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Sunday, February 9, 2020
Saturday, February 8, 2020
CMS at the USATF NE 5m championships
CMS history at the USATF NE 5m championships
This year will marked the 33rd time the 5 mile or 8 kilometer was part of the Grand Prix (1985-2020). The split has been even with the 8k conducted 16 times and this year will be the 17th 5 mile. The 5m has been a staple of the series being included every year starting in 1987 with the lone exception being 2010 when the selection criteria were changed and the distance was not selected. Oddly the 5m/8km has twice been contested over short courses. The Ollie (2009) and Dubliner (1991) both came up short of the stated distance (and as such I did not use the times from those years for “best” lists). I believe that only the Carver Cranberry (Carver, MA), Ribfest (Merrimack, NH), and Bobby Doyle (Narragansett, RI) races still survive. The races which were the championships the most time include Rojacks which hosted the championships 8 times, Ollie 5 times, and Riverside Twilight 3 times and the Ribfest twice.
Only seven teams have ever won the 5m team championships. CMS has taken the title 12 times, BAA has won 14 times, Tracksmith has won twice. WRT, BRC, GLRR and WMDP won once. In the Masters WRT has won 13 times, CMS 9 times, GLRR 6 times, TVFR 3 times and BAA once. The senior team age group has been won by CMS 8 times, GLRR 7 times, WRT 5 times, CSU & BRC 4 times, and BAA once.
CMS owns the fastest time and the only sub-2 hours with a 1:59:54 in 1992. That is an amazing average of 23:59 for five runners! CMS owns 9 of the top 15 team times run. In 1996 CMS took the top 6 spots. Eric Morse ran 24:45 that year for 6th place and failed to score for the team.
Five CMS runners have been USATF (or then NEAC) New England champions at five miles or 8km. Mark Donahue won in 1989 and 1990. Larry Sayers won in 1991, Dave Dunham in 1993, Mike Nahom in 1995, and Scott Bagley in 1996.
The best team times (Did not include 1991 or 2009-Short course):
Open
1 CMS 1:59:54 1992
2 Tracksmith 2:01:06 2020
3 BAA 2:01:55 2003
4 CMS 2:02:03 1996
5 CMS 2:02:06 1993
6 BRC 2:02:14 1994
7 BAA 2:02:31 2001
8 BAA 2:02:36 2020
9 CMS 2:02:52 1998
10 BAA 2:03:10 2002
11 CMS 2:03:14 1995
12 CMS 2:03:18 1997
13 CMS 2:03:20 1990
14 CMS 2:03:20 1999
15 CMS 2:03:30 1994
40+
1 WRT 2:08:06 2003
2 WRT 2:09:25 2002
3 CMS 2:09:43 1998
4 WRT 2:10:08 2001
5 WRT 2:10:19 2000
50+
1 WRT 2:19:42 2012
2 WRT 2:22:23 2011
3 CMS 2:23:15 2020
4 BRC 2:23:36 1993
5 BAA 2:24:34 2020
Best times by CMS runners at a USATF 5m champ
Rank First Last Time Place Date Location State
1 Eric Morse 23:42 3 09/06/92 Lowell MA
2 Rod Ellsworth 23:43 4 09/06/92 Lowell MA
3 Jim Zimmerly 23:44 5 09/06/92 Lowell MA
4 Mark Donahue 23:46 1 06/17/90 Charlestown MA
5 Dave Dunham 23:59 3 05/23/93 Agawam MA
6 Mike Nahom 23:59 1 05/21/95 Agawam MA
7 Frank Conway 24:02 8 09/06/92 Lowell MA
8 Jim Murphy 24:07 5 10/24/87 Jamaica Plain MA
9 Scott Bagley 24:12 1 05/19/96 Agawam MA
10 Mark Donahue 24:14 1 09/09/89 Amherst MA
11 Mike Nahom 24:18 2 05/19/96 Agawam MA
12 Rod Ellsworth 24:21 8 05/23/93 Agawam MA
13 Jack Dwyer 24:21 11 10/04/98 Attleboro MA
14 Craig Fram 24:23 3 05/19/96 Agawam MA
