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Website last updated February
4, 2015. .
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Registration for the 2015 Ozark Trail 100
Mile Endurance Run is open. To register, click the link for RunRace.net below.
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Click here to register at www.RunRace.net
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A Yahoo Group is available for anyone wanting to chat with other runners about the
race, preparation, training, etc. This is also a good contact point for anyone looking for a pacer or for anyone who
would like to pace a runner and is looking for someone to pace. To sign up for the Yahoo Group, click the link below. Click here for Yahoo Group Registration
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The Ozark Trail 100 is also on Facebook, for those of you who would like to keep in touch in that manner.
DESCRIPTION The Ozark Trail 100 Mile Endurance Run is
a point-to-point 101 mile ultramarathon on the Ozark Trail through the
Mark Twain National Forest in south central Missouri. The race is mostly on single track trail with several water crossings
and approximately 12,000 to 15,000 feet of elevation gain. The trail surface varies from smooth dirt trail to moderately technical
trail with lots of leaves covering the trail. The date for this event is Saturday, November 7th, 2015.
REGISTRATION The
early registration fee for this event is $175 before May 31, 2015, at which time late entry fees go into effect as set forth
on the race registration website www.RunRace.net (click on the link above to register for the race). Your registration fee includes one ticket to the pre-race dinner and a long sleeved Patagonia Capilene Silkweight
shirt. The registration fee is non-refundable. Entries are non-transferable. If you notify us prior
to October 1, 2015 that you would like to roll your entry to the 2016 Ozark Trail 100, you will be allowed to do so for a
$75 fee (this fee will allow you to register for the 2016 Ozark Trail 100 during the first 30 days that registration for that
event is open). Please do not ask for refunds or transfers (you will not receive a response to such requests).
Rolled entries will not be allowed for requests made after October 1, 2015. General Information Missouri weather in November can be unpredictable. The average high temperature for November is 56 degrees and the
average low is 30 degrees, but wide variances can occur. (Average temperatures for November 7 are High
– 62 degrees and Low - 33 degrees.) It is entirely possible to have rain, hail, sleet, snow,
or ice this time of year. Be prepared for cold and possibly wet weather. Please carry proper clothing with
you and have additional clothing in drop bags. Don’t be caught unprepared for inclement weather!
Sunrise on November 7, 2015 is 6:36 am; sunset on November 7, 2015 is 5:01 pm. Flashlights
are essential during the nighttime. They will also be necessary at the start of the race for the first
half-hour or more. You can leave your flashlight in a box provided for flashlights at Grasshopper Hollow
Aid station and they will be returned to the Finish Line Drop bag area for you to pick up or you may leave them in your drop
bag (or with your crew) at Sutton Bluff aid station.
Race results will be posted as soon as possible
after the race on this website and/or at www.runrace.net. Please be patient to see the results posted on the website as it may be a few days before
we are able to verify and post the final results.
Race Location / Headquarters
The race headquarters and finish line will be located
at the Bass River Resort. Camping is available at Bass River Resort. Cabins are also available at Bass River Resort.
Please contact Bass River Resort directly to make reservations. Their website is www.bassresort.com.
The
starting line is located at the intersection of CR 862 and FR 2309, just north of Highway 72
a few miles East of Route TT, which is 55 miles south of Bass River Resort by road (about a 1 1/2 hour drive). Runners
will be able to purchase a bus ticket at the time they enter the race in order to ride the bus to the start of the race.
Runners may also have crew drop them off at the start of the race. Please note that no cars may be parked at the
starting area after the start of the race, so plan to ride the bus or have your crew take you to the start.
There is a $5 per vehicle parking fee at Bass River Resort.
If you plan to leave a car at Bass River Resort during the event, please register your vehicle at the Bass River Resort store
in the lodge. If you plan to camp or stay in a cabin at Bass River Resort, the parking pass is included with your lodging
fees.
Pre-race Dinner
Pre-race dinner will be available
on Friday, November 6, 2015 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm at Bass River Resort. This will be a pasta dinner with an option
for a vegetarian sauce. One dinner will be included with each runner's entry fee. Additional dinners may be purchased
at the time of race registration for crew and guests. If additional dinner tickets are not purchased at the time of
registration, dinner tickets may also be purchased for $10 at packet pickup. Mandatory Pre-race Briefing There
will be a mandatory pre-race briefing for all runners on Friday, November 6, 2014 at 6:00 pm at the lodge at Bass River
Resort. Important race rules, current trail conditions, last minute changes and other important information will
be covered at this meeting. Directions to Bass River Resort: From
Kansas City, MO: Take I-70 east, to US 63 in Columbia. Take US 63 south, to Jefferson City. Stay
on US 63 and go through Westphalia, continue on US 63 to state Route 68 (which is just north of Vichy). Go
south on Route 68 to St. James. In St. James, take I-44 east to Cuba (exit #208), then south on Route 19
to Steelville. In Steelville, go through the 3 way stop, then continue east on Route 8 for approximately
10 miles to the BIG YELLOW ARROW, BASS RIVER RESORT sign on your left. Follow the blacktop for 1.4 miles
to Bass River Resort, which will be on your left.
From St. Louis, MO: Take I-44 west to Cuba (exit #208), then south on Route 19 to Steelville.
In Steelville, go through the 3 way stop, then continue east on Route 8 for approximately 10 miles to the BIG
YELLOW ARROW, BASS RIVER RESORT sign on your left. Follow the blacktop for 1.4 miles to Bass River Resort, which
will be on your left.
Event Schedule Friday November 6, 2015 |
| 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm | Packet pickup at Bass River Resort (There will be no packet
pickup the morning of the race, so make plans to pick your packet up by 6:00 pm Friday.) | 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm | Drop off Drop Bags at Bass
River Resort (in designated area) | 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm | Pre-race Dinner at Bass River Resort | 6:00 pm | Runners and crew briefing at Bass River Resort - MANDATORY FOR ALL RUNNERS | Saturday November 7, 2015 |
| 3:00 to 3:25 am | Runners riding the shuttle
to the start must check in at race headquarters prior to loading shuttle busses | 3:15 am | Begin loading shuttle
busses | 3:30
am | Shuttle busses leave Bass River Resort for Starting line | 5:00 to 5:45 am | Runners not riding Shuttle busses must check in at starting line | 5:00 to 5:30 am | Shuttle busses expected to
arrive at starting line | 5:55 am | Final pre-race comments | 6:00 am | Race Start! (Prompt) | Sunday – November 8, 2015 |
| 2:00 pm | The race ends at 2:00 pm. The race conclusion will
be followed by an Awards Ceremony at approximately 2:15 pm (The Awards Ceremony should conclude by 3:00 pm) |
Specific Information: Race Guidelines/Rules
Aid Stations:
l There will be 13 aid stations on the course. Aid stations
will vary from 5.2 to 9.6 miles apart. All aid stations will be manned (with the possible exception of Aid Stations
1 and 3, which may be unmanned with limited aid) and fully stocked with water, HEED sports drink, and a variety
of food. There will be hot food choices such as soup at night aid stations. (See chart
for locations and distances.) l The sports drink for the race will be HEED, which is being provided by our sponsor Hammer Nutrition.
