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The 2nd Annual Black Diamond 40 Miler + Relay was held in Jackson, Tennessee on November 29, 2013.

Jackson’s Arthur Priddy was the overall winner and set a new course record with a time of 5:39:19.  Second place went to Murfreesboro’s Chris ‘Beast’ Estes in 5:57:40 with third place going to Joshua Holmes in 6:14:16.

The female winner was Kendra Schoffstall in 6:17:17. She also set a new Black Diamond course record. Second place went to Beth Hosick in 8:35:23 and third to Diane Taylor.

Black Diamond 40 Miler Results

1. Arthur Priddy – 5:39:19
2. Chris Estes – 5:57:40
3. Joshua Holmes – 6:14:16
4. Kendra Schoffstall – 6:17:17
5. Kevin Gerteisen – 6:17:17
6. Danny Staggs – 7:22:23
7. Billy Cannon 7:54:26
8. Anthony Ohrey – 7:54:27
9. Beth Hosick – 8:35:23
10. David Oglesby – 8:35:24
11. Joseph Nance – 8:47:12
12. Ben Pennington – 8:47:14
13. Muralidhar Nannapaneni – 9:00:59
14. Rob Apple – 10:42:56
15. Diane Taylor 10:42:56

DNF – Michelle Lenahan

The Black Diamond 40 Miler Relay was won by the 2-person team Muppet Madness, that consisted of William Henson and Kelly Henson, in a time of 5:48:18.

Second place relay went to Just a Blur 2 (Steven Reagan, Marj Mitchell, Leigh Carr, Clary Bilbrey) in 5:52:05 and third to +Y Racing (Melanie Casey, Erin Veneman, Julie Montgomery, Bob Beasley) in 6:27:13.

Black Diamond 40 Miler Relay Results

1. Muppet Madness (William Henson, Kelly Henson) – 5:48:18
2. Just a Blur 2 (Steven Reagan, Marj Mitchell, Leigh Carr, Clark Bilbrey) – 5:52:05
3. +Y Racing (Melanie Casey, Erin Veneman, Julie Montgomery, Bob Beasley) – 6:27:13
4. Three Gentleman and a Lady (Daniel Escue, Tasha Dayoff, Joey Kennedy, David Escue) – 6:49:00

Double Black Diamond 40 Miler Results

1. Joshua Holmes – 6:45:55
2. Bill Baker – 7:12:14
3. John Leighton – 7:25:25
4. Anthony Ohrey – 10:16:22
5. Danny Staggs – 10:16:22
6. Diane Taylor – 12:10:47

Congrats to everyone who ran this weekend and to big thanks to Jeff Keas, Dr. Karl Studtmann, Shannon Miller, and several others that did a great job being roving aid stations and checking on all of the runners.