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Marathon Mania reigns in Hay-vrill. Not only was the Haverhill River Run the second longest Marathon in the country to Top O, it was also the second roughest to Top O!! Due to all of the recent rains, the mighty Merrimack River was flowing at its strongest current of the year making the conditions challenging to say the least and in the end it was the Michigan Marathoners that prevailed to the delight of the crowd.
DSR - Nick Ladd, Matt Ladd, Doug Pearsall
CSR - Mark Kurz, Tim Noury, Nate Lord
ASR - Howie Pickerall, Ted O'Neil, Nick Nowak
25SSR - Jim Howe, Jeff Brewster
All kinds of stories to be told from Mike Akerstrom demolishing a DSR to Mark Kurz losing his bottom fin in a log. The log was later retrieved with the fin solidly stuck for life!
The Ladd's are the new local hero's and will probably be a little woozy tommorrow morning!!
In addition to the Marathon, there was some great closed course racing to the delight of the Crecent Yacht Club crowd.
AXH - Billy Audette, Jack Cavanaugh
ASH - Peter Crowley, Colleen Tweedy, Dick Currier
CSH - Billy Allen, Bob Howe, Mikey W Schmidt
CSR - Mike Cook, Steve Noury, Tim Noury
DSH - Steve Noury, Mikey W Schmidt
20SSH - Billy Allen, Jeff Brester, Bobby Cronin
25SSR - Jason Thompson, Paul Luippold, Jeff Main
25SSH - Davey Young, Jeff Brewster, Doug Pearsall
OSY400 - Bobby Cronin, Jeff Main, Billy Allen
Awards to be presented Sunday at Drivers meeting, check back for photo's........
For the second consecutive weekend we beat Mother Nature. With rain all around us, we were spared and day two of the Haverhill River Run went with just a few glitches. Sunday results........
AXH - Billy Audette, Jack Cavanaugh, Katie Quartarone
ASH - Dick Currier, Colleen Tweedy, Nick Nowak
CSH - Billy Allen, Mikey W. Schmidt, Mike Akerstrom
CSR - Steve Noury, Mike Cook, Glen Berry
DSH - Steve Noury, Alex Poliakoff, Peter Gevinski
20SSH - Billy Allen, Ken Terry, Mike Akerstrom
25SSR - Paul Luippold, Jason Thompson, Glen Berry
OSY400 - Billy Allen, Mike Akerstrom, Bob Howe
Congratulations Pop! And you thought that that was supposed to be your last runabout ride.....not Guess you're second guessing the sale of that boat now. Good to see that some REAL rollin' up runabouts ran the marathon. Reminds me of the EORC marathon glory days.
Once again Steve thats the way a race should be held....to my old friends and new friends Thanks again,But in the Immortal words of Billy Allen It Aint no #$@!@& Mullet Lake!!!21 hours on the road and I'm out
I cannot say thank you enough. I had a great time and met some of the most kind hearted people in my life. It is amazing how well you get treated out in region 1 and how well a race program is handled and ran also. I also was lucky enough to see Billy Allen and his father, Racer Allen held my boat for the marathon start and that was a pretty big deal for me also. I had a great time!!
The members of the Crescent Yacht Club want to thank all the racers for making the trip to Haverhill this year. SSOA ran another great event with races going off like clockwork. The crowds love the Marathon and spectators on both sides of the river enjoyed the short course show. We are already looking at tide tables for 2012 and another great weekend of racing in Haverhill.
Dave Goodwin - CYC
Congratulations Howie on the win. Brings back memories of the old days. To bad EORC is on hold now as the Peconic Bay would make for a great marathon run as it used to be.
Ye Olde Desert Geezer and BDOBR#4 Al Lang
I've finally made it to my PC and all I can say is WOW! Dave Goodwin and his gang really made us feel at home, and Steve Noury and 'his' gang once again showed us why we drive half way across this great country for a boat race.
Our gang of 'Marathon Madmen' are proud to have competed in the third annual 'Haverhill River Run', and you can believe me, we had plenty to talk about, and laugh about, on our way back to Top'O land.
We all had a great time, one we will not soon forget. I had so many CYC members that I met last year come up and thank us for coming, and also wishing for me to do well in the marathon, that I felt just like a 'local' racer. Really cool.
I got to come home with two trophies, from only one race. One will go on the shelf with the last two, and the other will be treated like a Stanley Cup, being paraded around for all to see. I may, however, let it dry out a little first, that sucker is 'heavy'. lol
There are three new, (I am now a veteran) fans of region one racing, and I just wanted to once again say 'thank you' for everything. We will do our best to make it back next year for the next edition of the 'second toughest marathon' in the nation. Mark 'Kamp' Kurz
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