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** DIV/TOT shows place in agegroup/div & the total (6/42 – 6th out of 42) **



Place Div/Tot Name S Age City St Finishr Pace

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1 1/3 Craig Farnum M 33 Reno NV 47:38 8:22

2 1/7 Raj Crow M 40 Incline Village NV 48:29 8:31

3 1/1 Cory Bedell M 57 Reno NV 52:17 9:11

4 1/5 Jenny Wilson F 42 Reno NV 53:11 9:20

5 2/7 David Gentry M 37 Reno NV 53:59 9:29

6 3/7 Andy Pasternak M 40 Reno NV 55:57 9:49

7 2/3 Daniel Reed M 29 Sparks NV 56:21 9:53

8 2/5 Lisa Schaller F 43 Reno NV 58:28 10:16

9 4/7 Scott Hilson M 42 Reno NV 59:26 10:26

10 5/7 Tim Teserio M 45 Reno NV 1:00:21 10:36

11 1/1 Andria Hanski F 24 Reno NV 1:00:27 10:37

12 3/3 Lanny Andrews M 32 Reno NV 1:04:14 11:17

13 3/5 Kelly Niedzwiecki F 35 Reno NV 1:04:19 11:17

14 4/5 Laural Larkin F 37 Reno NV 1:05:03 11:25

15 6/7 Scott Sedgwick M 44 Reno NV 1:06:47 11:43

16 1/4 Marian Samuelson F 57 Reno NV 1:11:19 12:31

17 2/4 Marisa Ellero F 70 Reno NV 1:17:51 13:40

18 5/5 Joann Ellero F 42 Reno NV 1:17:51 13:40

19 7/7 Michelle Wilson M 43 Oklahoma City OK 1:21:20 14:17

20 3/4 Lori Bellis F 50 Reno NV 1:21:20 14:17

21 4/4 Vernell Crawford F 67 Reno NV 2:00:43 21:11

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August 24, 2009 —Save the Date: the inaugural Galena Fest 2009 will take place Sunday, September 27, 2009, at Galena Creek Regional Park, Reno, NV; activities get underway at 8 am and include competitive mountain bike races for all ages, The Big Fish Contest for 4-11 year olds, and outdoor activities and fun for all ages. The festival will get underway around 11 AM and will feature live music, BBQ and food, a beer/beverage terrace and competition awards.

What’s sure to be the most talked about and anticipated element of Galena Fest, The Bloody Rose, a grueling, competitive climb starting at the Park and climbing more than 4700’ of vertical over 11 miles, will conclude at the top of Relay Peak, overlooking Lake Tahoe. The overall men’s and women’s finisher will take home a season pass to Mt. Rose Ski. The Bloody Rose starts at 9 AM. The Thorn, a shorter 5 mi. climb from the Park to The Wall at Sky Tavern, will challenge even the toughest. Category winners will enjoy lift tickets at Mt. Rose Ski. Start time is 9:30 AM. Both races are open to ages 14 and over. Early registrants will be timed and will compete for the prizes.

Kids races for those ages 5-13 will feature courses through the Park; helmets required and winners will enjoy hoodies donated by Mt. Rose Ski. Start times vary and begin at 10:30 AM. Registration is required.

Fishing buddies ages 4-11 can enter The Big Fish Contest at Marilyn’s Pond. Registration begins at 10 AM and the Contest runs 11 AM – 1 PM. Cabela’s has donated Rod & Reel sets for contest winners. Donations appreciated.

Outdoor activities abound for all: castle creations at the volleyball pit, apple art at Bear Mat picnic area, and a festival with live music, food vendors and beer/beverage terrace will take place at Eagle Meadow. The Festival is free and open to the public; proceeds from the sale of food and beverages will benefit the Park.

Online registration and more details: http://www.RenoGalenaFest.com

Additional information and media at renogalenafest@gmail.com or 775-253-4560.

Directions: Galena Creek Regional Park – NORTH Entrance: 18350 Mt. Rose Highway, Reno, NV 89511.

For Program Partners and Event Supporters, please visit our website: RenoGalenaFest.com