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Aleera Kent, seen here during the high school track and field season, was one of 273 runners to participate in this year’s Race the Reserve. (Parker Hammons photo)

Numbers stayed consistent.

The 2024 edition of Race the Reserve featured 273 runners rambling across the prairie Saturday, slightly down from last year’s 277.

The 5K and 10K attracted 100 and 91 runners, respectively, while the half marathon, with 82 competitors, was up 11 from a year ago.

Jarrett Manca won the premier event, hitting the finish line in one hour, 28 minutes, 46.87 seconds, while Cataldo DiDonna (35:49.62) and Galina Free (20:36.45) finished first in the shorter races.

Race the Reserve is the biggest fundraiser of the year for Coupeville High School’s senior class, with proceeds going to fund graduation night festivities.

 

Complete results:

 

Half Marathon:

Jarrett Manca (1st) 1:28:46.87
Aaron Dipzinski (2nd) 1:35:49.28
Caine Kras (3rd) 1:36:55.65
Rich Frazier (4th) 1:41:51.46
Sean Laberee (5th) 1:44:16.93
Shane Hovey (6th) 1:49:34.27
Michelle Francois (7th) 1:50:46.16
Tyler Oliverson (8th) 1:52:09.23
Sedona Ward (9th) 1:52:26.09
Artan Isom (10th) 1:52:27.33
Matthew Fredericksen (11th) 1:52:40.90
Coleman Busby (12th) 1:52:48.02
Max Hepp-Buchanan (13th) 1:52:57.32
Clayton Feis (14th) 1:53:14.23
Kane Chunn (15th) 1:53:50.92
James O’Brien (16th) 1:54:45.74
Weston Howse (17th) 1:55:04.91
Roy Seliber (18th) 1:55:33.48
Amy Harper (19th) 1:58:53.35
Brian Austin (20th) 2:01:06.41
Mia Sadowski (21st) 2:01:36.24
Sarah Angelos (22nd) 2:02:14.25
Yudong Rao (23rd) 2:02:43.71
Ana Howland (24th) 2:03:31.08
Stephen Howland (25th) 2:03:31.42
Steve Zarifis (26th) 2:03:38.10
Aditya Bhatia (27th) 2:03:49.14
Anonymous Participant (28th) 2:04:09.00
Noah Mozek (29th) 2:04:15.03
Randy DeWolde (30th) 2:04:45.53
Taylor Howse (31st) 2:04:50.96
Wengran Wang (32nd) 2:05:13.50
Stuart Austin (33rd) 2:05:35.65
Marco Caravetta (34th) 2:06:25.78
Mitchell Hopkins (35th) 2:07:01.05
Hannah Andersen (36th) 2:07:06.82
Caroline Lochner (37th) 2:07:26.89
Charles Wright (38th) 2:09:27.56
Kendee Yamaguchi (39th) 2:09:27.59
Chuck Stempler (40th) 2:09:55.25
Sue Stevens (41st) 2:12:20.35
Gina Forestieri (42nd) 2:12:26.34
Nathan Nicholson (43rd) 2:13:05.21
Eric Froines (44th) 2:13:19.21
Trevor Mason (45th) 2:13:28.74
Kate Anderson (46th) 2:13:28.78
Pete Brown (47th) 2:15:27.78
Sarah Kazanjian (48th) 2:15:37.42
Mike Embree (49th) 2:16:14.91
Kristina Barnes (50th) 2:16:48.10
Jodie Gagola (51st) 2:18:19.59
Lisa Lecuyer (52nd) 2:18:20.40
Peter Brown (53rd) 2:20:13.48
Jack Guth (54th) 2:21:12.45
Mayra Navarro Gomez (55th) 2:21:15.82
Peter Emery (56th) 2:22:17.03
Lily Woods (57th) 2:22:38.02
Brad Woods (58th) 2:22:38.13
Simon Potel (59th) 2:23:08.40
Grace Korthuis (60th) 2:23:16.99
Tom Prendergast (61st) 2:23:19.80
Kyle Cieslak (62nd) 2:24:38.71
Nikki Garcia (63rd) 2:26:07.80
Travis Loyd (64th) 2:28:29.83
Joseph McNally (65th) 2:28:59.56
Jaime Andersen (66th) 2:29:24.72
Laura Hernandez (67th) 2:30:34.01
Esther Mawi (68th) 2:32:19.22
Nicole Dipzinski (69th) 2:35:16.67
Tawnya Wavada (70th) 2:36:28.47
Afton Rader (71st) 2:37:36.09
Filippo Montechiaro (72nd) 2:39:25.08
Janet Jones (73rd) 2:42:00.90
Elisabeth Post (74th) 2:43:02.58
Jack Jones (75th) 2:43:14.25
Nohemy Moreno (76th) 2:45:01.34
Jim Hockstaff (77th) 2:50:43.81
Michael Wood (78th) 2:55:41.26
Emily Gomez (79th) 3:00:36.39
Liliya Patterson (80th) 3:18:13.88
Tatiana Reznikova (81st) 3:18:14.62
Gerard Lopez (82nd) 3:24:09.35

