. It is named in memory of Bill Markiewicz, a 1967 Albertus Magnus graduate and former cross country and track coach at Clarkstown North who died of cancer in 1991. Markiewicz was an unabashed booster for the hills-and-trails sport who showered his infectious enthusiasm on anyone, regardless of their school affiliation. In the same spirit, Hall has been an ambassador for the sport and a longtime friend of the Rockland cross-country community.

The day’s events concluded with a post-race celebration at Nicole’s restaurant and catering hall in Highland Falls. A superb 20-minute video shown at the party was produced by Pearl River alum Joe Beckerle. The video incorporated live race footage from this year’s event, vintage snapshots and newspaper headlines from past races, interspersed with interviews of key Alumni Run participants and all set to inspirational music.

Next year’s race is set for high noon on Saturday, Nov. 29, rain or shine, at Bear Mountain. For more information on the Alumni Run, contact Jamie Kempton at 845-627-2030 or at jkempton@kpmg.com. And make sure to visit the Alumni Run’s excellent website, http://www.geocities.com/xcalumni, created and maintained by 1993 Clarkstown North graduate Jason Friedman.

Results:

20th Anniversary Rockland Alumni/Bill Markiewicz Memorial Cross Country Run

Saturday, November 30, 2002
Bear Mountain State Park, Bear Mountain, N.Y.

Course: 3.0 miles
Meet records: 14:08, John Trautmann (Monroe-Woodbury ’86), 1994
17:03, Debbie Grant (Ramapo ’83), 1995

Men’s Team Scores: 1. Clarkstown/Clarkstown North (CN), 71; 2. Monroe-Woodbury (MW), 96; 3. Suffern (Suf), 104; 4. Pearl River (PR), 153; 5. North Rockland (NR), 164; 6. Clarkstown South (CS), 206; 7. Goshen (Gosh), 260; 8. Albertus Magnus (AM), 419; 9. Nanuet (Nan), 456; 10. Nyack (Ny), 495; 11. Tappan Zee (TZ), 695.
Incomplete teams: Spring Valley (SV), Ramapo (Ram).

Women’s Team Scores: 1. Clarkstown/Clarkstown North (CN), 71; 2. Nanuet (Nan), 98; 3. Pearl River (PR), 125; all others incomplete.

Men’s Team Participation: 1. Pearl River (PR), 25; 2. Clarkstown/Clarkstown North (CN), 24; 3. Monroe-Woodbury (MW), 23; 4. Suffern (Suf), 22; 5. Albertus Magnus (AM), 18; 6. North Rockland (NR), 17; 7. Clarkstown South (CS), 14; 8. Nanuet (Nan), 11; 9. Goshen (Gosh), 7; 10. Nyack (Ny) and Tappan Zee (TZ), 6; 12. Spring Valley (SV), 4; 13. Burke Catholic (BC), Mepham (Mep) and Washingtonville (Wash), 2; 16. Ramapo (Ram) and Warwick Valley (WV), 1.

Women’s Team Participation: 1, Clarkstown North (CN), 6; 2. Nanuet (Nan) and Pearl River (PR), 5; 4. Monroe-Woodbury (MW), 4; 5. Albertus Magnus (AM) and Clarkstown South (CS), 3; 7. North Rockland (NR), Rosary Academy (RA), Suffern (Suf) and Warwick Valley (WV), 2; 11. Nyack (Ny) and Ramapo (Ram), 1.

Combined Team Participation: 1. Tie, Clarkstown/Clarkstown North (CN) and Pearl River (PR), 30; 3. Monroe-Woodbury (MW), 27; 4. Suffern, (Suf), 24; 5. Albertus Magnus (AM), 21; 6. North Rockland (NR), 19; 7. Clarkstown South (CS), 17; 8. Nanuet (Nan), 16; 9. Tie, Nyack (Ny) and Goshen (Gosh), 7; 10. Tappan Zee (TZ), 6; 11. Spring Valley (SV), 4; 12. Warwick Valley (WV), 3; 13. Burke Catholic (BC), Mepham (Mep), Ramapo (Ram), Rosary Academy (RA) and Washingtonville (Wash), 2.

