Full Moon Trail Series

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Series Info Standings

Series Leaderboard

Male Results

	Name	Gender	Age	Hometown	Points
1	Owen Hood	Male	44	Rocky River, OH US	2,189
2	Matthew Yetter	Male	61	Lakewood, OH US	2,184
3	Fred Martin	Male	68	Avon Lake, OH US	2,158
4	Sean Burke	Male	51	Beachwood, OH US	2,154
5	Timothy Blank	Male	47	Westlake, OH US	2,152
6	Kyle McMahon	Male	36	Aurora, OH US	2,146
7	Jonathan Lindow	Male	44	Parma Heights, OH US	2,132
8	Thomas Blatnik	Male	37	Strongsville, OH US	2,118
9	Graham Post	Male	49	Rocky River, OH US	2,111
10	Ward Strickland	Male	34	Cleveland Heights, OH US	2,105
11	Andy Rovito	Male	35	Cleveland, OH US	2,104
12	Alexander Goetsch	Male	57	Bentleyville, OH US	2,102

Female Results

	Name	Gender	Age	Hometown	Points
1	Jaclyn Shaffer	Female	48	Cleveland, OH US	2,195
2	Joana Roberts	Female	44	Akron, OH US	2,192
3	Christine Rohn-Tielke	Female	75	Avon, OH US	2,178
4	Laurel Wick	Female	62	Rocky River, OH US	2,177
5	Annie Crissinger	Female	40	Avon Lake, OH US	2,176
6	Mary Tima	Female	39	Strongsville, OH US	2,171
7	Erin King	Female	23	Chagrin Falls, OH US	2,168
8	Aline Shlepr	Female	32	Cleveland, OH US	2,154
9	Rachael Debevc	Female	42	Geneva, OH US	2,145
10	Nicole Reidy	Female	48	Rocky River, OH US	2,141
11	Brooke Hayden	Female	44	Richfield, OH US	2,138
12	Nicole Mikolich	Female	38	Avon Lake, OH US	2,130

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About this Race Series

What Is Series Scoring?

Series Scoring adds a competitive twist to the Full Moon Trail Series by awarding points based on Age-Graded Results. Points determine leaderboard standings and end-of-season awards.

How Scoring Works

Points are awarded at each race based on Age-Graded Results.
Every finisher earns points - from first to last.
All participants are scored (both individual race entrants and full series runners).
Only Series Runners are eligible for end-of-season awards.
Participation Bonus Points
- 🎯Runners registered for the full Full Moon Trail Series receive an automatic 1,000-point bonus.

Points Breakdown

🥇 Highest Age-Graded Finisher – 300 Points
🥈 2nd Highest – 299 Points
🥉 3rd Highest – 298 Points
Points decrease by one point per place after that.
Every finisher earns points.

What Is Age Grading?

Age Grading levels the playing field by adjusting performances based on age and gender — similar to a handicap in golf or bowling.

How it works:

Your finish time is compared to the world record for your age and gender.
- Scores are expressed as percentages:
  100% = World Record
  90% = World-Class
  80% = National Class
  70% = Regional Class
  60% = Local Class
  Example: A 70-year-old and a 10-year-old can compete on the same scoring scale.

Important:

Trail races are much slower than road races, so Age-Grading percentages in trail events may differ from road race performances

[Learn more about Age Grading here.]

Awards Ceremony

At the end of the series, the top 12 men and top 12 women with the highest cumulative points will be honored at the Awards Ceremony.
Because of Age Grading, winners often represent a wide range of ages.

Additional Notes

Scoring applies to live events only (no virtual results).
You do not need to complete all four races to earn points — but more races mean more chances to improve your ranking.
Virtual participants and individual race entrants are not eligible for the Awards Ceremony.
Series Scoring Results are updated on the Full Moon site within 48 hours of the last race.