If you prefer another sports drink or you have any other special dietary needs, please be sure to supply your drop bags with
what you plan to consume during the race. l Aid stations will not provide Advil, Aspirin, or other pain relievers. If you choose to take
the risk of using these medications you must bring your own. l Aid stations will not have blister kits: If you are
prone to blisters, make sure you carry what you need or have what you need in your drop bags to care for them.
Awards:
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Plaques will be awarded to the first female
and male, overall and masters finishers. l Belt buckles will be awarded to all sub-32 hour finishers.
Course:
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Other than the start on 3.5
miles of forest roads, the entire course is on the Ozark Trail within the Mark Twain National Forest, which is permanently
marked with Ozark Trail markers (overlapping O and T). There will be additional trail marking where needed for the race
in the form of orange and silver striped ribbon, orange and silver striped ground flags in some locations, and a very few
glow sticks entering and leaving aid stations. There may be a few additional glow sticks placed at additional select
locations on the course. The ribbons and flags will be used primarily at tricky turns and areas where the fixed Ozark
Trail markers are sparse. There will be reflective marking attached to the ribbons used on the sections of trail that
will be traversed at night on sections of the trail that do not have reflective fixed
Ozark Trail markers.
Crews:
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Runners’ crews are not allowed on
the race course. l Runners receiving aid from crews outside the designated crew access points are subject to disqualification
and possibly being banned from future races. (See Aid Station chart for designated crew access points.) Please
note that it is absolutely forbidden to receive aid at road crossings unless designated as a crew access aid station.
This may not only result in disqualification of the runner receiving aid, but in many instances would be very dangerous
due to traffic on the roads. l Crews must PARK ON ONE SIDE OF THE
ROAD ONLY at the crew access aid stations as directed by aid station personnel. Please look for directions/signs
indicating where to park when approaching aid stations. If crews are asked to move a car by aid station or forest service
personnel, they must do so immediately. Please don’t make them ask to have a car moved! The roads on which
the aid stations are placed are for public access and local residents need to have access through these locations, so PLEASE
DO NOT BLOCK THE ROADS by parking or setting up chairs, etc. in the roadway. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: At both Brooks
Creek aid station and Henpeck Hollow aid station, no crew vehicles are allowed to drive past the aid station to turn around
or to park. This creates both a danger for the runners and unnecessary dust for the aid stations workers.
Crew vehicles must park on one side of the road only as directed by aid station personnel in order to avoid congestion.
There will be a designated "NO PARKING" zone located on the road next to the aid station. It is the runner's
responsibility to make sure your crew is aware of these rules. Violation of these rules may result in disqualification
of the runner being crewed by people violating the rules, so please make sure your crew is aware of these rules and abides
by them. l Smoking is NOT allowed by crews or pacers within 300 feet of any aid station. l Crews must abide by the instructions of aid station personnel and race directors.
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Runners are responsible for their crews
and may be disqualified from the race if their crews refuse to comply with the requests/instructions of aid station personnel
or race directors. l Final crew directions will be available in the runner packets e-mailed to all entrants
about one week prior to the race. A few copies will be available at packet pick-up. Please review these final
crew directions and make sure your crew has a copy of the final crew directions.
Cut-off Times: l Each runner is allowed to set his or her own pace as long as he or she is out of the aid station by the cut-off
time for that aid station. See Aid Station chart for cut-off times. In the event a runner does not leave
an aid station by the stated cut-off time, the runner will be pulled from the race. In the event a runner should choose
to leave an aid station and return to the trail after being told by aid station personnel that they missed the cutoff and
are being pulled from the race, the runner will be disqualified from the race and may be banned from future races.
Drop Bags:
l Drop bags must be left at the designated location at the Bass River Resort on Friday, November
6, 2015 from 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Some drop bags will be taken
by aid station crews the evening before the race, therefore all drop bags MUST be delivered to the designated area no later
than 7:00 pm Friday or they will not be available at the aid station. You will NOT be allowed to leave drop bags
at the starting area or at Bass River Resort the morning of the race. All drop bags should be waterproof and sturdy
enough to withstand the rigors of being transported to and from an aid station. Make sure your drop bags are all placed
in the location designated for the aid station where you want the drop bag to be available for your use. You must have
one drop bag for each aid station where you want a drop bag (they will not be transported between aid stations). See
Aid Station chart for designated drop bag locations. Please limit drop bags to
a manageable size and weight, being considerate of aid station personnel and the large number of drop bags they
must transport to and from the aid stations. A good rule of thumb is to try to limit your drop bags
to a 1 1/2 gallon (breadbox sized) or smaller sized container unless it's absolutely necessary to use a larger container (such
as for a change of shoes or extra warm clothing for night running). l
You MUST place your NAME, BIB NUMBER, and
AID STATION NAME on all drop bags. If you mark a drop bag for an aid station that is not designated as a drop bag aid
station, that drop bag will not be transported to an aid station.
STARTING LINE GEAR: Any clothing and/or gear that you need on the bus to the starting line, or while waiting for the race to start, may
be left in a “Drop Bag” marked with your name and race number and the word “START” and it will be
returned to the finish line with the Finish Line drop bags for you to pick up after the race.
FINISH LINE DROP BAG: You may
leave a “Drop Bag” at the finish line at the designated area that will be available for you when you finish the
race.
