Rock 'n' Roll Pasadena - Half Marathon Results
February 19, 2012
Top Men
GenderPl | Name | Time |
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1 | Sergio Reyes | 01:05:24 |
2 | Mark Batres | 01:07:50 |
3 | Jacques Sallberg | 01:10:17 |
4 | Justin Patananan | 01:12:14 |
5 | Eric Burnett | 01:15:05 |
6 | Shuo Pang | 01:15:12 |
7 | Bryan Ramos | 01:16:11 |
8 | Larry Blaylock | 01:16:24 |
9 | Erik Estrada | 01:16:24 |
10 | Taos Poole | 01:16:32 |
Top Women
GenderPl | Name | Time |
---|---|---|
1 | Yuri Kano | 01:14:35 |
2 | Mary Akor | 01:15:08 |
3 | Magali Tisseyre | 01:22:47 |
4 | Whitney Tawney | 01:24:10 |
5 | Hannah Briggs | 01:24:57 |
6 | Rosario Castaneda | 01:27:00 |
7 | Nicole Luque | 01:28:05 |
8 | Rendy Williams | 01:29:22 |
9 | Jenny Quirk | 01:29:50 |
10 | Emily Belli | 01:30:25 |
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