V.I.Pace Runners Bulletin #1-5-08 Robles and Barnard repeat winners in annual 3Kings Mile Road Race 

Juan Robles home on vacation from college showed that he is still the dominating junior runner in the V.I. as he coasted to victory in the 26^th Annual 3Kings Mile Road Race which starts off the festival parade.  Robles with high school runner Seymour Walter on his heels went through the half-mile point in a quick 2 minutes and 1 seconds and held the lead all the way to win with a time of 4:19.  Walters of the St.Croix Educational Complex High School and the strongest high school cross-country runner for the year, finished second in 4:29; Dexter Hypolite of the University of the Virgin Islands was third in 5:09; Earnest Mitchell, the third place finisher in the St.Croix International Marathon on New Year’s Day and former member of the V.I. National Cross-Country Team was fourth in 5:33; George Mitch of ECHS was fifth in 5:40; Akil Andrews was sixth in 5:53; Teddy Seymour, the first Black man to sail around the world alone was seventh in 6:09; Arselcuk Omer was eighth in 7:11; David Zienner was ninth in 7:13; Wille Lewis, track coach at Eulalie Rivera Elementary School, was tenth in 9:10 

Sherma Aurelien a CARIFTA Games 4^th place finisher at 800 meters dominated the cross-country season and had a good lead in the race from Claude O.Markoe School to Fort Fredrik.  It was at approximately 75 meters to the finish that she was caught and passed by high school runner Ninfa Barnard of the SCTC.  Barnard defended her title with a first place time of 5:10; Aurelien took second in 5:19; Mireille Smith of the SCTC and Malique’s and Mikella’s mon was third in 5:31; Kennishah Phillip of SCTC was fourth and the first 13 and under girls finisher in 7:25; Darcie Mahurt was fifth in 8;13; Jackie Gardner of SCTC was sixth in 8:42; and Hope Hood of SCTC was seventh in 9:45 

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V.I.Pace Runners Bulletin # 1-6-07 

Top road runners in the V.I. excel from mile to the marathon in festive tradition… 

Road races in St. Croix over the holidays from distances of 800 meters (The 20^th Annual Children Race before the annual Children’s Parade on Friday); to the mile (The 25^th Annual 3Kings Mile before the annual 3Kings Parade on Saturday) to the 26.2 mile marathon (The 5^th St. Croix International Marathon no New Year’s Day) were center stage and run under ideal conditions.  All races were held in Frederiksted; the top runners in the V.I. maintained their status as Billy Bohlke and Theresa Harper held their own in the marathon with 2^nd and 1^st place finishes respectfully; They held their own in the mile as well.  Malique Smith and Ninfa Barnard did the same in the Children Race and the 3Kings Mile with first place finishes.  

In the 3Kings Mile, top high school runner, Juan Robles of St. Croix Central High School, hammered the early part of the race as he crossed the 800 meters (half-way) in 1 minute and 59 seconds, Bohlke was on him and just a second behind by a second in 2 minutes.  The experienced Bohlke closed the gap with 600 meters to go and won the race in a fast 4 minutes and 10 seconds; Robles was second in 4:15 and George Willocks was third  in 5:16.  Ninfa Barnard ran a very strong race as she led from the beginning to finish first in 5:18; Mirelle Smith, former national team athlete of Surinam, took second place in 5:23 and Theresa Harper was third in 5:45.

Finishers High School Girls 3Kings Mile 

1.Jessica James 6:02; 2. Karissa Cave 6:47; 3. Kayanne Cave 7:44 

Finishers Senior Male 

1.Teddy Seymour 5:49; 2. Will Franks 6:08; 3. Neville Peters 9:31 

Finishers Masters Female 

1.Bina Gario 6:54; 2. Cat Franks 8:46; 3. Lisa Brown 9:30 

The Finishers The 3Kings Mile Male: 

1.Billy Bohlke 4:10; 2. Juan Robles 4:15; 3. George Willocks 5:16; 4. Nicholas Franks 5:22; 5. Robin Franks 5:39; 6. Sebastian Franks 5:49; 7. Teddy Seymour 5:49; 8. Will Franks 6:08; Neville Brown 9:30; Willie Lewis 10:07

