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Mark Godale is an American runner and works as an Art Director.[1]
| Mark Godale |
| Event |
Ultramarathons |
| Height |
5'7" |
| Weight |
150 |
| PR |
400m: 52; 800m 1:58; 5 km: 15:27; 1/2 Marathon: 1:12; Marathon: 2:30; 50 km: 3:17; 50 Miles: 5:30; 100 km: 7:08; 100 Miles: 14:15; 24-Hours: 162.4 Miles |
| Born |
06/16/70 at Cleveland, OH |
| Current Residence |
Aurora, OH |
| High School |
Aurora High School |
| College |
University of Akron, B.F.A. in Graphic Design, minor in drawing and illustration. |
| Club |
Cleveland Southeast Running Club, Summit Athletic Club |
Career Highlights
- 2005 World Champion, 100 km World Masters Championship, Argentina
- 2005 Silver Medalist, USA 50 Mile Championship
- 2005 Silver Medalist, USA 100 Mile Trail Championship
- 2004 Broken leg [Fibula] in Sedona, AZ
- 2003 1st Overall, EdFitz 100K, Duluth, MN
- 2003 1st Overall, Mohican 100 Mile Trail Endurance Run
- 2002 1st Overall, Nifty Fifty Mile Run, RI (Fastest 50-Mile time in North America 2002)
- 2002 Silver Medalist, USA 24 Hour Championship
- 2002 1st Overall, Niagara 100K, Canada
- 2002 Bronze Medalist, USA 50 km Championship
- 2001 1st Overall Sunmart Texas Trail 50 Mile Endurance Run
- 2001 Bronze Medalist, USA 50 km Trail Championship
- 2000 38th Overall, [8th American] Boston Marathon
- 2000 Silver Medalist at the 100 km World Championship [USA 100 km Team]
- 1999 USA Track & Field Ultra Runner of the Year
- 1999 Gold Medalist, USA 24 Hour Championship [American Record Holder 162.4 Miles, National Championship Event Record]
- 1999 Ranked 3rd in the World for 24-Hours
- 1999 Gold Medalist, USA 50 Mile Championship
- 1999 3rd Overall, Badwater 135 Mile Endurance Run from Death Valley [lowest elevation in the U.S.] to Mt. Whitney [highest elevation in the US], in 117 heat.
- 1999 2nd in Division 18-29, Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run
- 1998 Silver Medalist, USA 50 Mile Championship
- 1998 Silver Medalist, USA 100 km Championship
- 1997 2nd in Division 18-29, Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run
- 1997-2001 Represented the United States in five 100 km World Championships (USA 100 km Team)
- 1995-2000 1st Overall: Ohio-Michigan Marathon, Silver States Marathon, Almost Heaven Marathon, Carolina Marathon, Phoenix Desert Classic Marathon
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Club team highlights
- 2005-2004 1st Overall JFK 50 Mile [Montrail/Patagonia Monsters]
- 2003 Silver Medalist, USA 24 Hour Championship [Cleveland Southeast Running Club]
- 2003 Gold Medalist, USA 100 Mile Championship [Cleveland Southeast Running Club]
- 2002 Gold Medalist, USA 24 Hour Championship [Cleveland Southeast Running Club]
- 2002 Silver Medalist, USA 50 km Championship [Cleveland Southeast Running Club]
- 2001 Gold Medalist, USA 50 km Trail Championship [Cleveland Southeast Running Club]
- 2000 Gold Medalist, USA 100 km Championship [Cleveland Southeast Running Club]
Back to Back Races and Other Facts
- 2001 Sunmart Texas Trail 50 Mile Endurance Run, 1st Overall in 6:03. Next day Dallas White Rock Marathon, 36th Overall in 2:58.
- 2003 Akron Road Runners Marathon, 4th Overall in 2:43. Next day Towpath Marathon, 5th Overall in 2:56.
- Twice Crossed the Grand Canyon from South to North and Back to South for a total of 50 miles in half a day.
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External links
References
- ↑ http://www.usatf.org/athletes/bios/MountainUltraTrail/Godale_Mark.asp Retrieved 2008-05-24.