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Runners are sorted by time of arrival at most distant aid station.

Place	Name	Aid Station	Time of day	Status

Leader Board

1	Dan Barger	Finish	1:25	20:25:48
2	Chris Reed	Finish	1:56	20:56:43
3	Aaron Schwartzbard	Finish	1:57	20:57:09
4	Todd Walker	Finish	2:12	21:12:25
5	Matt Davies	Finish	3:30	22:30:18
6	Chris Askew	Finish	4:04	23:04:51
7	James Blandford	Finish	4:06	23:06:05
8	Keith Knipling	Finish	4:20	23:20:59
9	Mark Tanaka	Finish	4:48	23:48:12
10	Phil Canning	Finish	5:26	24:26:31
11	Garry Harrington	Finish	5:29	24:29:58
12	Dan Rosenberg	Finish	5:46	24:46:53
13	Sheryl Wheeler	Finish	5:54	24:54:45
14	Matthew Chaffin	Finish	6:33	25:33:21
15	Jordan Whitlock	Finish	6:38	25:38:21
16	Kathleen Cusick	Finish	6:39	25:39:55
17	Elizabeth Carrion	Finish	6:47	25:47:22
18	Marlin Yoder	Finish	6:48	25:48:32
19	Jennifer Brunet	Finish	6:52	25:52:05
20	Jim Harris	Finish	6:52	25:52:10
21	Ragan Petrie	Finish	7:07	26:07:14
22	David Garman	Finish	7:14	26:14:42
23	Steven Anderson	Finish	7:31	26:31:58
24	Kevin Martin	Finish	7:34	26:34:28
25	Craig Wheeler	Finish	7:36	26:36:50
26	John Dove	Finish	7:40	26:40:00
27	Rande Brown	Finish	7:40	26:40:36
28	Michael Campbell	Finish	7:52	26:52:31
29	Jim Daniels	Finish	7:57	26:57:52
30	Joe Kulak	Finish	8:24	27:00:16
31	Olga Varlamova	Finish	8:16	27:16:12
32	Susan Donnelly	Finish	8:31	27:31:55
33	Michael Chastain	Finish	8:33	27:33:00
34	Dave Humphreys	Finish	8:39	27:39:53
35	Philip Lechner	Finish	8:50	27:50:36
36	Dave Krause	Finish	8:51	27:51:53
37	Larry King	Finish	8:55	27:55:26
38	Andy Kumeda	Finish	8:56	27:56:38
39	Denis Cook	Finish	9:09	28:09:59
40	Brett Lynch	Finish	9:14	28:14:45
41	Vince Bowman	Finish	9:34	28:34:06
42	Adam Wilcox	Finish	8:50	28:50:30
43	Jessi Kennedy	Finish	8:52	28:52:24
44	Hamilton Tyler	Finish	10:00	29:00:46
45	Michael Goodman	Finish	10:14	29:14:53
46	Karsten Brown	Finish	10:15	29:15:45
47	Devon Kiernan	Finish	10:15	29:15:59
48	Dan Brenden	Finish	10:17	29:17:47
49	Greg Trapp	Finish	10:21	29:21:26
50	David Snipes	Finish	10:36	29:36:02
51	Kari Brown	Finish	10:36	29:36:02
52	David Peterman	Finish	10:38	29:38:38
53	Zane Smith	Finish	10:40	29:40:23
54	Scott Turco	Finish	10:47	29:47:39
55	Mark Buongiorno	Finish	10:47	29:47:40
56	Ray Bovaird	Finish	10:47	29:47:56
57	Yosuke Murase	Finish	11:08	30:08:06
58	Bob Combs	Finish	11:09	30:09:06
59	Iris Cooper	Finish	11:14	30:14:52
60	Gary Knipling	Finish	11:19	30:19:40
61	Thomas Chobot	Finish	11:26	30:26:07
62	Lisa DeYoung	Finish	11:35	30:35:02
63	Eric Pence	Finish	11:39	30:39:04
64	Mitchell Goodman	Finish	11:40	30:40:33
65	Mark Lewis	Finish	11:42	30:42:30
66	Tom Corris	Finish	11:49	30:49:40
67	Bernard Pesjak	Finish	11:50	30:50:28
68	Jim Ashworth	Finish	11:51	30:51:33
69	Zsuzsanna Carlson	Finish	11:57	30:57:04
70	Steve Ansell	Finish	11:58	30:58:24
71	Alan Gowen	Finish	12:03	31:03:13
72	Bill Breidenstine	Finish	12:04	31:04:55
73	Angie Hawley	Finish	12:28	31:28:35
74	Barbara Isom	Finish	12:33	31:33:01
75	Vicki Kendall	Finish	12:33	31:33:01
76	Marsha Latimer	Finish	12:50	31:50:07
77	Roy Heger	Finish	13:06	32:06:41
78	Janet Thomson	Finish	13:09	32:09:29
