Showing posts with label 25K. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 25K. Show all posts

Saturday, August 21, 2010

A Personal Best 25K


It was sunny and 20 degrees.

The Harvest Festival Run in Stanchel. The course on Rte 225, Kinkora, Freetown and Kensington.



Steven Baglole won the race and Jennifer Pizio-Perry for the top female.



I finished in 1:57:47 and came in 15th out of 70 runners.
I beat 25km PB time 3:33 faster than in 2008.



Official result: 15th out of 70
25K in 1 hour, 57 minutes, 47 seconds

Full Results
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Kensington Harvest Fest 2009
Kensington Harvest Fest 2008
Kensington Harvest Fest 2007
Kensington Harvest Fest 2006
Kensington Harvest Fest 2005
Kensington Harvest Fest 2004

Photos from the Kensington Harvest Festival 25K (2004-2010)

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Not Against It
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Sunday, August 1, 2010

Brookvale Ultra Trail Marathon 2010

It was sun and few clouds and 18-20 degrees.

The Brookvale Ultra Trail Marathon at Brookvale Provincal Park. The course on nordic ski trails, mountain bike trials, dirt road and woodlot.

I finished in 2:44:09 and came in 13th out of 34 runners.

Andre Blow won the 10km race and Patty Blanchard for the top female.

Paul Thibodeau won the 25km race and Karine Comeau for the top female.

Alex Coffin won the 50km race and Diane Boswall for the top female.

I ran the 25km loop for the first time. It is harder than Kensington Harvest Festival 25Km race.

Official Result: 13th out of 34
25K in 2 hours, 44 minutes, 9 seconds


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Brookvale Ultra Trail Marathon 2009

Photos from the Brookvale Ultra Trail Marathon 2009-2010

Running For Autism
Not Against It
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Saturday, August 15, 2009

A Very Hot Kensington Harvest Festival 25K

It was sunny and hot and 30 degrees.

The longest running road race in PEI, 36 years.

The rolling hills course from Stanchel to Kensington.

Alex Coffin former course record holder won the race and beat current record holder Stanley Chaisson. Rebecca Pike for the top female.

I finished in 2:20:48 and came in 42nd out of 70 runners.

I won door prizes and new shoes.

I was very hot and put ice cubes on the cap.

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Official Result: 42nd out of 70
25K in 2 hours, 20 minutes & 48 seconds


Photos from 2004-2009 Harvest Fest Run

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Wednesday, August 12, 2009

This Saturday's Race - Kensington Harvest Festival 25K

Kensington Harvest Festival 25K
(Points Race)
Saturday August 15, 2009
Starting Time: 9:00 a.m.
Registration: 8:00 a.m. at Church Of Scotland on Route 225 Stanchel P.E.I (Find it on the Map)
Fee: $15.00
Sponsor: Malpeque Bay Credit Union and Kensington Lion Club
Pre-Registration: Friday, August 14th from 6 to 8 pm at the Community Gardens upstairs at the fitplex.
Contact: Ivan Gallant 836-4124 (H) 836-8915 (W) ijgallant@gov.pe.ca
Course Description: Starts on Route 225 in Stanchel with some nice rolling hills for the first 10K
through some very scenic country side into the village of Kinkora , onto Route 109 by beautiful Scales Pond following route109 via Freetown finishing at Community Gardens in Kensington




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Jen Nicholson approaches the finish line en route to setting a female course record in 2008. Jason Simmonds/Journal Pioneer

Jen Nicholson approaches the finish line en route to setting a female course record in 2008. Jason Simmonds/Journal Pioneer

Harvest Festival 25K Road Race goes Saturday morning

The Journal Pioneer

KENSINGTON -- The 36th annual running of the Harvest Festival 25K Road Race takes place Saturday.
The race will begin on Route 225 in Stanchel at 9 a.m., and will finish in front of Community Gardens in Kensington. This is the longest-running foot road-racing event on P.E.I., and is also one of the most challenging courses in all of Eastern Canada.
Nicknamed the "Killer Course," the race attracted a record number of participants last year -- 66 -- and organizers are looking for another great turnout this year.
Mike MacKinnon of Miscouche was last year's overall winner. He finished in a very respectable time of one hour 32 minutes 22 seconds (1:32:22). Bear River native Stanley Chaisson set the new course record of 1:25:51 in 2007. That is a time that race director Ivan Gallant predicts will be tough to beat.
Jen Nicholson of Cornwall smashed the 26-year-old female record in 2008. She finished in 1:42:02, breaking the previous mark of 1:45:01 that was held by Jean Beairisto of Sarnia, Ont.
T-shirts will once again be presented to the first 60 runners to register. Trophies will be awarded to the first, second and third overall runners in both male and female categories, and the top 50-and-over runner with the best time. There will also be several prize draws for participants, including running shoes.
The Malpeque Bay Credit Union (T-shirts) and Kensington Lions Club (running shoes) are returning major sponsors. The race also receives strong support from several other businesses in the community.
For more information, please call Ivan at 836-4124.