2005 Lottery Results - is your name here?

Triathlon Forum
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Lottery winners have been posted.

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I didn’t win a spot…did you?

RD
Last Name First Name Country
Adams Pete USA
Albarran Armando Mexico
Altomare Joseph USA
Applegate Mark Paul USA
Armagno Robert L USA
Arnold Jamie Anthony Canada
Arnold Walter USA
Ashby Mark USA
Atkinson Scott USA
Aufdermauer Stefan Switzerland
Baker Mark USA
Barker Barry Kent USA
Beckerman Thomas Canada
Bereziartua Serafin Spain
Bergen Marcus USA
Bergstrand Hakan Olov Sweden
Bibis Gellie South Africa
Blesse Joseph USA
Boyer John E USA
Bradshaw Ron R USA
Brady Scott R USA
Breeden Steven USA
Brees Peter Belgium
Bresee Frank USA
Bridger Nick Great Britain
Brockbank James Canada
Brunsberg Ray Great Britain
Bryan Martin USA
Buckley Wayne Gary United Kingdom
Byrom Eileen Marie USA
Cadwell Peter USA
Camps Luis Antonio USA
Carder Michael USA
Carlson Michelle Dianne USA
Carroll Philip James USA
Casbourne Gordon Robert Canada
Cene,Jr. Bob R USA
Cherski Jay USA
Chokel Naira USA
Christopher Peter Carl USA
Coccari Andrew S USA
Colyer Kris M USA
Comoglio Rick USA
Cook John C USA
Cooper Graham K USA
Cooper Mike Ireland
Cornell Kenneth A USA
Cosgrove Dean Wayne USA
Cronin Nancy USA
D’alessandro Lisa Baker USA
Dark Steven Michael USA
Davidman Amy USA
Davidon Julie USA
De Oliveira Eduardo Campos Brazil
Deits Paul USA
Demara Ronald F USA
Dewald Stephen Erwin USA
Dierken John Albert USA
Dinwiddie Anita C USA
Douglas Matt New Zealand
Doyle Ian C USA
Drabik Peter Slovakia
Dugan David L USA
Dujon Cedrick A Saint Lucia
Dunne Charlie USA
Edrington Jeff Lee USA
Ellinwood Dawn USA
Evans Trey USA
Ferrone Chris USA
Figur Arthur Max USA
Filter Jeffrey USA
Forsyth Janet Canada
Gainer James USA
Ghane Basini Axel Germany
Ghelfi Paul Albert USA
Glemba Audrey USA
Gomez Keith James USA
Goode Jim USA
Goodwin John David USA
Grubbs kimberly USA
Guilbeault Scott Marc USA
Gurley David USA
Haas Andrew Lawrence USA
Hamilton Thomas Frank USA
Handley Derek William Great Britain
Hange Michi Germany
Hanks Phillip USA
Hata Ichiro Japan
Hawkins Mark USA
Hildenbrand John USA
Hodges Ryan USA
Hofmann Roland Andreas Switzerland
Horne Tracey Great Britain
Horvath Gary Paul Cama
Huff Bart USA
Hurst Brent Jay USA
Iguchi Daisuke Japan
Ingalls Jed Edward USA
Jacaruso Rachele S USA
Jacobsen Lola Ilene USA
Jennings Kevin Great Britain
Jensen Dana USA
Jochum Markus Martin Austria
Johnson Charles E USA
Juall Matthew USA
Keane Lynn M USA
Kelly daniel USA
Kerner Stephen USA
Khazalpour Michael USA
Klaas Jeff USA
Knight-Miller Deana USA
Knouse Todd L USA
Koenig Holger Germany
Kollasch Jr. Kenneth A USA
Krell Kenny (USE!!) USA
Kulka Babette USA
Lansky Rudolf Czech Republic
Lee Mike USA
Lehn Michael Canada
Leissler Jim Frederick USA
Leonard Curt USA
Letowt Lida Ann USA
Lockley Richard USA
Loyola Deena USA
Makdessian Alec M USA
Markese Andrew USA
Marsh Edward USA
Marsh Pat USA
Martin Tara Janel USA
Mauck Shannon USA
Mckee Shelly Ann Canada
Mcniece Peter USA
Mendonca Luiz Brazil
Mergler Michael Great Britain
Morken David Andrew USA
Morris Stephen Flint USA
Motohashi Masanari Japan
Needham Craig USA
Nelson Debbie USA
Netik Irena Canada
Nino Kerry Sullivan USA
Nores Tomas USA
Nowell John Kennedy USA
Nyberg Doug USA
Ober Kimberly Ryzner USA
Ofsthun Beverly USA
Parker David Bruce USA
Parsiola Melissa W USA
Paskvan Jr. Jacob Stephen USA
Peabody Andrew Keith USA
Penelle Philippe Gabriel USA
Petri Ellinor USA
Ponce Jerry USA
Poulsen-Hansen Morten Denmark
Prodoehl Phil USA
Purdy Cary USA
Randazzo Santo USA
Rendl Christian Austria
Richter Tricia USA
Riley Jim USA
Robbins Mark K USA
Roseman Garry L USA
Roush Eileen USA
Royal Charles S USA
Rusk Ian C USA
Russell Nathan Porter USA
Russell Robert USA
Russell Tom USA
Sanders Bonnie USA
Sawyer James Beals USA
Sayes Jean-Louis Dominique France
Schneider Uwe Germany
Siddons Thomas USA
Skelton Scott USA
Stark randy USA
Stellet Marcelo Dos Santos Brazil
Stephens Robert USA
Stewart Jamie Alexander Australia
Stoll David Mark USA
Sunko Wade USA
Talmadge Christopher USA
Tanabe Brett Stephens USA
Tanujaya Johny Tjioeng Indonesia
Terheggen Robert USA
Thillou Reynald France
Tierney Peter William USA
Toye James USA
Tudjman Stephen Phillip Australia
Tueme Luis USA
Turner Andrew Jon Great Britain
Van Meter Patrick USA
Vassantachart Prasit Ben USA
Venanzi Bruce USA
Verdeyen Wim Belgium
Voorhees Heidi Anne USA
Walsh Terrence Bradley Canada
Weber Michael J USA
Wick James R USA
Worrell TONY USA
Wysokikamien Bernardo Uruguay
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Nope. Not sure I could have afforded it this year anyway but it was worth a shot. Will likely sign up again next year.