79	Larry Hall	Finish	13:26	32:26:44
80	Rob Apple	Finish	13:36	32:36:15
81	Brian Musick	Finish	13:53	32:53:13
82	Jimm Ouellette	Finish	13:56	32:56:48
83	Farouk Elkassed	Finish	14:24	33:00:57
84	Abigail Meadows	Finish	14:05	33:05:44
85	Marty Lindemann	Finish	14:10	33:10:11
86	Matt Kull	Finish	14:18	33:18:30
87	Dave Yeakel Jr	Finish	14:26	33:26:24
88	Yuki Negoro	Finish	14:29	33:29:10
89	Rhonda Stricklett	Finish	14:29	33:29:45
90	Elise Harrington	Finish	14:38	33:38:35
91	Beth Simpson-Hall	Finish	14:40	33:40:25
92	John Godinet	Finish	14:42	33:42:48
93	Peter Kozlowski	Finish	14:54	33:54:39
94	Philip Westlake	Finish	14:54	33:54:39
95	Gary Maier	Finish	15:01	34:01:34
96	Rick Moyer	Finish	15:01	34:01:34
97	Garret Cawthon	Finish	15:07	34:07:12
98	Tony Escobar	Finish	15:13	34:13:14
99	Bedford Boyce	Finish	15:16	34:16:45
100	Alan Johnson	Finish	15:21	34:21:10
101	Allan Holtz	Finish	15:29	34:29:02
102	Mark Calcatera	Finish	15:36	34:36:28
103	Doug Sullivan	Finish	15:44	34:44:24
104	Bill Losey	Finish	15:57	34:57:34
105	Mark Mckennett	Finish	16:24	35:00:25
106	Fred Kirby	Finish	16:08	35:08:49
107	John H Powell	Finish	16:10	35:10:59
108	Charles Leonard	Finish	16:10	35:10:59
109	Kc Tackett	Finish	16:13	35:13:45
110	Shihab Shamma	Finish	16:19	35:19:46
111	Charles Ellis	Finish	16:26	35:26:42
112	Leonard Martin	Finish	16:27	35:27:35
113	Nick Serfass	Finish	16:41	35:41:10
114	Caroline Williams	Finish	16:58	35:58:39
115	Stephen Wirick	Finish	17:48	36:48:56
116	Benjamin Dunn	15	5:55	dnf
117	Bob Anderson	14	9:25	dnf
118	Juli Aistars	13	10:21	dnf
119	Ryan Henry	12	0:33	dnf
120	Jarett Tighe	12	0:54	dnf
121	Terri Lemke	12	5:28	dnf
122	Robert Hills	12	8:12	dnf
123	Don Padfield	11	20:16	dnf
124	Megan McGrath	11	23:14	dnf
125	Stephen Eckberg	11	4:37	dnf
126	Josh Robert	11	4:37	dnf
127	Christine Reynolds	11	4:56	dnf
128	Carolyn Gernand	11	5:30	dnf
129	Mike Mason	10	18:33	dnf
130	Sean Andrish	10	18:50	dnf
131	Brian O'Connor	10	19:31	dnf
132	Joanne Fenninger	10	20:24	dnf
133	Bob Ayers Jr.	10	20:57	dnf
134	Mark Radan	10	21:06	dnf
135	Jeffry Brower	10	21:34	dnf
136	Eric Harris	10	21:41	dnf
137	Mario Raymond	10	21:52	dnf
138	Doug Berlin	10	23:25	dnf
139	Josh Gibbins	10	0:02	dnf
140	Natalie Kennedy	10	0:24	dnf
141	Andrew Hughes	10	0:24	dnf
142	Paul Crickard	10	0:25	dnf
143	Peter Diak	10	1:38	dnf
144	Scott Millar	10	3:11	dnf
145	Carl Camp	10	3:20	dnf
146	Jeffrey Edwards	9	17:43	dnf
147	Janice Heltibridle	9	19:56	dnf
148	Robert Scott	9	21:17	dnf
149	Tom Simonds	9	21:20	dnf
150	Jeff Collins	9	21:23	dnf
151	Rik Robert	9	21:26	dnf
152	David Quivey	9	21:36	dnf
153	Paul Sherlock	9	21:36	dnf
154	Bob Coyne	9	21:40	dnf
155	Bill Wandel	9	21:40	dnf
156	Jason Dechicchis	9	22:08	dnf
157	Robert Calabria	9	22:18	dnf
158	Kate Abbott	9	22:22	dnf
159	Mark Zimmermann	9	22:22	dnf
160	Jennifer-Anne Meneray	9	23:59	dnf
161	Harland Peelle	8	17:20	dnf
162	Jeff McGonnell	8	18:01	dnf
163	John Nelson	8	18:04	dnf
164	Quatro Hubbard	8	20:16	dnf
165	Sherry Meador	8	21:27	dnf
166	David Hughes	8	21:39	dnf
167	Jeffrey Wilbur	7	14:02	dnf
168	Donald Halke II	7	16:11	dnf
169	Sam Voltaggio	7	17:27	dnf
170	Diane Taylor	6	19:05	dnf