PLEASE
NOTE: All drop bags MUST be picked up before leaving the race, even if you drop from the race at an aid
station along the course. It is the runner's responsibility to return to race headquarters after drop
bags have been returned to the finish line to pick up their drop bags. All drop bags will be returned to race
headquarters no later than the start of the Awards Ceremony. Please pick up all drop
bags no later than 1 hour following the conclusion of the Awards Ceremony. In the event you forget to pick your drop
bags up within 1 hour after the Awards Ceremony, they may still be available until about 7:00 pm (possibly a little
later), but may be consolidated by that time, requiring you to sort through all the drop bags to find yours in the event you
have not picked them up by the designated time. Drop bags from most aid stations will be returned to race headquarters
several hours after the cutoff time for the aid station, however, if you do not want to wait for the Awards Ceremony
to pick up your drop bags, you may need to drive to some aid stations to pick up your drop bags (in which event you may
cross paths on the road with the aid station volunteers returning the drop bags). Drop bags which have
been left behind will not be mailed to runners, so please do not ask. If you must, you may make arrangements to meet
one of the race directors in St. Joseph, Missouri no later that 30 days after the race to PICK
UP any drop bags you left behind. Once again: no drop bags will be mailed, so please do not ask. 30
days after the conclusion of the race, all remaining drop bag contents will be disposed of.
Medical:
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Each runner is responsible for their own
actions. It is crucial that you are physically and mentally prepared for the stresses of the race. We will utilize
the local EMS services in case of a medical emergency. Medical expenses incurred are the responsibility of the runner
receiving medical assistance/services. The remoteness of the trail and the distance between trail/road crossings will
result in a substantial amount of time before medical personnel arrive to provide assistance. l It is important for runners to recognize the potential physical and mental
stresses that may evolve from participation in this race. These include, but are not limited to, extreme temperatures
of heat and (more likely) cold, hypothermia, dehydration, hyponatremia, renal failure, seizures, hypoglycemia, disorientation,
total mental and physical exhaustion, etc. Each participant must continuously monitor himself/herself and understand
their limitations. Remember that YOU, the runner, are responsible for your own well being during the race.
Pacing:
l Runners may have a pacer beginning at the Brooks Creek Aid Station. l Runners 60 years and older may have a pacer from the start, but must notify
the race director no later than 6:00 pm on Friday November 6, 2015
of their intention to use a pacer for the entire race (or for any portion of the race prior to Brooks Creek Aid Station).
l Runners
are allowed to have only one pacer at a time. The only exception to this rule is that runners are allowed to have as
many pacers as they would like from the point where they cross the Courtois Creek, just after entering the Bass River Resort,
to the finish line. ANY RUNNER WHO HAS MORE THAN ONE PACER AT A TIME PRIOR TO CROSSING THE COURTOIS CREEK AT BASS RIVER
RESORT WILL BE DISQUALIFIED FROM THE RACE. l
No bicycle or equestrian pacing is allowed
anywhere on the course. l Pacers and vehicle/pacer shuttle services are not provided by the race organization.
Additional race rules:
l All runners must wear assigned race numbers. It is the runner’s
responsibility to ensure his/her race number is recorded at all aid stations both when the runner checks in and when the runner
checks out. If your race number is not recorded at an aid station, you may be disqualified for not completing the entire
course. Note that there are two aid stations that require a short out-and-back off the main trail. These are the
Highway DD Aid Station (a left turn off the main trail) and the Berryman Campground Aid Station (a right turn off
the main trail). You MUST enter both aid stations and have your number recorded or you will be disqualified from the
race. l At no time may a runner ride in or on a vehicle of any kind. Violators will be disqualified.
If you get off the course, you must return by foot to the point at which you left the trail. l Please do not litter on the course. Violators will be subject to disqualification. l If you drop out of the race, make sure that the aid station captain at an aid station is notified and give the AID STATION
CAPTAIN the pull-tab off your race bib. Failure to do this could result in search and rescue, which will be at runner’s
expense. Please be aware that if you do not drop at Sutton Bluff, Brooks Creek, Highway DD, Hazel Creek, or Berryman
Campground, you could be waiting a long time for transportation back to Race Headquarters. These 5 aid stations will
be the primary aid stations serviced by the shuttle picking up dropped runners. The shuttle will only pick runners up
at the more remote aid stations as time allows, so expect a long wait at those locations (possibly until the aid station shuts
down after the cutoff). l In the event Search
and Rescue is called to search for a runner, the runner will be responsible for all costs associated with such search; therefore,
it is very important that you notify an aid station captain if you find it necessary to drop from the race in order to
avoid the unnecessary dispatch of Search and Rescue teams to look for you in the Forest when you are back safe and sound in
your cabin, tent, or hotel!
(The mileages and cutoff
times below are approximate and have not been updated for 2015 event) Aid
Station Information/Mileage Chart (all distances are approximate)
| | | | | Aid
Station | Miles into race | Segment Distance | Crew Access | Drop Bags | Pacer | Cut-off Time*
| | Grasshopper
Hollow | 4.6
| 4.6
| - | - | - | - | | Sutton
Bluff | 14.0 | 9.4 | YES | YES | - | RECOMMENDED 10:15 am* | | Stillwell
Hollow | 19.3 | 5.3 | - | - | - | RECOMMENDED 11:30 am* | | Johnson Hollow | 24.6 | 5.3 | - | - | - | 1:00 pm | | Gunstock Hollow | 31.3 | 6.7 | - | YES | - | 2:45 pm | | Brooks
Creek | 40.0 | 8.7 | YES | YES | YES | 5:00 pm | | Highway DD | 47.2 | 7.2 | - | YES | - | 7:30 pm | | Martin Road | 55.8 | 8.6 | - | - | - | 10:30 pm | | Hazel Creek | 65.4 | 9.6 | YES | YES | YES | 2:15 am | | Pigeon Roost | 73.3 | 7.9 | - | - | - | 4:45 am
| | Berryman Campground | 78.6
| 5.3 | YES | YES | YES | 6:45
am | | Billy’s Branch | 87.1
| 8.5 | - | - | - | 9:45
am | | Henpeck Hollow | 94.4 | 7.3 | YES | YES | YES | 11:45 am | | Finish – Bass RR | 100.9 | 6.5 | YES | YES | - | 2:00 pm |
* The first two
cutoff times listed are recommended only. Runners will not be cut for leaving Sutton Bluff and Stillwell Hollow aid
stations after the time listed. However, if you leave either of these two aid stations after the recommended time, you
should consider picking up your pace accordingly or you will be in jeopardy of missing the cutoff and being pulled from the
race at Johnson Hollow. If you are significantly behind the recommended cutoff at either of these two aid stations and
have no hope of making it to Johnson Hollow aid station prior to the cutoff, the race directors reserve the right to pull
you from the race. Such a decision to pull a runner at either Sutton Bluff or Stillwell Hollow for this reason will not be
considered as long as the runner leaves these aid stations within 45 minutes of the recommended times.