3

nope:( Next year;)
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4

Nor me, 0 for 5 now.

5

Hey Julian, at what point do you say screw it and not enter anymore?

6

At one of two points:

  1. When the roll down in my age group gets to 11:28, which is not too likely in the 40-44!

  2. Or when I get an hour and a half of my time and qualify.

Or I guess ther would be a number 3, when I either can’t train anymore or can’t afford to train any more.

It’s a dream I can’t give up on.

7

He could always shoot for my score – 0 for 9.

I always feel like a Jewish kid on Christmas on lottery day. I know I probably won’t get anything. I see some friends getting what they want. I probably wouldn’t know how to react if I got what I wanted. But I’ll be at the tree next year.

8

Nope, but I didn’t throw my name in this year. I’m 1 for 1 though after winning a slot last year, so I figure the next time I go, it’ll be with a qualifying slot–no matter how long it takes me!

9

Yeah, we’re in the same age group and my last IM time was 13:10 so I don’t see me qualifying anytime soon. So it’s back to the lottery next year.

10

Damn! Maybe next year.

11

I really wish they listed States for the US winners. I see 2 names of people I know but don’t know for sure if they are the actual winners. I have never entered and don’t plan to in the near future.

13

Nope.

But I will try again for next year.

14

Not this year…

15

Blasphemy!

16

Then you wouldn’t mind entering for me and I can go in your place if you win? Of course I’ll pay for your entry fee.

For some of us, this is the closest we’ll ever come to being in the “Olympics” of Triathlon.

17

I played this lottery, just like I do the Mega Millions. You can always dream. In a way though I am glad I didn’t get a lottery spot. It will feel much better to go when I qualify on my own. I did the Boston Marathon on an invitational entry, not through qualification. Everyone told me I should do it since it is the “premier” marathon and I shouldn’t pass up the opportunity.

However, I always felt kind of cheesy doing it and that I should have earned the spot through qualification. I did in fact qualify for it last year, but passed up entering this year to do IMAZ. Now that I qualified for Boston, I no longer feel the urge to do it.

If I got into Kona through lottery, I definitely never would have been able to rest until I qualified on my own. I will need to earn it.

19

Nah, I was just kidding. If they were transferable, there would be a lot more than 5,000 entrants and my odds would be greatly reduced.

On that note I wish they gave the breakdown of US and Non-US entries so that I could calculate my true odds. Likewise, how many went the “Passport” route to triple their chances.

20

no luck - time to keep working on getting faster
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21

Not me. I do however, see the name of someone who I know has lottery’d twice before. Hitting it 3 times is unbelievable (math people, what are the odds?). Nice person and played by the rules, but I wish they would make the lottery a once in a lifetime deal. Just my sour grapes. I will be in Kona to cheer on my friends and dream of next year.

Gary Mc

22

Nope. Guess I need to go to Lake Placid this July and shave off about 90 minutes from my best IM USA time.

As for comments that it’s “overrated,” I would be happy to be the judge of that.