What's the Weather Like?

Don't forget the U.S. Weather Service page. It takes some getting used to, but it is very helpful.

See for Yourself

The camera below is about three miles as the crow flies from the 18 mile point of the MMT course. The runners do not go near this freeway, but the picture should give an idea of our weather. The MMT course is to the camera's right, not on the mountain to the left (which is West Virginia).

To get a live image, click here or on the image.

MMT 2010 Live

Start: 5:00 AM, May 15, 2010

Fort Valley Time Now:
Sunrise on May 15	6:02
Sunset on May 15	20:19

Notice: This page was only intended as a report from the scene. It was prepared under difficult conditions. It is no longer an authoritative source of information about the 2010 MMT. For information about the 2010 MMT, go to the MMT 2010 Report Page.

Welcome to the home of updates for the 2010 Massanutten Mountain Trails 100 Miler. Our hope is to have timely information for those who are following a friend or relative in the event or others who are just interested in one of the premier 100 milers on the East Coast. More about the updates

Info

Monday

Boy, wasn't that sleep nice? We hope all who participated this weekend made it home safe.

We will establish an MMT report page with more fancy results and links to photos and reports. If you have photos or a report you want to share, please send the link to Anstr at anstr@vhtrc.org. Also, we will be sending a survey to all runners to solicit their views on the run and how to make it better.

Please come back to the MMT home page later this afternoon or evening for more information to help you relive this weekend!

There are so many to thank, but I must personally thank Brenda, Lucia, and Terry for helping compile the results. There is a lot of data on the splits page, and it would not be there without their work and lost night of sleep. Also, none of the splits would be there if it were not for the tireless work of the radio people. They were fantastic!

Here are Bobby Gill's photos on Flickr.

Sunday

1850: Caroline Williams was the last official finisher at Caroline Furnace to cap a great weekend.

Sorry we did not post as often as you and we would have liked, but the results and splits are all available now. We will get pictures and more up soon.

Thanks to all who participated as runner or volunteer. Happy trails!

1335: Now it's party time. The runners were jovial and happy as they took off yesterday. Then they went through a big, collective blue period last night. But today, for those who finished, the feeling is one of relief and joy. For those who can still walk, anyway.

As we see it, there were three age group records set this weekend - male senior and super senior divisions as well as the female super senior. Garry Harrington ran a 24:29:58 for the senior man's record. The old record was 24:47:20 by Alfred Bogenhuber (59)-1999. Mike Campbell set the new super senior record for men with a 26:52:31. Old record was 28:43:40 by Gary Knipling (60)-2004. Then Barb Isom ran a 31:33:01 and became the first woman 60 or over to finish the rece.

There is a great party going on at the finish right now, but I am too tired to get much good out of it.

