The Falls Road
Racing Team from Baltimore, with an average age of 28, defeated them with
a cumulative time of 4:19:02. The men's team is determined to take back
the title they have held the previous two years and prove they aren't
"over the hill" just yet, said team member Bob Dalton of Fayetteville.
The real success
story, though, is the Third Army Women's Active Duty Master's team who,
competing for the first time, took first place in their division with
a cumulative time of 5:52:17. They easily defeated the next closest team,
TC 2LT, with 5:59:55. All members of the squad improved their time trial
times from last July by four to eight minutes. They were presented with
the coveted first place team award for their efforts, an eagle on a wooden
pedestal.
Following are
the team members and their "chip" times:
Third Army
Men's Team
Bob Dalton
- 56:38 - Fayetteville.
LTC John Quinlivan
-58:38 - Peachtree City.
COL Larry Camp
- 1:04:19 - Senoia.
LTC Mike Slotnick
- 1:07:14 - Jonesboro.
SGM Daniel
Arias -1:09:20 - Stockbridge.
ISG Tracy Long
- 1:09:47 - Morrow.
Third Army
Women's Team
MAJ Alisande
Gelineau - 1:19:29 - Stockbridge.
MSG Antoinette
Bonton -1:24:15 - Morrow.
SFC Veronica
Moore - 1:25:03 - Jonesboro.
LTC Ann Joseph
- 1:31:16 - Fayetteville.
MSG Cheryl
Ransom - 1:33:24 - Sharpsburg.
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