 The Finishers The 3Kings Mile Female: 

1.Ninfa Barnard 4:10; 2. Mirelle Smith 5;23; 3. Theresa Harper 5:45; 4. Erica Sweitzer 5:53; 5. Jessica James 6:02;  6. Karissa Cave 6:42; 7. Bina Gario 7:44; 8. Lisa Brown 6:30 

Finishers 13 and Under Male 

1.Felix Navarro 2:32; 2. Erik Williams 2:53; 3. Christoph Wilson 2:59 

Finishers 13 and Under Female 

1.Karen Dascent 2:41; 2. Jazmine Willock 2:47; 3. Zhondra Carty 2:57 

Finishers Under 10 Boys 

1.Malique Smith 2:28; 2. Barthelemy Peter 2:59; 3. D’Quan Daniel 3:18 

Finishers Under 10 Girls 

1.Jamaris Washshah 3:07; 2. Mikaela Smith 3:19; 3. Dominique Willock 3:2

For immediate release January 7, 2006 

Robles Repeats, Harper Wins 3^rd year in a row the 3King Mile Road Race 

1-7-06 Frederiksted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands--The 24^th 3Kings Mile Road Race had six people run under five minutes today with high school star Juan Robles of the St. Croix Central High School leading the way to defend his 05’ title with a time of 4 minutes 18 seconds, eleven seconds faster than his time last year.  Early in the race Vieques, Puerto Rico runners Eliezer Allejandro and Carlos Navarro set a fast pace up to the quarter mile, Robles took and held the lead going into the half-mile mark in 2 minutes 2 seconds.  He held his lead as hundreds of onlookers cheered the runners on the 3Kings festival parade route to the finish at Fort Frederik on King St.  Eliezer Alejandro of Vieques was the second place finisher in 4:43 just ahead of Carlos Navarro also of Vieques who finished third in 4:43.  Peter Garcia, from Vieques was fourth in 4:55;  and Calvin Dascent of St. Croix Educational Complex High School was fifth in 4:56. 

Theresa Harper was the repeat female winner in the race for the third year in a row with a time of 5:33, Earthla Augustin was second in 5:59; Mackiesh Taylor of the ECHS was third in 6:02; Kichima Torres of Vieques was fourth in 6:21; Jesica James of the Burnley Dragons TC was fifth in 6:27. 

Teddy Seymour was the top finisher for runners over 60 with a time of 5:45 Larry Williams was second in 6:56.  Will Franks was the top finisher for 50 and over runners in 6:17, Stuart Ketchum was second in 6:30.  Allison Peters (the mother of Syndey and Cheynae Rogers) ran an impressive race for women over forty and was second to Earthla Augustin with a time of 6:29; Cindy Kirksey was third in 9:48.

Robles and Harper Continue Wins,
Victors in 3Kings Mile…

1/8/05--St.Croix, Virgin Islands--Fifteen year old Juan Robles, a sophomore a The St. Croix Educational Complex High School is the premier middle distance high school runner in the Virgin Islands. He is unbeaten by any other school runner on the road and in cross-country.  On Saturday at the 23^rd Annual 3Kings Mile Road Race at the start of the parade in Frederiksted, he sprinted to the lead in the first quarter mile and built his lead from there to finish first in 4 minutes and 29 seconds. Mike Klein surprised everyone with a second place finish in 5:14 and only a week after finishing fourth in the St.Croix Millennium Marathon; Angel Martinez of St.Croix Central High School and first timer for the race finished third in 5:17; was fourth in 5:28. In a battle for the masters title, Senator Louis Hill finished first and fifth in the masters category in 5:40; Teddy Seymour was second and six in the masters in 5:44; Mike Hill was the third masters and sixth place male in 6:58; Senator Ronald Russell, President of the Virgin Islands Track and Field Federation was seventh in 7:01 and Johathan Distad was eighth in 7:59. 

Theresa Harper solidified her position as the top V.I. road runner and follow her victory in the January 1 St. Croix Marathon with a first place finish in 5:39; Tesha Distad was second in 5:59; Ania Grant was third in 6:04. 

