AREC Race Results Index

In 1998, when I moved to Long Beach, I began tracking race results of AREC members. At that time, I developed the AREC Grand Prix. The scoring of points is explained on the top of each result page, but here is a history of how the points have changed over the years:

• 1998. It was possible to get 0 points, but finishing a marathon would guarantee 1 point.
• 2001. 2 bonus points for completing marathon-plus distance race. Guarantee of 1 point for completing a race (if no other points awarded).
• 2002. 2 bonus points for each 25 mile segment of racing (in other words, a marathoner got 2 bonus points, a 50-miler got 4 bonus points).
• 2006. Top 3 AREC males and Top 3 AREC females receive finisher's points. Also, any race under 2 miles is worth 1 point, regardless of place or Personal Best.

AREC Grand Prix Results

• 2007 - 2008 (CURRENT)Grand Prix Results
• 2006 - 2007 Grand Prix Results
• 2005 - 2006 Final Grand Prix Results
• 2004 - 2005 Final Grand Prix Results
• 2003 - 2004 Final Grand Prix Results
• 2002 - 2003 Final Grand Prix Results
• 2001 - 2002 Final Grand Prix Results
• 2000 - 2001 Final Grand Prix Results
• 1999 - 2000 Final Grand Prix Results
• 1998 - 1999 Final Grand Prix Results
• Members Personal Record Archive!
• Personal Records in non-Standard Distances
  

AREC Awards

Also beginning in 1998, AREC gave out various awards at the end of the Grand Prix year (which now corresponds with the Long Beach Marathon pasta party in October). These awards included the Top Ten Grand Prix finishers (which you can see in each Result Listing), Most Improved, and Runner of the Year.

In 1999, we added Best Age Group Finisher.

Also in 1999, we added Most Prolific Runner (for most races run).

In 2000, we added Most Inspirational Runner.

In 2000, we added the Century Club (for runners who complete 100 miles in racing for the year.

In 2000, we split the Runner of the Year into separate Male and Female Categories.

In 2002, we added Rookie of the Year.

In 2006, we obtained perpetual plaques for the Runners of the Year and Most Inspirational Runner, and renamed the Most Inspirational Runner award after Heather Stevens, who died in 2006, at age 38, after a 3-1/2 year battle with Pancreatic Cancer.

Year	Award	Recipient
1998	Runner of the Year	Laura Chaides
2002	Prolific Runner	Emmett Rahl
	Rookie	Elizabeth Campagna
	Age Group	Chuck Sohaskey
	Improved	Dennis Murphy
	Inspirational	Heather Stevens
	Male Runner of the Year	Emmett Rahl
	Female Runner of the Year	Heather Stevens
2003	Prolific Runner	Emmett Rahl
	Age Group	Chuck Sohaskey
	Improved	Dennis Murphy
	Inspirational	Heather Stevens
	Rookie	Elizabeth Campagna
2004	Rookie	Stacy Shourt
	Prolific	Emmett Rahl
	Age Group	Chuck Sohaskey
	Improved	Emmett Rahl
	Inspirational	Margaret Everitt
	Male Runner of the Year	Todd Byers
	Female Runner of the Year	Stacy Shourt
2005	Prolific	Emmett Rahl
	Rookie	Win Freeman
	Improved	Brian McKeever
	Inspirational	Heather Stevens, Tam Premsrirath, Sterling Kwong
	Male Runner of the Year	Todd Rose
	Female Runner of the Year	Heather Stevens
2006	Rookie	Dona McBride
	Inspirational	Connor Stevens
	Improved	Connor Stevens (tie)
	Improved	Kate Rupley(tie)
	Prolific	Emmett Rahl
	Male Runner of the Year	Brian Conboy
	Female Runner of the Year	Tam Premsrirath
2007	Rookie	Jose Raffucci
	Inspirational	Mark Fell
	Improved	Kristin Deatherage
	Prolific	Emmett Rahl
	Male Runner of the Year	Win Freeman
	Female Runner of the Year	Liz Burger

*This will be updated fully soon.

Times in the Grand Prix Top Ten

Times in the Century Club

"Mile" Stones

For runners who have been members of AREC for quite a while, they reach various milestones in racing mileage.
Once a runner reaches at least 1000 miles, they receive a certificate at the Year-End Award Ceremony with membership in the MILLENIUM Club.

500 miles

1000 miles

* Awarded in 2007
** Awarded in 2008

2000 miles

* Awarded in 2007

3000 miles

* Awarded in 2007

4000 miles