2009 M-22 Challenge Results

Congratulations, the 1^st Annual M-22 Challenge was a Success! 

2009 Race Photos are online! CLICK HERE

View the final Press Release here! CLICK HERE

Again, thank you ALL for coming out to make the First Ever M-22 Challenge so much fun!

T.C. Mirror designed some of the nicest awards ever made, these are trophies worth the challenge!

 

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Mens Under 21

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Mens 21-30

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Mens 31-40

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Mens 41-50

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Mens 51-60

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Mens 61 and over

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Womans Overall

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Womans Under 21

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Womans 21-30

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Womans 31-40

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Womans 41-50

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Womans 51-60

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3 Responses to “2009 M-22 Challenge Results”

1. Elektrische Zahnbuerste says:

   November 22, 2011 at 12:40 am

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2. Arentz says:

   September 13, 2009 at 4:41 am

   Here are a few additional highlights –

   - At 9:00am, lined up in front were: #32 Mike Durno, #45 Lewis Hunt, #34 Justin Fata, #57 Nick Murray, #40 Kegan Gill, #203 Jeffery Shlaack, #53 Austin Leder, #12 Duane Amato, and #33 Neil DuRocher.

   -After the gunshot start when bikers were making their way though downtown Glen Arbor, #13, Steve Andriese, pulled ahead and gained a mile lead through the biking event.

   -First in to the tranistion area after the bike were:
   #13 Steve Andriese (First male to the transition area)
   #86 Brent Wiersema
   #205 Jonathon Kuck
   #32 Mark Durno
   #16 Zach Baker
   #57 Nick Murray
   #41 Glen Goodman
   #40 Kegan Gill
   #20 Dan Brady
   #122 Keri Pawielski (First female to the tranision area)
   #63 Chad Randall
   #21 Phil Brown
   #62 Scott Pryzstas
   #203 Jeff Schlaak
   #24 Kevin Burns
   #51 Mike Kolarevic
   #12 Duane Amato
   #83 Peter Trucco
   #65 Luke Reyhl
   #55 Jason Merrithew
   #211 Dan Deady
   #50 Rusty Klein
   #64 Corbin Redli
   #208 Brian Whiting
   #45 Lewis Hunt
   #23 Richard Burke
   #59 Andrew Palmer
   #46 Brandon Inglehart
   #106 Sue Burns (Second female to the transition area)
   #49 Ryan Keenan
   #56 Matt Mulligan
   #22 Hayden Brown
   #202 Jeff Keith

   -At around 10:00am, #13, Steve Andreise was just paddling out into little Glen and the last riders were finishing up Inspiration Point. #205, Jonathon Kuck was right behind him along with #35, Mike Durno.

   -#205, Jonathon Kuck gained the lead during the paddle to bring home first place….
3. Stephanie says:

   June 21, 2009 at 4:21 pm

   Here are a few additional highlights –

   - At 9:00am, lined up in front were: #32 Mike Durno, #45 Lewis Hunt, #34 Justin Fata, #57 Nick Murray, #40 Kegan Gill, #203 Jeffery Shlaack, #53 Austin Leder, #12 Duane Amato, and #33 Neil DuRocher.

   -After the gunshot start when bikers were making their way though downtown Glen Arbor, #13, Steve Andriese, pulled ahead and gained a mile lead through the biking event.

   -First in to the tranistion area after the bike were:
   #13 Steve Andriese (First male to the transition area)
   #86 Brent Wiersema
   #205 Jonathon Kuck
   #32 Mark Durno
   #16 Zach Baker
   #57 Nick Murray
   #41 Glen Goodman
   #40 Kegan Gill
   #20 Dan Brady
   #122 Keri Pawielski (First female to the tranision area)
   #63 Chad Randall
   #21 Phil Brown
   #62 Scott Pryzstas
   #203 Jeff Schlaak
   #24 Kevin Burns
   #51 Mike Kolarevic
   #12 Duane Amato
   #83 Peter Trucco
   #65 Luke Reyhl
   #55 Jason Merrithew
   #211 Dan Deady
   #50 Rusty Klein
   #64 Corbin Redli
   #208 Brian Whiting
   #45 Lewis Hunt
   #23 Richard Burke
   #59 Andrew Palmer
   #46 Brandon Inglehart
   #106 Sue Burns (Second female to the transition area)
   #49 Ryan Keenan
   #56 Matt Mulligan
   #22 Hayden Brown
   #202 Jeff Keith

   -At around 10:00am, #13, Steve Andreise was just paddling out into little Glen and the last riders were finishing up Inspiration Point. #205, Jonathon Kuck was right behind him along with #35, Mike Durno.

   -#205, Jonathon Kuck gained the lead during the paddle to bring home first place.