LINK: http://www.nestle.com.ph/milo/marathon/race_results.html#
Who were joining from the
Oro Sunday runners?
Cris Jun Antero(3 km); Kevin Antero; Ebrahem
Antero; Nigel Caballero; Pedro Cabanez;
Emily Catiil; Zengiber Bolingot; Raul Bag-Ao; Sandy Rijskamp; Santy
Nacalaban; Jerald Zabala; David Travilla; Vic
Catiil; Joel Orellano(21 km); and ......who is Elisa Benting?.........
21 km= 294 finishers (500
pesos)
10 km= 205 finishers (500 pesos)
05 km= 6004 finishers (all categories 100 pesos)
03 km= 741 finishers (kids, 100 pesos)
7244 finishers 8974
subscribers
031 557371 Kevin Antero
00:20:12 M
B:14-17
MACASANDIG HIGH School
131 615960 Pedro Cabañez 00:24:12
M D:45-49
Oro Sunday Runners
364 612681 Elisa Benting?
00:28:17 F A:18-34
ORO SUNDAY RUNNING?
000 000000 Rafael Napuran 00:21:?? M B:14-17
ORO SUNDAY RUNNERS CLUB
003 49757 Gabriel Antero
00:11:46 00:05:54
M
Macasandig Elementary
020 49279 Nigel Caballero 00:12:58
00:06:02 M
ORO
SUNDAY RUNNERS
053 49198 Ebrahem Antero 00:16:03
00:06:41 M
MACASANDIG ELEM.
School
013 14761 Raul Bag-Ao
00:40:47 00:19:39
M
ORO SUNDAY RUNNERS
023 15120 Jenefer Paloma
00:46:49 00:22:11 F
MOGCHS
005 25540 Jerald
Zabala 01:14:58
00:37:11 M A:18-34 ORORAMA
SUPERCENTER
012 25876 Zengiber Bolingot 01:33:41
00:45:17 M A:18-34
OSRC
028 25163 Santy Nacalaban 01:42:11
00:48:18 M C:40-44 CGSO
090 25229 David Travilla 01:58:42 00:56;41 M
B:35-39 ORI
113 25872 Vic Catiil
02:01:54 00:58:15 M D:45-49
ORO SUNDAY
RUNNER'S CLUB
122 25200 C. S. Rijskamp
02:03:07 01:00:29
M H:65-69 ORO SUNDAY RUNNERS
Cagayan de Oro - 10/16/2011
Qualifiers for National Finals MEN
BIB Name
Time Age Group
Qualifying Time
01 25908 Arnold Unabia
1:14:02 33 A:18-34 1:15:00
02 25186 Jeffrey Sotto
1:14:11 27 A:18-34 1:15:00
03 25539 Gerald Sabal
1:14:13 26 A:18-34 1:15:00
04 25541 Crifrank Indapan
1:14:36 26 A:18-34 1:15:00
05 25540 Jerald Zabala
1:14:58 23 A:18-34 1:15:00
06 25516 Jamaloding Oti
1:16:27 25 A:18-34 1:30:00
07 25185 Rodil Quilab
1:17:56 20 A:18-34 1:30:00
08 25515 Gil Norman Ebardo
1:25:23 18 A:18-34 1:30:00
09 25532 Oscar Openh
1:24:45 35 B:35-39 1:35:00
10 25692 Angelo Surigao
1:28:55 43 C:40-44 1:40:00
11 25642 Violito Tapales
1:41:59 46 D:45-49 1:45:00
12 25858 Rodrigo Quider Busalla 1:35:05 52
E:50-54 1:50:00
13 26058 Gabriel Tumlos
1:47:01 53 E:50-54 1:50:00
14 25168 Leonardo Ruelo 1:50:24 51 E:50-54 1:50:00
15 25230 Ruel Molde 1:55:23 58 F:55-59 2:00:00
16 25224 Tomas Sr. Eroy 1:48:10 62 G:60-64 2:10:00
17 25531 Macario Salarda
2:01:02 63 G:60-64 2:10:00
18 25200 Cornelis Sandy Rijskamp 2:03:07 66 H:65-69 2:20:00
Qualifiers for National Finals WOMEN
BIB Name Time Age Age Group Qualifying Time
1 25524 Cresabel Cadion 1:34:48 18 A:18-34
1:35:00
2 25907 Roxanne Maaba 1:38:08 18 A:18-34
1:40:00
3 25008 Lezette Aibarote 1:44:50 36 B:35-39 1:45:00
21k Male and Female qualification
times
A:18-34 1:30:00 1:40:00
B:35-39 1:35:00 1:45:00
C:40-44 1:40:00 1:50:00
D:45-49 1:45:00 1:55:00
E:50-54 1:50:00 2:00:00
F:55-59 2:00:00 2:10:00
G:60-64 2:10:00 2:20:00
H:65-69 2:20:00 2:25:00
I:70&up 2:30:00 2:30:00
All expense paid Qualified
under 1:15:00 for male - under
1:35:00 for female
a free finish line in 2008 in the Velez street, Capitol Grounds
_It looked good in the sky October 16 early morning in Indahag, no rainy
weather, clear sky but the morning temperature was not that much low, 24+ in Indahag.
Anyway, it felt nice cool when I went down on the scooter together with wife and
son.
As far as I was able to observe (in my start of 21 km as a fun runner) it was
well organized, the guidance along the 10.5 km track was well maintained just
like the water stations.
