Record field competes in annual YMCA Turkey Trot
NORWICH – Despite one of the coldest race days on record, the 32nd edition of the Norwich YMCA Turkey Trot Sunday afternoon brought out a record number of entries and a record number of finishers over the 3.18-mile course.
With a wind-chill-factor dipping near zero degrees, Walton’s Scott Gleason captured the men’s and overall title Sunday timing 17:01. Trish Horan, a fixture among top women’s runners for years, gained the ladies’ title clocking in at 20:50.
Norwich YMCA Fitness and Wellness director, Shannon Gawronski, was impressed with the determination of this year’s field, one that was running into a brisk headwind for at least half of the race. “The weather really was the story today,” Gawronski said.
Flurries and winds up to 20 miles per hour did not slow the 537 runners who completed the race. YMCA executive director, Jamey Mullen, said that 676 entries were registered to easily top the previous-best record.
Mullen also thanked this year’s sponsors: NBT Bank, Chobani, Preferred Mutual Insurance Company, Norwich Pennysaver, Electron Coil Inc., Burrell's Excavating, Norwich Pharma Services, Reese-Marshall Oil Company, Tops Friendly Markets, Stewart’s Shops, Matthews Ford, The Evening Sun, Sidney Federal Credit Union, New York Central Mutual Insurance, Howard Johnson, Frontier Communications, Wilson Funeral Home, Arby's, The Trophy Guy, Save-A-Lot, Wise, and Broad Street United Methodist Church.
Below are the top three finishers in each age division. The YMCA will have complete results available on its website: www.norwichymca.com.
32nd Annual Norwich YMCA Turkey Trot Results
Men’s overall winner: Scott Gleason, Walton, 17:01.
Women’s overall winner: Trish Horan, Binghamton, 20:50.
Results by age group
(Top three finishers)
Female 11-and-under: Carissa Nichols, 26:28; Kara Golden, 27:55; Delany Koehl, 29:38.
Male 11-and-under: Maddox King, 25:14; Gabriel Sutton, 26:53; Stephen Kman, 28:27.
Female 12-15: Katie Anderson, 24:47; Triniti Myers, 25:07; Maya Blaisure, 25:53
Male 12-15: Ryan De Lola, 19:16; Alex Padovani, 21:00; Marcus Cashman, 22:56.
Female: 16-19: Katie Nolan, 22:28; Martha Clemens, 23:35; Emma Anderson, 24:47.
Male 16-19: Robert Jeffrey, 18:16; Jack Hillenbrand, 19:06; Mathew Robinson, 19:14.
Female 20-29: Kelly Anne McCarthy, 21:07; Ashley Collier, 21:57; Jessica Grow, 22:35.
Male 20-29: Nate Ashton, 20:03; Brett Fritts, 21:40; Andre Bryant, 22:48.
Female 30-39: Katie Wolford, 24:55; Sonya Houston, 26:03; Katy Perry, 25:45.
Male 30-39: Shaun Horan, 17:55; Scott Hornung, 18:59; Wayne Allen, 20:34.
Female 40-49: Anne Shaffer-Nolan, 22:29; Diane DiStefano, 22:58; Michele DuMond, 23:54.
Male 40-49: Corey DuBois, 20:37; Nathan Lewis, 21:27; John Padovani, 22:05.
Female 50-59: Rhonda Clune, 25:52; Mary Innes, 26:50; Dawn DeVita, 27:47.
Male 50-59: Scott Suba, 20:50; Steven Hornung, 21:12; John Barnett, 21:50.
Female 60-69: Grace Mohrein, 30:31; Claire Ders, 34:39; Joann Wormuth, 39:37.
Male 60-69: Dennis Uhlig, 24:07; Dale Fox, 24:50; Harold Gardner, 25:14.
Male 70-79: Kermit Cadrette, 20:25; John Hart, 30:42.
Female 80-and-over: June Gravener, 46:10.
Male 80-and-over: Willis Moses, 34:26.
With a wind-chill-factor dipping near zero degrees, Walton’s Scott Gleason captured the men’s and overall title Sunday timing 17:01. Trish Horan, a fixture among top women’s runners for years, gained the ladies’ title clocking in at 20:50.
Norwich YMCA Fitness and Wellness director, Shannon Gawronski, was impressed with the determination of this year’s field, one that was running into a brisk headwind for at least half of the race. “The weather really was the story today,” Gawronski said.
Flurries and winds up to 20 miles per hour did not slow the 537 runners who completed the race. YMCA executive director, Jamey Mullen, said that 676 entries were registered to easily top the previous-best record.
Mullen also thanked this year’s sponsors: NBT Bank, Chobani, Preferred Mutual Insurance Company, Norwich Pennysaver, Electron Coil Inc., Burrell's Excavating, Norwich Pharma Services, Reese-Marshall Oil Company, Tops Friendly Markets, Stewart’s Shops, Matthews Ford, The Evening Sun, Sidney Federal Credit Union, New York Central Mutual Insurance, Howard Johnson, Frontier Communications, Wilson Funeral Home, Arby's, The Trophy Guy, Save-A-Lot, Wise, and Broad Street United Methodist Church.
Below are the top three finishers in each age division. The YMCA will have complete results available on its website: www.norwichymca.com.
32nd Annual Norwich YMCA Turkey Trot Results
Men’s overall winner: Scott Gleason, Walton, 17:01.
Women’s overall winner: Trish Horan, Binghamton, 20:50.
Results by age group
(Top three finishers)
Female 11-and-under: Carissa Nichols, 26:28; Kara Golden, 27:55; Delany Koehl, 29:38.
Male 11-and-under: Maddox King, 25:14; Gabriel Sutton, 26:53; Stephen Kman, 28:27.
Female 12-15: Katie Anderson, 24:47; Triniti Myers, 25:07; Maya Blaisure, 25:53
Male 12-15: Ryan De Lola, 19:16; Alex Padovani, 21:00; Marcus Cashman, 22:56.
Female: 16-19: Katie Nolan, 22:28; Martha Clemens, 23:35; Emma Anderson, 24:47.
Male 16-19: Robert Jeffrey, 18:16; Jack Hillenbrand, 19:06; Mathew Robinson, 19:14.
Female 20-29: Kelly Anne McCarthy, 21:07; Ashley Collier, 21:57; Jessica Grow, 22:35.
Male 20-29: Nate Ashton, 20:03; Brett Fritts, 21:40; Andre Bryant, 22:48.
Female 30-39: Katie Wolford, 24:55; Sonya Houston, 26:03; Katy Perry, 25:45.
Male 30-39: Shaun Horan, 17:55; Scott Hornung, 18:59; Wayne Allen, 20:34.
Female 40-49: Anne Shaffer-Nolan, 22:29; Diane DiStefano, 22:58; Michele DuMond, 23:54.
Male 40-49: Corey DuBois, 20:37; Nathan Lewis, 21:27; John Padovani, 22:05.
Female 50-59: Rhonda Clune, 25:52; Mary Innes, 26:50; Dawn DeVita, 27:47.
Male 50-59: Scott Suba, 20:50; Steven Hornung, 21:12; John Barnett, 21:50.
Female 60-69: Grace Mohrein, 30:31; Claire Ders, 34:39; Joann Wormuth, 39:37.
Male 60-69: Dennis Uhlig, 24:07; Dale Fox, 24:50; Harold Gardner, 25:14.
Male 70-79: Kermit Cadrette, 20:25; John Hart, 30:42.
Female 80-and-over: June Gravener, 46:10.
Male 80-and-over: Willis Moses, 34:26.
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