July 1 Means New Fiscal Year, 150 New Laws In Florida
July 1, 2012
New Florida laws on a range of topics from high school athletics and pregnant prisoners to automobile insurance and environmental permitting took effect Sunday.
July 1 marks the beginning of the fiscal year, but also is the effective date for roughly half of the laws passed by legislators earlier this year. In all, about 150 new statutes and a $70 billion budget take effect.
Among them:
EDUCATION:
Public schools will now be held more financially accountable for student performance in core courses under a measure (HB 7059) that also makes it easier for students to graduate early. The law allows students who have completed 24 credits to graduate early and receive Bright Futures scholarships. The measure also ties funding for must-pass courses to student performance on tests in those subjects while clarifying eligibility rules for Advanced Placement and dual-enrollment programs. It also pushes school principals to adopt accelerated learning options for students and provide certain guarantees that qualified students get the chance to participate.
High school athletes at charter and private schools will find it easier to compete as lawmakers relaxed restrictions on their participation in events sponsored by the Florida High School Athletic Association.
The measure (HB 1403) allows transfer students to largely remain eligible in the same year they change schools and would limit the ability of FHSAA to force students to sit for recruiting violations. Instead, it would crack down on schools and coaches involved in the violations.
School boards will also be able to allow students to deliver inspirational messages at school events under a controversial measure (SB 98) that critics have already promised to challenge in court. The measure, one of the most contentious of the past session, could allow prayers at events that students must attend, but also could allow other types of messages.
HEALTH CARE:
Counties could have to pay tens of millions of dollars in disputed health-care charges that have piled up for years under a Medicaid bill (HB 5301), which includes several other provisions in addition to the billing change.
The most contentious part of the measure requires counties to pay disputed Medicaid bills unless they can prove to an administrative judge that the bills were unwarranted.
Counties argue that the state should fix its billing system, which they say is plagued with errors, before using the withholding mechanism in the bill to force counties to pay 85 percent of bills that might or might not be valid. Lawmakers who supported the measure said they should have been paying their bills all along.
The counties would have three years to pay back the money, at a cost of about $77.5 million, according to the state; the Florida Association of Counties argues that the measure will cost governments nearly $155.6 million. Several counties have sued over the issue.
Other health bills taking effect include HB 291 that requires the FHSAA and independent youth sanctioning authorities to develop “return to play” policies for athletes who sustain traumatic head injuries.
Another new law (HB 509) authorizes pharmacists to administer the pneumonia vaccine to adults pursuant to a protocol with a physician and to administer the shingles vaccine to adults pursuant to a prescription from a physician. The law requires pharmacists to obtain continuing education and certification.
INSURANCE:
Lawmakers earlier this year passed an expansive bill (HB 119) aimed at reducing costs in the state’s personal injury protection system (PIP), a $10,000 medical benefit that critics say is rife with fraud, overutilization and litigation.
The law’s major provisions don’t kick in until Jan. 1, 2013 and include a detailed framework for which medical providers are eligible for reimbursement under PIP coverage. The list included physicians, hospitals, and chiropractors. Other provisions of the law, however, kick in Monday.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT/WORKFORCE :
Republican-led efforts to assist Florida businesses, a priority of both chambers and Gov. Rick Scott, continues with a roll back of unemployment taxes and another initiative to assist the Space Coast in its transition to a post-shuttle world.
The tax paid by businesses for unemployment benefits was scheduled to go up to about $171 per employee, but the law (HB 7027) would reduce that to about $121 per worker.
The law delays the state’s repayment schedule, stretching it out to five years instead of three. That puts employers on the hook for more interest, but reduces payments now. The measure also reduces the wage base for calculating the unemployment tax from $8,500 to $8,000 per worker.
A law (HB 1205) allowing state agencies to drug test their employees kicks in but is being challenged in federal court. The law, which was overwhelmingly approved by the Legislature, would allow agencies to conduct random testing every three months. Agencies would use a computer system to choose employees to be tested, with the total not exceeding 10 percent of the agency workforce.