Women’s Top 20 Individuals

1. Lauren Tuchband (Nan ’98), 18:16.5; 2. Heidi Everett-Powers (WV ’95), 18:30; 3. Meghan Howell (Suf ’99), 19:29; 4. Suzanne La Burt (MW ’81), 20:14; 5. Erin Haugh (Nan ’97), 20:47; 6. Elaine Heimers (WV ’02), 20:49; 7. Kerry White (CN ’00), 20:59; 8. Katie Barnes (CN ’01), 21:46; 9. Briane Jacob (Wash ’04—unofficial), 21:50; 10. Jean Larkin (PR ’77), 21:56; 11. Patti Zodda (Nan ’88), 22:36; 12. Ellen Driscoll (CN ’00), 22:50; 13. Jessica Hanley (PR ’97), 22:56; 14. Sheila Driscoll (CN ’02), 23:00; 15. Kristin Jordan (Riverwood, Atlanta, Ga. ’97), 23:10; 16. Becky Prial (WV ’04—unofficial), 23:34; 17. Peri Kenny (Commack South ’77), 23:36; 18. Laura Hudson (Northern Valley-Old Tappan, N.J. ’77), 24:04; 19. Myrna Rivera (NR ’77), 25:14; 20. Laurel (Gilhooly) Reilly (AM ’81), 25:28.

Overall Individual Results
(259 finishers)

1. David Dominguez (NR ’93), 15:13.5; 2. Justin Romaniuk (Suf ’01), 15:23; 3. Eric Furst (Gosh ’99), 15:42; 4. Tom McCarney (CN ’93), 15:47; 5. Rich Friedrich (Gosh ’98), 16:01; 6. Mike Kohlbrenner (PR ’76), 16:04; 7. Matt Kohlbrenner (PR ’79), 16:07; 8. Jamie Kempton (AM ’76), 16:13; 9. Pat Driscoll (CN ’98), 16:14; 10. Keith Johnson (Hirschi, Wichita Falls, Texas ’79), 16:24; 11. Jered Haag (MW ’89), 16:25; 12. Preston Smolinski (MW ’98), 16:28; 13. Mike Morris (CN ’96), 16:30; 14. Andy Kohlbrenner (PR ’81), 16:34; 15. William Swick (MW ’92), 16:44; 16. Jamsel Reyes (NR ’01), 16:46; 17. Frank Visingardi (Nan ’86), 16:48; 18. James Attle (Suf ’98), 16:59; 19. Shawn Gallagher (St. Nathy’s, Ireland ’78), 17:16; 20. John Trotta Jr. (Wash ’02), 17:23; 21. Matt Cullen (Yorktown ’99), 17:31; 22. Jason Friedman (CN ’93), 17:34; 23. Taroon Amin (CN ’02), 17:35; 24. Daniel Neenan (MW ’02), 17:42; 25. Tom Dillon (CN ’97), 17:45; 26. Pat Gruber (CS ’98), 17:46; 27. John Zarella (Suf ’00), 17:49; 28. Sean McCormick (Suf ’00), 17:50; 29. Zack Berbit (Suf ’96), 17:51; 30. Dave McGovern (CN ’83), 17:51.5; 31. Gilby Hawkins (Leonia, N.J. ’98), 17:55; 32. John McGovern (CN ’82), 18:02; 33. Adam McCaffery (Ny ’97), 18:06; 34. Ed Winslow (MW ’87), 18:08; 35. Anthony Calingo (CN ’01), 18:11; 36. Mike Hannon (NR ’01), 18:12; 37. Lauren Tuchband (Nan ’98), 18:16; 38. Matt Diglio (MW ’96), 18:21; 39. Jason Noeldechen (MW ’96), 18:24; 40. Jimmy O’Donnell (MW ’90), 18:26; 41. Heidi Everett-Powers (WV ’95), 18:30; 42. Chris Michie (CS ’84), 18:33; 43. Timothy Bassell (CS ’00), 18:36; 44. Bob Hermesch (Hendrick Hudson ’68), 18:37; 45. Casey Chafkin (CS ’02), 18:40; 46. Kevin Chanowsky (MW ’94), 18:42; 47. Tim Waples (Suf ’00), 18:43; 48. Bill Connolly (BC ’98), 18:44; 49. Simon McCaffery (Ny ’97), 18:45; 50. Doug Sklar (CS ’91), 18:47.

