2022 SCAR Swim Psych Sheets Posted

2022 SCAR Swim Psych Sheets Posted

Steven Munatones 04/19/2022 open water swimming No Comment

The 4-day SCAR Swim Challenge will be held April 27th – 30th in four contiguous lakes in Arizona. The famed stage swim – founded in 2012 – will be challenging, cordial, and competitive.

SCAR Swim visionary and race director Kent Nicholas posted the final psych sheets that are slightly different for all four lakes. Nicholas recalled the 2021 SCAR Swim when the SCAR buckles were awarded to Michael Rice and channel swimming legend Sarah Thomas.  “Saguaro was stormy and challenging. Canyon proved to be chilly, but beautiful as always. Apache had its coldest start, but very favorable conditions with water being released from the start, combined with a tailwind. Roosevelt was nothing short of a beautiful sunset and shooting stars.”

Triple Crowners, accomplished marathon swimmers, hardened channel swimmers, circumnavigation swimmers, Ice Milers, event organizers, and pioneer swimmers will be separated into three heats in all four swims:

Saguaro Lake – Heat One Swimmers:

Saguaro Lake – Heat Two Swimmers:

  1. Andrew Wallace (56 from New Jersey): marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, winter swimmer
  2. Brian Lanahan (46 from South Carolina): marathon swimmer, circumnavigation swimmer, triathlete
  3. Carol Bauer (61 from Virginia): competitive swimmer
  4. Dana Price (50 from Arizona): channel swimmer
  5. Eric Durban (66 from Washington): channel swimmer
  6. Jessica Wood (29 from Texas): marathon swimmer
  7. Lars Durban (64 from Washington): channel swimmer
  8. Lauren Byron (46 from New Jersey): marathon swimmer
  9. Mark Spratt (66 from Indiana): marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  10. Michael Reilly (40 from California): marathon swimmer
  11. Sidney Russell (34 from California): channel swimmer
  12. Steve Sutton (56 from California): channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  13. Steven Munatones (59 from California): blogger
  14. Troy Dega (39 from Wisconsin): coach and trainer
  15. Van Cornwell (51 from California): Channel swimmer, stage swimmer
  16. Wendy van de Sompele (56 from Washington): Pioneer swimmer, SCAR veteran

Saguaro Lake – Heat Three Swimmers:

  • Bill Shipp (62 from Maryland): Triple Crowner, marathon swimmer, pioneer swimmer
  • Blaik Ogle (42 from Tennessee): event director, open water swimming pod organizer, SCAR veteran
  • James Savage (15 from California): Lake Tahoe Triple Crowner, marathon swimmer, Honorary ESPY Award recipient
  • Jorge Cortina (63 from Virginia): masters swimmer
  • Leslie Hamilton (29 from New York): marathon swimmer, circumnavigation swimmer
  • Martyn Webster (56 from Switzerland): Triple Crowner
  • Michael Rice (37 from Colorado): defending SCAR champion, SCAR male record holder, collegiate swimmer
  • Molly Nance (56 from Nebraska): Marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  • Stefan Reinke (63 from Hawaii): channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  • Sydelle Harrison (27 from California): South End Rowing Club member
  • Tracy Knight (49 from from Indiana): marathon swimmer
  • William Dichtel (43 from Illinois): USMS All American swimmer

Canyon Lake – Heat One Swimmers:

