Random Thoughts (After TD50)

On By kingofpotsIn Insights, Jogging, Places to Run, Practice Runs, Races, Runners' Training, Running, Trail Running, Travel, Ultramarathon1 Comment

In the United States, June 6 is declared as their National Running Day. In some of my previous posts in this blog, I mentioned about coming up with the same concept in order for the citizens to adhere to a healthy lifestyle by engaging to any kind of sports. The following was the exact words from my previous post:

“It will take a real “sportsman or sportswoman” among our politicians to think and “lobby” for a “National Sports Week or Month”. There is already a party-list group at the House of Representatives which is called “PBA” (Partido ng Bayaning Atleta) but I am still waiting for them to be heard or seen in our national sports endeavors. Well, this could be a good idea for the PSC and POC to indulge if they are really sincere in discovering new “talents” and developing our sports program in the “grassroots”!”

Those people who are responsible in making or declaring a “National Running Day” for the country will always defend themselves by saying that “there is no need for such day or celebration because runners run everyday”!

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I would like to personally thank those who greeted me on my 60th Birthday through Facebook, SMS, e-mail, and telephone calls. Instead of running for 60K, I was contented to run for 60 minutes on my birthday towards the peak of a mountain. There was no party or grand celebration for this day. I was contented  to just pray that I will have more years to enjoy running on the roads and trails. Finally, I got my Senior Citizen’s Card!

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Taklang Damulag Ultra Trail Races (TD 100M/50M/50K) will remain to be the most challenging trail running event in the country. It will remain to be a challenge for the hardcore runners. I am proud that the 1st TD 100-Mile Trail Run made those runners who DNFed as stronger, smarter, and faster trail “experts” in their succeeding races here and abroad. It also started a trend of mountain ultra trail runs in the country.

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I always IGNORE non-ultrarunners who make their opinion and/or observation about the sports I love and promote. Being the Founder and President of the Philippine Association of Ultrarunners (PAU), I should be the one who should be refuting or arguing the statements of these people. But it would be best if these people will accept my personal invitation to join in next year’s edition of the Bataan Death March 102K Ultra Marathon Race which I will send to them on the 4th week of this month. I think eight (8) months will be enough time for them to prepare and train for such invitation.

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I am happy that more marathon runners are slowly “crossing the fence” to the world of ultrarunning. I am happier that more runners are also shifting to trail running. After posting my “peak bagging” adventures, I’ve observed that my ultra running friends and other runners have started to go to the mountains, too! Some of my friends are wondering why I am always “peak bagging/peak hunting” almost every week. Well, the answer is that I am preparing for my next ultra trail run. It could be before the year ends or finally participate in next year’s TNF 100.

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I am supposed to join in this Saturday’s San Diego 100-Mile Endurance Run but I missed the on-line registration at Ultra SignUp by a few hours as I did not expect the influx of interested runners. I was surprised that the slots were filled-up as soon as the registration opened. Even if I appealed to the Race Director with an e-mail and FB Personal Message, my request to be included was not granted. Lesson learned: Be fast with your Credit Card and Stick to the Rules and Regulation of the Event!

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This site will remain as a running blog. More ultra running events here and abroad will be featured in this blog as more of our local runners are interested to know what is happening in the world of ultrarunning. Actually, some of our runners had been consistently joining ultra trail running events outside the country. Jonnifer Lacanlale, Simon Bolivar, Jael Wenceslao, Paolo Osmena, Garry Garcia had been consistently joining ultra running events outside the country and have been our ultra “ambassadors” to represent our country. I have a prediction that more of our local ultrarunners will be following their footsteps in the years to come.

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Starting tomorrow, June 7, BDM 102 Finisher and ultrarunner Mac Milan will be starting his “multi-day adventure run” from Davao City to Cagayan De Oro City covering a distance of 250+ kilometers. He promised me to have his run “journalized” through a blog and will try his best to update us with his running experience. Good luck and have fun, Mac!