GPS coordinates for Crew Access Aid Stations
| AID STATION | GPS Coordinates | | |
| | Start | CR 862 & FR 2309 | 37.42107°N,
91.07265°W | 2 | SUTTON BLUFF | 37.47704°N,
91.00692°W | 6 | BROOKS CREEK - CR 73 | 37.66614°N,
91.02912°W | 9 | HAZEL CREEK | 37.83825°N,
91.01626°W | 11 | BERRYMAN CMG | 37.92978°N,
91.06344°W | 13 | HENPECK HOLLOW | 37.98147°N,
91.10865°W | FINISH | BASS RIVER RESORT | 37.99305°N, 91.17521°W |
Crew Directions
Directions
to the Start of the race from Bass River Resort (BRR): Leaving BRR, turn
right on Butts road and go 1.8 miles to Route 8.
Turn left Route 8 and go 5.5 miles to Route Y.
Turn right on Route Y and go 18.2 miles to Route 49 (at Viburnum) Turn left
on Route 49 and go 4.8 miles to Route 32.
Turn right on Route 32 and go 2.3 miles to Route KK. Turn left
on Route KK and go 15.1 miles to Route TT.
Turn left on Route TT and go 3.8 miles to Route 72. Turn left
on Route 72 and go 2.5 miles to County Road 862. Turn left
on County Road 862 and go north 1.2 miles. The starting line is on your right at the intersection with
FR 2309. Crew
will be allowed to park on the right (East) side of this road only from the time they drop off their runner until after the
start of the race. No cars are allowed to park at this location during the duration of the race.
Park on the right side of the road only PRIOR to the starting line (south of FR 2309). Once the race starts,
you may turn you car around and leave within the first 20 minutes after the start of the race. The
first 2.8 miles of the race are an out-and-back, at which point the runners will turn south on CR 862, where cars are parked,
for the next 1/2 mile. For the safety of the runners, any cars still parked on this road when the first runner starts
south on this road will be held until all runners complete this road section.
Crew Directions From Start Line to Crew Access Points:
Start to Sutton Bluff AS (14.0 Miles)
l Drive
south to Route 72 - Turn Right onto
Route 72 to Route TT – 2.5 miles l Turn Left onto Route TT to CR 849 – 3.2 miles l
Turn Right onto CR 849 to Sutton Bluff Campground
– 7.0 miles – 14.0 total miles l Park at signs before Sutton Bluff Campground. (Do NOT park
past the trailhead, which is on the right side of the road just before the river crossing.) Walk on the
road across the river to the aid station.
Sutton Bluff Campground AS to Brooks
Creek AS (40.0 Miles)
l CR 849 to CR 907 – 2.6 miles l Turn Right onto CR 907 to Route 21 – 7.0 miles l
Turn Left onto Route 21 to Route 49 – 3.0
miles l Turn Left onto Route 49 to Route 32 – 25.0 miles l Turn Right onto Route 32 to CR73 – 1.6 miles l
Turn Right onto CR73 to Trailhead – 0.6 miles
- 37.9 total miles
Brooks Creek AS to Hazel Creek Campground AS (65.4 Miles)
l CR 73 to Route 32 - .6 miles l
Turn Right onto Route 32 to Route DD – 3.6
miles l Turn Left onto Route DD to Route C – 9.9 miles l Turn Left onto Route C to Route Z (657) – 3.8 miles l
Turn Right onto Route Z to 2392 – 3.1 miles l
Turn Left onto 2392 to Hazel Creek Campground -
.2 miles (slow down when approaching the aid station to avoid dusting the aid station volunteers and runners!)
- 21.2 total miles
Hazel Creek Campground AS to Berryman Campground AS (78.6 Miles)
l From Hazel Creek Campground on 2392 to 657-Route Z - .2 miles l
Turn Left onto 657-Route Z to Route Y – 5.5
miles l Turn Right onto Route Y to Route 8 – 7.9 miles l Right onto Route 8 to 2266 (At Berryman Sign) – 3.9 miles l
Turn Left onto 2266 to Berryman Campground –
1.2 miles l Turn Left into Berryman Campground – 18.7 total miles
Berryman Campground AS to Finish at Bass River Resort
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Turn Right onto 2266 to Route 8 – 1.2 miles l
Turn Right onto Route 8 to Butts Rd (BRR Sign) –
13.4 miles l Turn Right onto Butts Rd to Bass' River Resort – 1.8 miles – 16.4 total miles
If you plan to
meet your runner at Henpeck Hollow Aid Station, please drive back to Bass River Resort and approach Henpeck Hollow Aid Station
from the West. If you use a GPS and approach Henpeck Hollow Aid Station directly from Berryman Campground, it would
require driving through Henpeck Hollow aid station
(which is set up on the road) where runners are crossing the road and stiring up dust for the runners and the aid station
volunteers. So, do NOT drive directly to Henpeck Hollow from Berryman Campground Aid Station. Instead,
approach it through Bass River Resort.
Bass River Resort to Henpeck Hollow AS (94.4 Miles)
l From Bass River Resort continue southeast on Butts Rd (left out of the BRR parking lot) to FR2265
- .8 mile l Straight (right) on FR 2265 to Henpeck Hollow AS – 3.2 mi. – 4.0 total miles
Do NOT drive through the aid station. Park
on the West side of the aid station.
PLEASE drive slowly on this road to avoid creating dust for runners who may be on the last half mile
of the road and also SLOW DOWN when approaching the aid station to avoid dusting the aid station volunteers and runners!
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at ozarktrail100@aol.com .