The 3Kings Mile Road Race Kicks off Parade 

01/04/04 St.Croix, Virgin Islands--The 22^nd Annual 3Kings Mile Road Race is one of the races that  Billy Bohlke has won a number of times.  He grew up right down the road in Frederiksted  started running as a child and would later walk-on at Louisiana State University and become the school’s top miler on the NCAA Division I National Championship team.  On Saturday he ran a personal best time to win the race in 4 minutes and 9 seconds, just two seconds off the course record. Fourteen year-old Juan Robles, a freshman at St.Croix Central High School led the group through the first quarter of a mile with a pace that helped set up the near record time, he finished second overall and was the top junior finisher in 4:33. Fifty-two year old Greg Johnson, a teacher at John H. Woodson Jr. High School and a perennial  top finisher in the race, was third and the top masters finisher with a time of 4:51.  Theresa Harper, a teacher at the St.Croix Country Day School ran a twelve mile training run before her race and took first place for females overall and first place masters in 5:38, one of her best times in the event.  Mackiesh Taylor of the Barracudas Track Club was second in 6:05 and first junior and a personal record.  Jolene Edwards of St.Croix Central High School was third in 6:09 and Jo Shim was fourth in 6:40 and the top senior finisher. Teddy Seymour was the top senior male winner in 5:36. Senator Ronald Russell ran the race in 6:44.  Governor Turnbull, Lt. Governor Vargrave Richards and Pam Richards, Commissioner of the Department of Tourism signed special race certificates and presented awards to all participants.  

The Finishers Male: 

1.Billy Bohlke 4:09; 2. Juan Robles 4:33; 3.Greg Johnson 4:51; 4. Leopold Fredericks 5:02; 5. Mike Klien 5:10; 6. Sebastian Franks 5:10; 7. Hansel Estapan 5:11; 8. Jose Reyes 5:32; 9. Teddy Seymour 5:36; 10. Macdonald Taylor 5:51; 11. Scott Fricks 5:57; 12. Erol Chichester 5:58; 12. John McGololhgin 6:05; 13. Ronald Russell 6:44 

The Finishers Female: 1. Theresa Harper 5:38; 2. Mackiesh Taylor 6:05; 3. Jolene Edwards 6:09; 4. Jo Shim 6:40 

Youth Male:

1.Hansel Estapan, John H. Woodson Jr. High School 5:11; 2. Jose Reyes, JHW 5:32 

Open Male: 

1.Sebastian Franks 5:10 

Masters  Male: 

1.Leopold Fredericks 5:02; 2. Mike Klein 5:10; 3. Macdonald Taylor 5:51 

Masters Male Over 50 

1.Greg Johnson 4:51 

Senior Male Over 60: 5:36 

1.Teddy Seymour 5:36 

Youth Female: 

1.Mac Kiesh Taylor, Jr. Baracudas Track  Club 6:05 

Junior Female: 

1.Jolene Edwards, St.Croix Central High School 6:09 

Master Female: 

1.Theresa Harper 5:38 

Senior Female: 

1.Jo Shim 6:40 

Road Runners Celebrate In Crucian Festival… 

04/01/03 Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands--Billy Bohlke and Ruth Ann David are the fastest middle runners in the Virgin Islands.  They proved it on Saturday in the annual 3Kings Mile Road Race which serves as the kick-off of the annual Crucian Festival--3Kings Parade.  Bohlke, a recent graduate of Louisana University, the current Division I NCAA Track and Field Champions, took the lead going to the quarter-mile mark in 70 seconds and half way in 2:10 and never gave it up to cruise across the finish line at the Scale House on King St. in 4 minutes 34 seconds. Greg Johnson, Veteran of V.I. National Cross-Country Team was the second place finisher in 4:59.73; Morgan Locke a top St.Croix Marlins swimmer and Country Day School student, was the first high school male finisher and third overall in 5:05.58.   

Ruth Ann David, a member of the Virgin Islands National Cross-Country Team and Central America and Caribbean National Team was the first place female to finish the race, her time was 5:20.49; Rachel Witty, racing in her carnival costume, finished second in 5:53.35; Theresa Harper, not yet recovered from her winning marathon performance on Wednesday, finished third and was the first master’s female in 5:55.76. 