2013 BDM 102 Finisher’s Medals

On By kingofpotsIn Insights, Jogging, Races, Running, Sports Program, Travel, Ultramarathon10 Comments

Starting on next year’s 5th edition of the Bataan Death March 102 Ultra Marathon Race, Finisher’s Medals will have a distinction based on the Official Finish Time of each runner-finisher. The Finisher’s Medals will be categorized into GOLD, SILVER, and BRONZE.

GOLD BDM 102 Medal will be awarded to the runners who will register a finish time of less than 13 HOURS.

SILVER BDM 102 Medal will be awarded to the runners who will register a finish time of 13 HOURS but less than 16 HOURS.

BRONZE BDM 102 Medal will be awarded to the runners who will register a finish time of 16 HOURS but less than 18 HOURS.

Good luck to all the 2013/5th BDM 102 Ultra Marathon Race applicants.

Official Results: 1st TD 50M/50K/21K Trail Run

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1st Taklang Damulag 50-Mile/50K/21K Half-Marathon Trail Run/June 2, 2012/Fort Magsaysay, Palayan City (Nueva Ecija)

(Note: Photo Courtesy of Elaine Botabara)

  TD 50-MILE RUN  
RANK NAME TIME
1 Ronald Illana 14:27:22
2 Mary Maureen Baylosis (F) 16:21:06
3 Cenuel Mark Geminiano 16:21:07
4 Sherwin Botabara 18:18:52
5 Bong Alindada 18:19:18
     
  TD 50-Kilometer Run  
RANK NAME TIME
1 Ronnel Go 7:33:37
2 Romulo Doctolero 7:33:38
3 Carmeli Ortega (F) 10:07:25
4 Stephanie Hefti (F) 10:07:27
     
  TD 21K Half-Marathon  
RANK NAME TIME
1 Juvalin Dionisio (F) 6:12:51
2 Mike Jojo Brito 6:35:01
3 Meljohn Tezon 6:40:17

1st BR’s BEER Mile

On By kingofpotsIn Insights, Jogging, Pictures, Places to Run, Running4 Comments

Nobody dared yet to do this event in the country. I wonder why. Is it because we are ignorant that there is such event that is known worldwide? Is it because we are afraid that we are promoting drinking of liquor mixed with sports? Or we are just simply lazy or afraid of promoting this kind of event that promotes camaraderie among runners and friends? Or is it because there is no profit in it that race organizers would not dare to do it?

For the past weeks, I’ve posted a request on Facebook for any of my “friends” to “connect” me with anybody who is employed with any of the Corporate Beer Companies in the country. I got some positive comments and some promises to connect to this person and this person. But it ended there but I still waited for some more time if ever I would be able to link-up with the Heads of Sales of these companies. I waited but such promises ended as promises! However, I am still waiting for these Corporate entities to sponsor this event.

With or without sponsors, this event will have to push through. Who cares? I really don’t care if I don’t have any sponsor in my events. The RUNNERS are the actors/actresses in this event! The show must go on!

I wanted a “low-key” oval track for this event and I thought of the Rizal High School Oval Track in Pasig City to be an ideal place for the sake of simplicity. After a simple coordination with the right authority to give the approval for the use of the said facility, the event is now a reality!

This Beer Mile Run is FREE but runners/participants will have the distinction to be invited through this post in this blog. I will be clear on those runners to be invited for the inaugural conduct of this event. These invited runners are those who have supported me in my initial BDM & PAU Races and our ultra supportive friends. And for those who were not invited for this inaugural event, they will have the chance to experience this in the monthly conduct of this run. However, they can still come as spectators in the said event.

The following runners are invited in the Inaugural BR’s BEER Mile on June 10, 2012. The activity will start at 6:00 AM at the Rizal High School Oval Track.