 

10K:

Cataldo DiDonna (1st) 35:49.62
Brennan Jarvis (2nd) 37:00.72
Gene Lecuyer (3rd) 40:02.71
Alexandra Laiblin (4th) 41:54.16
George Spear (5th) 43:32.53
Kenneth Jacobsen (6th) 43:53.66
Carson Field (7th) 45:15.41
Kyle Bishop (8th) 46:13.19
Cyrus Sparacio (9th) 46:21.35
Ezekiel Allen (10th) 46:41.18
Julia Latimer (11th) 47:09.36
Aigul Chichian (12th) 47:37.22
Anuraag Pokhrel (13th) 48:29.67
Adam Aguinaldo (14th) 48:49.67
Carl Lamoureux (15th) 49:27.41
Matt Sanglier (16th) 50:00.66
Thomas Strelow (17th) 50:37.95
Tova Slostad (18th) 52:38.87
Hana Baker (19th) 52:46.00
Isaiah Allen (20th) 52:58.86
Tom Zhang (21st) 53:36.43
Adam McIntyre (22nd) 53:43.39
Hilary Haskell (23rd) 53:53.97
Price Hu (24th) 54:02.69
Eric Jensen (25th) 54:02.73
Benjamin Materna (26th) 54:06.14
Ciara Hu (27th) 54:15.33
Stephen Mats (28th) 54:30.77
Christopher Welden (29th) 55:29.35
Alex Aguinaldo (30th) 55:53.63
Natalia Patterson (31st) 56:09.00
Ken Hess (32nd) 57:26.54
Jennifer Turzewski (33rd) 57:32.41
Jefferson Miller (34th) 57:59.05
Cecilia Keen (35th) 58:34.84
Sara Cooper (36th) 58:54.68
Marti Murphy (37th) 59:03.36
Shelly Chavez (38th) 59:05.36
Alexis Mauren (39th) 59:10.00
Dana Montgomery (40th) 59:26.08
Kathy Glaze (41st) 59:30.38
Cory Higgins (42nd) 59:33.45
John Latimer (43rd) 59:33.84
Tony Atwood (44th) 1:00:33.16
Chris Holm (45th) 1:01:17.42
Jenna Cardoso (46th) 1:01:27.79
Andrew Preiksa (47th) 1:01:38.55
Timothy Patterson (48th) 1:02:26.64
Allen Hills (49th) 1:03:00.77
Douglas Swoish (50th) 1:03:12.03
Sarah Wheeler (51st) 1:04:15.04
David Mott (52nd) 1:04:49.83
George Thawley (53rd) 1:05:54.77
Guillermina Gomez (54th) 1:06:40.37
Jessica Sandoval (55th) 1:06:58.47
Haileigh Garoutte (56th) 1:07:05.17
Omar Aldahleh (57th) 1:07:39.58
Kyle Mauren (58th) 1:08:22.88
Shawna Steele (59th) 1:08:43.41
Zane Bennett (60th) 1:09:02.23
Hayley Brown (61st) 1:09:10.17
Becky George (62nd) 1:09:53.54
Rick Gilman (63rd) 1:10:10.66
Elliot Burckhardt (64th) 1:11:36.82
Anonymous Participant (65th) 1:11:37.81
Clinton Burckhardt (66th) 1:11:49.92
Brenden Hansen (67th) 1:12:01.78
Ian Sebastian (68th) 1:12:31.18
Dale Wilson (69th) 1:12:42.77
Brandy Bookwalter (70th) 1:13:06.15
Kyle Halterman (71st) 1:14:11.82
Bethani White (72nd) 1:14:13.92
Naomi Ogan (73rd) 1:14:19.03
Luke Schwarz (74th) 1:17:01.13
Catherine Hoover (75th) 1:17:22.88
Megan Hewitt (76th) 1:17:53.29
April Wilson (77th) 1:18:24.26
Nadia Tommalieh (78th) 1:19:39.20
Cassandra Varn (79th) 1:20:02.86
Lincoln Kelley (80th) 1:20:07.52
Brandon Kelley (81st) 1:20:07.53
Caitlin Walters (82nd) 1:20:44.18
Dawn Stobaugh (83rd) 1:28:16.98
James Bookwalter (84th) 1:28:20.44
Frances DeVries (85th) 1:31:50.12
Mike Simpson (86th) 1:35:26.16
Taylor Schwarz (87th) 1:38:56.01
Mitchell Tillman (88th) 1:42:44.25
Kearstyn Small (89th) 1:42:55.66
Chelsea Stobaugh (90th) 1:42:56.27
Chris Jackson (91st) 1:47:26.32

