Runner takes ‘stroll in park’
Herald and News
Klamath Falls, Oregon
August 11, 2002
By STEVE MATTHIES
CRATER LAKE NATIONAL PARK — For Laurie Greenberg, Saturday’s 27th annual running of the Crater Lake Rim Runs and Marathon was more than a stroll in the park.
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Greenberg, 27, was the first woman to finish the 13-mile run, in a race won by Stephen Siegel.
“I’m a teacher and we were coming west,” Greenberg said of herself and her husband, who did not run Saturday. “We went online, this race looked like fun and I decided to do it.”
She covered her 13 miles in one hour, 39 minutes and eight seconds.
Siegel, of San Andreas, Calif., was the overall winner in 1:25:50, just ahead of Trevor Hanlin of Grants Pass (1:26:25) and former Klamath Union runner Jonathan Osborne (1:26:52).
“My knees couldn’t take 26 miles on the pavement,” Siegel said. “I usually only run on trails where I live east of Sacramento and Stockton. Dirt’s quite a bit different than pavement.
“My shins felt a pounding (Saturday). I thought I counteract it with new shoes, but that didn’t work. But, it’s an incredible course,” he added.
Greenberg, of Chester, Vt., said she didn’t see that much.
“I kept pushing, kept moving,” Greenberg said. “I run hills in Vermont, but . . .
“When we started this, I read the writeups and saw where everyone said it was such a beautiful run. I didn’t see much of the beauty. I pretty much kept my head down, running.
“I wanted to keep my pace even,” Greenberg said, “for the downhills as well as uphill. My quad(riceps) really hurt on the downhills.”
She said the altitude also bothered her.
“This is higher than I’m used to and my head pounded a little, at times,” Greenberg said, who said that a telephone call to Vermont to her father elicited little more than “you’ll enjoy the views.”
Usually a marathon runner, Greenberg, her husband and a friend will compete in an adventure race in Sacramento next weekend, which is one reason she ran the 13-mile race at Crater Lake, her first career half-marathon.
Also on the horizon is this fall’s New York Marathon.
Greenberg also said she has completed three Boston Marathon races.
Among the interesting results in Saturday’s 13-mile race came when Maureen Lundy of Klamath Falls easily outdistanced her husband, Chuck.
Maureen Lundy was 20th overall in 1:49:13, while her husband finished 64th in 2:13:35. Chuck Lundy is superintendent of Crater Lake National Park, and has run in all but one Crater Lake race since his arrival at the park.
Joyce Richter, who was the top women in last year’s 6.7-mile race, ran the half-marathon this year and finished 18th overall in 1:47:37.
CRATER LAKE RIM RUNS 13-MILE RESULTS
1. Stephen Siegel, 1:25:50; 2. Trevor Hanlin, 1:26:25; 3. Jonathan Osborne, 1:26:52; 4. David Moreno, 1:30:13; 5. Jeff Trapold, 1:32:06; 6. Dean Miller, 1:35:55; 7. Laurie Greenberg, 1:39:08; 8. Doug Halvorsen, 1:40:29; 9. Italo Durighello, 1:42:40; 10. Richard Spaccarelli, 1:43:35;
11. Beth Lipton, 1:43:44; 12. Russell Morgan, 1:44:25; 13. Tony Swan, 1:44:41; 14. Timothy Molloy, 1:44:46; 15. Carl Sniffen, 1:45:47; 16. Benjamin Ralph, 1:47:19; 17. Jeremie Lipton, 1:47:23; 18. Joyce Richter, 1:47:37; 19. Doug Madsen, 1:48:05; 20. Maureen Lundy, 1:49:13;
21. Bob Fletcher, 1:50:42; 22. Juliane Rethfeldt, 1:51:52; 23. Percy McKnight, 1:51:53; 24. Christine Nile, 1:52:12; 25. George Meyer, 1:52:29; 26. Peggy McCartney, 1:53:03; 27. Thomas Smith, 1:53:22; 28. Ryan Sparks, 1:53:24; 29. Meghan Gilroy, 1:53:25; 30. Mimi Warnecke, 1:53:57;
31. Sam Moss, 1:54:13; 32. Colby Phillips, 1:54:24; 33. Bary Kaiser, 1:55:30; 34. Monte Pearson, 1:55:43; 35. Mike Sweeny, 1:56:36; 36. Kirk Addicot, 1:57:26; 37. Karen Siegel, 1:58:09; 38. Carey Gregg, 1:58:11; 39. Steve McCuen, 2:00:30; 40. Patrick Chinn, 2:01:35;
41. Bill Reade, 2:01:46; 42. Brittany Hodgson, 2:02:53; 43. Katharine Howard, 2:02:54; 44. Steve Kaufman, 2:02:56; 45. David Lyman, 2:03:48; 46. Karisa Thede, 2:04:24; 47. Patrick Flahe, 2:04:29; 48. Drake Tollenaar, 2:05:11; 49. Bill Smillie, 2:05:49; 50. Simone Kaiser, 2:06:16;
51. Will Haapald, 2:06:28; 52. Steve Ayers, 2:07:58; 53. Charlie Hyman, 2:08:02; 54. Pamela Beezley, 2:08:04; 55. Melvin Hammack, 2:08:11; 56. Robert Schwoefferman, 2:09:11; 57. runner 257, 2:09:40; 58. Sebastian Bruan, 2:11:44; 59. Shannon Duke, 2:12:17; 60. Alexe Bellingham, 2:12:18;
61. Paul Amstutz, 2:12:20; 62. Doug Wilson, 2:12:24; 63. Adrian Sherman, 2:12:34; 64. Chuck Lundy, 2:13:35; 65. Donald Yost, 2:14:45; 66. Joe Tollenaar, 2:15:24; 67. Flora Pearson, 2:15:25; 68. John Sweitzer, 2:15:30; 69. Dean Thomas, 2:25:44; 70. Nancy Nelson, 2:16:15;
71. Chris Niskanen, 2:16:59; 72. Dave Roush, 2:17:44; 73. Michael Goodman, 2:18:17; 74. Teresa Middleton, 2:18:50; 75. Gwen Turos, 2:19:41; 76. Stephen Johnson, 2:29:57; 77. Mary Cassar, 2:21:00; 78. Veronica Braun, 2:22:00; 79. Jan Marie Yonan, 2:22:39; 80. Gary Williams, 2:23:05;
81. Cort Garrison, 2:23:06; 82. Art Walker, 2:23:25; 83. Sharon Kanemura, 2:24:41; 84. Dee Duke, 2:24.51; 85. Melissa Dooley, 2:25:36; 86. Lisa Dillone, 2:27:23; 87. Karen Clark, 2:28:43; 88. Becky Wilson, 2:30:33; 89. Lisa Chelltti, 2:33:16; 90. Pete Miller, 2:33:17;
91. Bob Ludlam, 2:34:54; 92. Anne Jordan, 2:35:42; 93. Karen Clark, 2:37:54; 94. Bill Hardt, 2:38:14; 95. Sandee Doughton, 2:38:18; 96. Jon Dilbone, 2:40:44; 97. Judith McPheters, 2:44:25; 98. Jill Law, 2:47:05; 99. Johanna Stucker, 2:47:57; 100. Diana Samson, 2:48:08;
101. Jimm Smith, 3:12:23; 102. Stephanie Finnianous, 3:16:00; 103. Jen Knick, 3:16:01; 104. Danny Lutsey, 3:16:03; 105. Bob Repp, 3:18:51.