1. Jonel Mendoza

2. Amado Castro Jr

3. Jonnifer Lacanlale

4. Jael Wenceslao

5. George Dolores

6. Ric Cabusao

7. Arman Fernando

8. Francisco Lapira Jr

9. Abet Henson

10. Jeffrey Abenina

11. Patrick Concepcion

12. Gene Olvis

13. Paolo Osmena

14. Christopher Montaos

15. Arturo Virata

16. Chito Carreon

17. Mel Severino

18. Sherwin Botabara

19. Cesar Abarientos

20. Graciano Santos

21. Ronnel Go

22. Mar Marilag

23. Bong Alindada

24. Ian Alacar

25. Meljohn Tezon

26. Eric Socrates

27. Jose Duenas

28. Randy Rubio

29. Junar Layug

30. Tin Ferrera (F)

31. Teresa Gangan (F)

32. Dick Balaba

33. Robert Patrimonio

34. Samuel Narcise

35. Marlo Guloy

36. Victor Ting

37. Narciso Alipio

38. Alfred Delos Reyes

39. Roberto “Beeps” De Los Santos

40. Mark Hernandez

41. Frederick  Gabriel

42. Alfredo Ocampo

43. Samson Ocampo

44. Gil Ocampo

45. Larry Daliwag

46. Tina Narvaez (F)

47. Keshia Fule (F)

48. Chips Dayrit

49. Raul Tapia

50. Carl Balagot

51. Junrox Roque

52. Wilnar Iglesia

53. David Buban

54. Dindo Diaz

55. Simon Pavel Miranda

56. Noel Hernandez

57. Charlie Chua

58. Camilla Brooks (F)

59. Lemuel Narcise

60. Jose Lorenzo Mina

61. Red Samar

62. Almar Danguilan

63. Bert Camangonan

64. Haide Acuna (F)

65. Irene Ong (F)

66. Ron Sulapas

67.  Bob Castilla

68. Julius Cervantes

69. Din Cordero

70. Wap Flores Forbes

71.  Gregorio Ocampo

72. Ruben Fajardo Jr

73. Nelson Mallillim

74. Frederick Quitiquit

75. Imelda Laron (F)

76. Benedict Meneses

77. Carlito Buenaventura

78. Lester Jerome Chuayap

79. Stephanie Hefti (F)

80. Zaldy Santillan

The following will be the procedure of the event:

1. Each Runner-Participant will have to register to the Secretariat with four (4) Beer In Cans. We are not strict on the brand of the beer as long as it has 5% alcohol content by volume. NO BEERS IN BOTTLE!

2. There will be five (5) Waves of runners. Each wave will consist of sixteen (16) runners. Composition of WAVES will depend on the order of registration for each runner—FIRST TO REGISTER, FIRST TO RUN!

3. Secretariat will be ready to accept the registration of runners at 5:30 AM and the first Wave will start at exactly 6:00 AM.

4.  Cut-off time for each Wave is 20 minutes. The next Wave will start immediately after the cut-off time have lapsed.

5. At the Starting Area, runners should be at least 5 meters behind the starting line & holding their beer in can. Start of the Race will commence once the RD says “GO”. Then runner opens the beer and drink the full content of the beer before starting his run (still behind the starting line). Runners will be disqualified if they won’t be able to finish/consume the contents of can before they start their run.

6. Before completing each lap, runner has to drink another beer before he/she crosses the starting line in order to start the 2nd lap, then the 3rd lap and then the 4th/last lap. To complete the event, each runner must have consumed 4 beer in cans and had ran 4 laps.

7. If a runner vomits, he/she is penalized for another lap around the track (4 laps + 1 lap penalty). (Note: We will not have marshals to monitor each runner during the run. So, we hope that runners would accept that they vomitted during the run and take upon themselves and run the additional lap as penalty). No matter how many times you vomit, you only have to run ONE additional lap to complete the run. PLEASE DON’T VOMIT ON THE TRACK.

8.  Results will be posted in my blog and will be sent to http://www.beermile.com to represent our country from the list countries registered in this event. “Personalized” Finisher’s Certificate for each runner will be available on a later date.

9. Commemorative T-Shirts will be available FOR SALE (P 300.00 each). The word “FINISHER” and date of the event will be printed at the back of the shirt.

