Pub Series

Luckily for all those running, Khoury’s wasn’t quite the ‘Steamuh’ it’s been in the past and consequently there was no meltdown in the standings. By placing second overall, CSU wunderkind Terry McNatt added a single point to his lead while HFC’s Lee Danforth passed John Noland and Mark Reeder starting …

Both the Pub Series men’s and women’s leaders preserved their standing with runner-up runs at the ‘Steamuh’ which was less steamy this year than in drenchfests past. Mimi Fallon, Melanie Hire and cow country’s Patty Foltz still hold down the 1-3 slots but the return of Mara Lappin and the …

After 4 events there were 72 runners who braved the heat and the gritty streets of Somerville to complete the fourth race. We‰Ûªre down to the final 2!!! The next race is the Bobby Bell 5 Miler, in Haverhill, Ma on October 12th, 2008. Dave LaBrode and the Andover Striders …

After 3 events there were 76 runners who braved traffic 2 nights before the July 4th holiday to run. Thanks to all those who made the trek to Salisbury, braving less than ideal driving conditions. The next race is The Khoury’s Summer Steamer, 4.13M, on Sunday, July 13, in Somerville, …

For those who weathered the T-Boomers and the Route 95 snarl, it was worth the pain and sacrifice to support the Pat Polletta race and raise a glass with the honorable men and women of the Winner’s Circle Club. With the absence of the 2-3-4 women after Irish Village, 2005 …

Refusing to be lulled into the red zone by pre-designated rabbit Joseph Ekuom of Kenya, the malt-driven men of the Pub Series powered on against an impressive field. Is not HFC’s Lee Danforth hungry for the laurel wreath? Lee vaulted the jersey barrier coming out of the rail trail to …

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The All-Important Rules of Engagement: Anyone and everyone is encouraged to participate in the Pub Series. For those wishing to be scored, to be eligible for $ and other swag at the Serie’s end party at Doyle’s (must have done at least 5 of the Series’ races), as well as …

Another very interesting foray out to Hurricane Gulch in Yarmouth. Along with everything else, the leaderboard was totally swamped. Series leader (after Doyle’s) Joe Navas wrenched an ankle on Wednesday and defending Pub prince Terry McNatt shook loose of Kingston’s John Noland to once again don the Hops wreath. Moving …