Oberholser earns two golds at Race the Wolf
TREVAN PIXLEY | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 4 years, 3 months AGO
The 2022 edition of the “Race the Wolf” ultra trail marathon took place at Schweitzer this past weekend.
In the 52K male open division, 37-year-old Mike Lavery took home first place honors with a finish time of 5:49.49.
Matthew Kirk finished in second place with a time of 5:54.48.
Mark Schattenberg took home the crown for males aged 20-29 with a time of 7:35.11.
Jed Stephenson won the event in the 30-39 male class with a time of 7:17.12 and Mike Malina won the 40-49 year-old class with a time of 7:54.43.
For the female 52K runners, Heather Lee finished in first place in the open class with a time of 7:55.28.
Emily Gomez finished in second place with a time of 8:16.54.
During the open class in the 8K, Fred Joslyn took home the gold. He finished with a time of 33:58.
Anders Eastly notched a silver medal finish with a time of 40:39.
The top finisher in the female open class was Shelby Joslyn with a finish time of 40:18.
Elizabeth Miller notched second place honors with a time of 41:56.
Kevin Oberholser took home the gold in the men’s open class for the 26K with a time of 2:42.32.
In second place was Luke Finlayson with an end time of 2:52.01.
Catherine Polgar earned first place in the open women’s class with a time of 3:12.18.
Chelsea Averna finished in second with a time of 3:33.32.
Finally, in the skyclimb, Oberholser took home his second gold medal with a finish time of 21:19.
Benjamin Bernall notched second with a time of 23:21.
For the females, Jeannine Higgs took the victory with a final time of 29:12.
Rebekah Davis ended the day in second place with a time of 29:51.
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