  1. Barry O’Connor (58 from Dublin, Ireland): ice swimmer, winter swimmer, North Channel relay swimmer
  2. Brad Lundblad (53 from Arizona): SCAR veteran, channel swimmer
  3. Cathy Harrington (56 from California): pioneer swimmer, SCAR veteran
  4. Courtney Paulk (52 from Virginia): Double Triple Crowner, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  5. Elaine Howley (44 from Massachusetts): Triple Crowner, pioneer swimmer, ice swimmer, channel swimmer, writer
  6. Erin Churchill (41 from New Mexico): Ice Miler, ice swimming administrator, winter swimmer, SCAR veteran
  7. Finbarr Hedderman (36 from Cork, Ireland): Ice Miler, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  8. Gina Harden (62 from Florida): SCAR veteran
  9. Jane Mason (54 from Colorado): marathon swimmer
  10. Jessica Wood (36 from New Mexico): marathon swimmer
  11. Lauren Hasselquist (54 from Virginia): masters swimmer, marathon swimmer
  12. Lura Wilhelm (40 from California): swimming artist
  13. Mark Ochsner (53 from Indiana): marathon swimmer, triathlete
  14. Marnie Whitley (53 from Arizona): SCAR veteran [shown above]
  15. Martha Wood (59 from Massachusetts): Ice Miler, marathon swimmer
  16. Michelle Squyer (54 from California): escort kayaker, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  17. Mike Healey (69 from Oregon): race director, Ironman triathlete, open water swimmer
  18. Neil Hailstone (50 from Colorado): channel swimmer, marathon swimmer
  19. Peter Hayden (64 from California): channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  20. Robin Hipolito (32 from California): observer, escort kayaker, marathon swimmer
  21. Sarah Roberts (38 from California): Monterey Bay swimmer
  22. Sarah Taft (51 from New York)
  23. Tricia Elmer (61 from Washington): channel swimmer

Canyon Lake – Heat Two Swimmers:

  1. Andrew Wallace (56 from New Jersey): marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, winter swimmer
  2. Brian Lanahan (46 from South Carolina): marathon swimmer, circumnavigation swimmer, triathlete
  3. Carol Bauer (61 from Virginia): competitive swimmer
  4. Dana Price (50 from Arizona): channel swimmer
  5. Eric Durban (66 from Washington): channel swimmer
  6. Jordan Iverson (29 from Alaska): masters swimmer
  7. Jessica Wood (29 from Texas): marathon swimmer
  8. Lars Durban (64 from Washington): channel swimmer
  9. Lauren Byron (46 from New Jersey): marathon swimmer
  10. Mark Spratt (66 from Indiana): marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  11. Michael Reilly (40 from California): swimmer
  12. Sidney Russell (34 from California): channel swimmer
  13. Steve Sutton (56 from California): channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  14. Steven Munatones (59 from California): blogger
  15. Troy Dega (39 from Wisconsin): coach and trainer
  16. Van Cornwell (51 from California): Channel swimmer, stage swimmer
  17. Wendy van de Sompele (56 from Washington): Pioneer swimmer, SCAR veteran

Canyon Lake – Heat Three Swimmers:

  1. Bill Shipp (62 from Maryland): Triple Crowner, marathon swimmer, pioneer swimmer
  2. Blaik Ogle (42 from Tennessee): event director, open water swimming pod organizer, SCAR veteran
  3. James Savage (15 from California): Lake Tahoe Triple Crowner, marathon swimmer, Honorary ESPY Award recipient
  4. Jorge Cortina (63 from Virginia): masters swimmer
  5. Leslie Hamilton (29 from New York): marathon swimmer, circumnavigation swimmer
  6. Martyn Webster (56 from Switzerland): Triple Crowner
  7. Michael Rice (37 from Colorado): defending SCAR champion, SCAR male record holder, collegiate swimmer
  8. Molly Nance (56 from Nebraska): Marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  9. Stefan Reinke (63 from Hawaii): channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  10. Sydelle Harrison (27 from California): South End Rowing Club member
  11. Tracy Knight (49 from from Indiana): marathon swimmer
  12. William Dichtel (43 from Illinois): USMS All American swimmer

Apache Lake – Heat One Swimmers:

Apache Lake – Heat Two Swimmers:

  1. Andrew Wallace (56 from New Jersey): marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, winter swimmer
  2. Brian Lanahan (46 from South Carolina): marathon swimmer, circumnavigation swimmer, triathlete
  3. Carol Bauer (61 from Virginia): competitive swimmer
  4. Dana Price (50 from Arizona): channel swimmer
  5. Eric Durban (66 from Washington): channel swimmer
  6. Jessica Wood (29 from Texas): marathon swimmer
  7. Lars Durban (64 from Washington): channel swimmer
  8. Lauren Byron (46 from New Jersey): marathon swimmer
  9. Mark Spratt (66 from Indiana): marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  10. Michael Reilly (40 from California): swimmer
  11. Sidney Russell (34 from California): channel swimmer
  12. Steve Sutton (56 from California): channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  13. Steven Munatones (59 from California): blogger
  14. Troy Dega (39 from Wisconsin): coach and trainer
  15. Van Cornwell (51 from California): Channel swimmer, stage swimmer
  16. Wendy van de Sompele (56 from Washington): Pioneer swimmer, SCAR veteran