The track all along the highway was two lanes wide and exclusive for Milo
runners, comfortable.
Because I returned after 2 hours I was able to make an undisturbed finish
because most of the other athletes were finished already.
first 10 km female finisher 2011, look at the hindrance of the damaged track!
_I was happy to see that the finish line now was more separated from the
dance activities to the other side of the oval, but just in the last straight
meters I was shocked to see how much the rubber layer of the track was damaged
and still never repaired since the construction.
Also it was really a hazardous situation and a hindrance for fast and very tired
athletes (safety-injuries).
in 2010 the obstruction from fences and 'officials' were too much close after
the finish line, it needs at least 10 meters free space or better more!
_I have only one serious remark for the organizers, why not keep one
entrance from the Pelaez complete exclusive for incoming runners, so they are
easy able to see where to go (left or right) and still able to maintain their
speed not blocked by people who are just walking in and out and not concerned
about runners still 'in their race'!
this was in 2005, how the first marathoners had to find their way to the
finish, even Vicente(dodong) Rosales is obstructing and not aware of
approaching athletes, BAD!
Oro Sunday runner Pedro Pujas (red singlet) is approaching the gate.
_Marshals can not handle it well enough to make people step aside or not
to cross the track.
If only one entrance is accessible for incoming runners for lets say 3 hours
after 5 AM, then the area to the entrance of the Pelaez Sports centre is also much more free from all kinds of public, they will stay more
in the street heading for the other free passable gate of the sports centre.
free entrance and finish(line) in 2007, we should have this in 2011
_As I approached the area still in my last
300 hundred meters before going to
enter the gate, It was hard to discover where or when to turn left.
When I turned left it was hard to see if I should go to the right or to the
left, because too many people were already walking around in that area.
And I was in a hurry because I joined up with two other runners and I didn't
know if they were able to sprint with me, so I had to maintain my speed in time
and accelerate in time.
You need to observe clearly and in time where your track is, especially in the
last few hundred meters.
a good finish line in 2011, but bad entrance in the sports
centre, Emily Catiil is finishing
Running Coach rules National MILO-Marathon CDO Leg
copied from the Nestle official website concerning the Milo
race in CDO.
Cagayan de Oro, October 16, 2011—Defending regional champion Arnold Unabia
topped the 35th National MILO® Marathon Cagayan de Oro elimination leg by
a mere 9 seconds yesterday and he expects a tougher grind ahead in the
National Finals.
The 33-year-old Unabia ruled the 21K men's division in one hour, 14
minutes and seconds, barely beating Jeffrey Sotto (1:14:11) and Gerald
Sabal (1:14:13). Crifrankreadel Indapan (1:14:36) and Jerald Zabala
(1:14:58) occupied the next two places.
Two 18-year-olds--Cresabel Cadion (1:34:38) and Roxanne Maaba
(1:38:08)--finished 1-2 in the distaff side while Lezette Aibarote
(1:44:50) was third.
All three will join the 18 male qualifiers in the
December 11 National finals Which will award P300,000 each to the top male
and female finisher.
Unabia, 13th in last year's national finals, will try to nail the crown
for the fifth time.
A regular fixture in Cebu and CDO races, he is hoping
he will have enough time to train for the December event.
“I was more prepared last year.
I had less preparation this year because I
had to juggle training with my coaching of kid runners," said Unabia, who
works for the Tangub City government as running coach.
Unabia's daily training for the past six months include long runs for two
hours in the morning and endurance training in the afternoon.
He has
mastered the flat CDO course.
“From the start, I was just pacing with the lead pack. In the last 2
kilometers, it was just me, Sotto and Sabal and so I really exerted all my
energy about 1 kilometer before the finish line.
We were neck to neck but
luckily I finished first,” Unabia recounted.
Unabia said he is wary of the younger runners come the National Finals but
he has one motivation why he wants to make to at least make it to the top
10.
"I want Filipinos to own the top 10.
I hope we can beat the Kenyan and
Ethiopian runners," said Unabia.
Sotto, who works as a utility man at the Philippine Institute of Science
and Technology in Iligan, said his lack of training showed in his
performance.
“It would have been nice to beat Unabia and claim the Cagayan do Oro
championship but I really had little training," said the 27-year-old
Sotto.
"I will work harder and be better for the finals."
Female winner Cadion, ran her second 21K race.
Her first half marathon
race last year, also in Cagayan de Oro, resulted in a third place finish.
"I didn't really find the race challenging in terms of route and
competition," said Cadion, a Business Administration student of St.
Columbian College in Pagadian.
"But I really planned to start strong and
that allowed me to gain a wide lead right away."
8.974 runners participated in the different race categories, including the
10K which was won by Glenn Arellano (33:55) and Sheena Maxicom (45:16).
MILO® Sports Events Assistant Vice President Patricio Goc-ong expressed
elation over the marathon’s turnout and the overall success of the race
with the help of local organizers, Jeffrey Ang and Francis Velasquez of
Cirlce Productions.
The Cagayan de Oro Marathon participants were able to raise a total of 500
pairs of shoes for students of South City Central School, Tablon
Elementary School, Cagayan de Oro National High School, Alae National High
School and Agusan Elementary School, as part of its ‘Help Give Shoes’
advocacy.
After the Cagayan de Oro leg, the race heads further into Mindanao with
races slated in Butuan (Oct23), General Santos (Oct 30) and Davao City
(Nov 6).
The National Finals will be held in Manila on December 11 at the
SM Mall of Asia.
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