Scotiabank Bluenose Marathon age group results

It was a warm day in Halifax for racing yesterday

Canadian Running June 10, 2019

More than 10,000 people turned out for Halifax’s Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon on Sunday. Conditions on the course were warm as marathon winner Cal DeWolfe, 24, of Conquerall Mills, ran to victory in 2:34:41 in his first marathon. According to a report in The Chronicle Herald, DeWolfe’s time was the third fastest in Blue Nose history. Dennis Mbelenzi of Halifax was second, in 2:44:02 and Matthias Mueller of Middle-Sackville was third, in 2:52:56.

Congratulations to former Tigers runner and current @DalhousieU @SchulichLaw student Cal DeWolfe on winning the 2019 men's @BNMarathon on Saturday!#TigerPride https://t.co/5UZKQebEY8 pic.twitter.com/7XhLiGAARo

— Dal Tigers (@DalTigers) June 10, 2019

Clara Lownie of London, Ont. was the first female across the line, in 3:24:25 (a personal best), followed by Rebecca Cornick of Halifax in 3:26:41 and Leah Kutcher of Halifax in 3:28:09.

Donald Rasmussen of Antigonish won the half-marathon in 1:15:50. Dmitriy Shulga of Halifax was second, in 1:20:11, and Matthew Callaghan of Timberlea was third, in 1:22:25. In the women’s half, Morgan Hawkes of Fredericton was first, in 1:34:16. Andrea Whynot of Conquerall Bank was second, in 1:36:21 and Maude Bertrand of Pont-Rouge was third, in 1:36:25.

Spectacular effort by these Brothers several yrs supporting our work. @BNMarathon https://t.co/SNBPVQWXV8

— Adsum for Women & Children (@adsumforwomen) June 10, 2019

In the 10K, Paul Maclellan of Antigonish was first, in 33:09, Brent Addison of Halifax was second in 36:47 and Ben Firth of Lake Echo was third in 37:55. Madalyn Higgins of Middle Musquodoboit was first female in 40:17, Terra Manca of Edmonton was second in 40:53, and Emma Moore of Charlottetown was third, in 41:08.

Thomas White of Dartmouth was first in the 5K, in 16:16. Greg Wieczorek of Halifax was second, in 16:18, and Stephane Piccinin of Halifax was third, in 16:56. Abby Lewis of Beaver Bank, who is only 12, was the first female to finish the 5K for the second year in a row, in 17:55. Hana Marmura of Antigonish was second, in 18:44, and Catherine Thompson of Antigonish was third, in 18:59.

Halifax’s own joggler, Michael Bergeron, who won the 5K last year, joggled to fifth place, in 17:16.

https://twitter.com/NSJoggler/status/1137335567723769858

Marathon age group results

Women 19 –

Sierra Lee – 4:14:11

Men 19 –

Sean Vibert – 5:16:45

Women 20-29

Clara Lownie – 3:24:31
Kara Mackinnon – 3:30:49
Sam Mcmullin – 3:35:18

Men 20-29

Cal Dewolfe – 2:34:42
Matthias Mueller – 2:52:58
Richard Magony – 3:02:59

Fun time this weekend volunteering @BNMarathon! Congrats to all the runners! pic.twitter.com/Wxm1VFzXUZ

— Paula Langille (@paulalangille) June 10, 2019

Women 30-39

Leah Kutcher – 3:28:09
Ba Chisholm – 3:36:07
Julie Martel – 3:42:46

Men 30-39

Dennis Mbelenzi – 2:44:02
Shane Stewart – 2:56:15
Dan Backa – 2:59:23

Women 40-49

Rebecca Cornick – 3:26:41
Mai Klærke Mikkelsen – 3:32:36
Tanya Corbin-Riley – 3:35:33

Over 10,000 people took part in the Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon, raising $500,000 and counting for local charities through the Scotiabank Charity Challenge! Thanks to all the participants for this incredible result ??? #InfinitePotential #BlueNose2019 https://t.co/yu7XFvXlNa pic.twitter.com/NNLdeMX41S

— Scotiabank (@scotiabank) June 9, 2019

Men 40-49

Michael Peterson – 2:55:06
Yusheng Ni – 2:58:06
David Purcell – 3:10:44

Women 50-59

Jeannie Pardy – 3:58:45
Patty Bates-Wood – 4:10:59
Janet Watson – 4:26:00

Men 50-59

Scott Clark – 3:13:39
Evan Dorward – 3:14:30
Bryan Hipson – 3:26:26

Women 60-69

Susan Lynch – 4:09:56
Holly Kazimer – 4:37:12

Men 60-69

Francis Fagan – 3:45:34
Lorne Maclellan – 4:07:32
Rand Luhning – 4:44:13

Men 70-79

Chris Anderson – 4:10:54
Clem Patry – 5:30:39