15 Dave Dunham 24:23 4 05/19/96 Agawam MA
16 Scott Clark 24:23 8 10/02/88 Lowell MA
17 Mark Donahue 24:24 17 10/03/99 Attleboro MA
18 Eric Morse 24:24 15 10/02/94 Attleboro MA
19 Scott Clark 24:24 2 06/17/90 Charlestown MA
20 Larry Sayers 24:26 13 09/30/01 Attleboro MA
21 Michael Crawley 24:27 9 10/02/88 Lowell MA
22 Darren Shearer 24:29 14 10/04/98 Attleboro MA
23 Dan Verrington 24:29 16 10/02/94 Attleboro MA
24 Eric Morse 24:30 9 05/23/93 Agawam MA
25 Paul Hammond 24:30 8 10/24/87 Jamaica Plain MA
Top CMS Masters times at a USATF 5m championship:
1 24:24 1999 Mark Donahue
2 24:26 2001 Larry Sayers
3 24:32 1998 Craig Fram
4 25:09 2000 Larry Sayers
5 25:10 1997 Wayne Jacob
6 25:21 2003 Dan Verrington
7 25:29 1995 Geary Daniels
8 25:34 1988 Neil Faugno
9 25:39 1999 Jim Garcia
10 25:42 1994 Geary Daniels
11 25:58 1992 Jerry Learned
12 25:58 1993 Cliff Matthews
13 26:03 2005 Dan Verrington
14 26:03 1998 Wayne Jacob
15 26:07 1996 Wayne Jacob
16 26:08 1992 Cliff Matthews
17 26:08 2006 Dan Verrington
18 26:09 1998 Jim Garcia
19 26:10 2004 Larry Sayers
20 26:10 1998 Geary Daniels
21 26:13 1992 Jim Murphy
22 26:14 1997 Geary Daniels
23 26:17 2014 Greg Putnam
24 26:27 2001 Gregg Cornell
25 26:30 2001 Geary Daniels
Top CMS 50+ times at a USATF 5m championship:
1 27:28 2020 Gregory Putnam
2 27:32 2000 Jerry Learned
3 27:35 2020 David Principe
4 27:45 2013 Dan Verrington
5 27:51 1998 John Boyle
6 27:54 1988 Jim Daley
7 28:00 1993 Ernie Dumas
8 28:10 2017 Ed Sheldon
9 28:15 2005 Geary Daniels
10 28:16 1999 Jerry Learned
11 28:21 2005 John Lee
12 28:25 2003 Jerry Learned
13 28:26 2018 Joe Shairs
14 28:29 2014 Dan Verrington
16 28:33 2004 John Lee
17 28:33 1998 Jerry Learned
18 28:34 2014 Dave Dunham
19 28:36 2001 Jerry Learned
20 28:37 1992 Doug Kenefick
Friday, August 23, 2019
CMS history at the USATF NE 10 mile
USATF NE 10 mile
championship
This will be the 25th time that the Grand Prix
(1985-2019) has had a 10 mile as part of the series. It has previously been
held in Newburyport (8 times), Amherst, (8 times), Worcester (4 times), Harvard
(2 times), and Auburn NH (twice).
CMS has won the team
championship 11 times; BAA 9 times, GBTC and WMDP have won twice.
The team record, held by CMS, is 4:13:21 set in 1992.
That is an impressive average of 50:40 for five runners. CMS put six runners in
the top 10 that year. Wayne Jacob finished in 10th place in 51:30 and failed to
score for the team! The last time CMS took the title was in 1998 (note: The 10
mile was not part of the Grand Prix from 2000-2006).
CMS runners have been the individual winner three times.
Scott Bagley won in 1988 and 1991 running 49:55 and 49:36. Craig Fram (who ran
for CMS for a few years in the mid-90’s) was the New England champion in 1996
running 49:57, he finished third overall but the other runners were not USATF
New England athletes. Additionally Dave Dunham (CMS 1992-present) won while
representing then arch rivals GLRR in 1991 (49:36).
Winning teams:
08/25/18 WMPD 4:29:09 (53:50)
02/26/17 BAA 4:28:39 (53:44)
08/27/16 BAA 4:29:14 (53:51)
02/22/15 BAA 4:33:18 (54:40)
02/26/14 BAA 4:25:21 (53:04)
02/24/13 WMDP 4:23:50 (52:46)
02/26/12 BAA 4:21:34 (52:19)
Thursday, December 27, 2018
CMS team circa 2004
As we head into the new year, a look back at CMS from way back...