51. Paul Sklar (CS ’89), 18:52; 52. Robbie Thompson (Miami Southridge, Fla. ’92), 18:52.4; 53. Jonathan Velto (PR ’01), 18:53; 54. Jim Barber (NR ’86), 18:58; 55. Brian See (MW ’02), 19:04; 56. Jim Trautmann (MW ’90), 19:05; 57. Dave Feuer (NR ’80), 19:08; 58. George Rhein (Don Bosco Prep, Ramsey, N.J. ’73), 19:09; 59. Richard Harris (CS ’01), 19:22; 60. Meghan Howell (Suf ’99), 19:29; 61. Dave Lynch (CN ’98), 19:36; 62. Logan Scott (Highland, Ulster, Conn. ’79), 19:40; 63. Rob Celauro (CS ’00), 19:42; 64. Michael Sklar (CS ’93), 19:46; 65. Jerry Quigley (SV ’75), 19:48; 66. Michael Beckerle (Nan ’79), 19:51; 67. Matthew Rivenburgh (Pine Bush ’99), 19:55; 68. Kevin Powers (CS ’95), 19:56; 69. Mike St. Lawrence (Gosh ’00), 19:59; 70. Andrew Chalfin (CS ’88), 20:01; 71. Dominick Ponzio (NR ’00), 20:07; 72. William Mpasiakos (NR ’83), 20:09; 73. Michael Ward (PR ’81), 20:11; 74. Suzanne La Burt (MW ’81), 20:14; 75. John Lanza (Dumont, N.J. ’79), 20:16; 76. Matt Markiewicz (Gosh ’97), 20:20; 77. Larry Beckerle (AM ’73), 20:22; 78. Stuart Weiler (CN ’01), 20:22.5; 79. Pat Tobin (BC ’80), 20:28; 80. John McNiff (AM ’75), 20:33; 81. Sean McNulty (Princeton, N.J. ’07—unofficial), 20:34; 82. John Trautmann (MW ’86), 20:37; 83. Anthony Copicotto (NR ’01), 20:39; 84. Michael Maturo (TZ ’02), 20:40; 85. Chris Hecht (CN ’01), 20:41; 86. Scott Earl (MW ’89), 20:42; 87. Vivck Shah (TZ ’02), 20:46; 88. Paul Mueller (St. Cloud Apollo, Minn. ’02), 20:46; 89. Erin Haugh (Nan ’97), 20:47; 90. Bill Robbins (NR ’84), 20:48; 91. Edward Norey (CN ’91), 20:49; 92. Elaine Heimers (WV ’02), 20:49; 93. David Bukszpan (CN ’98), 20:50; 94. Jim Sussman (PR ’83), 20:53; 95. Jared Noeldechen (MW ’00), 20:57; 96. Kerry White (CN ’00), 20:59; 97. David Herbstman (Ram ’79), 21:01; 98. Chuck Sommerlad (MW ’85), 21:06; 99. Gerber (CS ’92), 21:08; 100. Pete Modafferi (CS ’95), 21:08.4.

