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San Angelo 5k rankings

As I mentioned in my last post (Trek 4 Trykes) I've been working on some San Angelo runner rankings over the last few weeks.  I guess I have to do something while not in class.  I'm going to start with the 5k runners today.  These are the folks I'm recruiting if I ever go back down to San Antonio for the Carrabba's 20K relay or American Hero 25K relay.
Some notes on how I got these rankings together -
 The premise behind the rankings is answering the following question; if all of Tom Green County lined up for a race tomorrow, what would the finishing order be?
I dug through as many San Angelo area race results as I could from 2015 - today.
I'm taking into consideration runners' best times, head to head and recency/consistency along with just knowing from who I run with.
5K is a particularly hard race to rank.  There are many people in town that I know would be on the list,  but I don't have any times for them.  Katherine Ward, Shannon Corona, and Jacob Klockenga all fall in that category.  Guys like Brian Tillman and Kent Fish would probably be on this list if they ran 5ks, but they seem to prefer the longer distances.  Also, I know that there are plenty of high school and college runners that should be considered but they don't seem to race at the local level.  I also had to take into consideration military runners that are only here for a few months.  Jacob Bull would be my #1 5k runner after running some sub 20 5.5k races in the trail series earlier this year.  However, he's since moved on to his next base.  Finally, I had to take into account races that might be shorter or longer than 5k (such as the trail series) AND factor in road vs. trail performance.  What I'm trying to say is that these aren't perfect.  But, I'm just doing this for fun, right?

Before breaking runners into their age group, I'll put up the top #25 5K runners.  I'll finish with the listing of the top 50 PRs for the last 3 years.  I hope you enjoy this.  In the future look for more middle distance (8K-15K) and long distance rankings (20K+) as well as a probable overall list I'll come out with.  I've got no idea on a timeline as of yet.

Top 5Kers
1.   Tomas Briones
2.   Joe Meza
3.   Patrick Richards
4.   Juan Espinoza
5.   Luke Martinez
6.   Tyler Doering
7.   Matt Lindsey
8.   Sterling Eckert
9.   Austin Seekins
10. MJ Farris
11. Diego Mar
12. Samantha King
13. Baldemar Ibarra
14. Shane Purser
15. Julie Anderson
16. Andrew Enicks
17. Cody Enck
18. Tate Lieber
19. Alexandra Rodriguez
20. Bailey Kinney
21. Chris Boyce
22. Shane Plymell
23. Jose Guerrero
24. Bryan Brothers
25. Alfredo Pizana

Ufff.. that got tough.  Especially trying to factor in that last year Pink Ribbon Run was a bit short and that's the best time for some of those folks.  All right, on to the age group rankings.

0-19 Male                                                                        0-19 Female
1. Tomas Briones (18:18 road) #1 overall                      1. Bailey Kinney (25:06 trail) #20 overall
2. Joe Meza (18:24 road) #2 overall                               2. Eliza Cerda (26:53 trail)
3. Juan Espinoza (18:58 road) #4 overall                       3. Ravae Garcia (27:06 road)
4. Luke Martinez (19:08 road) #5 overall                      4. Faith Gutierrez (27:26 road)
5. Austin Seekins (22:11 trail) #9 overall                      5. Sabrina Florez (30:33 trail)
many of the top times came from this race


















20-29 Male                                                               20-29 Female
1. Tyler Doering (19:23 road) #6 overall            1. Julie Anderson (24:25 trail, 21:07 road) #15 overall
2. Sterling Eckert (19:28 road) #8 overall          2. Alexandra Rodriguez (25:07 trail) #19 overall
3. Shane Purser (24:22 trail) #14 overall            3. Maria Ochoa (19:53 on 2.7 mile road course)
4. Andrew Enicks (24:43 trail) #16 overall        4. Clarissa Franco (23:11 road)
5. Taylor Harrison (22:44 road)                          5. Delilah Schnitzer (26:21 road)
That's #2 20-29 female Alex right in front of me
30-39 Male                                                      30-39 female
1. Patrick Richards (20:27 trail) #3 overall               1. Samantha King (20:55 road) #12 overall
2. Matt Lindsey (19:24 road) #7 overall                   2. Nicole Lindsey (19:54 on 2.7 mile road course)
3. Baldemar Ibarra (22:20 road) #13 overall             3. Maureen Renaud (23:57 road, 26:24 trail)
4. Tate Lieber (20:53 road) #18 overall                     4. Sylvia Gualdarrama (24:17 road)
5. Chris Boyce (21:08 road, 25:00 trail) #21 overall 5. Laurel Smart (25:57 road)

40-49 Male                                                              40-49 Female
1. Shane Plymell (21:24 road) #22 overall             1. Rebecca Young (27:11 road)
2. John Self (23:20 road)                                        2. Christine Lopez (29:06 trail)
3. Bob Biggers (26:36 trail)                                    3. Lupe Sanchez (27:26 road)
4. Russ Collins (29:39 trail)                                   4. Delores Schubert (29:50 trail)
5. Alberico Capuchina (27:30 road)                       5. Tonya Doering (28:49 road)

50-59 Male                                                             50-59 Female
1.  Bryan Brothers (22:08 road) #24 overall          1. Ernestina Cruz (29:11 road)
2. Alfred Pizana (22:30 road) #25 overall             2. Kathy Walker (34:21 trail)
3. Julio Saldana (22:48 road)                                 3. Robin Buck (25:25 road)
4. David Aguirre (23:55 road)                               4. Bertha Terrazas (31:08 road, 38:46 trail)
5. Wendell Baucom (28:03 trail)                            5. Denise Untermayer (39:05 trail)

60-69 Male                                                            60-69 Female
1. Joe Mimms (24:27 road)                                    1. Cindy Lubke (27:17 road)
2. Juan Flores (25:03 road)                                    2. Blanca DeLaRosa (28:19 road)
3. Bill Montgomery (26:33 road, 32:07 trail)        3. Ernestina Vasquez (41:15 road)
4. Thomas Tate (32:49 trail)                                   4. Dorothy Langdon (45:10 road, 1:01:20 trail)
5. Joe Villescaz (27:22 road)                                  5. Pam Holubek (53:25 road)


70+ male                                                            70+ female
1. Jerry Roach (26:53 road, 32:41 trail)            1. Sally Mota (38:10 road)
2. Jimmy Sikes (36:43 road 46:11 trail)            2. Olga Eubanks (43:25 road)
3. Robert Miller (42:12 road, 1:02:32 trail)      3. Virginia Adams (53:31 road, 1:00:41 trail)
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