A lot of CMS runners come and go, that is
the nature of things. Fifteen years ago (2004) we kicked off the year
with hopes of being competitive in the snowshoe series, mountain series, and
road grand prix. Eight guys are still on the roster this year (although a
few rarely race). Dan Verrington and I are the longest tenured on the
racing squad (1992 for me and 1993 for Dan), and Alan Bernier is next on the
list.
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First
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Last
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Town
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St
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Kevin
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Beck
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Plantation
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FL
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Mark
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Behan
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Newton
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NH
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Alan
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Bernier
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Dover
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NH
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Eric
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Blake
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Plattsburgh
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NY
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Richard
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Bolt
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Manchester
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NH
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Byrne
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Decker
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Yarmouth
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ME
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Dave
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Dunham
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Bradford
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MA
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Paul
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Low
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Amherst
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MA
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Ted
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MacMahon
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Groton
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MA
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Peter
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Maksimow
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Springfield
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MA
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Eric
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Morse
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Berlin
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VT
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Ben
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Nephew
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Foxboro
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MA
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Jim
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Pawlicki
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Beverly
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MA
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Steve
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Peterson
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Chelmsford
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MA
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Sergio
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Ribeiro
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Waterbury
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CT
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Larry
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Sayers
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Bellows Falls
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VT
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Joe
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Shairs
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Peabody
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MA
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Rob
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Smith
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Charlestown
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MA
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Kevin
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Tilton
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Conway
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NH
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Dan
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Verrington
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Bradford
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MA
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Paul
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Young
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Andover
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MA
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Saturday, December 22, 2018
CMS history at the Grand Prix
CMS grand
prix history – There have been 236 races in the USATF NE grand
prix from 1985-2018.
CMS men’s open racing team has won 100
times! During that time CMS men have
also taken 51 individual victories. The
seven race series features races from 5km to the marathon with each of the
chosen races being designated as the New England Road Running championships at
that particular distance.
5km
-CMS has won the team championship ten times (most recently 2011), the BAA has
won eleven times and GLRR has won four times. CMS holds the team record with an
impressive 1:13:47 from 1995 for an average of 14:45 (4:45 pace) per scoring
team member. CMS, GLRR and BRC are the only three teams to have run under 1:15
(average 15:00 for 5 runners) more than once. CMS has done it ten times, GLRR
four, and BRC twice. I’m discounting the two years the race was held in Hollis on
the downhill course although no teams broke 1:15 in 2014, BAA did run 1:12:01
over the aided course.
In 1986 CMS placed all five scoring members in the top
six overall and took seven of the top nine places. The last time CMS took the
team title was 2011 when they finished six seconds ahead of Team RUN and 11
seconds ahead of BAA in a tight battle.
CMS runners have been the individual winners six times.
The last time a CMS runner took the title was in 1999 when Dan Hoarte won in
14:39. Killian Lonergan won in 1998 in 14:58. Eric Morse won in 1993 in 14:29
and also won over 3.2 miles (see story below) in 1991 running 14:56, and took
the title in 1990 running 14:24. Dave Dunham won in 1992 in 14:36, and Rick
Doiron was NE champ in 1986 despite finishing second to CMS teammate Mike
Dodge. Dodge was ineligible to compete having not completed a 30 day waiting period.
In addition, current CMS member Dave Dunham (GLRR at the time) also took home
the individual title in 1987 with a 14:09, and in 1989, running 14:24. Current CMS member Nate Jenkins (GLRR at the
time) won in 2007 in 14:50.
6k – This very
unusual distance was only contested twice (2008 & 2011) at the Medical
Center in Nashua NH. CMS and BAA both
one once. No CMS individuals took open
titles although current CMS member Dan Vassallo was the winner in 2011 while
representing Adidas NE.
5m - Only six teams
have ever won the 5m team championships.
CMS has taken the title 12 times, BAA
has won 14 times, WRT, BRC, GLRR, and WMPD won once. In the Masters WRT has won 13 times, CMS 8 times, GLRR 6 times, and TVFR 3 times. The senior team age group has been won by
GLRR 7 times, CMS 6 times, and WRT 5 times,
CSU & BRC 4 times, and BAA once. CMS
owns the fastest time and the only sub-2 hours with a 1:59:54 in 1992. That is an amazing average of 23:59 for five
runners! CMS owns 9 of the top 13 team
times run. In 1996 CMS took the top 6
spots. Eric Morse ran 24:45 that year
for 6th place and failed to score for the team.