2014 OZARK TRAIL 100 RESULTS
Place Name
Sex Age State/Country Time
Awards
1 Kyle Curtin
M 27 Tn
17:44:37* 1st Overall Male (New Course Record)
2 Gabe Wishnie
M 32 WA
18:55:45
3 Brandt Ketterer M
30 CO 19:51:51
4 Tommy Doias M
43 MO 20:16:26
1st Masters Male
5 Kyle Gibbs
M 36 MO
21:50:53
6 Darin Schneidewind M 45 Ks
22:11:32
7 Douglas Ambler M
44 MO 23:39:48
8
Anthony Lounsbery M 36 OK
24:05:40
9 Ed Thomas
M 55 SD
24:37:00
10 John Pollihan M
33 Mo 24:48:01
11 Adam Rood M
34 NE 25:10:42
12 David Walch M
36 MO 25:55:27
13
Wendy Lilly F 41
IL 27:07:38
1st Overall Female
14 Spencer Swearingen M 36 IL
27:59:12
15 Chad Wooderson M 39 MO
28:01:51
16 B. J. Wiedman M
43 IL 28:09:35
17 Rob
Owens M 37 NE
28:23:59
18 Michael Gallagher M 56 IL
28:25:13
19 Scott Poling
M 47 IL
28:34:54
20 John Goble
M 43 MO
28:40:26
21 Collin Hayes M
21 MI 28:54:07
22 Tomoyuki ONISHI M 44 JAPAN
28:56:33
23 Mindy Slovinsky F 43
Me 29:04:23 1st Masters
Female
24 Luke Schmidt M
33 WI 29:08:47
25 Mike Bland M
43 KS 29:13:45
26
Kelly Wilson F 46
VT 29:24:17
27
Ben Rustemeyer M 36 MO
29:28:28
28 James Peterson M 45
TN 29:40:10
29
Amber Rustemeyer F 31 MO
30:05:45
30 Matthew Beeson M 40 MO
30:26:15
31 Nelson Snyder M
43 Or 30:46:05
32
Duke Moseley M 45 AZ
30:46:37
33 Gary Davis
M 51 IA
31:15:35
34 Jess Pendleton F 37 Ia
31:16:08
35 Annie]Lori Jobe F 34
IA 31:21:33
Last Mule in the Barn Award
36 Jay Kornder
M 52 IA
32:08:1 * Overall Male Course Record
61 Starters
59% finishers rate
PAST OZARK TRAIL 100 RESULTS
November 2, 2013 Ozark Trail 100 Results Place | Time | First Name | Last Name | Sex | Age | State | Country | Awards | | 1 | 20:38:21 | Tommy | Doias | M | 42 | MO | | 1st Overall Male | | 2 | 21:35:08 | Kyle | Curtin | M | 26 | TN | | | | 3 | 21:40:37 | Darin | Schneidewind | M | 44 | KS | | 1st Masters Male | | 4 | 21:43:56 | Kyle | Gibbs | M | 35 | MO | | | | | 21:43:56 | Joseph | Boler | M | 34 | MN | | | | 6 | 22:55:15 | Kirk | Kittell | M | 32 | WI | | | | 7 | 23:01:23 | Mindy | Coolman | F | 32 | IA | | 1st Overall Female* | | 8 | 23:03:55 | Bryan | Kelpe | M | 35 | MO | | | | 9 | 23:30:06 | Adam | Dearing | M | 31 | MO | | | | 10 | 23:55:22 | Penbin | Chen | M | 35 | | CHINA | | | 11 | 24:08:39 | Andrew | Blatecky | M | 30 | CO | | | | 12 | 25:11:43 | Scott | Rassbach | M | 42 | MN | | | | 13 | 25:13:22 | David | Walch | M | 35 | MO | | | | 14 | 26:18:36 | Chad | Wooderson | M | 38 | MO | | | | 15 | 26:44:58 | Chris | Benjamin | M | 38 | MO | | | | 16 | 27:48:53 | Gary | Holton | M | 49 | AK | | | | 17 | 28:05:46 | Joe | Miller | M | 45 | CA | | | | 18 | 28:34:53 | Jim | Phillips | M | 43 | MO | | | | 19 | 28:43:14 | Susan | Donnelly | F | 50 | TN | | 1st Masters Female** | | 20 | 28:51:00 | Tony | Clark | M | 35 | KS | | | | 21 | 28:51:25 | Will | Jorgensen | M | 54 | TN | | | | 22 | 29:29:25 | Jason | Davis | M | 38 | IA | | | | 23 | 29:32:24 | Mark | Pancake | M | 41 | OH | | | | 24 | 29:36:36 | Thomas | Gounley | M | 23 | MO | | | | 25 | 29:52:22 | Spencer | Swearingen | M | 35 | IL | | | | | 29:52:22 | B. J. | Wiedman | M | 42 | IL | | | | 27 | 29:58:59 | Dennis | Haig | M | 53 | KS | | | | 28 | 30:31:43 | Ben | Rustemeyer | M | 35 | MO | | | | 29 | 30:44:38 | Johnny | Adams | M | 52 | MO | | | | 30 | 30:48:15 | Jeremy | Day | M | 33 | AR | | | | 31 | 30:49:22 | Erik | Thomsen | M | 42 | IA | | | | 32 | 30:53:27 | Todd | Brown | M | 44 | IL | | | | 33 | 30:56:25 | Jerry | Frost | M | 58 | MO | | | | 34 | 30:59:35 | Erica | Hanley | F | 34 | GA | | | | | 30:59:35 | Laura | Sartain | F | 42 | GA | | | | 36 | 31:35:33 | Amber | Rustemeyer | F | 30 | MO | | | | 37 | 31:36:12 | Danny | Loental | M | 33 | KS | | | | 38 | 31:52:00 | Michele | Weaver | F | 45 | KS | | Last Mule
in the Barn Award | | | | | | | | | | | * Overall Female
Course Record | | | | | | | | ** Five time
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NOVEMBER 3, 2012 RESULTS | PLACE | FIRST NAME | LAST NAME | SEX | AGE | STATE | COUNTRY | TIME | AWARDS | | 1 | Pierre | Derange | M | 44 | | France | 18:33:34 | 1st place overall male** | | 2 | Tommy | Doias | M | 41 | MO | | 20:07:47 | 1st place masters male | | 3 | Kyle | Gibbs | M | 34 | MO | | 20:19:16 | | | 4 | Travis | Liles | M | 34 | IL | | 22:17:53 | | | 5 | Jared | Fetterolf | M | 23 | TX | | 22:48:25 | | | 6 | Aaron | Norman | M | 31 | MO | | 23:00:55 | | | 7 | Travis | Esterby | M | 33 | TN | | 23:30:36 | | | 8 | David | Walch | M | 34 | MO | | 23:43:24 | | | 9 | John | Storkamp | M | 33 | MN | | 23:53:00 | | | 10 | Katie | DeSplinter | F | 29 | CA | | 25:10:12 | 1st place overall female* | | 11 | Larry | Vernon | M | 48 | MO | | 25:10:18 | | | 12 | Eric | Skocaj | M | 27 | IL | | 27:18:14 | | | 13 | Mike | Wolkowicz | M | 26 | IL | | 27:19:45 | | | 14 | Jake | Milligan | M | 29 | IL | | 27:19:51 | | | 15 | Kristina | Tudor | F | 26 | MO | | 27:23:00 | | | 16 | Shawn | Krause | M | 33 | MD | | 27:23:58 | | | 17 | Scott | Garrett | M | 50 | On | Canada | 27:50:56 | | | 18 | Dylan | Hammons | M | 40 | KY | | 27:55:28 | | | 19 | Kyle | Curtin | M | 25 | TN | | 28:02:57 | | | 20 | Anthony | Lounsbery | M | 34 | OK | | 28:21:59 | | | 21 | Thomas | Gounley | M | 22 | MO | | 28:23:09 | | | 22 | Amanda | Jerman | F | 33 | MO | | 28:23:52 | | | 23 | Willie | Roberson | M | 40 | Tn | | 28:25:14 | | | 24 | Chad | Wooderson | M | 37 | MO | | 28:25:36 | | | 25 | Susan | Donnelly | F | 49 | TN | | 28:26:45 | 1st place masters female*** | | 26 | Brad | Bishop | M | 27 | CO | | 28:40:00 | | | 27 | Josh | Allen | M | 37 | MO | | 29:04:50 | | | 28 | Mike | Mckellips | M | 47 | MO | | 29:13:14 | | | 29 | Ed | Walch | M | 37 | MO | | 29:36:17 | | | 30 | Tim | Martin | M | 46 | MI | | 29:48:38 | | | 31 | Hugh | Levaux | M | 47 | CA | | 29:51:15 | | | 32 | Joshua | Floyd | M | 35 | CA | | 29:52:37 | | | 33 | Tony | Cesario | M | 48 | IL | | 30:01:56 | | | 34 | Joseph | Derry | M | 24 | KY | | 30:41:00 | | | 35 | Paul Mark | Ballesteros | M | 25 | MO | | 30:42:36 | | | 36 | Jason | Husveth | M | 41 | MN | | 30:47:00 | | | 37 | Maria | Barton | F | 47 | MN | | 31:23:00 | | | 38 | Rebekah | Epps | F | 29 | MO | | 31:24:44 | | | 39 | Steven | Petersen | M | 58 | OR | | 31:26:04 | | | 40 | Barry | Wickware | M | 33 | IN | | 31:34:42 | | | 41 | Ryan | Pigg | M | 32 | MO | | 31:38:00 | | | 42 | Jerry | Frost | M | 57 | MO | | 31:39:57 | | | 43 | Daryl | Saari | M | 49 | MN | | 31:45:55 | | | 44 | Lynn | Saari | F | 47 | MN | | 31:47:52 | | | 45 | Suzanne | Kenyon | F | 46 | MO | | 31:48:09 | | | 46 | Kevin | Bradshaw | M | 43 | IA | | 31:51:42 | Last Mule in Barn Award | | ** Overall and Masters Male Course Records | | | | | * Overall Female Course Record | | | | | | | *** Four time Masters Female Champion | | | | |
2012 RACE REPORT PROVING
GROUNDS ON THE OZARK TRAIL By
Chris Wristen STEELVILLE,
MO. — The European Alps are his training grounds, and many of the world’s top ultra marathons are close to home,
but for Pierre Deragne of Lyon, France, the only option for his first 100-mile race was located about 4,000 miles away in
the middle of the United States. A TRACKER Boats salesman, Deragne made numerous business trips to one of the company’s major
hubs in Springfield, Missouri, in recent years and fell in love with the nearby trails. “I started
to run there a lot and really enjoyed it,” said Deragne, whose previous longest race had been 50 miles. “And when
I chose my first 100-miler I just thought ‘this must be the one!’” Pursuing his passion to the trails
of the Mark Twain National Forest in southeast Missouri proved to be destiny for Deragne. Not only did he complete the 103.1-mile
course, but he did it in record time by navigating the winding bluffs, hollows and leaf-covered rocks and roots in 18:33:34
to break Jeff Browning’s record of 18:38:59 from 2009. For Deragne, the victory capped a day where he established
his position in the top three early, pushed the pace to cover as much ground as possible by daylight, and then weathered a
few lows as he ventured into territory where he’d never pushed his body before. “I had good
fun,” Deragne said of his race experience. “I had a very bad moment from mile 50 to 60, and then up until mile
80 or 81 I was fine. The last 20 were tough.” Deragne also had to overcome what was on track to be a record-setting
day by Nick Lewis. The leader from the start, Lewis opened up a half-hour lead by Highway DD at Mile 50.6. Shortly after leaving
the aid station, however, Lewis stepped on a rock hidden by leaves and injured his left foot. He pushed on for nearly 40 more
miles before dropping from the race. Deragne took the lead at mile 68 and never looked back. Other top performances came
from runner-up Tommy Doias who became a four-time Ozark Trail finisher in 20:07:47; defending champion Kyle Gibbs who placed
third in 20:19:16; Travis Liles who finished fourth in 22:17:53; and Jared Fetterolf who placed fifth in 22:48:25 just three
weeks after winning the Heartland 100. While Deragne’s record-setting performance came on his first try at 100 miles, Katie DeSplinter
had her own record-setting effort in a race that was all about redemption. The Los Angeles resident and native of St. Charles,
Missouri, came to the Ozark Trail 100 in 2010, but dropped after 68 miles. She went on to finish other 100-milers –
including Western States this year – but the DNF at Ozark Trail stuck with her. “It’s the first time
in any race, including high school cross country and track and anything else, that I haven’t finished,” she said.
“That really bothered me.” A motivated DeSplinter made amends with a wire-to-wire victory as
she placed 10th overall and set a women’s course record of 25:10:12. “I cramped
more in the last 20 miles than I ever have in a race, but for 80 miles I was completely enjoying myself,” she said.
“I just wanted to finish, and since that (course record) happened too, that’s an added bonus,” she said.
“ Kristina Tudor took second-place women’s honors by finishing her first 100-miler in 27:23:00. Amanda Jerman
was the third-place female in 28:23:52. Susan Donnelly also turned in a notable performance as the Tennessee resident
claimed first-place masters female honors for the fourth straight year with her time of 28:26:45. Donnelly’s strong
showing came just one week after finishing the Javelina Jundred.
