USATF New England has many programs that encourage
participation. The road racing Grand Prix awards “Ironrunner” status to those
who complete all seven races. The Mountain series grants “Goat” status to
everyone who finishes a minimum of six of the eight races. The All-Terrain
Runner series standings are based on your “best five” results in the seven
events. It would be physically impossible to run every race in each series as
the road 20k and the Greylock mountain race were on the same day.
The Grand Prix had 65 runners earn the title
“Ironrunner”. The Mountain series had 106 “Goats”. The ATR had 23 complete
five or more of the races. Only my CMS teammate David Lapierre managed to sweep
all three series. Below I’ve listed those who doubled-up in series, four in the
GP/ATR and five in the Mtn/ATR.
David Lapierre M51 Chelmsford, MA CMS GP = 7 ATR = 6 Mtn = 6
Dan Verrington M52 Bradford, MA CMS GP = 7 ATR = 7
John Kleschinsky M56 Billerica, MA SISU GP
= 7 ATR = 7
Scott Leslie M33 Rutland, MA CMS GP = 7 ATR = 7
James Pawlicki M40 Lynn, MA CMS GP = 7 ATR = 6
Freddi Pare F43 Salem, MA TG
Mtn = 6 ATR = 7
Todd Callaghan M45 Beverly, MA CMS Mtn = 7 ATR = 5
Josh Fields M26 Claremont, NH aR
Mtn = 6 ATR = 5
Leslie O'Dell F39 Albany, NH CMS Mtn =6 ATR = 5
Richard Paulsen M71 Woburn, MA NE-65 Mtn =
6 ATR = 5
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