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Alumni Harriers Enjoy ‘Run’ Down Memory Lane at Bear Mountain 

Furst, DiMarino individual champs; Suffern, Monroe-Woodbury team titlists

 

The Bill Markiewicz Memorial Rockland Alumni Cross Country Run unleashes a flood of memories for the local cross-country community. 

 

Like the swallows returning to Capistrano and worshippers journeying to Mecca, the harriers make their annual pilgrimage to Bear Mountain on Thanksgiving Saturday to run – and to remember. They remember the pristine autumn afternoons, the trees’ multi-colored palette, the sun glinting off Hessian Lake, the welcoming embrace of the Inn. And the hill: How can they ever forget the chin-scraping, lung-searing climb to the old ski-jump launch?

 

“We don’t run anything with a hill like that on the college courses,” said Stephen Furst, a North Carolina State grad who captured this year’s 26th annual event. “It’s kind of a shock to the system.”

 

“The hill is still the hill,” said Laura Bergen-DiMarino, the women’s champion, with irrefutable logic. “It seems to get steeper every year.”

 

Conquering the infamous incline is a forbidding challenge but 223 harriers were equal to the task at the Nov. 29 event. Included among them were four participants who gave the race an international flavor by having attended secondary schools in Germany, England, Ireland and Canada.

 

“Obama’s influence is already being felt before he even raises his right hand,” quipped Tom Doherty, who conceived the Alumni Run event back in 1983 and has teamed with Ralph Coleman and a host of minions to shepherd it through ever since. “When Ralph sets up the course in the morning I look around and say, “Oh boy, I wonder how many people will show up.’ But then they start arriving and it all comes together. It’s always a fun day and there’s a lot of goodwill.”

 

Mary Haugh, a native of Ireland who attended secondary school in Woodford, County Galway, participated for the first time and was joined by her son, John, Nanuet class of 1993, and daughter Erin, Nanuet class of 1997. Erin was a two-time Rockland County champion – at Bear Mountain, of course – and the 1994 New York State Class C champion while at Nanuet.

 

“We watched Erin run here many times and I always wanted to do this,” said Mary, whose husband John served as cheerleader along with his son’s wife Marissa, their two young children and Erin’s husband Tim. “Bear Mountain is a lovely place and the day was very nice for it.”

 

The sun did indeed shine on the plains of Bear Mountain, bathing the throng in mid-40-degree temperatures and warming the hearts of the reuniting revelers. One of those celebrants was Matt Markiewicz, Goshen class of 1993, a son of the late Bill Markiewicz, for whom the race is named.

 

“There’s a great spirit here and it’s continuing to grow every year,” said Matt, who was joined in the race by his uncles Tom and Mike, both Albertus Magnus alums, aunt Margaret (Rosary Academy ’76) and cousins Mark and Patrick. “This is a great turnout. It shows how much everyone is dedicated to the event and the sport.”

 

The Markiewicz clan also included Matt’s brothers Danny (Goshen ’96) and Luke (Goshen ’99), his uncle Pete, Danny’s 13-month-old son Ian William, and of course Bill’s widow, Janet. Bill’s other brother, Duke, would have been there too had he not been delayed by the heavy holiday traffic on I-95 coming up from Virginia with his wife, Jackie.

 

Janet Markiewicz attends the race faithfully each year and assists in presenting the Bill Markiewicz Award as the runners are assembled at the starting line. This year’s honoree was Fred Adler, the longtime head of the Rockland and Southern Catskill officials association and the race starter for the Alumni Run. Adler and Markiewicz were fellow teachers in the Clarkstown Central School District.

 

Bill Markiewicz was a 1967 Albertus Magnus graduate and spent 11 years (1978-89) as Clarkstown North’s head cross country and assistant track coach. He coached the Rams to the Section 9 cross-country championship in 1983 but more importantly, his infectious enthusiasm and unshakable commitment to kids left a profound legacy on everyone who knew him. The award named for him is presented to an individual who has made a lasting contribution and rendered distinguished service to the sport of cross country in Rockland County. Fittingly, he was the award’s first recipient in 1991, when the race was renamed in his memory. He had succumbed to cancer earlier that year, at age 41.

 

Bill Markiewicz would have been proud that the event named in his honor continues to flourish into its second quarter-century. The exhortations he imparted as his runners ascended the signature hill would have been gratefully accepted by any number of participants this year, including DiMarino, who was reduced to walking for a brief stretch on the steepest part of the incline. The 1984 Nanuet alumna managed to regain her momentum after the hill and went on to win the women’s division in 19:50, a 20-second improvement over her runner-up performance last year. Kelly Thompson, a 1995 Pearl River grad, was second in 20:24.

