a few interesting stats

Posted by Elizabeth Frost on Tue Jan 27th, 2009, No comments (be the first!)

so, I did okay considering my general inexperience at this sorta thing:

Elizabeth Frost
Asheville, NC
Bib: 24433

  • Chip Time: 2:05:56
  • Gun Time: 2:08:00
  • Split Times

– 10K: 1:01:41

– 9Mile: 1:27:09

– Finish: 2:05:56

– Pace:  9:37

  • Division: Females 25-29
  • Place within division: 152 out of 762
  • Place within gender: 840 out of 4843
  • Place overall: 2350 out of 8425

 

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