Participants begin their run on Water Street and turn on to Mill Street during the Green Lake 13dot1 races Aug. 30.
Participants begin their run on Water Street and turn on to Mill Street during the Green Lake 13dot1 races Aug. 30.
The Green Lake 13dot1 races returned Saturday, Aug. 30 for a day of exercise and wellness that helped raise money for another 13dot1 scholarship.
“We’re proud to share that we’ve awarded a $1,000 scholarship to a local 2024 and 2025 high school senior, funded by the previous year’s race proceeds,” 13dot1 press correspondent Elizabeth Goodspeed said. “We’re on track to award another $1,000 scholarship to a 2026 high school senior from this year’s race as well.”
The races, which gave participants the option to run a 5k, 10k or half marathon, went perfect according to Goodspeed. She explained that the weather was great, the volunteers were supportive and that the crowd kept the energy high by cheering on participants and ringing cowbells.
Turnout this year was on par with previous years, with 138 participants in the 5k, 99 competitors in the 10k and 134 runners in the half marathon.
After the races, participants enjoyed a post-race celebration on the Town Square Terrace, where they ate food and enjoyed beer or soda. There was also an award ceremony, where each finisher received a medal.
Additionally, those who placed first overall by gender received a branded Carhartt beanie and the first-, second- and third-place finishers in each age group won a place charm, a branded pint glass and a $5 Sassafras Specialties gift card.
Goodspeed encouraged those who’d like to support 13dot1 in the future to become a sponsor, volunteer on race day or register to participate in next year’s race. As always, Goodspeed recommended registering early to help streamline next year’s planning and logistics.
Full results of the 13dot1 races are available at www.runsignup.com/greenlake13dot1, along with sponsorship and volunteer information. Information not available online may be requested by emailing GLA13dot1@gmail.com.
The top-10 male and female finishers in each race based on chip time, with local area finishers being italicized are:
Half marathon
Females (out of 61): 1. Katie Kiedrowski of Chaska, Minn. (1:40:36.87); 2. Cyna Madigan of Rosendale (1:43:30.19); 3. Amber Sandstrom of Ripon (1:45:55.33); 4. Chloe Lueptow of Ripon (1:46:55.63); 5. Kathleen Donati of New York, N.Y. (1:47:13.35); 6. Rheanna Butler of Appleton (1:48:55.11); 7. Jamie Shaver of Portage (1:51:39.39); 8. Courtney Tolbert of Green Lake (1:53:20.65); 9. Erin Svec of Crystal Lake, Ill. (1:53:26.99); 10. Susan McDowell of Appleton (1:53:34.00).
Males (out of 73): 1. Jacob Jumbeck of Ripon (1:21:11.75); 2. Connor Burns of Wheaton, Ill. (1:22:18.94); 3. Colton Ortner of Rosendale (1:23:43.71); 4. Andrew Stagg of Green Lake (1:30:31.46); 5. Josh Denk of Markesan (1:31:11.52); 6. Kevin Conner of Marshall (1:33:42.23); 7. Chad Tipmore of Nekoosa (1:34:01.63); 8. James Schroeder of Oak Harbor, Wash. (1:35:04.66); 9. Jordan Jahnke of Markesan (1:36:20.59); 10. Tony Bomber of Combined Locks (1:37:59.53).
10k
Females (out of 61): 1. Erin Curry of Park Ridge, Ill. (47:53.17); 2. Cathy Ramsay of Lake Forest, Ill. (47:53.94); 3. Lauren Egbert of Green Lake (48:39.39); 4. Brynn Suchomel of Columbus (48:44.71); 5. Carolyn Smith of Milwaukee (49:00.37); 6. Ellen Troy of Waukesha (49:37.45); 7. Katie Ortner of Rosendale (50:10.83); 8. Jenna Rindo of Pickett (51:02.23); 9. Rachelle Buwalda of Waupun (51:48.06); 10. Rebecca Paxton of Wauwatosa (52:39.57).
Males (out of 38): 1. Bram Navsaria of Madison (41:15.83); 2. Jacob Moskowitz of New York, N.Y. (48:17.32); 3. Al Sturgeon of Green Lake (48:22.97); 4. Donald Beuthin of Green Lake (48:41.42); 5. Sam Nortman of Fitchburg (50:51.66); 6. Nathan Nye of Green Lake (50:11.33); 7. Anonymous Participant (50:27.18); 8. David Ashenhurst of Oak Creek (52:05.72); 9. Bob Turek of Appleton (52:11.68); 10. Thomas McKeown of Wilmette, Ill. (52:51.76).
5k
Females (out of 79): 1. Isabelle Willett of Ripon (21:36.51); 2. Alex Richardson of Waunakee (22:21.99); 3. Karissa Boeke of Sun Prairie (22:40.85); 4. Julia Krebs of Berlin 23:48.36; 5. Jessie Surridge of Milwaukee (24:13.23); 6. Courtney Judas of Berlin (24:48.64); 7. Maiah Domask of Milwaukee (26.02.03); 8. Katherine Watzka of Green Bay (26:35.37); 8. Jacinta Emmer of Brownsville (26:40.83); 9. Caitlin Frederick of Madison (26:45.56); 10. Jenny Claudio of Mount Prospect, Ill. (26:47.20).
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Males (out of 59): 1. R.J. Olson of Oshkosh (18:51.07); 2. David Watzka of Oconto (20:35.19); 3. Corey Splittgerber of Berlin (20:51.57); 4. Jackson Czarnecki of Appleton (20:51.60); 5. Wyatt Arndt of Neshkoro (21:32.19); 6. G. Triller of Green Lake (22:52.42); 7. N. Bartol of Berlin (23:41.57); 8. R. Wendt of Berlin (24:31.11); 9. C. Judas of Berlin (24:48.89); 10. C. Klem of Neshkoro (25:51.55).
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