 

“Seeing all the people like the old coaches and everyone makes me feel young again,” said DiMarino, the 1982 Rockland County champion, who at 42 has been revitalized as a masters runner, having completed the recent New York City Marathon in an excellent 3 hours 13 minutes. “I was nervous that men would see me coming and say, ‘Here comes grandma. Not only is she a girl but she’s old too.’”

 

While DiMarino is enjoying a middle-age running revival, men’s winner Furst is parlaying his youthful experience into a bid for national prominence. The 2003 Goshen alum ran the grinding Bear Mountain course in 15:06, the fastest time since Art Gunther’s 14:46 in 2001. Furst finished a full 30 seconds ahead of his closest pursuer, Kyle O’Brien, Monroe-Woodbury class of 2006.

 

“I had this race on my calendar since August,” said Furst, whose best high school time on the course was 15:27 in ’02, when the layout was slightly shorter due to a change in the downhill section. “I wanted to take it more seriously but I got a virus and that forced my body into a rest period. I would like to come back again some year and go after the course record.”

 

That record is no piece of cake – 1992 Olympian John Trautmann’s blistering 14:08 from 1994 – but if anyone has the potential to threaten it, it’s Furst. He won the Penn Relays college division 5,000 meters in April in an outstanding 13:49 and matched that time to place 10th – and claim the eighth and final All-America berth – at the NCAA outdoor championships in June. Furst also scored a difficult 10,000/5,000 double at the Atlantic Coast Conference championships the week before Penn, giving him three major triumphs in a seven-day span.

 

Furst is currently a volunteer assistant coach at his alma mater, N.C. State, where he earned his undergraduate degree in aerospace engineering in 2007 and is set to graduate in December 2008 with a master’s in mechanical engineering, also from N.C. State. He plans to remain in Raleigh for the next few years to pursue a Ph.D in mechanical engineering while continuing to train under his college coach, Rollie Geiger. His goals include finishing in the top six in the U.S. national XC championships in February to qualify for the World Championships in Jordan the following month. In track, he wants to take a shot at a sub-4:00 mile (he has an indoor 4:07 to his credit and a 3:48 1,500), make some U.S. traveling teams and, long term, gear up for the Olympic Trials in 2012.

 

On the team scoring front, the Suffern Mounties took home their fourth Alumni Run men’s crown with 60 points, while the Clarkstown North Rams shaded the Nanuet Golden Knights for second, 124 to 126. In the women’s division, the Monroe-Woodbury Crusaders edged Nanuet, 62-65, to notch their sixth team title and move into a tie with Pearl River for most women’s championships.

 

For the third time in recorded race history, the team participation title was shared. Suffern and Monroe-Woodbury each fielded 25 participants, followed closely by Clarkstown North (23) and Pearl River (22). The other ties occurred in 2002 and 2004. Overall, 49 high schools were represented as alma maters of participating runners, including schools in California, Minnesota, Illinois and Virginia.

 

Among the notable female entrants were seven-time champion Julianne Littmann-Viscardo, Monroe-Woodbury ’95, who gave birth a few months ago but still managed to place sixth; Janet Pietropaolo, Nanuet ’80, the 1978 Rockland County champion; Laurel Gilhooly Reilly, Albertus Magnus ’81, the 1980 Rockland County victor; Lisette Hautau, Tappan Zee ’78, the 1975 and ’77 Rockland champ; Lauren Tuchband Cullen, Nanuet ’98, the 2002 Alumni Run winner; and Sue (Gulla) Lanoce, Pearl River ’83, who has participated in the Alumni Run more times than any other woman – 25, missing only the inaugural event in 1983.

 

On the men’s side, Brian Crowley, Albertus Magnus ’82, has been aging gracefully since winning the Alumni crown in 1990. The 44-year-old continued to upstage the younger runners, finishing eighth for the second straight year.

 

Three entrants kept alive their streaks of having participated in all 26 editions of the meet: Pat Chambers, Albertus Magnus ’76, who won the inaugural ’83 race held in blizzard-like conditions; Larry Beckerle, Albertus Magnus 1973; and Walt Johnston, Suffern ’65. Johnston’s waxed enthusiastic about his daughter Diana’s first-time participation in the race. Diana, a 2005 Clarkstown South graduate who attends Villanova, ran with her dad for the first half of the race before pulling away on the hill. She was the 23rd female finisher and 148th overall in 26:14. Walt wound up 164th in 27:44.