 

5K:

Galina Free (1st) 20:36.45
Brannon Mucke (2nd) 23:34.71
Trina Gardner (3rd) 23:50.08
Eric Mathewson (4th) 24:48.89
Jessica Hughes (5th) 24:51.76
Anne Wang (6th) 24:53.80
Misael Lopez (7th) 24:54.20
Josh Van de Walle (8th) 24:54.21
Chris Bouma (9th) 24:55.80
Max Everitt (10th) 25:36.48
Aleera Kent (11th) 26:07.76
R. Austin (12th) 26:08.54
Mark Lowder (13th) 26:26.88
Nathan Toone (14th) 26:27.64
Brian Feis (15th) 26:31.25
Sophia Bouma (16th) 28:26.21
Kevin Estes (17th) 28:43.62
David Martin (18th) 29:02.95
Kathryn Hirning (19th) 29:10.42
Treah Hutchings (20th) 29:44.25
McNeel Jantzen (21st) 29:51.03
Cassie Martin (22nd) 29:59.19
Morgan DiDonna (23rd) 30:05.33
Ross Labrenz (24th) 30:34.20
Jon McGinnis (25th) 30:51.17
Maria Summers (26th) 30:59.03
Kelly Graham (27th) 31:14.25
Laura Kleckner (28th) 31:16.08
Philip Jenkins (29th) 31:23.39
Woody Atwood (30th) 31:39.58
Aleksia Jump (31st) 31:51.02
D. Leith (32nd) 32:04.27
Christina Jump (33rd) 32:09.14
Van Gamble (34th) 32:23.57
Alamer Macapagal (35th) 32:27.35
Daniel Doran (36th) 32:40.83
Lanie Boggs (37th) 32:41.42
Nicole Manni (38th) 33:09.18
Amber Austin (39th) 33:19.11
Valerie Carricaburu (40th) 34:07.31
Sarah Belair-Bergman (41st) 34:11.96
Wade Gardner (42nd) 34:31.33
Tessa Campbell (43rd) 34:32.88
Pam Sanstrom (44th) 35:03.17
Maia Robbins (45th) 35:58.77
Jay Gainer (46th) 36:11.04
Anonymous Participant (47th) 37:03.93
Ludovic Fourrage (48th) 37:10.67
Gabrielle Morris (49th) 37:11.99
Connor Donahue (50th) 37:12.00
Jim Smith II (51st) 37:30.62
Shannon Alexander (52nd) 37:35.62
Rachel Gonzalez (53rd) 37:49.19
Jennie Smith (54th) 38:03.68
Allison Toone (55th) 39:49.98
Candy O’Neal (56th) 40:09.66
Albert Estrada (57th) 40:53.16
Robert Clark (58th) 40:53.99
Ella Davis (59th) 40:55.18
Natalie Tomsic (60th) 40:59.93
Mark Feis (61st) 41:26.39
Kaveh Dilmaghani (62nd) 41:29.65
Carin Zuehl (63rd) 41:30.22
Cynthia Sebastian (64th) 41:48.15
Shari Ireton (65th) 41:58.92
Ron Pedersen (66th) 42:00.87
Cheryl Grehan (67th) 43:03.10
Laura Mayo (68th) 43:03.51
Elizabeth Ballard (69th) 43:31.41
Adrein Aguinaldo (70th) 44:01.70
Lisa Olds (71st) 48:28.91
Angelo Silva (72nd) 48:36.34
C. Jones (73rd) 49:51.00
Kirby Barnes (74th) 50:19.43
Kirsten Smith (75th) 50:59.65
Tim Bright (76th) 51:13.51
Guadalupe Eagleton (77th) 51:30.06
Esteban Hernandez (78th) 51:31.09
Stefanie Schultz (79th) 53:39.51
Ashley Rivera (80th) 53:40.15
Korey Wheatley (81st) 54:49.37
Stacy Cummings (82nd) 54:50.43
Christian Ayson (83rd) 55:28.74
Laurence Tomsic (84th) 55:30.10
Riley Anderson (85th) 56:09.16
Christine Anderson (86th) 56:10.10
A. Brown (87th) 56:32.47
E. Brown (88th) 56:37.88
Ana Brown (89th) 56:38.37
Luke Brown (90th) 56:39.80
Z. Worthington (91st) 59:23.03
Tammora Nedoroscik (92nd) 59:25.68
Beverly Pedersen (93rd) 1:01:05.60
Pat Hernandez (94th) 1:02:36.12
Evelyn Novak (95th) 1:02:36.64
Anthony Hernandez (96th) 1:02:39.33
X. Howard (97th) 1:03:45.64
Terry Schnarr (98th) 1:03:45.73
R. Worthington (99th) 1:10:45.48
Micah Worthington (100th) 1:11:41.84

