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NATIONAL ULTRA ENDURANCE SERIES
Posted Date: 4/20/2008
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A 100 miler at Cohutta in Ducktown, TN was used to kick off the 2008 National Ultra Endurance Race Series. The remaining schedule includes100 mile events at Mohican, Loudonville, OH; Lumberjack, Manistee, MI; Breckendridge, CO; Wilderness 101, Coburn, PA; Fool's Gold, Dahlonega, GA; Shenandoah, Harrisonburg, VA; and Tahoe-Sierra, CA.
 
It is a best four of eight series. The simplified points payout scores one point for first, two points for second place, three points for third place, etc. Lowest points total after the finale wins.
 
COHUTTA RESULTS
1. Jeff Schalk...6.48.12
2. Dan Vallencourt...+2.24
3. Evan Plews...10.18
4. Christian Tanguy       
5. Chris Eatough          
6. Harlan Price           
7. Gerald Pflug           
8. Shawn Adams            
9. Michael Simonson       
10. Josh Tostado          
WOMEN
1. Monique Sawicki...7.45.00
2. Cheryl Sorenson...+56.00
3. Carey Lowery...58.00
4. Trish Stevenson        
5. Rebecca Tomaszewski    
6. Danielle Musto         
7. Michelle Stoppard  
 



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