 

“As her father/coach, I advised her to go out with me so she would have energy for the hill and at the end of the race,” Walt said. “I had this vision of running the whole race together and letting her cross the finish line ahead of me. Well, when we got to the big hill, she just started to fly away from me and by the time I reached the ice skating rink, she was a good 200 meters ahead of me. So much for my plans!”

 

Introducing his daughter to running and taking part in events like the Alumni Run clearly means a lot to Walt: “I feel that some of me has rubbed off on her. I feel that by doing what I love and care for, it has somehow had a real impact on what she has chosen to incorporate into her lifestyle.”

 

Well said, Walt. Here’s to the next 26 years!

 

  

26th annual Bill Markiewicz Memorial Rockland Alumni Cross Country Run

Saturday, November 29, 2008

Bear Mountain State Park, Bear Mountain, N.Y.

Course: 3.0 miles

Meet records: 14:08, John Trautmann (Monroe-Woodbury ’86), 1994

                       17:03, Debbie Grant (Ramapo ’83), 1995

 

Men’s Team Scores: 1. Suffern (Suf), 60; 2, Clarkstown North (CN), 124; 3. Nanuet (Nan), 126; 4. Monroe-Woodbury (MW), 142; 5. Pearl River (PR), 176; 6. Albertus Magnus (AM), 303; 7. Clarkstown South (CS), 401; 8. Goshen (Gosh), 425; other teams incomplete.

 

Women’s Team Scores: 1. Monroe-Woodbury (MW), 62; 2. Nanuet (Nan), 65; 3. Clarkstown South (CS), 132; 4. Clarkstown North (CN), 149; other teams incomplete.

 

Team Participation (Combined):  1. Tie, Suffern (Suf) and Monroe-Woodbury (MW), 25; 3. Clarkstown North (CN), 23; 4. Pearl River (PR), 22; 5. Albertus Magnus (AM), 17; 6. Nanuet (Nan), 16; 7. Clarkstown South (CS), 13; 8. Tie, Goshen (G), North Rockland (NR), and Warwick Valley, 5; 11. Tie, Millbrook (Mill), Ramapo (Ram) & Tappan Zee (TZ), 4; 14. Tie, Beacon (Bc), Burke Catholic (BC) & Cornwall (Corn), 3; 17. Tie, Arlington (Arl), Chaminade (Cham), Newburgh Free Academy (NFA), Spring Valley (SV) & St. Joseph Regional (SJ), 2; 22. Tie, Nyack (Ny), Yorktown (Ykt), Guilderland (Guild), St. Cloud Apollo, Minn., Mamaroneck (Mk), Hendrick Hudson (HH), Francis Lewis, Shasta (Redding, Calif)., Putnam Valley (PV), Jesuit, South Kent, Jericho, George Washington, Mepham, Bayside, H. Frank Carey, Notre Dame College School (Welland, (Ontario, Canada), K.Z. Gymnasium (Germany), C.D. Hylton (Woodbridge, Va.), Washingtonville, Voorheesville, Moulsham (United Kingdom), Solanco, Central Catholic (Ill.), Rosary Academy, St. Gabriel, Maria Regina, Woodford (County Galway, Ireland), 1.

 

Women’s Top 20 Individuals (51 women finishers)

1. Laura Bergen-DiMarino (Nan ’84), 19:50 (40th overall); 2. Kelly Thompson (PR ’95), 20:24; 3. Suzanne La Burt (MW ’81), 20:44; 4. Erin Haugh (Nan ’97), 20:51; 5. Lauren Tuchband Cullen (Nan ’98), 20:52; 6. Julianne Littmann-Viscardo (MW ’95), 21:20; 7. Julie Gillis (Corn ’00), 21:24; 8. Jessica Petrina (TZ ’00), 21:53; 9. Christine Bibbo (MW ‘930, 22:10; 10. Leslie Ballantyne (Suf ’92), 22:50; 11. Beth Bushong (Solanco ’96), 23:13; 12. Caitlin McVey (War ’00), 23:28; 13. Katie Barnes (CN ’01), 23:49; 14. Laura Murray (Suf ’02), 23:52; 15. Desiree LoBianco (MW ’96), 24:08; 16. Jill Pietropaolo (CS ’06), 24:33; 17. Allison Clark (War ’99), 24:41; 18. Judi Gallagher (BC ’01), 24:48; 19. Marietta Bennett (CN ’02), 24:51; 20. Laurel Gilhooly Reilly (AM ’81), 25:12.

