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Katie Gattiker Is Top Predictor In Weekly Pace Race

Atomic City Road Runners gather at Fireman’s Park Tuesday evening. Photo Courtesy ACRR

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Atomic City Road Runners set out Tuesday evening from Firefighter Park. Photo Courtesy ACRR

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Katie Gattiker was the best predictor in the Atomic City Road Runners weekly pace held at Firefighter Park at 45th Street and Arizona Avenue at 5 seconds off her predicted time.  Other accurate predictors were:  Catherine Hensley with a 18 second differential; Travis Gibson at 19 seconds off; 11 year old Luke Gibson recording a 21 second difference; and Cliff Stanley at 30 seconds off his predicted time.

On the 1 mile course 12 year old Levi Gibson was the first finisher at 6:56 and Maddie Harms was the top female with a time of 9:41.

Paul Geimer was the best finisher in the 3 mile distance recording a 21:11 and Adrienne Hetrick was the first female at 28:18.

Next week’s race will be held on Tuesday, May 16th, 2023 at 6:00 PM on the Deer Trap Mesa Trail which is located on Barranca Mesa. The start will be at the junction of Barranca Road and Navajo Road. 1 mile paved, 2 mile and 3.6 mile trail runs will be available.

For more information call (1)505-672-1639 or visit the Club’s Web site at:  http://atomicrunners.com

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