CMS runners have been USATF (or then NEAC) New England
champions at five miles or 8km six times.
Mark Donahue won in 1989 and 1990.
Larry Sayers won in 1991, Dave Dunham in 1993, Mike Nahom in 1995, and
Scott Bagley in 1996.
10km - CMS
has won the 10km team championship sixteen times including an impressive 12
times in a row from 1989-2000. The BAA & Whirlaway have the next most wins
with five and three respectively. CMS last two wins were 2013 and 2011 (after a
long drought). In 2013 they put five in
the top 27. Nate Jenkins and Dan
Vassallo led the way finishing in 3rd and 4th place respectively. Greg Putnam was the final team member to
score placing 27th in 32:58. The 43 year old Putnam was second in the master’s
field, trailing only Binney Mitchel by three seconds. Nike Boston holds the team record with an
impressive 2:28:03 from 1988. CMS best team time was 2:29:04 in 1989 for an
average of 29:49 per scoring team member. That year Scott Clark failed to score
for the team despite running 30:28 (4:55 pace).
In 1990 CMS ran a split squad with half the members CMS-A
and the other half CMS-B. Apparently this was allowed at that time (leave it to
Don Drewniak to find a way). Amazingly CMS took the top two spots CMS-A winning
in 2:33:34 and CMS-B running 2:37:33. The B-squad included overall race winner
Mike Platt who noted “I was actually on the "B" team in 1990. I have
no idea why, I routinely broke 30 minutes for 10K and was having a breakthrough
year… it was fun to win from the "B" team and having Geoff Smith
congratulate me and ask me who I was”.
Another impressive performance was the “sweep” in 1995 at Bridge of
Flowers (a notoriously slow course) where CMS took 2nd through 7th
place. The overall winner was not a
USATF NE runner, so CMS had the top 6 USATF NE finishers.
CMS runners have been the individual winners eight times.
The last time a CMS runner took the title was in 2000 when 40 year old Mark
Donahue ran 30:24 at Market Square. Eric Morse won in 1999 at Market Square
running 30:25 and Killian Lonergan won in 1998 at Market Square in 30:44.
Darrin Shearer placed 2nd overall but took the New England title in Salem
running 31:25 in 1997. Dave Dunham also placed second in taking the NE title at
Bridge of Flowers in 1996 running 31:42. Rod Ellsworth and Mike Platt both won
in Winthrop (1994 & 1990) running 30:12 and 29:50 respectively. Rick Doiron
won in 1989 in Nashua NH with a fine 29:11. Only the BAA (four), GLRR (four), The
Heartbreakers (two), and Team RUN (two) have more than one individual
titlist. Current CMS member Nate Jenkins
won twice (2005 & 2004) while representing GLRR.
12k – The 12k
distance (7.45 miles) was part of the Grand Prix 9 times between 1999 and
2012. CMS was team champs six times with
BAA, GBTC, and Adidas NE all taking home the title once. CMS runners won three times with Eric Morse
(1999), Mark Donahue (2000) and Justin Fyffe (2010) topping the field. In addition, current CMS member Nate Jenkins
won while representing GLRR (2007).
8m – The Stowe
8 mile hosted the championship 8 times between 2001 and 2011. CMS was the open team champions just once
(2001). The BAA won the other 7
times. CMS had no individual champions
although current team member Nate Jenkins won in 2005 & 2006 while running
for GLRR.
15km - (9.3
mile) distance has rarely been contested in the Grand Prix. The distance was part of the GP from
1985-1991, then not included again until 2014.
In 1985 there were two 15k’s, the Butternut 15k (Great Barrington, MA)
and the NEAC Women’s 15k in Wellesley.