Apache Lake – Heat Three Swimmers:

  • Bill Shipp (62 from Maryland): Triple Crowner, marathon swimmer, pioneer swimmer
  • Blaik Ogle (42 from Tennessee): event director, open water swimming pod organizer, SCAR veteran
  • James Savage (15 from California): Lake Tahoe Triple Crowner, marathon swimmer, Honorary ESPY Award recipient
  • Jorge Cortina (63 from Virginia): masters swimmer
  • Leslie Hamilton (29 from New York): marathon swimmer, circumnavigation swimmer
  • Martyn Webster (56 from Switzerland): Triple Crowner
  • Michael Rice (37 from Colorado): defending SCAR champion, SCAR male record holder, collegiate swimmer
  • Molly Nance (56 from Nebraska): Marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  • Stefan Reinke (63 from Hawaii): channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  • Sydelle Harrison (27 from California): South End Rowing Club member
  • Tracy Knight (49 from from Indiana): marathon swimmer
  • William Dichtel (43 from Illinois): USMS All American swimmer

Roosevelt Lake – Heat One Swimmers:

  1. Barry O’Connor (58 from Dublin, Ireland): ice swimmer, winter swimmer, North Channel relay swimmer
  2. Cathy Harrington (56 from California): pioneer swimmer, SCAR veteran
  3. Courtney Paulk (52 from Virginia): Double Triple Crowner, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  4. Elaine Howley (44 from Massachusetts): Triple Crowner, pioneer swimmer, ice swimmer, channel swimmer, writer
  5. Erin Churchill (41 from New Mexico): Ice Miler, ice swimming administrator, winter swimmer, SCAR veteran
  6. Finbarr Hedderman (36 from Cork, Ireland): Ice Miler, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  7. Gina Harden (62 from Florida): SCAR veteran
  8. Jane Mason (54 from Colorado): marathon swimmer
  9. Jessica Wood (36 from New Mexico): marathon swimmer
  10. Lauren Hasselquist (54 from Virginia): masters swimmer, marathon swimmer
  11. Lura Wilhelm (40 from California): swimming artist
  12. Mark Ochsner (53 from Indiana): marathon swimmer, triathlete
  13. Marnie Whitley (53 from Arizona): SCAR veteran [shown above]
  14. Martha Wood (59 from Massachusetts): Ice Miler, marathon swimmer
  15. Michelle Squyer (54 from California): escort kayaker, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  16. Mike Healey (69 from Oregon): race director, Ironman triathlete, open water swimmer
  17. Neil Hailstone (50 from Colorado): channel swimmer, marathon swimmer
  18. Peter Hayden (64 from California): channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  19. Robin Hipolito (32 from California): observer, escort kayaker, marathon swimmer
  20. Sarah Roberts (38 from California): Monterey Bay swimmer
  21. Sarah Taft (51 from New York)
  22. Tricia Elmer (61 from Washington): channel swimmer
  23. Eric Schall (61 from Pennsylvania): marathon swimmer, shark attack survivor, winter swimmer
  24. Bryan Crane (45 from Arizona): competitive swimming coach
  25. Melodee Nugent (55 from Wisconsin): marathon swimmer

Roosevelt Lake – Heat Two Swimmers:

  1. Andrew Wallace (56 from New Jersey): marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, winter swimmer
  2. Brian Lanahan (46 from South Carolina): marathon swimmer, circumnavigation swimmer, triathlete
  3. Carol Bauer (61 from Virginia): competitive swimmer
  4. Dana Price (50 from Arizona): channel swimmer
  5. Eric Durban (66 from Washington): channel swimmer
  6. Jordan Iverson (29 from Alaska): masters swimmer
  7. Lars Durban (64 from Washington): channel swimmer
  8. Lauren Byron (46 from New Jersey): marathon swimmer
  9. Mark Spratt (66 from Indiana): marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  10. Michael Reilly (40 from California): swimmer
  11. Sidney Russell (34 from California): channel swimmer
  12. Steve Sutton (56 from California): channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  13. Steven Munatones (59 from California): blogger
  14. Troy Dega (39 from Wisconsin): coach and trainer
  15. Van Cornwell (51 from California): Channel swimmer, stage swimmer
  16. Wendy van de Sompele (56 from Washington): Pioneer swimmer, SCAR veteran
  17. Kyle Poland (41 from Arkansas): SCAR veteran, marathon swimmer

Roosevelt Lake – Heat Three Swimmers:

  1. Bill Shipp (62 from Maryland): Triple Crowner, marathon swimmer, pioneer swimmer
  2. Blaik Ogle (42 from Tennessee): event director, open water swimming pod organizer, SCAR veteran
  3. James Savage (15 from California): Lake Tahoe Triple Crowner, marathon swimmer, Honorary ESPY Award recipient
  4. Jorge Cortina (63 from Virginia): masters swimmer
  5. Leslie Hamilton (29 from New York): marathon swimmer, circumnavigation swimmer
  6. Martyn Webster (56 from Switzerland): Triple Crowner
  7. Michael Rice (37 from Colorado): defending SCAR champion, SCAR male record holder, collegiate swimmer
  8. Molly Nance (56 from Nebraska): Marathon swimmer, channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  9. Stefan Reinke (63 from Hawaii): channel swimmer, SCAR veteran
  10. Sydelle Harrison (27 from California): South End Rowing Club member
  11. Tracy Knight (49 from from Indiana): marathon swimmer
  12. William Dichtel (43 from Illinois): USMS All American swimmer

For more information on the event between April 26th – 29th, visit www.scarswim.com.

Swimmers from around the world have completed the four different legs of the SCAR Swim Challenge (known as 4-stagers), but only 3 individuals have cracked the 14-hour mark to date – including Michael Rice whose mother Gail Rice serves as his escort kayaker.

Gail completed a crossing of the English Channel in 1999 in 8 hours 12 minutes, one of the fastest female crossings of all time – at the age of 43. She also won the Manhattan Island Marathon Swim in 1995 – at the age of 38 and finished second in the 1996 Manhattan Island Marathon Swim in 7 hours 27 minutes as one of the only two women in the field at the age of 39. She also won the Tampa Bay Marathon Swim in 1998 at the age of 42, becoming the first woman to complete the 24-mile swim while setting a record of 8 hours 34 minutes

All-time Fastest 4-Stagers in History:

  1. Grace van der Byl 13 hours 7 minutes 16 seconds in 2013
  2. Cole Gindhart 13 hours 13 minutes 14.8 seconds in 2015
  3. Michael Rice 13 hours 20 minutes 9.2 seconds in 2021
  4. Sarah Thomas 14 hours 5 minutes 24 seconds in 2013
  5. Sarah Thomas 14 hours 43 minutes 17.4 seconds
  6. Jessica Kieras 14 hours 43 minutes 56.8 seconds in 2019
  7. Bella Whited 14 hours 50 minutes 56 seconds in 2013
  8. Kelly Harrigan 14 hours 53 minutes 25.8 seconds in 2021
  9. Ned Denison 14 hours 57 minutes 11 seconds in 2013
  10. John Batchelder 15 hours 10 minutes 11.6 seconds in 2019

Rice spoke with fellow 4-stager Ned Denison and event visionary Kent Nicholas on separate WOWSA Live interviews:

The 4-stagers – or those who finished all four stage swims in one year – include:

2021 Results:

  1. Michael Rice 13 hours 20 minutes 9.2 seconds [see interview above]
  2. Sarah Thomas 14 hours 43 minutes 17.4 seconds
  3. Kelly Harrigan 14 hours 53 minutes 25.8 seconds
  4. Rocio Mora, 15 hours 11 minutes 39.0 seconds
  5. Heather Roca, 15 hours 53 minutes 36.6 seconds
  6. Mike Herrmann, 16 hours 39 minutes 57.4 seconds
  7. Brian Campbell, 16 hours 50 minutes 42.8 seconds
  8. Edie Markovich, 17 hours 16 minutes 49.3 seconds
  9. Steve Sutton, 18 hours 55 minutes 39.0 seconds
  10. Sarah Bird, 19 hours 3 minutes 16.4 seconds
  11. Natalia Chuich, 19 hours 40 minutes 30.2 seconds
  12. Jamie Tout, 21 hours 43 minutes 16.9 seconds
  13. Kate Howell, 23 hours 10 minutes 9.8 seconds
  14. Gabriella Rishel, 23 hours 39 minutes 22.9 seconds
  15. Gina Harden, 24 hours 10 minutes 58.4 seconds
  16. Gigi Goesling, 25 hours 24 minutes 31.7 seconds
  17. Tom Linthicum, 25 hours 39 minutes 55.1 seconds
  18. Joe Zemaitis, 36 hours 20 minutes 31 seconds for the second Double SCAR in history [with an 8 hour 18 minute two-way crossing of Saguaro Lake, a 7 hour 35 minute two-way crossing of Canyon Lake, a 14 hour 26 minute two-way crossing of Apache Lake, and a 5 hour 59 minute two-way crossing of Roosevelt Lake]

2019 Results

  1. Jessica Kieras 14 hours 43 minutes 56.8 seconds
  2. John Batchelder 15 hours 10 minutes 11.6 seconds
  3. Jack Zedlitz 15 hours 20 minutes 5.0 seconds
  4. Milko van Gool 16 hours 4 minutes 28.5 seconds
  5. Bambi Bowman Burgess 16 hours 8 minutes 17.5 seconds
  6. Kurt Adkins 16 hours 10 minutes 51.2 seconds
  7. Rebecca Hollingsworth 16 hours 31 minutes 47.3 seconds
  8. Kathleen Pelczynski 16 hours 43 minutes 55.2 seconds
  9. Steven Minaglia 16 hours 49 minutes 43.3 seconds
  10. Melody Pinkerton 16 hours 52 minutes 5.2 seconds
  11. Abigail Fairman 17 hours 1 minute 10.0 seconds
  12. Mary Knott 17 hours 2 minutes 8.9 seconds
  13. James Cherry 17 hours 57 minutes 12.5 seconds
  14. Dave Loeffler 18 hours 2 minutes 16.1 seconds
  15. Peter Hayden 18 hours 18 minutes 2.6 seconds
  16. Maureen Conley 18 hours 22 minutes 1.1 seconds
  17. Natalia Chuich 18 hours 29 minutes 19.4 seconds
  18. Greg O’Connor 19 hours 13 minutes 51.0 seconds
  19. Kirk McKinney 19 hours 31 minutes 3.7 seconds
  20. Debbie Collingwood 19 hours 48 minutes 36.3 seconds
  21. Katie Blessington 20 hours 1 minute 36.7 seconds
  22. Barbara Lastelic 20 hours 3 minutes 38.9 seconds
  23. Jennifer Dutton 20 hours 6 minutes 6.6 seconds
  24. Matthew van de Schootbrugge 20 hours 9 minutes 22.2 seconds
  25. Andrew K Wells 20 hours 12 minutes 36.6 seconds
  26. Mary Stella 20 hours 44 minutes 48.9 seconds
  27. Everett Britton 21 hours 7 minutes 0.0 seconds
  28. Jeffrey Breen 21 hours 22 minutes 6.1 seconds
  29. Cassandra Oliver 22 hours 55 minutes 19.2 seconds
  30. Margot McKirdy 24 hours 4 minutes 59.0 seconds
  31. Michelle Squyer 28 hours 22 minutes 6.4 seconds