2012 PICTURES MAY BE FOUND AT THE LINK BELOW. PHOTOGRAPHER: CHRIS WRISTEN
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NOVEMBER 5, 2011 RESULTS | PLACE | BIB NUMBER | FIRST NAME | LAST NAME | SEX | AGE | STATE | TIME | AWARDS | | 1 | 124 | Kyle | Gibbs | M | 33 | MO | 19:51:18 | 1st Overall Male | | 2 | 127 | Darin | Schneidewind | M | 42 | KS | 20:25:17 | 1st Male Masters* | | 3 | 184 | Tommy | Doias | M | 40 | MO | 21:16:22 | | | 4 | 126 | Randy | Myers | M | 42 | MO | 21:16:25 | | | 5 | 187 | Clark | McLemore | M | 45 | MO | 24:07:05 | | | 6 | 146 | John | Cash | M | 38 | MO | 24:43:59 | | | 7 | 170 | Paul | Wilkerson | M | 35 | IL | 24:52:10 | | | 8 | 167 | Adam | Dearing | M | 29 | MO | 26:12:00 | | | 9 | 148 | Catherine | Todd | F | 33 | Dubai | 26:13:05 | 1st Overall Female | | 10 | 176 | Susan | Donnelly | F | 48 | TN | 26:21:24 | 1st Female Masters* | | 11 | 113 | David | Bean | M | 28 | MO | 26:37:40 | | | 12 | 149 | David | Walch | M | 33 | MO | 26:45:11 | | | 13 | 160 | Julie | Treder | F | 35 | WI | 27:22:15 | | | 14 | 135 | Dave | Briggs | M | 42 | NV | 27:34:32 | | | 15 | 185 | Dale | Holdaway | M | 45 | MI | 27:42:34 | | | 16 | 163 | Jeff | Arndt | M | 58 | AK | 27:54:59 | | | 17 | 147 | Dale | Humphrey | M | 52 | MN | 27:59:08 | | | 18 | 172 | Pete | Kostelnick | M | 24 | MO | 28:16:49 | | | 19 | 131 | Anne | Ver Hoef | F | 51 | AK | 28:24:35 | | | 20 | 156 | Chad | Wooderson | M | 36 | MO | 28:31:52 | | | 21 | 171 | Jerry | Frost | M | 56 | MO | 28:32:15 | | | 22 | 118 | Ryan | Kelly | M | 31 | MO | 28:33:00 | | | 23 | 119 | B.J. | Wiedman | M | 40 | IL | 28:33:16 | | | 24 | 155 | Kirk | Kittell | M | 30 | MA | 29:32:59 | | | 25 | 103 | John | Pollihan | M | 30 | MO | 29:48:18 | | | 25 | 158 | Steve | Pollihan | M | 34 | MO | 29:48:18 | | | 27 | 194 | Eric | Moening | M | 47 | MI | 30:02:27 | | | 28 | 192 | Steve | Baker | M | 41 | KS | 30:02:34 | | | 29 | 120 | Mike | McKellips | M | 46 | MO | 30:23:37 | | | 30 | 181 | Elaine | Stypula | F | 46 | MI | 30:25:57 | | | 31 | 173 | Coleen | Voeks | F | 38 | KS | 30:30:41 | | | 32 | 151 | Ken | Chappell | M | 43 | MO | 30:43:53 | | | 33 | 112 | Gary | Dudney | M | 59 | CA | 30:47:13 | | | 33 | 157 | Robert | Mann | M | 40 | CA | 30:47:13 | | | 35 | 145 | Eddie | Spencer | M | 42 | OK | 30:50:34 | | | 36 | 182 | Gary | Nichols | M | 42 | MI | 30:52:01 | | | 37 | 165 | Justin | Welker | M | 28 | MO | 30:53:09 | | | 38 | 101 | Brad | Bishop | M | 26 | MO | 30:59:17 | | | 39 | 190 | Logan | Polfuss | M | 16 | WI | 31:21:31 | | | 40 | 115 | Laura | Range | F | 45 | MO | 31:22:50 | | | 41 | 107 | Kurt | Mungenast | M | 43 | MO | 31:26:34 | | | 42 | 161 | Frank | Dietiker | M | 38 | MO | 31:51:31 | Last Mule in the Barn award | | 43 | 154 | Leonard | Martin | M | 58 | TN | 32:50:42 | | | 83 official starters | | | | | | | | * New Masters Record | | | | | | |
November 6, 2010 | Place | Time | Number | First | Last | Sex | Age | State | Awards | | | 1 | 19:32:58 | 50 | Ben | Creehan | M | 34 | MO | 1st Overall Male | | | 2 | 20:52:54 | 29 | Kyle | Gibbs | M | 32 | MO | | | | 3 | 21:03:51 | 78 | Tommy | Doias | M | 39 | MO | | | | 4 | 21:49:02 | 76 | Ryan | Burch | M | 31 | CO | | | | 5 | 23:01:30 | 35 | David | Ruttum | M | 31 | PA | | | | 6 | 23:26:15 | 26 | John | Cash | M | 37 | MO | | | | 7 | 24:50:11 | 21 | Dave | Walch | M | 32 | MO | | | | 8 | 26:27:47 | 38 | Scott | Eppelman | M | 44 | TX | 1st Overall Masters Male | | | 9 | 27:04:04 | 66 | Larry | Vernon | M | 46 | MO | | | | 10 | 27:50:55 | 58 | Andy | Emerson | M | 42 | MO | | | | 11 | 28:15:03 | 81 | Dean | Robbins | M | 40 | IA | | | | 12 | 28:16:55 | 82 | Mona | Robbins | F | 40 | IA | 1st Overall Female | | | 13 | 28:18:19 | 1 | Steve | Pollihan | M | 33 | MO | | | | 14 | 28:26:03 | 8 | B.J. | Wiedman | M | 39 | IL | | | | 15 | 28:28:28 | 22 | Susan | Donnelly | F | 47 | TN | 1st Overall Masters