Troyson Raymond was the top junior high school finisher in 5:24.50; Mackish Taylor, of the Barracudas Track Club was the first children’s finisher in 6:18.83; Alphonso Andrews was the first master’s finisher in 5:05.88; Julissa Copeman of St. Croix Central High School was the first high school female in 6:45.22; Jo Shim was the first senior female finisher in 6:24.37.

The Finishers Male: 

1.Billy Bohlke 4:34.16; 2.Greg Johnson 4:59.73; 3.Morgan Locke 5:05.58; 4.Alphonso Andrews 5:05.88; 5.George Willocks 5:16.34; 6.Troyson Raymond 5:24.50; 7.Lucien Wallace 5:38.33; 8.Leopold Fredericks 5:41.81; 9.Isreal Attmath 5:42.71; 10.Akil Andrews 5:45.14; 11.McDonald Taylor 5:48.73; 12.Brono Motoute 5:51.35; 13.Kamal Russell 5:59.50; 14.Erol Chichester 6:15.44; 15.Scott Fricks 6:26.27; 16.Stuart Ketchum 6:44.35; 17.Calvin Dasant 6:54.61; 18. Calvin Dasant Jr. 7:05.30; 19.Ronald Russell 7:09.35 

The Finishers Female: 

1.Ruth Ann David 5:20.49; 2.Rachel Witty 5:53.35; 3.Theresa Harper 5:55.76; 4.Earthla Augustin 6:16.59; 5.Mackish Taylor 6:18.83; 6.Jo Shim 6:24.37; 7.Julissa Copeman 6:45.22; 8.Jolene Edwards 6:59.63; 9.Andrea Russell 7:10.72; 10.Judi Fricks 7:14.19 

The next event on the V.I. Pace calendar is the annual Martin Luther King Fort-To-Fort Memorial Run on January 21 at 6am.  The non-competitive run starts at Fort Christianvern in Christiansted and finishes at Fort Frederik in Frederiksted.  

For Immediate Release January 6, 2001 

Billy Bohlke is the new king of the Three Kings Mile 

The Louisiana State University Crucian, Billy Bohlke became the new king of the annual Three Kings Mile Road Race.  The small competitive field of runners posed little challenge for Bohkle, as he took a slight lead over defending champion, Lawrence Lockhart, at the 400 meter mark in 54 seconds, Lockhart was right on his heals in 56 seconds.   At the half way mark, the start of the Children Race on the previous day, the two runners pulled even in 1 minute 59 seconds.  The passed St.John's Church into Times Square in front the cheering crowd.  Bohkle made is move and put some distance between the two on to the finish.  Lockhart was second in 4:29.13; veteran and John Woodson Jr. High School teacher, was strong in third with a 4:56.07; Amalee Lockhart was fourth in 5:09.92; John McEnroe (not that John McEnroe, but a cousin) was fifth in 5:38.58 and Ronald Russell, President of the Virgin Islands Track and Field Federation was sixth in 6:30.95. 

For the first time ever there was a tie for first place in the female Three Kings Mile.  Sherma Aurelien of the St.Croix Educational Complex and Jawana Goodwin of the St.Croix Track Club ran to a dead heat in 5:50.27;  J'Kiwa Goodwin was second in 6:34.58. 

The next event on the Virgin Islands Pace schedule is the annual Martin Luther King Fort-Fort-Memorial 25k run on January 15 (date changed from the traditional Sunday--this year only) at 6:00 a.m. from Fort Christianvern to Fort Frederik.

For Immediate Release January 8, 2000 

Results 3Kings Mile Road Race Frederiksted

Lawrence Lockart, and Evelise Gomez, former V.I. Daily News Athletes of the Week were victorious in running of the 18^th Annual Three Kings Miler Road Race in Frederiksted on Saturday.  Lockhart a graduate of the St.Croix Educational Complex and a freshman at Alabama State University where he was the number one runner on the cross-country team, took the early lead in the race which follows the exact route of the St.Croix Festival Adult Parade.  At the 800 meter/half-way point, he started to put distance on the rest of the field and cruised across the finish line at Fort Frederik in 4 minutes and 19 seconds a personal record.  Jabari Goodwin finished strong in second place in 4:28; Greg Johnson was third in 4:38; George Cannon fourth in 4:41 and Leopold Frederik fifth in 4:48. 