Thanks to the many people who helped put on this great event!

0955: More finishers including two event age group records. Garry Harrington, 50, broke Al Bogenhuber's senior male best mark by over 17 minutes with a time of 24:29:58. Mike Campbell, 60, obliterated Gary Knipling's super senior record with a time of 26:52:31. (I love to say that!) Mike took almost two hours off of Gary's record.

0710: Sheryl Wheeler, 47, from Rhinebeck, New York, was the first woman in 24:54:45. There have been several more finishers.

It got very cool last night. It is overcast and cool now. And more drops.

0400: The last information was a little wrong. The three behind Dan were not that far back. They finished while I was uploading. There are now eight finishers and more drops.

0148: Dan Barger wins the 2010 MMT. Dan finished in 20:25:48. We don't expect second place for about an hour. People who were at the last aid station say that the next three are Chris Reed, Aaron Schwartzbard, and Todd Walker and that they are very close together.

The warm day has given way to a cool night. It is in the 50s. There are crippled souls hobbling around the race headquarters as the drops have started to mount.

We are sorry that we have not been able to post updates as often as we would have liked. It's just not easy to do that stuff around here. This was, by the way, the first update that I walked to. The others have been car trips.

1930: This latest update completes Shawl Gap aid station. Sorry, nothing new from the front of the pack. I have been fired for poor data entry practices so the good news is that the data will be more accurate. It might be a little slower. We do now have an official drop.

Our understanding is that Sean is not a drop but is no longer contending despite what the leaderboard says now.

In some ways, the big story is from the back of the pack where people are slugging it out. If they made it through the heat of the day, they have a chance.

It is a beautiful evening here now. Clear and cooling off.

We plan to post after the winner finishes around midnight and then grab some sleep. We are sorry that we can't post more frequently. It's not just pushing a button. Additionally, the radio folks have had some issues with their connections. This is the Shenandoah Valley!

1740: Dan Barger is still leading. He is through Gap I. At Camp Roosevelt, Dan was almost an hour ahead of Chris Reed who was second and Todd Walker third. The word is that Sean Andrish is not in the race, but we have received no official word of that. In fact, we have no official word of any drops at this point, though we would guess that there have been some.

The weather got pretty warm in the afternoon. It starting to cool a bit now.

1515: Dan Barger will be at Camp Roosevelt soon. He has a big lead at this point.

No runner dropped before Elizabeth Furnance.

The data that was just uploaded is not complete in that we did some of aid station 5 before we finished 4. The good news that reinforcements have arrived and we expect have more data soon.

1250: The option to follow your runner was not working. I think I fixed it. Sorry!. Also, I am going to a 24 hour clock now.

1205: We have entered all the splits from Edinburg. The leaders are through Elizabeth Furnace and may be at Shawal Gap by now. Dan Barger has taken over the lead from Sean Andrish. Kathleen Cusick is leading the women's race. The weather continues to be good. We are not aware of a drop yet, but we would not know about anyone dropping at Woodstock Tower. (Those splits will come later -- there is no radio there.)

Have a bunch of pictures. Will try to upload them later.

9:15 a.m. All the runners are now through Edinburg (11.7 miles). Sean Andrish was leading by about five minutes over Dan Barger. He came through at about 6:46, that's 1:46 for 11.7 miles.

The weather is great. It has cooled down and is less humid. Most runners seemed to have enjoyed Short Mountain. No one was near the cutoff.

We will enter the splits soon.

5:40 a.m. They are off! It was a festive occasion at the start. Music was playing and the big bell tolled as the runners went off into the dark. It is pretty warm for this time of day. It may get tough for the runners later on.

There are 170 in the race. We had the list of no shows, but we messed up and don't have it now. We will get it next time we upload data. Sorry.

We hope to get our first real report up by noon. It will be from Edinburg Gap. That used to be a late, all night aid station. Now it's the first one. Everything is all backwards!

So far, except for the parking, the Camp is playing to rave reviews. The atmosphere is noticeably improved.

Friday

9:40 p.m. It's that great time before the run. Several of the people staying here at the Camp are socializing. The weather is cooler and there are great hopes for tomorrow. The dinner looked good, though some of us workers went to Sonny's on 211. (It's across the steet from the Picnic Area aid station and has super ribs.) While at Sonny's there was rain and lightning. But here they have none of that.