Female | | | 16 | 28:29:41 | 20 | Ed | Walch | M | 35 | MO | | | | 17 | 28:44:28 | 42 | Paul | Wilkerson | M | 34 | IL | | | | 18 | 28:45:52 | 12 | Brad | Bishop | M | 25 | MO | | | | 19 | 28:49:37 | 27 | Jake | Milligan | M | 27 | IL | | | | 20 | 29:06:34 | 69 | Ken | Clark | M | 35 | MO | | | | 21 | 29:12:45 | 73 | Angela | Hill | F | 34 | WI | | | | 22 | 29:14:36 | 16 | Nick | Ventimiglia | M | 27 | MO | | | | 23 | 29:30:30 | 67 | Matthew | Kirkpatrick | M | 36 | MS | | | | 24 | 29:33:48 | 32 | Anthony | Lounsbery | M | 32 | MO | | | | 25 | 29:39:28 | 43 | Kathleen | Yarger | F | 35 | IL | | | | 26 | 29:41:44 | 47 | Daniel | Shirey | M | 25 | IN | | | | 27 | 29:57:50 | 72 | Kevin | Bradshaw | M | 41 | IA | | | | 28 | 30:00:18 | 34 | Spencer | Swearingen | M | 32 | IL | | | | 29 | 30:18:12 | 13 | Douglas | Reynolds | M | 43 | IL | | | | 30 | 30:23:33 | 80 | Kazimierz | Swistun | M | 58 | IL | | | | 31 | 30:29:27 | 57 | Jeff | Wells | M | 52 | MO | | | | 32 | 30:29:30 | 63 | Allan | Benjamin | M | 54 | NE | | | | 33 | 30:37:59 | 30 | Matt | Rees | M | 30 | MO | | | | 34 | 30:46:40 | 51 | Lee | Dougherty | M | 60 | IL | | | | 35 | 30:51:25 | 79 | Dean | Dean | M | 52 | AK | | | | 36 | 31:17:53 | 83 | Bobby | Keogh | M | 61 | NM | | | | 37 | 31:39:20 | 85 | Rob | Apple | M | 49 | TN | Last Mule in the Barn
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| Ozark Trail 100 Mile Endurance Run 2009 | | | Name | Age | Sex | State | Time | | 1 | Browning, Jeff | 38 | M | OR | 18:38:59 | | 2 | Creehan, Ben | 33 | M | MO | 22:59:18 | | 3 | Adams, Michael | 39 | M | TX | 23:23:22 | | 4 | Wakefield, David | 35 | M | KS | 23:45:00 | | 5 | Melcher, Ryne | 30 | M | BC | 23:45:00 | | 6 | Gibbs, Kyle | 31 | M | MO | 24:12:57 | | 7 | Furman, Rachel | 26 | F | IL | 25:28:21 | | 8 | Doias, Tommy | 38 | M | MO | 25:39:01 | | 9 | Alaimo, Ian | 32 | M | MO | 26:22:29 | | 10 | Vogler, PoDog | 43 | M | AR | 26:50:04 | | 11 | Erhardt, Ellen | 38 | F | IL | 27:29:32 | | 12 | Aradi, Jennifer | 34 | F | IL | 27:49:08 | | 13 | Kuhn, Brian | 36 | M | IL | 27:55:32 | | 14 | Barron, Claude | 23 | M | VA | 28:08:20 | | 15 | Catalano, Andrew | 22 | M | NJ | 28:08:20 | | 16 | Coleman, Jason | 32 | M | MO | 28:09:22 | | 17 | Gallup, Kent | 38 | M | NC | 28:10:47 | | 18 | Bishop, Brad | 24 | M | MO | 28:44:53 | | 19 | Wynne, Jamie | 35 | M | MO | 28:54:56 | | 20 | Humphrey, Dale | 50 | M | MN | 28:55:30 | | 21 | Yue, Mun Sang | 36 | M | Singapore | 29:03:41 | | 22 | Sona, Jeff | 46 | M | MO | 29:14:43 | | 23 | Walch. David | 31 | M | MO | 29:51:15 | | 24 | Swistun, Kazimierz | 57 | M | IL | 30:03:19 | | 25 | Donnelly. Susan | 46 | F | TN | 30:19:04 | | 26 | Apple, Rob | 48 | M | TN | 30:19:05 | | 27 | Benjamin, Allan | 53 | M | NE | 30:22:19 | | 28 | Wells, Jeff | 51 | M | MO | 30:22:19 | | 29 | Turner, Paul | 46 | M | AR | 30:22:20 | | 30 | Scarbrough, Jeremy | 33 | M | CA | 30:27:52 | | 31 | Simpson-Hall, Beth | 51 | F | WI | 30:31:33 | | 32 | Drey, Dennis | 58 | M | NM | 30:32:04 | | 33 | Taylor, John | 47 | M | MN | 30:32:05 | | 34 | Lopez, Casey | 33 | M | WI | 30:32:05 | | 35 | Smith, Mike | 51 | M | IN | 30:32:06 | | 36 | Blewett, Earl | 45 | M | OK | 30:32:39 | | 37 | Gafford, Frank | 41 | M | PA | 30:41:48 | | 38 | McKellips, Michael | 44 | M | MO | 30:42:09 | | 39 | Melanson, Adam | 27 | M | GA | 30:43:37 | | 40 | Ulm, Rob | 33 | M | IL | 30:46:59 | | 41 | Saari, Lynn | 44 | F | MN | 30:47:51 | | 42 | Saari,
Daryl | 46 | M | MN | 30:53:07 | | 43 | Henry, Gary | 53 | M | KS | 30:53:35 | | 44 | Clark, Benjamin | 19 | M | ND | 30:55:59 | | 45 | Murdick, Greg | 33 | M | MO | 30:58:45 | | 46 | Foster, Jen | 37 | F | AR | 31:10:24 | | 47 | Durbin, Steve | 54 | M | KY | 31:12:58 | | 48 | Bierman, Tony | 54 | M | IL | 31:12:58 | | 49 | Mattson, Michael | 51 | M | IL | 31:14:02 | | 50 | Davidson, Randy | 56 | M | AR | 31:19:46 | | 51 | Samuelson, Mike | 44 | M | TN | 31:21:32 | | 52 | Ramirez, Gerardo | 37 | M | TX | 31:31:51 | | 53 | Bradshaw, Kevin | 40 | M | IA | 31:31:51 | | 54 | Dougherty, Lee | 59 | M | IL | 31:35:49 | | 55 | Fossier, Dan | 41 | M | IL | 31:43:13 | | 56 | Robinson, Maurice | 67 | M | AR | 31:53:35 |
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