Gomez, a freshman at the St.Croix Educational Complex had four women on her heels as she worked to get to the finish line first in 5 minutes and 23 seconds.  Rachel Witty was second in 5:26;  Theresa Harper third in 5:40; Jawanna Goodwin fourth in 5:53 and Jude Woodcock fifth in 5:59.  

The Finishers Male: 

1.Lawrence Lockhart 4:19;  2. Jabari Goodwin 4:28;  3. Greg Johnson 4:38;  4. George Cannon 4:41; 5. Leopold Frederiks 4:48; 6. George Willocks 4:48; 7. Ivan Henry 4:48; 8. Jonathan LeTang 5:05; 9. Julien Pierre 5:10; 10. Barrymore Berley 5:15; 11. Wes Whitehurst 5:44; 12. Joseph Lestrade 5:50; 13. Ryan Stutzman 6:14; 14. Edrick Adams 6:19  

The Finishers Female: 

1. Evelise Gomez 5:23; 2. Rachel Witty 5:26; 3. Theresa Harper 5:40; 4. Jawanna Goodwin 5:53; 5. Jude Woodcock 5:59; 6. Janice Brown 6:00; 7. Jkiwa Goodwin 6:09; 8. Azaleah Galiber 7:34; 9. Marie Elise Witmer 7:47; 10. Susan Armstrong 8:10; 11. Cathy Bennett 8:28 

Awards 

$100 to Top Male and Female from V.I.Track & Field Federation; $75 Foot Locker Gift Certificate to top Male and Female school finishers from V.I.Pace Runners; $50 Gift Certificate to second place male overall from Annapolis Sailing School; $50 Gift Certificate from Kicks to second place female overall; $25 Gift Certificate to third place male overall from Urban Threadz; $20 Gift to third place female overall from ABS Printing; two free lunches raffle for all participants from Under da Tammin Tree; $15 cash raffle to all participants; Raffle Gift Certificate from Ice Cream Decadence;  medals to top four male and females; V.I.Pace Runners Certificates to all participants.

 For Immediate Release January 2, 1999

Results The Three Kings Mile 1999

Organized by the Virgin Islands Pace Runners

Christiansted, St.Croix, V.I.

Revised 1/4/99 

Billy Bohkle won his first Three Kings Mile road race in Christiansted (he won last year's race in Frederiksted) at the kick-off of the Three Kings Parade with a time of 4 minutes 21 seconds.  Home for the holidays after a successful cross-country season at Louisiana State University, Bohkle edged to the front of the pack at the 400 meter mark in 63 seconds.  He was followed by Lawrence Lockhart III of the St.Croix Educational Complex HS who finished second in 4:26.74; Jabari Goodwin ran a strong race and finished third in 4:40.30; George Cannon was the top master runner and fourth in 4:54.42 and Collin Charles was fifth in 5:58.34. 

Jackie Morgan, also home for the holidays after a successful cross-country season at University of New Mexico ran first for females in 5:25.33 to add to her victory in Thankgiving weekend's V.I.Half-Marathon.  Evalise Gomez of Arthur Richards Jr. High School, took second place in 5:41.08; Jo Shim took the master's honors with a third place time of 5:52.08; Fennel Doyle was fourth in 6:11.28 and Jawana Goodwin of the St.Croix Track Club was fifth in 6:14.37. 

The Finishers Male: 

Place:   Name                           Time:                Age      Organization

1.      Bill Bohkle                         4:21.53            20        Louisiana State University

2.      Lawrence Lockhart II         4:26.74            17        St. Croix Educational Complex HS

3.      Jabari Goodwin                  4:40.30            17        St. Croix Track Club

4.      George Cannon                  4:54.42            42        V.I.Pace Runners

5.      Collin Charles                     4:58.34            38        V.I.Pace Runners

6.      Andrew Gordon                 5:00.82            36

7.      Emerson Rene                    5:06.11            17        St.Croix Educational Complex HS

8.      George Willock                  5:11.55            28        HOVENSA

9.      Lawrence Lockhart III        5:22.33            15        St.Croix Educational Complex HS

10.  Allen Johannes                   5:31.01            26        The Village

11.  Akil-Talib Andrews            5:31.01            36       

12.  Davis Rene                         5:36.55            24       

13.  Kendall Jnd-Finn                5:39.18            24        St.Croix Educational Complex HS

14.  Bob Halk                           5:45.16            26

15.  Barrymore Berley               5:45.59            30        V.I.Express Track Club

16.  No name                           5:48.10

17.Michael Dampier                5:48.34            9          V.I.Express Track Club