10. For details on the rules and regulations, please check www.beermile.com.

Additional Notes:

1. My sincerest apology to those who were not included in this initial list. However, if you have time, you can be a spectator of this event. If there will be runners in the list who could not make it in the event, we will ask runners from the spectators to fill in the list. Make sure you bring 4 cans of beer.

2. The Parking Area at the Rizal High School is very limited. We encourage “carpooling” among running club members!

3.Donations for Additional Beer In Cans and bite foods (“pulutan”) are highly encouraged.

4. We will try our best to have this event on a monthly basis.

Good luck and Have Fun!

2013 BDM 102/160 Update

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Interested runners who would like to participate in next year’s edition of BDM 102 & 160 have up to the middle of next month, June 15, 2012, to file their application through the Facebook’s BDM 102/160 PAGE; or posting a comment in my blog’s BDM 102 and/or BDM 160 PAGES; or by sending an e-mail at jovie75@hotmail.com.

Application should include the following data: Name; Age; Gender; Latest Marathon Race Finish & Time; and e-mail address.

Approval of Application through a Letter of Invitation to each runner-applicant will be sent to the applicant’s e-mail address starting on June 20, 2012. Details and important instructions will be stated on the letter of invitation to include the Payment Period for the Registration Fees.

The following are the scheduled dates for the 2013 BDM Races:

2013 BDM 160 Ultra——January 26-27, 2013

2013 BDM 102 Ultra——March 2-3, 2013

The following are the scheduled “Test Runs” for the 2013 BDM Races:

BDM 160 Test Run (Km 102-160)—–December 22, 2012

BDM 102 Test Run (Km 00-50)——-January 5, 2013

BDM 102 Test Run (Km 50-102)——February 2, 2013

Registration Fees:

BDM 102—–P 3,000 (within the Registration Period)/P 3,500 for Late Registration

BDM 160—–P 5,500 (within the Registration Period)/P 6,000 for Late Registration

BDM 102 & 160 Test Runs—–P 500

Thanks and Good luck!

Official Result: 3rd T2N 50K Run

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3rd Tagaytay-Nasugbu 50K Ultra Marathon Run/4:30 AM May 20, 2012

