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Where's Waldo 100K Official 2002 Results

September 28, 2002
Willamette Pass Ski Area, Oregon
over 10,000' of gain, maybe closer to 12,000' 98% single-track trails

Solo 100K - 39 starters

1 John Pearch           Olympia WA      29      M       12:26:57
2 Kelly Woodke          Eugene OR       35      M       12:35:43
3 Steve Smucker         Portland OR     48      M       12:41:37
4 Valerie Caldwell      Sandia Park NM  38      F       13:04:04
5 Mike Burke            Beaverton OR    52      M       13:50:39
6 Gary Stott            Boise ID        38      M       13:54:28
7 Tracy Bahr            Bend OR         30      F       14:01:19
8 Mark D. Bodamer       Forest Grove OR 44      M       14:24:20
9 Cary Miller           Fairview OR     41      M       14:24:56
10 Ed Willson           Eugene OR       48      M       14:40:52
11 Marcus Mayfield      Medford OR      47      M       15:15:34
12 Victor Harris        Grants Pass OR  45      M       15:54:56
13 Kelly Bahr           Bend OR         34      F       16:05:05
14 Chris Nunn           Seattle WA      33      M       16:05:20
15 Melissa Berman       Jefferson OR    50      F       18:10:48


100K Relay - 13 teams started
1  Ken Sinclair OR 35,  Christian Beck OR 30 Male       12:02:45
2  William Montgomery OR 42,  Phil Orlowski OR 43 Male  12:20:51
3  Laurie Bagley CA 41,  Tina Ure CA 42 Female          12:33:21
4  Peter Idema OR 51,  Greg Wheeler OR 56 Male          13:16:13
5  Lars Lofgren OR 19,  James Lofgren OR 59 Male        13:31:36
6  Sean Meissner OR 29,  Tom Delegarde OR 35 Male       13:55:33
7  Monika Gold-Schofer OR 37,  Mark Schofer OR 42 Coed  15:14:14
8  Ron Cunningham OR 54,  Robert Taylor OR 40 Male      15:15:36
9  Michele McCall OR 35,  Wayne Anderson OR 49 Coed     16:04:45


What a difference a day makes.  Blue skies, a little windy on the
summits with highs near 70 on race day.  Sunday and Monday it was
snowing on all of the course.  Low point on the course is 4900', high
point is 7800'.  Many thanks to those who attempted the first Waldo.
And a big congrats to those who managed to stay on the course, summit
the three peaks and find their way down Maiden peak on the leap of faith
trail and on to the finish at Willamette Pass Ski Area.

Next year we are probably moving to August and will have more daylight
to keep the course open longer and extend the cutoffs.

If you're scared of the woods or are looking for a 100K PR Waldo is not
for you.

Report by Steve Smucker to follow.

Craig Thornley, co-RD
Eugene, OR
http://www.wpsp.org/ww100k