2018 Results

  1. Jamie Ann Phillips 15 hours 15 minutes 20.6 seconds
  2. Stefan Reinke 15 hours 37 minutes 47.3 seconds
  3. Kurt Adkins 15 hours 42 minutes 43.5 seconds
  4. Attila Manyoki 15 hours 53 minutes 42.6 seconds
  5. Liz Uribe 16 hours 2 minutes 25.4 seconds
  6. Serbo Simeoni 16 hours 17 minutes 44.6 seconds
  7. Eliza Cummings 16 hours 20 minutes 40.9 seconds
  8. Mark Spratt 16 hours 40 minutes 4.3 seconds
  9. Joseph Zemaitis 16 hours 46 minutes 5.0 seconds
  10. Mark Smitherman 16 hours 49 minutes 22.2 seconds
  11. Allison Ware 17 hours 19 minutes 44.4 seconds
  12. Edward Riley 17 hours 53 minutes 38.8 seconds
  13. Maureen Montgomery 18 hours 2 minutes 26.3 seconds
  14. Peter Hayden 18 hours 38 minutes 6.5 seconds
  15. Melinda Menzer 18 hours 54 minutes 20.4 seconds
  16. Jamie Tout 19 hours 5 minutes 33.5 seconds
  17. Michael Pollanen 19 hours 5 minutes 49.0 seconds
  18. Wendy Van De Sompele 19 hours 6 minutes 1.4 seconds
  19. Janet Harris 19 hours 12 minutes 25.2 seconds
  20. Amy Gubser 19 hours 19 minutes 10.6 seconds
  21. Amy Frick 19 hours 31 minutes 8.4 seconds
  22. Ian Tarrant 19 hours 31 minutes 37.2 seconds
  23. Courtney Paulk 19 hours 55 minutes 52.8 seconds
  24. Steve Gruenwald 20 hours 5 minutes 24.5 seconds
  25. Colleen Blair 20 hours 47 minutes 28.9 seconds
  26. Patrick McDermot 20 hours 48 minutes 9.7 seconds
  27. Sue-Ellen Booher 21 hours 6 minutes 41.2 seconds
  28. Arleen Gonzalez 21 hours 15 minutes 51.9 seconds
  29. Robin Rose 21 hours 47 minutes 26.5 seconds
  30. Paula Yankauskas 22 hours 48 minutes 15.7 seconds
  31. Gerald George 23 hours 24 minutes 45.2 seconds
  32. Luise Rasche 23 hours 33 minutes 33.1 seconds
  33. Tiffany McQueen 25 hours 42 minutes 43.4 seconds
  34. Stephanie Hopson 25 hours 53 minutes 1.1 seconds

2017 Results

  1. Stephen Rouch 16 hours 48 minutes 49.3 seconds
  2. Abigail Fairman 19 hours 14 minutes 38.6 seconds
  3. Amy Gubser 20 hours 17 minutes 56.6 seconds
  4. Matthew Schubert 20 hours 21 minutes 11.1 seconds

2016 Results

  1. Stephen Rouch 15 hours 45 minutes 31.11 seconds
  2. Jamie Proffitt 16 hours 11 minutes 24.57 seconds
  3. Kristin Jones 16 hours 54 minutes 1.49 seconds
  4. Ernie Hoftyzer 17 hours 9 minutes 7.68 seconds
  5. Asha Allen 21 hours 4 minutes 55.65 seconds
  6. Karen Charney 21 hours 29 minutes 59.98 seconds
  7. Palaka Sauer 21 hours 43 minutes 22.09 seconds
  8. Katrina Price 22 hours 12 minutes 53.46 seconds
  9. Stephen Key 22 hours 18 minutes 1.83 seconds
  10. Devon Clifford 23 hours 23 minutes 6.94 seconds
  11. Natalia Chuich 19 hours 40 minutes 30.2 seconds
  12. Jamie Tout 21 hours 43 minutes 16.9 seconds