RANK RB # N   A   M   E T I M E
1 202 Ricarte Dayata (Course Record) 4:03:25
2 165 Roberto Delos Santos 4:21:10
3 160 Enrique Sundiang 4:21:30
4 266 Alfred Ocampo 4:21:48
5 260 Christian Velson Ticson 4:32:59
6 262 Laurencio Ogerio 4:36:25
7 278 Arnold Dimasugid 4:38:15
8 300 Alfred Delos Reyes 4:40:58
9 197 Eugenio Boquio 4:51:03
10 275 Narciso Alipio 4:41:09
11 166 Raul Angolauan 4:41:30
12 273 Gregorio Ocampo 4:43:42
13 198 Roman Mabborang 4:48:13
13 267 Vergilio Leona 4:53:58
15 111 Simon Pavel Miranda 4:57:35
16 124 Danilo Sanchez Jr 5:04:45
17 192 Benedick Balaba 5:04:52
18 77 Raul Tapia 5:12:47
19 329 Jerome Bautista 5:17:11
20 340 James Soto 5:20:59
21 274 Sergio Bandol 5:21:17
22 268 Samson Ocampo 5:22:43
23 298 Gilbert “Jong” Anama 5:23:14
24 359 Almar Danguilan 5:23:52
25 244 Mon Gillego 5:26:55
26 291 Carlito Buenaventura 5:27:01
27 288 Maricar Hiponia (1st, W) 5:27:27
28 214 Elvin Pastorfide 5:27:44
29 362 Sylvia Buendia (2nd, W) 5:29:08
30 332 Arman Jison 5:31:27
31 164 Nilo Lazaro 5:31:30
32 186 Jeffrey Diaz 5:31:32
33 130 Dindo Diaz 5:31:50
34 368 Dante Sagayap 5:34:13
35 367 Ariel Aquino 5:34:13
36 123 Edgar Puruganan 5:37;10
37 369 Nicolas De Leon Jr. 5:38:41
38 157 Ariel Briones 5:40:29
39 295 Mark “Beep Beep” Rodica 5:41:00
40 209 Rex San Pedro 5:41:38
41 225 Jhun Juan 5:42:29
42 333 Marvilito Villareal 5:42:49
43 276 Edwin Gajol 5:44:45
44 357 Rafael Barolo 5:44:56
45 131 Dennis Chavez 5:45:42
46 159 Senen Garcia 5:49:11
47 162 Anthony Corcilles 5:50:52
48 213 Antonio Murillo 5:51:01
49 137 Wendell Salomon 5:52:26
50 138 Sammy Uy 5:52:27
51 88 Chips Dayrit 5:53:15
52 271 Godfrey Gozo 5:53:20
53 222 Jonel De Ocampo 5:54:47
54 153 Darryl Panado 5:55:27
55 218 Roning Avellanosa 5:55:27
56 71 Marc Anthony Tibo-oc 5:56:06
57 86 Daphne Rose Codilla (3rd, W) 5:57:44
58 96 Joseph Pineda 5:58:11
59 290 Calvin John Escandor 5:58:12
60 361 Elaine Araneta (W) 6:00:21
61 226 Obeth Malana 6:01:12
62 277 Roel Olimba 6:01:28
63 251 Jon Las Bruce 6:01:39
64 285 Benjamin Termulo 6:01:48
65 73 Noel L. Ko 6:02:24
66 128 Imelda Laron (W) 6:04:14
67 317 Jerry Peralta 6:04:16
68 108 Zan Cagulangan 6:04:18
69 75 Russel Hernandez 6:07:05
70 355 Ian Francisco 6:07:35
71 299 Victor Verry 6:10:58
72 185 Aldrin Pallera 6:11:17
73 269 Gil Ocampo 6:12:04
74 228 Joel Custodio 6:13:24
75 98 Eligio Sabado Jr 6:14:08
76 103 Andrew Carreon 6:14:08
77 93 Jonnalene Dorin (W) 6:14:14
78 188 Ria Go Tian (W) 6:14:15
79 80 Romeo Santos Jr 6:15:48
80 83 Florencio Sy 6:16:39
81 293 Ernesto Badong 6:17:47
82 309 Edwin Fernandez 6:18:33
83 323 Cherry Jardiniano (W) 6:19:09
84 321 Mark Lester Salvador 6:19:12
85 322 Jay Chavez 6:19:13
86 221 William Marino 6:19:52
87 147 Dianne Palogan 6:20:41
88 227 Ricky Sangalang 6:20:41
89 113 Meljohn Tezon 6:21:14
90 220 Gerry Lita 6:21:19
91 119 Ted Mallen 6:21:21
92 347 Philip Enriquez 6:21:36
93 331 Mateo Borbon Jr. 6:22:20
94 158 Aurelio Dela Cruz 6:22:35