In 1986 the Tewksbury “Run your turkey off” hosted. In 1987 the selected race was the City of
Worcester 15k. For the years 1988-1990
the Wilton 15k played host and in 1991 Douglas Vending/Juice Bowl (Webster, MA)
did. The 15k returned to the scene in
2014 when the Green Mountain Athletic Alliance hosted the championship in
Burlington VT. None of the races are
currently contested. For the first time
in the history of the Grand Prix a race was cancelled and not replaced. The “Boston Tune-up” 15k in Upton was
selected in 2017 but not held due to a snowstorm. The race was again selected in 2018 when it
was successfully contested. The CMS open
team has won five times with GLRR, WMDP and WRT both taking one victory. CMS has the team record with a 3:57:42 from
1987 which works out to five guys running 47:32 (5:06 pace). GLRR has four wins in the master’s category
and the CR of 4:20:07 (5:35 pace). CMS
has two wins and the BAA and GMAA have one win.
Senior teams were not contested in the “early” years. The BAA has two team victories in the 50+ and
GSH and GMAA have one. CMS individuals
have been crowned New England champion three times. Wayne Jacob (47:13) 1985, Eric Morse (45:48)
1990, and Rick Doiron (46:31) 1991.
10 mile - CMS has won the team championship 11 times; BAA 9
times, GBTC has won twice and WMDP once.
The team record, held by CMS, is 4:13:21 set in 1992. That is an
impressive average of 50:40 for five runners. CMS put six runners in the top 10
that year. Wayne Jacob finished in 10th place in 51:30 and failed to score for
the team! The last time CMS took the title was in 1998 (note: The 10 mile was
not part of the Grand Prix from 2000-2006).
CMS runners have been the individual winner three times.
Scott Bagley won in 1988 and 1991 running 49:55 and 49:36. Craig Fram (who ran
for CMS for a few years in the mid-90’s) was the New England champion in 1996
running 49:57, he finished third overall but the other runners were not USATF
New England athletes. Additionally, Dave Dunham (CMS 1992-present) won while
representing then arch rivals GLRR in 1991 (49:36).
20k -
one of the rarely contested distances in the history of the USATF New England
road running Grand Prix. In 1985 two
20k’s were run with one designated as the “Men’s master’s championship” and the
other being the overall championship held in Charlton and Springfield MA
respectively. In 1987 the race was held
in Marshfield over a hilly double-loop course.
In 1992 Pittsfield hosted the championships and in 2000, 2002, and 2003
the Bedford Lions (Bedford NH) hosted the 20k’s. After a long layoff the 20k distance was
contested in Acton in 2015 & 2016.
CMS was the team champion in 1992 and 2000, the BAA also
has two wins (2002 & 2015). GLRR won
in 1987, WRT in 2003, and GSH in 1985.
CMS holds the team record with a time of 5:29:37 which is an average of
1:05:55 for the five scoring members, or an average of 5:19 per mile.
CMS had an individual champion in 1992 when Dave Dunham
edged BRC’s Ed Sheehan by 9 seconds. Dunham
also won while wearing the green of GLRR in 1987.
25k – The 25k
(15.5 miles) has only been part of the GP three times (1985, 86, and 98). Information for the Cape Ann race is lacking
as most of the pre-internet materials were lost in a flooded basement. CMS took the title in 1998 with CMS teammates
Craig Fram and Dave Dunham battling to the finish. Fram took the title by one second and Dan
Verrington rounded out the scoring with a 8th place finish.
30k – CMS hosted
the 30k (18.6 miles) 11 times from 1985 to 1997 at the (now) Stu’s 30k. The course has remained the same since 1987
with the exception being the start/finish moved from Boylston to Clinton. CMS won the team title 10 (of 12 times) and
had 7 individual champions. Steve
O’Connell won in 1987, Scott Bagley in 1989, Byrne Decker in 1995, and Dan
Vassallo in 2013 (the only time the 30k was not hosted by CMS, this 30k was in
Nahant MA). Dave Dunham won three times
as a member of CMS (1992, 1993, 1997) and also won in 1988 while representing
GLRR.
Half-marathon
- Although the half-marathon is a staple of the Grand Prix series it was not
part of the series from 1985-1989. Since
1990 it has been part of the series every year except for 1992. CMS has won the open team title eleven times,
the most recent was 1999. BAA has also
taken home the top spot eleven times.
WMDP, GLRR, and RB have each won twice.