2015 Results

  1. Cole Gindhart 13 hours 13 minutes 14.8 seconds
  2. Cheryl Reinke 16 hours 42 minutes 46.3 seconds
  3. Anna Delozier 17 hours 1 minute 38.6 seconds
  4. Stefan Reinke 17 hours 14 minutes 37.3 seconds
  5. Chris Greene 18 hours 2 minutes 18.3 seconds
  6. Jacob Miyauchi 18 hours 3 minutes 51.4 seconds
  7. Joe Zemaitis 18 hours 30 minutes 56.8 seconds
  8. John Zemaitis 18 hours 30 minutes 56.8 seconds
  9. Mark Spratt 18 hours 43 minutes 25.9 seconds
  10. Jason Overbaugh 19 hours 2 minutes 32.0 seconds
  11. Graeme Schlachter 19 hours 45 minutes 24.5 seconds
  12. Kathleen Wilson 19 hours 58 minutes 15.2 seconds
  13. Dan Simonelli 20 hours 7 minutes 28.1 seconds
  14. Patty Hermann 20 hours 18 minutes 42.6 seconds
  15. Becky Jackman-Beeler 20 hours 22 minutes 58.2 seconds
  16. Matthew Hills 20 hours 23 minutes 19.4 seconds
  17. Helen Conway 20 hours 28 minutes 2.9 seconds
  18. Scott Blietz 20 hours 35 minutes 42.1 seconds
  19. Kelly Gentry 20 hours 40 minutes 7.1 seconds
  20. Roger Finch 20 hours 42 minutes 45.8 seconds
  21. Brad Lundblad 20 hours 55 minutes 57.8 seconds
  22. Stephen Key 21 hours 5 minutes 55.7 seconds
  23. Ann von Spiegelfeld 21 hours 20 minutes 14.6 seconds
  24. Janet Harris 21 hours 46 minutes 11.8 seconds
  25. Mark Sheridan 22 hours 0 minutes 22.7 seconds
  26. Colleen Blair 23 hours 16 minutes 33.6 seconds
  27. Elizabeth Fry 37 hours 5 minutes 50.6 seconds for the first Double SCAR in history [with a 6 hour 42 minute two-way crossing of  Saguaro Lake, a 6 hour 26 minute two-way crossing of Canyon Lake, a 15 hour 46 minute two-way crossing of Apache Lake, and a 6 hour 18 minute two-way crossing of Roosevelt Lake]

2014 Results:

  1. Kristin Jones 15 hours 56 minutes 53 seconds
  2. Anna Delozier 16 hours 37 minutes 25 seconds
  3. Cliff Crozier 18 hours 0 minutes 44 seconds
  4. Elizabeth Fry 18 hours 17 minutes 0 seconds
  5. Scott Lautman 18 hours 58 minutes 36 seconds
  6. Hendrik Meerman 19 hours 2 minutes 12 seconds
  7. Dan Simonelli 19 hours 19 minutes 49 seconds
  8. Brad Lundblad 20 hours 46 minutes 26 seconds
  9. Bridgette Hobart 21 hours 20 minutes 30 seconds
  10. Sally Minty-Gravett 22 hours 46 minutes 38 seconds
  11. Eric Anderson 24 hours 35 minutes 38 seconds
  12. Ranie Crowley Pearce 26 hours 1 minute 26 seconds

2013 Results:

  1. Grace van der Byl 13 hours 7 minutes 16 seconds
  2. Sarah Thomas 14 hours 5 minutes 24 seconds
  3. Bella Whited 14 hours 50 minutes 56 seconds
  4. Ned Denison 14 hours 57 minutes 11 seconds
  5. Elizabeth Fry 15 hours 22 minutes 5 seconds
  6. Barbara Held 15 hours 26 minutes 34 seconds
  7. Greg O’Connor 15 hours 59 minutes 28 seconds
  8. Allison DeFrancesco 16 hours 18 minutes 30 seconds
  9. Kathrin Benoit 16 hours 29 minutes 17 seconds
  10. Tori Gorman 17 hours 11 minutes 17 seconds
  11. Becky Jackman-Beeler 17 hours 20 minutes 26 seconds
  12. Mo Siegel 20 hours 13 minutes 27 seconds

2012 Results:

  1. Kurt Dickson
  2. Kent Nicholas
  3. with fellow pioneers David Barra, Shauna Nelson, Gordon Smith, Patrick Brundage, Janet Harris, and Meg Rich.

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