95 311 Werner Cruz 6:22:39
96 132 Karl Reformina 6:23:28
97 163 Dante Caguiao 6:23:52
98 155 Jayvee Pingul 6:23:56
99 224 Nestor Ramirez 6:27:19
100 343 Allan Bulos 6:27:27
101 82 Jay Gaite 6:27:44
102 171 Chaps Grande 6:20:09
103 257 Rodrigo Pagdilao Jr. 6:30:54
104 328 Edgardo Caubang 6:31:26
105 371 Neil Jhamfrens Broncano 6:31:32
106 253 Tess Leono (W) 6:32:07
107 246 Brian Red 6:32:24
108 370 Remelito Brion 6:33:11
109 223 Jay Juanir 6:34:48
110 325 Vincent Rodriguez 6:34:59
111 252 Michael Gapan 6:35:08
112 337 Jason Sison 6:36:55
113 327 Dennis Villanueva 6:36:55
114 175 Jovino Parica 6:40:29
115 156 Herito Briones 6:41:59
116 152 Alexis Huebert Dulor 6:42:03
117 74 Michael V. Chan 6:42:27
118 139 Emmanuel Dayrit 6:44:19
119 94 Roy Ochavo 6:44:30
120 203 Sammy Sagun 6:44:31
121 118 Edrick Nicdao 6:44:33
122 205 Alejandro Diego 6:44:35
123 206 Gary Teves 6:44:43
124 204 Manuel Oyao 6:44:44
125 78 Reynaldo Mapagu 6:44:45
126 170 Japhet Grande 6:45:49
127 100 Janet Maraguinot (W) 6:46:41
128 85 Justine Edward Valderrama 6:48:52
129 104 Ricardo Gabayno Jr 6:49:26
130 372 Joel Sison 6:49:43
131 102 Jenny Capistrano (W) 6:50:01
132 308 Chato Racoma (W) 6:50:02
133 135 Leilani Marie Tan (W) 6:51:09
134 140 Rod Julius Reyes 6:51:15
135 148 Miko Sabado 6:52:01
136 141 Johann Marquez 6:52:46
137 174 Patric Lagman 6:53:21
138 180 Joannie Divina Gracia 6:53:42
139 330 Arman Garcia 6:53:50
140 344 Reinier Ocomen 6:54:30
141 207 Joseph Ryan Serrano 6:55:00
142 161 Ariel Velasquez 6:56:30
143 187 Ponce Bejado Jr. 6:56:33
144 297 Mark Anthony Siege 6:56:38
145 360 Betty Rosario (W) 6:57:00
146 245 Mel Severino 6:57:01
147 248 Chito Carreon 6:57:01
148 346 Bing Baltazar C. Brillo 6:59:13
149 136 Renante Bihasa 7:00:03
150 172 Marc Conrad Molina 7:00:03
151 173 Hermie Saludes 7:00:04
152 350 Marlon Saracho 7:01:28
153 324 Jeric San Agustin 7:03:15
154 258 Annaly Alojado (W) 7:03:47
155 283 Albert Tubera 7:03:48
156 169 Celito Jose Macachor 7:03:49
157 177 Alberto Bordador 7:03:50
158 358 Gilbert Montenegro 7:05:57
159 189 Emerson Go Tian 7:06:05
160 149 Dexter Cruz 7:06:33
161 151 Arnel Distor 7:08:14
162 270 Conrado Teodoro 7:08:17
163 272 Robert Reyes 7:08:19
164 352 Allan Bandiola 7:08:20
165 129 Cris Toledo 7:10:49
166 112 Gerby Yap Liu 7:10:55
167 348 Virgilio Fule 7:11:58
168 116 Henry Garcia 7:12:04
169 117 Emmannuel Silan 7:12:04
170 121 Cecille Garcia 7:12:04
171 313 Leopoldo Esquilona 7:12:11
172 120 Dennis Matias 7:13:59
173 107 Lloyd Chuah 7:14:19
174 254 Choy Zaguirre 7:14:20
175 305 Carl Ocampo 7:14:20
176 345 Derby Canta 7:14:21
177 259 Lent Joseph Evangelista 7:15:48
178 142 Noel Villoso 7:17:02
179 279 Joseph Ronquillo 7:17:20
180 150 Roberto Abad 7:17:20
181 143 Ronaldo Robles 7:17:52
182 365 Rene Villarta 7:18:42
183 105 Dennis Siervo 7:23:03
184 84 Raymund Moncada 7:23:07
185 336 Jose Villanueva 7:24:38
186 364 Leo Hernandez 7:24:45
187 199 Anson Go Tian 7:25:43
188 181 Peterson Ong 7:26:02
