Isang Wins NYC Duathlon, and a lot more racing.

Mon 10/03/2011 - 03:00 AM by admin

Congratulations to all FAT members who raced this weekend

 

NYC Duathlon - Isang Smith won the Overall womens race, other members who raced - Arland Macasieb, Roderick Alfonso, Rolan Ocampo, Mick Santaromana, Marco Cammayo and our Tao Tri Friends. 

Bassman International Triathlon - (Left-Right) Efrain Castanos Pineda, Wirt Villanueva, Dean DeBonis, Peachy Villanueva, and not on the photo Robert Frondoza 

MightyMan Half Iron - Erick Mitra (2nd place age group)

Half Full Tri - Kit Verzosa, Mark Verzosa, Francis Alvarez, Rainier Dones

Poconos 70.3* - Victor-Bogs Mayo, Sancho Honrado, Larry Salvador, Raphael Ison, Allan Abanico

New Hampshire and Maine Marathon - Kenneth "Just Running" Tenebro ran back2back full marathon after running Berlin Marathon last weekend.  He also runs to support our troops www.1dollarpermile.com

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