18.Pedro Morales                   5:49.59            42

19.Jesse Brady                        5:52.49            43        The Village

20.No Name                           6:04.91

21. Kenneth Telemarque           6:05.20            18        St.Croix Educational Complex

22.Ronald Russell                    6 :05.75           44        The Virgin Islands Track & Field Fed.

23.Howard O'Bryan                6:12.26            13        V.I.Express Track Club

24.Gus Dampier                      6:37.94            12        V.I.Express Track Club

25.Andy Richards                    6:42.39            35

26.Vanbeek Fontaine              6:44.30            28        The Village 

The Finishers Female: 

Place:   Name:                          Time:                Age:     Organization

1.    Jackie Morgan                   5:23.55            18        University of New Mexico

2.    Evalise Gomez                   5:41.08            13        Arthur Richards Jr. HS

3.    Jo Shim                             5:52.08            47

4.    Fennel Doyle                     6:11.28            24

5.    Jawana Goodwin               6:14.37            12        St.Croix Track Club

6.    Chantelle Paul                    6:14.71            15        Barrcudas Track Club 

7.    Elizabeth Armstrong           6:18.90            32       

8.    Le Kisha Lockhart 6:33.98            14        Barrcudas Track Club

9.    J'Kiwa Goodwin                6:35.02            16        St.Croix Track Club

10.  Susan Armstrong               6:37.06            31 

Male 20 and Under 

1.      Bill Bohkle

2.      Lawrence Lockhart II

3.      Jabari Goodwin

 Female Under 20 

1.      Jackie Morgan

2.      Chantelle Paul

3.      Le Keshia Lockhart 

Male Under 14 

1.      Michael Dampier

2.      Howard O'Bryan

3.      Gus Dampier

Female Under 14 

1.      Evalise Gomez

2.      Jawana Goodwin 

Male Over 40 

1.      George Cannon

2.      Pedro Morales

3.      Jesse Brady

 Female Over 40

 1. Jo Shim

For Immediate Release January 3, 1998
Results The Three Kings Mile
New King.   Same Queen 

The 16^th Annual Three Kings Mile Road Race crowned a new king as St. Croix's Billy Bohlke took the lead at the half-way and ran 4 minutes 17 seconds for his first win in the annual race which kicks off the Three Kings Parade. A mishap at the half-way point in the race where runners turn on to King St., saw Jabari Goodwin the of the St. Croix Track Club, and the race leader, fall to the ground, he recovered to take 5^th place.  Bohlke, a freshman at Louisana State University and a member of the LSU cross-country team and track teams, ran steady throughout the one mile race and was in a pack of four runners who went out fast at the start.   Lawrence Lockhart of the St. Croix Educational Complex gave a very strong challenge and finished 2^nd in 4:24.46; Greg Johnson, a John H.Woodson Jr. High School Teacher and a masters runner, finished 3^rd in 4:38.36; Ayodele Bain a St.Joseph's High School Grad. and a Houston Tillotson student/athlete was 4^th in 4:22.28; Jabari Goodwin was 5^th in 4:48.77. 

  Twelve year old Evelise Gomez of the V.I.Express Track Club retained her crown as Queen of the Three Kings Mile with a second win in a row for the race.  She clocked the course in record time 5:08.98; Jackie Morgan a student at St.Croix Country Day School finished second in 5:16.31; Janice Brown was third in 5:34.15; Jo Shim, a masters runners, was fourth in 5:39.64; Jawana Goodwin was fifth in 5:40.17. 

