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Ultracentric 24 & 48 Hour Run 2000 Results

Friday, Nov. 24, 2000 
9 AM-Sun. Nov. 26, 2000, 9 AM.  
Greenhill School, Dallas, TX.  
400 meter certified all weather track.  

48 Hour (all distances in miles)
1.    Mark Henderson, TX                205.54
2.    Randy Albrecht, KS                201.07
3.    Butch Allmon, TX                  193.37
4.    Barbara Szlachetka (F),(POL)      188.78 (pending Polish track & overall record)
5.    Blade Norman, TX                  182.43
6.    Missy Heeb (F), MA                165.53
7.    Michael Allen, AZ                 159.31 (pending world 65-69 record)
8.    Joe Prusaitis, TX                 150.12
9.    Christian Hottas, GER             145.40
10.   Barbara McLeod(F), CAN            143.90 (pending N. Amer. & Canadian record)
11.   John Surdyk, OK                   115.82
12.   Richard Cozart, FL                107.12
13.   Andrew Lovy, IL                   101.15
14.   Tony Bridwell, OK                  60.14

24 Hour (all distances miles)
1.    Chuck Chandonia, TX               108.61
2.    Fred Holmes, TX                   103.64
3.    Eric Steele, KS                   102.65
4.    John Yoder, TX                     92.46
5.    Beacham Toler, TX                  85.99
6.    Tony Mangan, CO                    82.52
7.    Chuck Zeugner, TX                  82.26
8.    Marilyn Lamm (F), KS               80.28
9.    Davey Harrison, TX                 76.55
10.   Marc Friesen, KS                   70.33    
11.   Roy Pirrung, WI                    100K (pending 100 km U.s. record)
12.   Jan Shirk (F), KS                  51.84
13.   Connie Corson (F), NM              51.20
14.   Wes Monteith, TX                   50.45
15.   James Grause, TX                   50.20
16.   Pony Peterson (F), TX              44.43
17.   George Bashen, TX                  42.99
18.   Wayne Webb, TX                     41.50
19.   Bill Shirk, KS                     37.7
20.   Warren Bushey, KS                  31.81

34 total starters from 9 states, Canada, Poland, and Germany.  Ultrarunning 
once again brought out the best in the participants and volunteers, as 
(pending) U.S., N. American, Canadian, Polish, and world records were set.  
It was the first year at Greenhill, and I look forward to a long relationship 
with the school, as the entire event went off without a hitch.  I will file 
a complete report with Ultrarunning magazine.  To complete one of the most 
incredible weekends of my life, I proposed to my girlfriend Kelly, and she 
said yes!