Hancock Running Club
Past Events
2014 Child Abuse Awareness 5k
Adam Lowe once again claimed first place in the 3rd Annual Child Abuse Awareness 5k Run. Adam ran an 18:02 and was followed by Sean McGahuey who ran an 18:11. On the Woman's side 13 year old Stephanie Golden finished first with a time of 22:48. Seventy seven runners completed the 3.1 mile course.
2014 Age Group Results
Men
25 and Under
Josiah Guyer
Tanner Faith
Zach Harrold
26-35
Adam Lowe
Sean McGahuey
Matt Kuhns
36-45
Jim Robison
Jeff Parker
Dave Faith
46 and Over
Paul French
Kelly Souders
Jim Smalley
25 and Under
Josiah Guyer
Tanner Faith
Zach Harrold
26-35
Adam Lowe
Sean McGahuey
Matt Kuhns
36-45
Jim Robison
Jeff Parker
Dave Faith
46 and Over
Paul French
Kelly Souders
Jim Smalley
Woman
25 and Under
Stephanie Golden
Hannah Creek
Abby Cowles
26-35
Laura Finney
Jessica Kyle
Tia Mason
36-45
Brenda Bailey
Linda Cosey
Lynette Parker
46 and Over
Susan Gray
Barb Shevokas
Isabella Yosuico
25 and Under
Stephanie Golden
Hannah Creek
Abby Cowles
26-35
Laura Finney
Jessica Kyle
Tia Mason
36-45
Brenda Bailey
Linda Cosey
Lynette Parker
46 and Over
Susan Gray
Barb Shevokas
Isabella Yosuico
Kacey Avey and Adam Lowe Take Top Honors In Child Abuse Awareness 5K!April 27th 2013 On a beautiful day in Hancock Maryland 85 runners came together to support Child Abuse Awareness and try their luck at the 3.16 mile course. This year's course started and finished in Widmeyer park. Runners headed east on main street where they joined the scenic Western Maryland Rail Trail which made up almost half of their trek. When the first runners began arriving in the park it was Adam Lowe winning the overall race with a time of 17:51. The 2012 5k winner was followed by Joshua Voight for the second straight year. Chad Merrill crossed the line in 3rd. The womans overall winner was Kacey Avey who completed the course in 22:54. (Results are now posted)
Jordan Sterner Completes Ironman Triathalon!!
August 26, 2012
Congratulations to Jordan Sterner for completing the Louisville, Kentucky IronMan Triathalon. Jordan swam 2.5 miles, biked 112 miles and ran a full marathon 26.2 miles!! Way to Go Jordan! Jordan is seen here preparing for his 112 mile bike!
Congratulations to Jordan Sterner for completing the Louisville, Kentucky IronMan Triathalon. Jordan swam 2.5 miles, biked 112 miles and ran a full marathon 26.2 miles!! Way to Go Jordan! Jordan is seen here preparing for his 112 mile bike!
Hancock Bash Dash 2012
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HANCOCK, Md., June 23, 2012 — Mike and Alyssa Meadows raced to victory in the 3rd annual Bash Dash Mile, a downhill jaunt featuring 5,280 feet of fun from Hancock High School to Joseph Hancock Park.
Mike, 55, of Martinsburg, W.Va., earned the overall win in 4 minute and 58.1 seconds. Alyssa, 21, placed third overall in 5:52.5.
In between them was 27-year-old Sean McGahuey, of Berkeley Springs, in 5:07.9.
The course was slightly modified from the past two years as runners and walkers began in the Hancock High School parking lot instead of Maryland Route 144. The idea was to eliminate a 90-degree turn in the race’s final 100 meters as participants have experienced in each of the last two years.
This is the first of the event’s three years that the Potomac Highlands Distance Club has staged the event. Mike and Alyssa received top performers’ plaques while every participant had the opportunity to enjoy an ice-old popsicle at the finish line.
The Bash Dash Mile was supported by Hancock Mayor Dan Murphy, members of the Hancock Police Department and members of the Washington County Fire Police. The Bash Dash Mile is associated with the town of Hancock’s annual Barge Bash celebration, which celebrates the town’s rich history and connection with historic modes of transportation and the C&O Canal.
HANCOCK, Md., June 23, 2012 — Mike and Alyssa Meadows raced to victory in the 3rd annual Bash Dash Mile, a downhill jaunt featuring 5,280 feet of fun from Hancock High School to Joseph Hancock Park.
Mike, 55, of Martinsburg, W.Va., earned the overall win in 4 minute and 58.1 seconds. Alyssa, 21, placed third overall in 5:52.5.
In between them was 27-year-old Sean McGahuey, of Berkeley Springs, in 5:07.9.
The course was slightly modified from the past two years as runners and walkers began in the Hancock High School parking lot instead of Maryland Route 144. The idea was to eliminate a 90-degree turn in the race’s final 100 meters as participants have experienced in each of the last two years.
This is the first of the event’s three years that the Potomac Highlands Distance Club has staged the event. Mike and Alyssa received top performers’ plaques while every participant had the opportunity to enjoy an ice-old popsicle at the finish line.
The Bash Dash Mile was supported by Hancock Mayor Dan Murphy, members of the Hancock Police Department and members of the Washington County Fire Police. The Bash Dash Mile is associated with the town of Hancock’s annual Barge Bash celebration, which celebrates the town’s rich history and connection with historic modes of transportation and the C&O Canal.
Hancock Daffodil Dash
ALS Daffodil Dash
26 runners took part in the 2012 ALS Daffodil Dash which was run on the Western Maryland Rail Trail on Saturday May 19th. Results are now posted as well as photos from the race! More photos to come!!
26 runners took part in the 2012 ALS Daffodil Dash which was run on the Western Maryland Rail Trail on Saturday May 19th. Results are now posted as well as photos from the race! More photos to come!!
Bill Walls and Rebekah Eddy cross the finish line to win the 2012 Daffodil Dash. Bill Walls was the overall winner with a time of 18:34. Rebekah finished 5th overall and first for the women with a time of 23:18!