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Luke and Maria Summers both ran in the half-marathon Sunday.

Thousands of runners, but we only care about 27 of them.

Sunday’s Whidbey Island Marathon brought a sea of humanity to Deception Pass and outlying areas, but the only way those runners get into this story is if they listed Coupeville as their hometown.

You call Alabama, Oregon, or (shudder) Oak Harbor your place of residence?

Good on you.

Now go start your own blog. It ain’t that hard.

With that said, we present the few, the proud, the Central Whidbey residents who ran in the half-marathon, 10K, or 5K.

As far as I can tell, no one from Coupeville took on the full 26.2-mile main event this time around.

 

Half-Marathon:

Luke Summers (50th) 1:42:36
Colin Albi (59th) 1:43:43
Hannah Teminsky (115th) 1:52:38
Gilberto Gonzalez (186th) 1:57:44
Maria Summers (321st) 2:12:03
Kyle Shipman (332nd) 2:12:50
Melissa Vrbanac (441st) 2:25:16
Kim Nguyen (516th) 2:44:59
Megan Fallert (582) 3:29:39

 

10K:

Kendall Parrett (171st) 1:08:58
Esteban Hernandez (240th) 1:19:06
Jennifer Thai (247th) 1:20:46
Anthony Hernandez (272nd) 1:35:19
Patricia Hernandez (282nd) 1:45:26

 

5K:

Charles Arndt (4th) 22:18
Ashley Carter (121st) 39:31
Michael Carter (122nd) 39:31
Lisa Olds (137th) 43:42
Sean Duffy (164th) 49:07
Irene Bryant (178th) 53:07
Brooke Crosby (185th) 54:32
Kelsey Crosby (187th) 54:38
Kelly Crosby (212th) 1:05:53
Gary Crosby (214th) 1:05:56
James Lovell (220th) 1:08:10
Shannone Lovell (221st) 1:08:11
Georgie Smith (227th) 1:11:59

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Coupeville’s James Steller finished 13th in the main event at Sunday’s Whidbey Island Marathon.

The 2022 edition of the Whidbey Island Marathon brought out 860 runners across four races Sunday morning.

But we’re only here to talk about 16 of them.

If you listed Oak Harbor, or Mukilteo, or some random city in West Virginia as your hometown, good on you for lacing up your running shoes.

But here, on a blog called Coupeville Sports, the only people to get their names published are those who actually listed Cow Town as their residence.

Want to see the other 844 names? Pop over to:

https://raceday.enmotive.com/#/events/2022-whidbey-island-marathon/results

 

And now, our Coupeville results:

 

5K:

Amaya Schaffeld (55th) 33:32
Rebecca Roberts (85th) 36:17
Amanda Schaffeld (95th) 38:15
Lauren Belfor (129th) 43:59
Marilyn Ferguson (158th) 50:34
Carolyn Horning (177th) 55:59

 

10K:

Kendall Parrett (125th) 1:11:31
Patricia Hernandez (195th) 1:36:58
Anthony Hernandez (196th) 1:36:58
Terri Eggers (204th) 1:43:06
John Eggers (205th) 1:43:09

 

Half Marathon:

Samuel Spanovich (93rd) 1:59:08
Samuel Perry (155th) 2:09:33
Daria Higman (216th) 2:19:32
Kay Babst (335th) 3:28:55

 

Marathon:

James Steller (13th) 3:37:17

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Jacquelyn and Jacob McCormick are up bright and early for Race the Reserve. (Photos courtesy Wendy McCormick)

Katelin McCormick (left) and Mary Milnes prep swag bags for racers.