101. Kevin Heraghty (NR ’94), 21:11; 102. Keith Reilly (PR ’90), 21:13; 103. Dave Billings (Ny ’72), 21:15; 104. Alex Berbit (Suf ’99), 21:18; 105. George Matthaei (Mep ’78), 21:27; 106. Pat Chambers (AM ’76), 21:29; 107. Seth Graham (Gosh ’96), 21:35; 108. Greg Mooney (Nan ’79), 21:39; 109. Katie Barnes (CN ’01), 21:46; 110. Phil Donnelly (PR ’93), 21:49; 111. Briane Jacob (Wash ’04—unofficial), 21:50; 112. Jean Larkin (PR ’77), 21:56; 113. Ray Sussman (PR ’81), 21:56; 114. Danny Berry (WV ’73), 22:00; 115. Ian Diamond (Nan ’91), 22:01; 116. Michael Sandhage (PR ’94), 22:10; 117. John Devlin (PR ’77), 22:14; 118. Matt Deitch (MW ’02), 22:23; 119. Kevin McAllister (Martin Luther ’03—unofficial), 22:28; 120. Mike Roswell (Suf ’99), 22:30; 121. Christopher Goodwin (MW ’89), 22:33; 122. Walter Johnston (Suf ’65), 22:34; 123. Peter C. Augello (Middletown ’98), 22:36; 124. Patti Zodda (Nan ’88), 22:36; 125. Jay Kaplan (SV ’67), 22:38; 126. Dan Markiewicz (Gosh ’96), 22:42; 127. Daniel Hogan (Suf ’99), 22:45; 128. Jay Ronayne (PR ’77), 22:47; 129. Ellen Driscoll (CN ’00), 22:50; 130. Roy Friedman (Gosh ’93), 22:51; 131. Sean Barron (PR ’79), 22:53; 132. Jessica Hanley (PR ’97), 22:55; 133. Sheila Driscoll (CN ’02), 23:00; 134. Chris Boelke (MW ’88), 23:05; 135. Mike Collins (Mep ’78), 23:06; 136. Ryan Dall (NR ’94), 23:07; 137. Greg Kirsch (Ny ’70), 23:08; 138. Tom Manning (PR ’78), 23:09; 139. Kristin Jordan (Riverwood, Atlanta, Ga. ’97), 23:10; 140. Nick Parente (CN ’87), 23:18; 141. Brian Rivenburgh (Beacon ’71), 23:26; 142. Becky Prial (WV ’04—unofficial), 23:34; 143. George Hoy (SV ’69), 23:35; 144. Peri Kenny (Commack South ’77), 23:36; 145. Jason Sable (Suf ’99), 23:39; 146. Jeff Mehr (Suf ’96), 23:41; 147. Pete Ryan (CN ’01), 23:42; 148. Dan O’Brien (AM ’77), 23:45; 149. Mike Heraghty (NR ’90), 23:46; 150. Ed Mooney (Nan ’73), 23:47.

151. Peter V. Augello (MW ’92), 23:49; 152. Douglas Hauser (MW ’78), 23:52; 153. Mike Moran (AM ’83), 23:55; 154. Ken Kinsley (Nan ’81), 24:02; 155. Bob Hudson (TZ ’74), 24:03; 156. Laura Hudson (Northern Valley-Old Tappan, N.J. ’77), 24:04; 157. Thomas Diviny (PR ’88), 24:05; 158. Alan Brandstaedter (CN ’92), 24:06; 159. Brian Pansy (PR ’97), 24:09; 160. Frank Cullen (Iona Prep ’66), 24:11; 161. Mike Rogan (CN ’86), 24:12; 162. Michael Kelly (Nan ’79), 24:12; 163. Ross Stephens (Arlington ’94), 24:17; 164. Brian Brady (Power Memorial, NYC ’72), 24:39; 165. Brian Simpson (Pilgrim, Warwick, R.I. ’75), 24:46; 166. Kevin Farry (PR ’92), 24:55; 167. Ken Struhar (MW ’85), 24:56; 168. Rob McNamara (Nan ’86), 24:56; 169. Levine (Suf ’96), 25:09; 170. Gerald Conlon (MW ’84), 25:12; 171. Mark Nedell (Suf ’96), 25:13; 172. Myrna Rivera (NR ’77), 25:14; 173. Ray Mullins (Ny ’81), 25:15; 174. Laurel (Gilhooly) Reilly (AM ’81), 25:28; 175. Larry Quinn (AM ’69), 25:29; 176. Debbie Larison (Ny ’86), 25:39; 177. Alison Elmo (MW ’02), 25:40; 178. Michele Corda (Byram Hills ’83), 25:43; 179. Kristine Reilly (Governor Livingston, N.J. ’99), 25:44; 180. Matt Beckerle (Nan ’83), 25:47; 181. Mike Greco (PR ’78), 25:58; 182. Thomas Kelly (PR ’78), 25:59; 183. Jim Tyndall (TZ ’72), 26:05; 184. Liz Rhein (RA ’75), 26:05; 185. John Gleason (Ny ’62), 26:06; 186. Brian Hanley (TZ ’73), 26:07; 187. Diane Jacob (Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Brooklyn, NYC ’76), 26:20; 188. John Trotta Sr. (NR ’76), 26:25; 189. Mike McNamara (AM ’80), 26:27; 190. Greg Woo (NR ’88), 26:30; 191. Pat Colligan (Mt. St. Michael, Bronx, NYC ’66) 26:48; 192. John McNulty (Nan ’75), 27:09; 193. Sue (Gulla) Lanoce (PR ’83), 27:11; 194. Rich Walsh (PR ’80), 27:15; 195. Jennifer Purcaro (MW ’88), 27:25; 196. Melissa Grech (MW ’02), 27:34; 197. Alison Meisner Luscher (CN ’84), 27:48; 198. Jason Conklin (Coloma, Mich. ’93), 27:52; 199. Mike Waples (Suf ’65), 27:52; 200. Rachel Zemser (BFIS, Barcelona, Spain ’90), 27:55.