The Finishers Male: 

1.             Billy Bohlke                           4:17.46

2.             Lawrence Lockhart              4:24.46

3.             Greg Johnson                       4:38.36

4.             Ayodele Bain                        4:42.28

5.             Jabari Goodwin                     4:48.77

6.             Wallace Williams                 4:53.04

7.             George Willock                     5:04.91

8.            Kerian Locke                     5:08.65

9.             Raymond Galloway              5:08.85

10.           Barrymore Barry                   5:11.48

11.           Phil Joseph                            5:12.52

12.           Reuben Gomez                      5:16.85

13.           Dough Branch                      5:25.28

14.           Morgan Locke                      5:48.32

15.           Ronnie George                      5:55.08

16.           John Warlick                         5:59.91

17.           Devon Locke                        6:01.42     

13 and Under Category  

Boys 

1.             Kieran Locke                         5:08.65                    13

2.             Reuben Gomez                      5:16.85                    11

3.             Morgan Locke                      5:48.32                    11

4.             Devon Locke                        6:01.42                    9

Girls 

1.             Evelise Gomez                       5:08.98                    12

2.             Jawana Goodwin                  5:40.17                    11

 The Finishers Female: 

1.             Evelise Gomez                       5:08.98

2.             Jackie Morgan                      5:16.31

3.             Janice Brown                        5:34.15

4.             Jawana Goodwin                  5:40.17

5.             Jo Shim                                  5:39.64

6.             Casilda Jhero                        5:55.08

7.             Keri Burkhalter                     6:00.82

8.             Dana Branch                         6:13.59

January 4, 1997 Christiansted

 Results 15 Annual 3 Kings Mile Results 

Place       Name                                    Time                       Age 

1.        George Jules                                 4:23                         27

2.        Constance Alexander                    4:38                        

3.        Lawrence Lockhart III                  4:40                         15

4.        Greg Johnson                               4:45                         45

5.        Jeramy Laurent                             4:58                         28

6.        Sheldon Williams                          5:04                         14     

       First Place Junior

7.        Emerson Rene                               5:09                         15           

Second Place Junior

8.        Jabari Goodwin                             5:19                         15           

Third Place Junior

9.        Barrymore Berley                         5:22                         28

10.     Steve Phang Yu                            5:39                         18

11.     Nestor Felix                                 5:49                         24

12.     Janson Shin                                  5:54                         14           

Fourth Place Junior

13.     Rubin Gomez                               5:54                         10           

First Place Youth

14.     Adrian Durant                              6:48                         12

Second Place Youth

15.     Winston Graham                          7:02                         36

Place       Name                                 Time                       Age

1. Evelise Gomez                               5:34                         11          

Exceptional Performance

2. Jo Shim                                         5:41                         45

3.Chantelle Paul                               5:47                         13

4.Sarah Foley                                   5:48                         24           

5. J.Kiwa Goodwin                           6:46                         14

First Place Junior

 Results The 14^th Annual 3Kings Mile Road Race

01/07/96 Frederiksted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands--George Jules was the winner going away in the 14^th Annual 3Kings Mile Road Race held in Federiksted at the start of the 3Kings Parade.  He sprinted to a lead which no runner would overcome as he finished the fast point-to-point course in 4 minutes and 12 seconds, just 8 seconds off the course record.  Sarah Foley won the race for the women which had only two participants,  in 5 minutes and 43 seconds. Ruth Charlery a student at the St. Croix Educational Complex, was second in 6:14.69. 

In the male race the competition for second through seventh place was fierce.  Second place was so close that Wallace Williams the founder of the race and the oldest runner in the race at 49 had to lean at the finish in 4:28.49 to just nip out 14 year old Sheldon Williams 4:28.70 one of the two youngest in the field, for the second place spot.   Both had to chase and overcome George Cannon who enjoyed a 30 meter lead at the half way point. Cannon finished fourth in 4:33.57.  Colin Brook 4:38.47 and 5^th , held off Lincoln Duncan 4:38.76 6^th and Andres Johansen of Denmark 4:39.10 7^th,  8^th place went to Billy Bohlke 4:48.89; 9^th Francis Midreal 5:02.50; 10^th Ian Bass 5:03.09; 11^th Akil Andrews 5:06.20; 12. Judge Alphonso Andrews 5:16.56; 13. Dellon Cave 5:19.37; 14. Carlton Bell 5:28.97; 15. Alfred Cordice 5:53.28.

Sheldon Williams time was the fastest ever recorded for a 14 year old in the Virgin Islands.