Tony Trujillo was perfect on his race time to win the guesstimate race by 1 second over four other runners on January 13, 2003. The four runners missing their guesstimate by one second were Eric Wilson, Kie Soohoo, Oliver Black and Randy Emenaker.

Dave Parsel won his 48^th lunch hour 5K in a time of 16:38 on January 13, 2003. Dave has won 13 of the last 14 races held. Rounding out the top five finishers were: David Schiller 2- 17:26, John Araujo 3- 17:33, Ken Saxton 4- 18:56 and Chuck Sohaskey 5- 19:01.

Jon Duquette and Mike Farren were the only runners to establish personal best. Jon lowered his PB by 11 seconds and Mike lowered his PB by l second.

Four runners extended their double digit consecutive 5K race streak. Tony Trujillo has now ran in 49 consecutive races, Mark Calkins has 47 straight races, Peter Lew has 45 consecutive races, Nelson Slagle has 26 straight races and John Araujo has 14 straight races. Robin Khundkar streak of 12 straight races ended today.

The next 5K will be Monday, February 10, 2003 at 11:50 AM.

Huntington Beach easily won the team event with total places of 29 and a unofficial team time of 92:42, the third fastest team time ever! The record team time is held by Huntington Beach of 89:48 in May 1998. I need the times of Henry Rodriguez and Jose Gallardo to finialize the stats. Anaheim was 2^nd with 78 places and a team time of 103:02. Aerospace and Corporate tied for 3^rd. Aerospace totaled 89 places and a team time of 106:14. Corporate had 86 places and total time of 106:59. Aerospace leads Corporate in the cum series: 114-65-12.

Huntington Beach was paced by Dave Parsel 1- 16:38, Dave Schiller 2- 17:26, Jose Gallardo 5- 19:00?, Henry Rodriguez 9- 19:30? and Don Hill 12- 20:20. Anaheim was led by John Araujo 3- 17:33, Kie Soohoo 13- 20:31, David Rusher 17- 21:18, Randy Emenaker 20- 21:31 and Hank Barcikowski 25- 21:09. Aerospace was paced by: Jon Duquette 10- 20:04, Matt McCutchen 15- 21:01, Peter Lew 19- 21:21, Mike Farren 22- 21:52 and Roy Gronau 23- 21:56. Corporate was paced by: Eric Wilson 8- 19:16, Todd Byers 11- 20:15, Ed Loh 14- 20:45, Rich Terrell 19- 21:21 and Ralph Castro 34- 25:22.

Aerospace was one female short and Corporate one runner short of qualifying for the mixed team title. That leaves the cum standings at 88-56-32 in favor of Aerospace.

Aerospace was paced by Bob Palomba 24- 21:59, Graham Anderson 26- 22:39, Tony Trujillo 21- 23:00 and Joan McIntyre 45- 38:31. Corporate's four runners were: Kimberly Boyd 41- 28:21, Theresa Boehm 42- 28:34, Nelson Slagle 43- 35:55 and Margaret Everitt 44- 37:44. Huntington Beach's three runners were: Linda Dobson 36- 26:11, Larry Gaines 40- 28:20 and Randy Guiles 6- 44:47.

Slag 1-13-03