 

Overall Individual Results

 

1. Stephen Furst (Gosh ’03), 15:06; 2. Kyle O’Brien (MW ’06), 15:36; 3. Bert J. Rodriguez (Ny ’97), 15:45; 4. James Kopcsay (Ykt ’01), 16:15; 5. Lou Maturo (TZ ’04), 16:24; 6. Evan Flach (Suf ’08), 16:34; 7. Louis Tafuto (War ’06), 16:42; 8. Brian Crowley (AM ’82), 16:48; 9. Einar Gary Brissing (Nan ’02), 17:03; 10. James Attle (Suf  ’98), 17:07, 11. Kevin McCarthy (Nan ’04), 17:22; 12. James Biondi (Suf ’08), 17:27, 13. Paul Lagno (Mill ’08), 17:31; 14. Mike Kohlbrenner (PR ’76), 17:34; 15. Brian Horowitz (Suf ’06), 17:40; 16. Tom Zarnoch (MW ’08), 17:41; 17. Michael Koral (Suf ’07), 17:42; 18. Jamie Kempton (AM ’76), 17:43; 19. Rafael Ortiz (SV ’05), 17:54; 20. Anthony Calingo (CN ’01), 17:59; 21. John Roth (Mill ’06), 18:00; 22. Tom McCarney (CN ’93), 18:02; 23. T.J. Ciccone (Suf ’94), 18:09; 24. Andy Kohlbrenner (PR ’81), 18:15; 25. Mike Morris (CN ’96), 18:18; 26. Andrew Rickert (Guild ’97), 18:23; 27. Martin Gibbs (Moulsham, United Kingdom, ’80), 18:27; 28. Tom Dillon (CN ’97), 18:27.8; 29. Pat Driscoll (CN ’98), 18:28; 30. David Blumel (MW ’75), 18:35; 31. Frank Visingardi (Nan ’86), 19:04; 32. Devon White (CN ’96), 19:17; 33. Blair McGrady (Cornwall), 19:20; 34. Cornwall, 19:21; 35. Matt McKenna (CN ’03), 19:25; 36. John Haugh (Nan ’93), 19:38; 37. Tom List (PR ’80), 19:44; 38. Zach Berbit (Suf ’96), 19:45; 39. Justin Sierpinski (Nan ’08), 40. Laura Bergen-DiMarino (Nan ’84), 19:50; 41. Tim Waples (Suf ’00), 19:55; 42. Jim Dugandzic (PR ’81), 19:57; 43. Paul Mueller (St. Cloud Apollo, Minn. ’02), 19:59; 44. Jim Trautmann (MW ’90), 20:05; 45. John Byrne (War ’05), 20:16; 46. Tony Modafferi (CS ’04), 20:18; 47. Duane Davis (CS ’96), 20:23; 48. Kelly Thompson (PR ’95), 20:24; 49. Jim Boddorf (Ram ’73), 20:25; 50. Paul Kreischer (MW ’85), 20:39.

 