189 126 Ronald Nery Astronomo 7:26:06
190 215 Myrel Hugo 7:28:00
191 366 Cholo Reynes 7:28:18
192 312 Raymond Agustin 7:28:28
193 217 Rommel Reclosado 7:28:55
194 219 Nomer Oraye 7:29:20
195 356 Boy Sta. Ana 7:30:55
196 280 Vincent De Lima II 7:32:05
197 89 Jerome Estrada Jamili 7:32:19
198 294 Noel Guevarra 7:32:24
199 125 Christian Francia 7:32:34
200 341 Daryll Timuat 7:36:46
201 284 Marquis Minlay 7:37:10
202 110 Armand Paolo Belen 7:37:53
203 176 Mary Ann de Ere (W) 7:28:26
204 314 Mark Sidamon 7:38:31
205 381 Orlana Ylaya 7:39:59
206 127 Mike Palana 7:41:04
207 373 Daniel Bersano 7:41:05
208 106 Jomelo Zagala 7:41:25
209 247 Ronald Rey Cruz 7:41:34
210 72 Luzel Maria Franco (W) 7:42:46
211 90 Gerardine Kun (W) 7:42:47
212 302 Rodelio Mendoza 7:42:49
213 183 Jeffrey Furigay 7:45:40
214 212 Ceres Nido (W) 7:46:02
215 310 Manny Ocampo 7:46:52
216 320 Joseph C. De Jesus 7:49:35
217 265 Ma. Gina Medes (W) 7:50:29
218 201 Alwyn Sy 7:50:34
219 184 Bong White 7:50:52
220 193 Alden Meneses 7:52:28
221 326 Reijo M. Del Prado 7:52:29
222 114 Jerick Yap Liu 7:52:39
223 306 Lyra  Rosario (W) 7:54:13
224 109 Takumi Reyes 7:54:39
225 264 Jhumbie Serna 7:54:54
226 319 Lorna Vejano (W) 7:54:58
227 318 Wilfredo Adiar 7:54:58
228 216 Dale Hugo 7:54:59
229 304 Leo Cerdena jr 7:55:10
230 256 Anthony Emmanuel Dimaala 7:55:26
231 301 Arianne Ortega (W) 7:55:45
232 144 Roberto Hernandez Jr 7:55:46
233 79 Benson Ray Morales 7:57:17
234 182 Edwina Poraurinanla (W) 7:58:04
235 191 Adrian Florendo 7:58:08
236 351 Larry Daliwag 7:58:13
237 349 Allan Ray Enriquez 7:58:18
238 250 Cyril Paul Magajes 7:58:22
239 281 Rexie Jane Saldivar (W) 8:01:54
240 282 Joesan Matematico 8:02:08
241 97 Donald Ancheta 8:02:25
242 81 Raymond Luis Iti 8:03:36
243 195 Allen Stein Co 8:05:32
244 289 Ian Stevenson Yu 8:06:28
245 145 Hendrick Daveson Or 8:06:33
246 307 Chie Angeles (W) 8:07:30
247 179 Jesse Robles 8:08:11
248 115 Raymund Abenojar 8:09:27
249 339 Allan Flores 8:11:22
250 229 Roger Villareal 8:11:58
251 342 Joannes Del Castillo 8:14:03
252 95 Thea Camua Bartolome (W) 8:15:25
253 363 Marinette Santiago (W) 8:15:36
254 196 Carmelli Ortega (W) 8:16:26
255 338 Lori Llamado 8:19:39
256 190 Boy Alberto 8:21:19
257 286 Edwin Vicente 8:21:22
258 354 Marius Gaius Hidalgo 8:21:46
259 287 Bong Leano 8:29:02
260 315 Angelo Orbase 8:29:30
261 87 King Mark Joefred Patricio 8:29:51
262 335 Michael Banawa 8:30:08
263 334 Dondie Cabatingan 8:30:42
264 303 Eileen Borlaza (W) 8:31:09
265 261 Jacinto Selorio 8:31:44
266 167 Dorothy Delarmante Bagting (W) 8:32:15
267 168 Nemesio Romines  8:32:16
268 263 Richard Toledo 8:37:16
269 133 Francis Dy Chua 8:39:45
270 353 Alexander Pineda 8:47:27
271 296 Mark Christian Siege 8:49:31
272 292 Charlie Ting 8:51:19
273 154 Jayson De Ocampo 8:52:15
274 374 Franciso Tubera 8:52:39
275 316 Joker Carandang 9:01:03

(Note: Runner with Race Bib #334 can contact my staff at 0918-965-9895. Thanks)