AmeriCanadian

2012 Race Results

January 15	Houston Marathon	02:59:05 2nd in Age Group, 22nd Woman, 222 Overall

March 3/4	Gasparilla Distance Classic (15K, 5K, Half Marathon, 5+3K)	3:38:00 Ultra Challenge, First Female

2011 Race Results

Feb 1	Empire State Building Run Up	16:20 24th of 137 Females

Feb 6	Hypothermic Half Marathon	1:33 First Female

Feb 26	Gasparilla Distance	19:13 First Master
	Classic 5K	9th of 6,391 Females

Feb 27	Gasparilla Distance	1:29:20 2nd in Age Group
	Classic Half Marathon	9th of 2,500 females

Mar 6	Back to Basics 8 Miler	54:07 Second Female

Mar 20	Moose Run (25K)	1:46:32 First Female

Apr 18	Boston Marathon	3:07:41 19th in Age Group
		192nd Female Overall

May-July	No racing due to injury

Aug 7	Yarmouth Olympic Triathlon	2:37:39 4th Female

Aug 21	Navy 10K	40:27 First Master

Aug 27	Sackville Duathlon	1:12:04 First Female
		2nd Overall

Aug 28	Cobequid Trail Half Marathon	1:31:29 First Master
		2nd Female

Sept 10	Cole Harbour 6-Mile Run	40:XX First Female

Sept 11	Shubie Dooby Olympic Triathlon	2:37:20 Third Female

Sept 25	Worlds Duathlon Championships	2:15:15 7th in Age Group

Oct 9	Valley Harvest Half Marathon	1:27:24 First Female

Oct 16	Prince Edward Island Half Marathon	1:29:51 First Female

Oct 23	Legs for Literacy Half Marathon	1:26:17 First Female

Nov 6	New York Marathon	3:14:03 2,590th of 47,438 Finishers

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Set your own pace

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Wieczorek to run Houston marathon

Post Chevron Houston Marathon Notebook – Installment #1

Pirates and treasures amid the route!

Three new races set for Nova Scotia in 2012

United by Running’s world headquarters has expanded by two feet!

New company finds ways to 'unite' local runners

Chesnutt wins third straight half-marathon

Triple Crown for Dartmouth Resident

East Coast running revolution

Halifax launches new running series

Du It Gazelle Girl

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Contact Stacy Chesnutt:
stacy@unitedbyrunning.com

Previously, Stacy Chesnutt worked with Team-in-Training in New York City to prepare beginner runners for the Dublin and Vancouver marathons. Very goal driven herself, Stacy enthusiastically approaches helping other runners prepare for their goals. If would like some help taking your running and racing to the next level, get in touch with Stacy as she'd love to coach you through your next finish line.

Stacy has been running for 24 years and has raced in 30 marathons and too many half-marathons to count. She races as often as possible and will not travel unless it’s for a race. As a result, she has raced in London, Prague, Spain and throughout North America.

Originally born in Nashville, Tennessee, Chesnutt spent much of her adult life in New York City and moved to Nova Scotia in 2006. Chesnutt proudly considers herself an AmeriCanadian and has made the East Coast her home.

Chesnutt is an avid triathlete who is proud of completing seven Ironman races, including the particularly challenging Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii. However, her proudest sporting accomplishment just arrived in January, 2012. Stacy finally broke 3 hours in the marathon! Her PR of 2:59:05 came in her 30th marathon and 20 years after she started doing marathons.

Chesnutt devotes much of her spare time to charitable work and encouraging young boys and girls to boost their self esteem through participation in running clubs. In March 2012, Stacy and Michelle Kempton will be starting Girls Gone Gazelle, an all girls free running club.