201. Bruce Woolley (Clarkstown ’71), 27:59; 202. John Herr (MW ’83), 28:02; 203. Tracey Harris (PR ’95), 28:10; 204. Pat Amato (TZ Coach ’70-73) 28:15; 205. Krista Schulte McCormack (Nan ’83), 28:16; 206. Tom Kenny (PR ’78) 28:20; 207. Ralph Schrag (PR ’67), 28:21; 208. Gerry Oswald (Carle Place ’70), 28:21; 209. Jim Malone (Bergen Catholic ’79), 28:22; 210. Bob Stephens (Newburgh Free Academy ’65), 28:27; 211. Tom McNamara (AM ’83), 28:29; 212. Katie Petekiewicz (CS ’02), 28:32; 213. Maura Carle (CS ’02), 28:37; 214. Gibby Sweet (PR ’68), 28:39; 215. Pat Withers (Suf ’89), 28:41; 216. Kim Woolley (NR ’89), 28:53; 217. Richard Wight (Wash ’75), 29:07; 218. Neil Falis (CN ’86), 29:12; 219. Jerry Tuchband (Carey, Franklin Square, N.Y. ’69), 29:21; 220. Janie Howell (Irvington ’65), 29:59; 221. Ed O’Connell (Haverstraw ’53), 30:03; 222. Bill Keenan (AM ’85), 30:17; 223. Sean Duross (Chesire Academy, Conn. ’87), 30:31; 224. Dianne (Ruckel) Pinto (CN ’87), 30:36; 225. Tom Dempsey (PR ’83), 30:36; 226. Dan Woolley (CN ’82), 30:48; 227. Tony Marchesano (NR ’75), 30:50; 228. Shirley Quinn (CS ’81), 30:55; 229. Peter Katz (NR ’00), 30:56; 230. Kurt Mulligan (NR ’02), 31:02; 231. Sean Kilkenny (CN ’85), 31:04; 232. Jim Freeman (AM ’82), 31:34; 233. Brian Crowley (AM ’82), 31:35; 234. Ken Gong (AM ’82), 31:35; 235. Jeanne McNamara (AM ’94), 31:42; 236. Paul Craven (AM ’69), 31:48; 237. Margaret Markiewicz (RA ’76), 31:56; 238. Janet (McNamara) Barron (AM ’79), 32:05; 239. Paul Redner (Suf ’93), 32:12; 240. Kevin Russo (AM ’74), 32:13; 241. Henry Reynolds (AM ’71), 32:19; 242. Diane (Dupas) Fitzgerald (PR ’82), 32:28; 243. Angel Roddy (Lower Richland, Columbia, S.C. ’88), 32:48; 244. Joseph Herr (MW ’87), 32:49; 245. Alenka List (San Francesca, Buenos Aires, Argentina ’85), 32:52; 246. Tom List (PR ’80), 32:52; 247. Theresa Joos (Ward Melville ’82), 32:55; 248. Karen Redner (Suf ’98), 33:14; 249. Unidentified finisher, 33:35; 250. Elizabeth (Shine) Heneghan (Nan ’83), 35:19; 251. Gisela Tuccillo (Germany), 37:17; 252. Sherry Berbit (Ram ’69), 37:17; 253. Pete Beckerle (SV ’48), 37:18; 254. Mike Markiewicz (AM ’70), 39:01; 255. Tom Markiewicz (AM ’65), 39:01; 256. Steve Redner (Suf ’96), 45:10; 257. Duke Markiewicz (CS ’78), 46:25; 258. Tom Palumbo (CN ’88), 49:17; 259. Michael Coakley (CN ’87), 49:17; 260. Warren Berbit (Suf ’60), 49:18.