CMS runners have been victorious in the half-marathon championships five
times. Jack Dwyer won in 1999 (67:21),
Mike Nahom in 1998 (67:00), Dave Dunham twice 1996 & 1993 (66:48 &
65:02) and Mark Donahue 1991 with a 1:03:12.
CMS holds the championship record for individual and team with Donahue’s
63:12 and the 1990 teams combined time of 5:30:39. That is an average time of 1:06:08 for five runners that year
Charlie Breagy ran 1:08:34 and was a non-scoring member of the squad.
Marathon - CMS
has won the team championship 14 times (last time in 2018) with Whirlaway
winning seven times and GLRR taking the title six times. GMAA, CSU, and JWAC have each won once (I was
unable to find team results for 1991,92,93).
CMS holds the team record with an impressive 7:21:49 from
1996, which is an average time of 2:27:16 (5:37 pace). That year CMS put four
finishers in the top seven including a 1-2 finish by Craig Fram and Dave
Dunham. Probably the most impressive performance by CMS was the 1985
championships which were held in Worcester. CMS runners placed six in the top
nine and ten in the top 18.
CMS runners have been the individual winners eight times.
The last time a CMS took the title was 2018 when Scott Mindel won in 2:23:51.
Dan Vassallo won in 2:23:59 (2016) and 2:31:06 (2014). Patrick Rich won in 2011 in 2:28:54. There was a long gap after that with Craig
Fram taking the title in 1996 with a 2:23:52 at Cape Cod. Jim Garcia ran a
2:27:57 to win in 1994, Keith Matiskella ran 2:31:05 in 1993, and Reno Stirrat
ran 2:30:06 in 1989. GLRR and Whirlaway
are tied with the second most individual champions with five each.
Friday, December 21, 2018
CMS runners with USATF titles
The USATF NE Grand Prix (1985-2018) is
comprised of seven races between 5k and the marathon. Each race is the
New England championship at that distance. Twenty-four CMS runners have amassed
51 individual (open men’s) titles in the 226 races. Needless to say,
winning a New England title is not an easy thing to do.
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Name
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Titles
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Dave Dunham
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9
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5k, 5m, 10k, 20k, half (2), 30k (3)
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Eric Morse
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5
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5k (2), 10k, 12k, 15k
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Mark Donahue
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5
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5m (2), 10k, 12k, half
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Scott Bagley
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4
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5m, 10m (2), 30k
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Craig Fram
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3
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10m, 25k, marathon
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Dan Vassallo
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3
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30k, marathon (2)
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Rick Doiron
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3
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5k, 10k, 15k
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Killian Lonergan
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2
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5k, 10k
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Mike Nahom
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2
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5m, half
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15 others with 1
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Wednesday, October 17, 2018
CMS at the USATF NE marathon championships - complete history
CMS history at
the USATF NE marathon championships
The marathon distance has been contested in all of the
Grand Prix series (1985-2017). This will be the sixth time that Baystate has
been the championship. Cape Cod has
hosted the championship twenty-two times.
Manchester hosted three times and Burlington (VT) once.
CMS has won the team championship 13 times (last time in
2016) with Whirlaway winning seven times and GLRR taking the title six times. GMAA, CSU, and JWAC have each won once (I was
unable to find team results for 1991,92,93).
CMS holds the team record with an impressive 7:21:49 from
1996, which is an average time of 2:27:16 (5:37 pace). That year CMS put four
finishers in the top seven including a 1-2 finish by Craig Fram and Dave
Dunham. Probably the most impressive performance by CMS was the 1985
championships which were held in Worcester. CMS runners placed six in the top
nine and ten in the top 18.
CMS runners have been the individual winners seven times.
The last time a CMS took the title was 2016 when Dan Vassallo won in 2:23:59,
Dan also won in 2014. Patrick Rich won
in 2011 in 2:28:54. There was a long gap
after that with Craig Fram taking the title in 1996 with a 2:23:52 at Cape Cod.
Jim Garcia ran a 2:27:57 to win in 1994, Keith Matiskella ran 2:31:05 in 1993,
and Reno Stirrat ran 2:30:06 in 1989.
GLRR and Whirlaway are tied with the second most
individual champions with five.