51. Suzanne La Burt (MW ’81), 20:43; 52. Patrick Markiewicz (BC ’06), 20:47; 53. Adam Skrypack (CN ’96), 20:49; 54. Erin Haugh Colleran (Nan ’97), 20:51; 55. Lauren Tuchband Cullen (Nan ’98), 20:52; 56. Peter Viscardo (MW ’95), 20:54; 57. Matt Markiewicz (Gosh ’93), 20:55; 58. Michael Beckerle (Nan ’79), 20:59; 59. Michael Ward (PR ’81), 21:01; 60. Alex Litzky (Mk ’05), 21:02; 61. Richard Harris (CS ’01), 21:08; 62. Bob Hermesch (HH ’68), 21:12; 63. Scott Fine (Suf ’07), 21:14; 64. Julianne Littmann-Viscardo (MW ’95), 21:20; 65. Julie Gillis (Corn ’00), 21:23; 66. Steven Estremera (Mill ’08), 21:31; 67. Jason Friedman (CN ’93), 21:45; 68. Jered Haag (MW ’89), 21:46; 69. Douglas Putzelt (War ’05), 21:46.5; 70. David Donohue (AM ’95), 21:47; 71. Jonathan Vaughan (NR ’00), 21:47; 72. Michael Sokoll (Francis Lewis ’84), 21:50; 73. Tim Nye (Nan ’03), 21:52; 74. Jessica Petrina (TZ ’00), 21:53; 75. Brian Bader (CN ’99), 21:56; 76. David Herbstman (Ram ’79), 22:05; 77. Christine Bibbo (MW ’93), 22:10; 78. Ray Sussman (PR ’81), 22:14; 79. Steve Cobb (NR ’78), 22:14.6; 80. Randall Duggan (Shasta, Redding, Calif. ’88), 22:15; 81. Michael Sandhage (PR ’94), 22:15; 82. Joe Tomasso (BC ’89), 22:17; 83. Matt Diglio (MW ’96), 22:18; 84. 84. Chris O’Brien (MW ’04), 22:29; 85. Adam Liscia (Putnam Valley ’05), 22:30; 86. Keith Reilly (PR ’90), 22:31; 87. Kevin Heraghty (NR ’94), 22:33; 88. Bob DeMarco (Beacon ’69), 22:35; 89. Paul Voelke (MW ’94), 22:35.8; 90. Jeff Cerefice (Gosh ’75), 22:40; 91. Unofficial entrant, 22:47; 92. Leslie Ballantyne (Suf ’92), 22:50; 93. Dominick Ponzio (NR ’00), 22:56; 94. Edward Meyer (Jesuit ’92), 22:59; 95. Michael Weiss (Suf ’96), 23:02; 96. Chris Hecht (CN ’10), 23:04; 97. James Whelan (South Kent ’07), 23:05; 98. Kevin Chanowsky (MW ’94), 23:09; 99. Beth Bushong (Solanco ’96), 23:13; 100. John McNiff (AM ’75), 23:15.

 

101. T.J. Maglione (MW ’01), 23;15; 102. Mark Nedell (Suf ’96), 23:17; 103. Evan Ratnow (Suf ’96), 23:21; 104. Caitlin McVey (War ’00), 23:28; 105. Steve Sutton (TZ ’90), 23:30; 106. Thomas Huether (Ram ’73), 23:32; 107. Larry Beckerle (AM ’73), 23:34; 108. John Murphy (PR ’84), 23:35; 109. Harry Owens (Chaminade ’76), 23:36; 110. Andrew Strayer (Mill ’07), 23:37; 111. John Herr (MW ’83), 23:38; 112. Chris Craig (AM ’82), 23:46; 113. Ed Casey (PR ’82), 23:47; 114. Katie Barnes (CN ’01), 23:49; 115. Laura Murray (Suf ’02), 23:52; 116. Ray Alicea (CS ’86), 23:54; 117. Josh Hanat (CN ’97), 23:55; 118. Christopher Goodwin (MW ’89), 23:57; 119. Desiree LoBianco (MW ’96), 24:08; 120. Dan Cohen (Suf ’08), 24:12; 121. Roy Friedman (Gosh ’93), 24:16; 122. Tim Sullivan (Beacon ’78), 24:18; 123. Ed Brown (Jericho ’80), 24:21; 124. Jill Pietropaolo (CS ’06), 24:33; 125. Allison Clark (War ’99), 24:41; 126. Judi Gallagher (BC ’01), 24:48; 127. Matt Carcaterra (MW ’01), 24:48.4; 128. Tom Dempsey (PR ’83), 24:49; 129. Marietta Bennett (CN ’02), 24:51; 130. Nick Parente (CN ’87), 24:56; 131. Samuel Lin (CS ’94), 25:04; 132. Sujohn Sarkar (Suf ’96), 25:09; 133. Suffern ’96, 25:09; 134. Laurel Gilhooly Reilly (AM ’81), 25:12; 135. Matt Ammer (Suf ’94), 25:25; 136. Chuck Sommerlad (MW ’85), 25:31; 137. Pat Chambers (AM ’76), 25:32; 138. Kristine Beckerle (AM ’07), 25:36; 139. Lisa Ansorge Ratnow (Arlington ’96), 25:41; 140. Matt Hemmer (MW ’95), 25:46; 141. Dan Avener (Suf ’65), 25:46; 142. Joe Dempsey (PR ’92), 25:48; 143. Jay Kaplan (SV ’67), 25:50; 144. Ben Walker (Notre Dame College School, Welland, Ontario, Canada ’85), 25:51; 145. C. Freeman (St. Joseph Regional ’92), 25:51.7; 146. Stephen Beckerle (AM ’74), 25:57; 147. Alan Brandstaedter (CN ’92), 25:59; 148. Diana Johnston (CS ’05), 26:14; 149. Brian Tuchband (Nan ’01), 26:16; 150. Fred Schuepfer (George Washington ’78), 26:20.

