Published by the DAILY RECORD of Morris
County, New Jersey
On Sunday, May 25, 2014
Copyright, Madeline Bost, 2014
Elena Rozhko of Morristown
was less than a minute from winning the Pfizer Run for Pride 5K on Wednesday at
the Giralda corporate complex in Madison. Rozhko, age 41, finished on the
hilly course in 18:16 to finish third overall in the race. Nicholas
Reid of Morristown finished first in 17:21.
Foster Wheeler won the male
corporate team division while Novartis won the female division. The coed
division was won by PREI Pacers with the Greystone team placing second.
STOMP THE MONSTER HOSTS
WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP
USATF women's teams will be
heading for Marlboro next Sunday, June 1, for the championship 5K.
The Garden State Track Club will be the prohibitive favorite to win the race
with all the other clubs running for second. In contention will be the
Garmin racing team, the North Jersey Masters and the Raritan Valley Road
Racers.
RIDGEWOOD RUN WILL DRAW
LOCALS
The Ridgewood Run taking
place tomorrow will draw a good number of local runners even though it is not
hosting any championships this year. The first race on the roster is the
10K, followed by the 5K, which are then followed by mile races. To honor
Toshiko D'elia, long time member of the North Jersey Masters who put on the
races, a prize money purse will be awarded to the first masters woman across
the line in the 5K and 10K. D'elia passed on this past year after a
storied career in racing, both on the roads and on the track. Elena
Rozhko of Morristown is the likely winner of the prize, a fitting outcome for
an immigrant from Ukraine to win a prize named for an outstanding immigrant
from Japan.
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A calendar of USATF sanctioned events can be found at www.usatfnj.org or at www.raceforum.com for running and tri and
biathlon events.
Contact Madeline Bost at madelinebost@verizon.net.
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