Top 25 CMS times at a USATF NE marathon championship
Rank Time Pl Name Date Location
1 2:23:52 1 Craig
Fram 10/27/96 Falmouth MA
2 2:23:59 1 Dan
Vassallo 11/06/16 Manchester NH
3 2:24:05 2 Dave
Dunham 10/27/96 Falmouth MA
4 2:25:22 2 Scott
Mindel 11/06/16 Manchester NH
4 2:27:26 6 Andy
McCarron 10/17/10 Lowell MA
5 2:27:36 7 Jim
Johnson 10/17/10 Lowell MA
6 2:27:57 1 Jim
Garcia 10/30/94 Falmouth MA
7 2:28:15 2 Justin
Fyffe 10/18/09 Lowell MA
8 2:28:16 9 Scott
Leslie 10/17/10 Lowell MA
9 2:28:42 5 Scott
Leslie 05/24/15 Burlington VT
10 2:28:54 1 Patrick
Rich 10/30/11 Falmouth MA
11 2:28:55 4 Larry
Sayers 10/29/00 Falmouth MA 40+
12 2:29:01 3 Andy
McCarron 10/18/09 Lowell MA
13 2:30:06 1 Reno
Stirrat 10/29/89 Falmouth MA
14 2:30:45 3 Larry
Sayers 10/28/01 Falmouth MA 40+
15 2:30:46 4 Dan
Vassallo 11/03/13 Manchester NH
16 2:30:53 5 Dave
Dunham 10/29/00 Falmouth MA
17 2:31:00 3 Scott
Leslie 10/28/12 Falmouth MA
18 2:31:01 4 Greg
Ward 10/29/06 Falmouth MA
19 2:31:05 1 Keith
Matiskella 10/24/93 Falmouth MA
20 2:31:06 5 Patrick
Rich 10/29/06 Falmouth MA
21 2:31:06 1 Dan
Vassallo 11/01/14 Manchester NH
22 2:31:42 6 Kevin
McGovern 10/26/86 Newport RI
23 2:32:16 7 Alan
Bernier 10/28/01 Falmouth MA
24 2:32:29 6 Jim
Garcia 11/13/88 Falmouth MA
25 2:32:57 9 Fergus
Cullen 10/28/01 Falmouth MA
40+ (Top 20)
Rank Time Pl Name Date
1 2:28:55 4 Larry
Sayers 2000
2 2:30:45 3 Larry
Sayers 2001
3 2:34:37 10 Gregg
Cornell 2000
4 2:35:20 2 Jim
Garcia 1999
5 2:35:42 10 Kevin
McGovern 2001
6 2:35:43 11 Jim
Garcia 2001
7 2:37:24 20 George
Adams 2010
8 2:37:28 4 Wayne
Jacob 1997
9 2:37:33 2 Gregg
Cornell 2002
10 2:38:48
16 Alan Bernier 2017
11 2:39:11 3 James
Garcia 1998
12 2:40:20 12 George
Adams 2011
13 2:40:21 16 Gregg
Cornell 2001
14 2:40:28 30 Ken
Tripp 2010
15 2:41:45 12 Dan
Verrington 2003
16 2:42:00 12 Jerry
Learned 1995
17 2:42:07 15 Jim
Garcia 2000
18 2:42:55 16 George
Kasierski 1985
19 2:43:00
14 Martin Tighe 2012 50+
20 2:43:06 35 Dan
Verrington 2010
50+ (all Sub 3:00)
Rank Time Pl Name Date
1 2:43:00 14 Martin
Tighe 2012
2 2:44:50 22 David
Principe 2017
3 2:45:42 26 Ed
Sheldon 2017
4 2:46:26 Martin
Tighe 2013
5 2:48:55 17 Jerry
Learned 1999
6 2:52:06 23 Martin Tighe 2014
7 2:52:25 37 Jim
Daley 1988
8 2:53:06
17 Ed Sheldon 2016
9 2:53:56 20 Jerry Learned 2000
10 2:56:09 28 Jerry
A. Learned 2001
11 2:56:55 32 Jerry
Learned 2002
12 2:57:13
60 Dave Dunham 2017
13 2:57:56 27 Jerry Learned 1998
14 2:58:01 34 Jerry
Learned 2003
15 2:58:40 27 Dave
Dunham 2016
16 2:59:12 88 Dan
Verrington 2015
A nearly complete listing of all of the USATF NE marathon
championships:
10-06-17 Lowell MA
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