I have uploaded some pictures to the Flickr account.

Tomorrow, the action begins. We hope to have something up by noon.

2:20 p.m. Well, it's very warm! The runners should be happy that today was not the start. Other than the heat, it's nice here and runners, crews, and volunteers are drifting in. It should be a good weekend.

This is the first post from the Camp. It was just a five minute walk and the connection seems good. So we will try!

8:15 a.m. Interesting fact. In the first days of May, the fourth most visited page on the VHTRC Web site was...(any guesses)...the MMT wait list. BTW: If your name is on both the current wait list and the original wait list, then you qualify for "two-time loser" priority in next year's event.

Thursday, May 13, 8:50 p.m. The last half mile is marked. It is "Do Loopish." You go by the old furnace and then through the chapel. You can give thanks just before the finish. A few notes:

Parking will be off of the Moreland Gap Road. Don't use the entrance off of 675. Unless you reserved accommodations, you will have a walk to registration, drop bag collection, etc.
The parking area at Edinburg Gap is ok for low clearance cars only if you are careful. We made it through the parking lot in our low-slung Nissan Maxima, but it took great care. Be careful!
If you can't find room to park at Elizabeth Furnace, go to the parking lot just south of the family campground. Then walk north through the campgaound, by the old hours and cross the river on the wooden bridge. The aid station is near the river on the other side of the parking lot.

8:00 a.m. This is typical Virginia "Goldilocks" weather in May. Today is too cold (barely into the 60s), tomorrow is too warm (in the 80s), and Saturday will be just right (low 70s)? Hopefully, but don't count on it. Remember, the weather man, as this reporter did, works for the Commerce Department.

Speaking of weather, it is clearly raining out there now. Look at the traffic cam below. Don't worry, rocks don't get muddy. They do, however, get a bit slippery!

Wednesday, May 12, 5:45 p.m. After 100 miles, you can't find the finish line? We hope that won't be your problem. I expect to mark the last half mile of the course tomorrow so that when you arrive on Friday, you can see it. Check it out. It might help you on Sunday (or even on Saturday night if you run real fast!)

8 a.m. As runners fixate on the weather, pack their drop bags, and mull over projected splits based on math not reality, MMT volunteers are busy. MMT is a big thing. A lot of people contribute to the weekend. Aid station captains are making their shopping trips to Costco and starting to cook food. The radio people are making their plans to cover what will be, at this point, all but three aid stations. The course markers will start their work today. There is a lot to do and it has to start now.

Here are a few last minute points you should remember:

Nothing on this Web site will be available at the event. If you want something, print it out and bring it. If you need the crew instructions, print them for yourself. Crew Instructions
The Camp is not near civilization. The nearest food, coffee, 7 Eleven, etc. is at least an hour round trip from the Camp. Also, there is no cell phone access at the Camp. (To get cell phone access, drive 1.7 miles east on Route 675. You should get coverage at the top of the hill.)
Since this is the first year at the Caroline Furnace Lutheran Camp and because wet weather has an impact on the issue, we don't yet know where you will park or even which entrance you will use. We will know this and have signs out by the time you arrive on Friday. There is an entrance off of Route 675, which will be the first you see if you come in from Edinburg, and another entrance off the Moreland Gap Road. Please look for the signs. Wherever you park, you will need to do so carefully and may have to walk a bit.

What are our plans? The new site of the MMT start/finish is a great place, but there is no Internet access at the finish line or at the radio command center, which cannot be at the finish line. In order to update this page, we will need to walk about a ½ mile each way. We will probably drive. (Ya, that is so wrong.) We do not expect to have updates as frequently as you (or we) would like.

Our plans, which are subject to change, are to have our first update about noon on Saturday (all times are EDT). That will, hopefully, confirm who has started and should have the results from the first major aid station at Edinburg Gap, 11.7 miles. Then we will try to upload at least every two hours until the first runner finishes. After the first runner finishes, we hope to upload more often.

If you have a question or want to understand the process better, check out the frequently asked questions.

We may have some updates before the start.

If you are interested in the updates, let us know. It will spur us to walk ½ mile in the cold and dark to make an update. You can reach us at anstr@vhtrc.org.