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ST. THOMAS'S DAVID, ST. CROIX'S BOHLKE WIN RACE

May 4, 2003 — William "Billy" Bohlke of St. Croix and Ruth Ann David of St. Thomas, both familiar names at the top of local races, topped the field of 107 runners in the 21st annual Carnival Mile Saturday morning.
Bohlke, a recent graduate and 1500-meter runner at Louisiana State University, participated for the first time in the race, and easily outdistanced fellow Cruzan Greg Johnson with a time of 4:43. Johnson, a long-time competitor, won the Master's Division with his time of 5:19. Third place went to 17-year-old Luis Guillen in a time of 5:46, and last year's winner Maurice Kurg was a close 4th in 5:47.
David, a four-time winner of the race, won in a time of 5:35 — just two seconds off the course record she posted last year. Charley Charles of Charlotte Amalie High School was second in 5:57, followed by two more teens: Aniecia Williams and former winner Tyfia Lee in 6:07 and 6:46 respectively.
The field included runners from 4 to 70-plus years old. Under the race sponsorship of Seaborne Airlines, proceeds go to benefit the St. Thomas-St. John Chapter of the American Red Cross.
AGE GROUP WINNERS
In the boys 12 and under age category Makenzie Shaw, Akim Frett and Adam Fuller were the top three in 6:39, 6:45 and 6:50. Girls 12 and under winners were sisters Tynequa and Tykela Lee in 6:59 and 6: 59, and Shantel Williams was third in 7:11.
13-19: Madison Van Heurck and Calvin Philip were runners-up to Guillen in 5:59 and 6:05 respectively.
20-29: Brad Kappel and Lucien Wallace were the male winners in 5:49 and 5:55, and Michelle Zielenski and Pamela LaPlace won for the women in 7:29 and 19:51.
30-39: The men's division was won by Greg Bettis in 5:59. Tim Miller and Roy Rogers were runners up in 6:01 and 6:35. The women's division was won by Tammie Waters in 6:52 with Simone Francis second in 6:57.1 and Camille McKayle third in 6:57.3.
40-49: Maurice Kurg's 5:47 won the division, with Dale Joseph and Peter Alter following in 5:49 and 6:02. The women's winner was Tanya Ward-Benjamin in 8:43, followed by Carol Lenahan and Karen Rice in 8:49 and 9:02.
50 and over: Men's winners were Johnson followed by Teddy Seymour in 6:14 and Frank Jackson in 6:15. Women's winners were Thyra Hammond in 9:16 with Joy Boyd and Toya Andrew both finishing in 15:27.
Super-Senior awards were given to Vince Fuller and Benita Martin.
COMPLETE RESULTS
Female Overall winner – Ruth Ann David 5:35
Female 12 & Under – Tynequa Lee 6:58, Tykela Lee 6:59, Shantel Williams 7:11, Julia Casazza 7:23, Ariel Stolz 8:42, Tina Mullen 9:08, Shofa Willette 9:23, Francie Lenahan 9:28, Roya Benjamin 13:17, Kellyn Nelthropp 13:23, Kandace Mitchell 13:45.
Female 13-19 – Charley Charles 5:57, Aniecia Williams 6:07, Tyfia Lee, 6:46, Norma Charles 7:51, Andrene Willette 8:10, Natlie Drew 8:14, Crystal Joseph 8:35.
Female 20-29 – Michelle Zielenski 7:20, Pamela Laplace 19.51.
Female 30-39 – Tammy Waters 6:52, Simone Francis 6:57.1, Camille McKayle, 6:57.3, Andrea Greaux 7:30, Melissa King 7:33, Maria VanHeurck, 8:00, Lisa Wisehart 8:21, Kristin Barton 8:34, Elisa Hodge, 9:00, Nichle Hagler, 9:57, Thada Davis, 11:52, Jackie Nelthropp 13:45; Lisa Charles 14.10; Mariska Williams, 15:39.
Female 40-49 – Tanya Ward Benjamin 8:43, Carol Lenahan 8:49, Karen Rice, 9:02, Suzanne Cilliers 10:34, Susan Vollmer 10:36, Rosemarie Moscia 11:16, Carol Mestemaker 13:04, Rebecca Brahm 15:26.
Female 50 & Over – Thyra Hammond 9:16, Joy Boyd 15:27, Toya Andrew 15:27, Benita Martin 19:51.
Male Overall Winner – William Bohkle 4:43.
Male 12 & Under – Makenzie Shaw 8:39, Akim Frett 6:45, Adam Fuller 6:50, Nick Schmidt 6:56, Johnny Lenahan 7:06, Louimiah Lavinier 7:06, Kareem Basso 7:08, Ian Barrows 7:53, Tyler Rice 8:10, Nathaniel Fuller 8:44, Kyle Lavinier 8:45, Deland Isidore 9:04, Andrew Casazza 9:07, Zachary Nelthropp 9:27, Christopher Cilliers 9:36, William Golub 11:38, Trevor Golub 11:52, Noah Stolz 12:27, Lukata Samuel 12:58, Jonathan Fuller 15:19.
Male 13-19 – Luis Guillen 5:46, Madison VanHeurck 5:59, Calvin Philip 6:05, Clement Williams 6:48, Harry Lenahan 9:24.
Male 20-29 – Brad Kappel 5:40, Lucien Wallace 5:55
Male 30-39 – Greg Bettis 5:59, Tim Miller, 6:01, Roy Rogers 6:35, Angel Josiah 6:47, Diego Christian 6:54, Torin Zielenski 7:40, Joseph Williams 15:38.
Male 40-49 – Maurice Kurg 5:47, Dale Joseph 5:49, Peter Alter 6:02, Randy Shaw 6:24, Christopher Haigh 6:32, Richard Pearson 6:36, Daryl Dodson 6:37, Curtis Gomez 6:44, Robert Golub 7:17, Bob Schmidt 7:58, John Hawkins 9:40.
Male 50 & Over – Greg Johnson 5:19, Teddy Seymour 6:14, Frank Jackson 6:15, Henry Carr 6:56, Vince Fuller 7:15, Robert Collins 7:20, Don Pomeranz 7:29, Ronald Rivas 7:44, Jesse Bethel 8:25, Shep Barrows 9:14, Kevin Lenahan 9:37, Rhett Simmonds 15.34, Pat Bailey 17:27.

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