Menicke takes first at Two Bear Marathon
Hungry Horse News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 13 years, 6 months AGO
Richard Menicke, of Whitefish, the Columbia Falls High School cross-country coach, took first place in the fourth annual Two Bear Half Marathon on Sept. 11. A total of 124 women and 67 men finished the half marathon race in Whitefish.
Two Missoula runners, Christopher Kollar and Kristina Pattison, took first place for men and women in the full marathon, 26 miles and 385 yards long, in 2:43:13.1 and 3:32:26.6 respectively.
The following Columbia Falls area runners finished the two events:
Full marathon
Men
7 Seth Carbonari 3:41:23.8
8 Mark Tarr 4:43:01.3
17 Joel Kola 4:02:51.2
31 William Anderson 4:34:54.1
Women
10 Anne Gustafson 4:20:06.4
17 Tiffany Skoyen 4:47:41.5
35 Liz Raymond 5:34:05.0
Half Marathon
Men
Phillip Reindl 2:04:05.4
Women
12 Marcey McAttee 1:48:36.8
18 Kelly Hamilton 1:52:12.4
32 Kristy Bly 1:56:45.1
36 Aleyna Raymond 1:58:29.7
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