 

151. Ross Stephens (Arlington ’94), 26:31; 152. Paul Devine (CS ’77), 26:32; 153. Aaron Krochmal (CS ’92), 26:34; 154. Cindy Parliament (CS ’88), 26:35; 155. Mike Moran (AM ’83), 26:47; 156. Kevin DeSantis (Gosh ’95), 26:58; 157. Matt Bracconeri (CN ’99), 26:59; 158. Patti Zodda (Nan ’88), 26:59.5; 159. Chris Bracconeri (CN ’97), 26:59.8; 160. Evan Bracconeri (CN ’04), 27:00; 161. Unofficial entrant; 162. Thomas Kelly (PR ’78), 27:11; 163. Michael Greco (PR ’78), 27:14; 164. Walter Johnston (Suf ’65), 27:44; 165. Colleen Thompson (PR ’96), 27:51; 166. Robert Solimier (K.Z. Gymnasium, Germany, ’06), 27:53; 167. Rob McNamara (Nan ’86), 27:54; 168. Teresa Scott (CS ’80), 28:09; 169. Michael Collins (Mepham ’78), 28:38; 170. Elizabeth C. Miller (Central Catholic, Ill., ’98), 28:40; 171. Colin Gribbin (Newburgh F.A. ’89), 28:43; 172. Denise Esserman (MW ’95), 28:43.8; 173. Craig Riegelhaupt (Washingtonville ’94), 28:44; 174. Janet Pietropaolo (Nan ’80), 28:52.5; 175. Paul Pietropaolo (Nan ’76), 28:53; 176. Jennifer Gribbin (Newburgh F.A. ’92), 29:06; 177. Buddy Gilbert (Beacon ’75), 29:11; 178. Alison Meisner Luscher (CN ’84), 29:25; 179. Kathy List (PR ’91), 29:28; 180. Sean Kilkenny (CN ’85), 29:29; 181. Jim Freeman (AM ’82), 29:34; 182. Danny Hlavac (PR ’79), 29:51; 183. Christopher Costanza (PR ’69), 29:52; 184. Larry Quinn (AM ’69), 29:52.8; 185. Jeff Ratnow (Suf ’89), 30:08; 186. Lisette Hautau (TZ ’78), 30:11; 187. Josh Levine (Suf ’96), 30:18; 188. Rebecca Ratnow (Suf ’94), 30:18.8; 189. Sean Barron (PR ’79), 30:23; 190. Dan Hogan (Suf ’99), 30:24; 191. Ken Gerber (CS ’92), 30:28; 192. Chip Moreau (AM ’74), 30:41; 193. Jerry Tuchband (H. Frank Carey ’69), 30:47; 194. Brian Flannery ’89, 30:48; 195. Sal Viscardo (MW ’91), 30:50; 196. Mary Flannery, 31:32; 197. Susan (Gulla) Lanoce (PR ’83), 31:43; 198. Alison Limpert (NR ’99), 31:47; 199. Nicole Tracey (CN ’00), 32:19; 200. Shawn Houck (Voorheesville ’85), 32:30.

 

201. Jackie McCracken-Houck (Nan ’84), 32:38; 202. Gibby Sweet (PR ’68), 32:44; 203. Margaret Markiewicz (Rosary Academy ’76), 32:49; 204. Shirley Quinn (CS ’81), 32:51; 205. Unknown entrant; 206. Mark Markiewicz (C.D. Hylton, Va. ’95), 33:44; 207. Tom Markiewicz (AM ’65), 33:50; 208. Unknown entrant; 209. Unknown entrant; 210. Mike Markiewicz (AM ’70), 33:55; 211. Marianne Pade Mitchell (AM ’94), 33:55; 212. Erica Norey (CN ’00), 34:04; 213. Alex Beg (Chaminade ’01), 34:23; 214. J. Lee Snow (MW ’83), 34:40; 215. John Murphy (MW ’85), 34:40.4; 216. Unofficial entrant; 217. Mary Haugh (Woodford, County Galway, Ireland), 35:04; 218. Sherry Berbit (Ramapo ’69), 47:49; 219. Suffern, 47:50; 220. Debbie Prozzillo (Maria Regina ’74), 48:01; 221.Vicki Bibbo (St. Gabriel of New Rochelle ’72), 48:02; 222. Pam Quick (MW ’79), 49:30; 223. Warren Berbit (Bayside ’60), 51:04.