Later than normal, but still on time.

With Covid throwing things asunder, the 10th edition of Coupeville’s Race the Reserve moved to Oct. from its customary late-summer date, with runners hitting the trails Saturday morning.

Andy Wyman of Oak Harbor claimed top honors in the half marathon, breaking the tape in one hour, 24 minutes, 37.7 seconds.

He was joined by 10K winner Nicole Moore of Kenmore (40:13.5) and 5K champ Cole White of Coupeville (20:10.3) in bringing home first place.

The event is the primary fundraiser for the Coupeville High School Class of 2022, with money raised going to fund graduation week events.

Below we have local finishers.

So, if you listed Coupeville as your home town, you’re here. If you didn’t, well you should have.

 

Half Marathon:

James Stellar (5th) 1:37:11.4
Hannah Teminsky (7th) 1:44:45.0
Goose Gordon (12th) 1:51:10.5
Desi Greene (20th) 2:12:43.1
Lark Gustafson (22nd) 2:21:10.8
Amanda Fabrizi (23rd) 2:21:11.6
Lincoln Kelley (27th) 2:40:08.2

 

10K:

Henry Milnes (7th) 48:37.3
Helene Lhamon (9th) 50:36.2
Sean O’Neill (10th) 50:45.4
Elizabeth Bitting (13th) 53:16.1
Christina Jump (17th) 1:00:58.7
Guadalupe Eagleton (25th) 1:10:09.5
Heather Nastali (29th) 1:13:52.5
Jeannie Sandahl (31st) 1:19:51.1
Halston Crites (32nd) 1:21:22.6
Connie Lippo (39th) 1:47:30.8
Justine McGranahan (40th) 1:47:32.5
Katrina McGranahan (41st) 1:47:34.1

 

5K:

Cole White (1st) 20:10.3
Landon Roberts (2nd) 20:47.3
Paige Spangler (12th) 29:25.6
Alana Mihill (14th) 29:52.4
Bree Daigneault (23rd) 33:15.4
John Hughes (24th) 33:18.6
Jonathan Carroll (31st) 36:51.4
Jacquelyn McCormick (38th) 40:37.0
Jacob McCormick (39th) 40:38.1
J. Dotson (40th) 40:46.6
Travis Dotson (41st) 40:47.2
Theresa Sanders (42nd) 40:56.3
Joanne Martinis (43rd) 41:37.4
Rachel Martinez (46th) 42:14.9
Janelle Boer (47th) 43:47.6
Jim Boer (48th) 43:53.9
Dante Muthee (53rd) 55:34.4
Carrie Muthee (55th) 55:48.4
Marisa Croucher (59th) 1:00:03.2
Bianca Terado (60th) 1:00:03.3
Betty Dehaven (61st) 1:00:55.9
Sheila O’Rourke (63rd) 1:06:25.7
Emily Richards (67th) 1:07:37.0
Gaye Rodriguey (68th) 1:07:37.0

 

For complete results, pop over to:

Race Photos & Results

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Kyle King (bottom left) continues to prep for running the marathon at the US Olympic Team Trials.

The work never stops.

As he prepares for next month’s US Olympic Team Trials, marathoner and Coupeville High School grad Kyle King continues to put in miles.

The former Wolf, a five-time state track champ during his CHS days, is a Captain in the US Marine Corps, currently stationed at the Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora, Colorado.

While there, King is training with the Good Boys Running Club, and he and one of his running mates competed Saturday at a high-end 10K.

The event was the USATF Cross Country Championships, held at Mission Bay Park in San Diego.

Competing against a collection of the best runners in the nation, King finished 16th out of 68 runners, crossing the line in 32 minutes, 38 seconds.

Good Boys teammate Garret Lee claimed 32nd, while Anthony Rotich of the Nike/US Army team won the race in a crisp 30:36.

With the top three finishers, and four of the first seven across, the Army team also won the team title.

The Olympic Team Trials are February 29 in Atlanta, Georgia, and King would need a top-three finish there to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The fourth and fifth-place finishers will be alternates for Team USA.

Whether he makes it to Japan or not, the 30-year-old runner remains a legend in local running circles.

While running for CHS, he won three-straight state titles in the 3200 from 2006-2008, added the 1600 crown in 2007, and ran a leg on a triumphant 4 x 400 relay unit in 2006.

After graduation, King ran as an NCAA D-I scholarship athlete at two schools – Eastern Washington University and the University of Oklahoma.

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