The law gives agencies the authority to put the tests into effect but does not require them to do so. Costs of the tests would have to be paid for by the state. It limits the number of employees tested to no more than 10 percent of each agency’s workforce every three months.
Lawmakers also nipped at the autonomy of regional workforce boards by allowing the governor to fire individual board members without having to sack the entire board, a “nuclear option” that hindered oversight.
Some of the boards have come under fire for conflicts of interest as they attempt to retrain workers. A state audit found that from 2008 to 2010 the workforce boards handed out more than $7.5 million in contracts to companies controlled by or linked to their board members.
Questionable expenditures like the purchase of super hero capes for unemployed workers were among a litany of other concerns that led lawmakers to push for more statewide oversight.
The measure (HB 7023) sets standards and qualifications for regional workforce boards and would require board members to submit financial disclosures.
ENVIRONMENT:
A wide-ranging bill (HB 503) makes a number of changes in the environmental permitting process, including prohibiting local governments from making a development permit conditional on having some other state permit.
The law deregulates certain types of injection wells and sets a time limit on some permit applications. The bill also removes agency approval requirements for small storm water projects and extends deadlines for certain environmental resource permits.
Another measure will change the way the state regulates reclaimed water. The law (HB 639) exempts reclaimed water from the current definitions of “state waters.” The designation is significant because Florida statutes say the state is responsible for managing state waters, which are considered a basic public resource.
The measure prohibits water management districts from requiring consumptive use permits for reclaimed water. If groundwater of surface water is included in the mix, the district would retain the ability to regulate.
Statewide, about 660 million gallons of reclaimed water is being used every day for a range of purposes, from phosphate mining and electricity generation to golf course watering. The amount equals about half of the state’s available resource.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE:
Lawmakers also passed restrictions on restraints used on pregnant incarcerated women. The measure ( HB 524) prevents certain types of restraints used during pregnancy, labor and delivery.
The cost of a concealed weapons permit was slashed by $5. The new law (HB 5601) lowers the cost of a new concealed weapons permit to $70 and the renewal fee to $65.
By The News Service of Florida
The Heat Continues, Maybe An Evening Shower
July 1, 2012
A heat advisory continues in effect for Sunday for our readers in Alabama. There’s not a heat advisory in Florida, but it will still be a hot one.
Here is your official North Escambia area forecast:
- Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms before 1am. Partly cloudy, with a low around 73. Southwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm.
- Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 96. Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph becoming southwest.
- Monday Night: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly before midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 73. West wind around 5 mph becoming calm. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
- Tuesday: Isolated showers and thunderstorms after noon. Mostly sunny through mid morning, then becoming cloudy, with a high near 96. Calm wind becoming west between 5 and 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
- Tuesday Night: Isolated showers and thunderstorms before midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low around 71. Southwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
- Independence Day: Isolated showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 94. Calm wind becoming west between 5 and 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
- Wednesday Night: Isolated showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 74. South wind between 5 and 10 mph becoming calm. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
- Thursday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 93. Calm wind becoming west between 5 and 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
- Thursday Night: Isolated showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 74. South wind between 5 and 10 mph becoming calm. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
- Friday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 93. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
- Friday Night: Isolated showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 75. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
- Saturday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 93. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
- Saturday Night: Isolated showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 74. Chance of precipitation is 20%.
Ernest Ward FFA Members Compete At State Level
July 1, 2012
Ernest Ward Middle School FFA team members competed this past week at the 84th Florida State FFA Convention in Orlando. After winning at the district level, the team qualified to compete at the state level in the Parliamentary Procedures category. Team members also attended various leadership and educational workshops while at the convention. There were over 3,000 registered attendees at this year’s convention.
By Allison Woodfin,
EWMS FFA Reporter
Pictured top: Ernest Ward Middle School FFA members in Orlando (front, L-R) Miranda Vidak, Bethany Reynolds, Courtney Weekley, Ian Schneider, Haylee Weaver, Hunter Kite, (back, L-R) Kaitlyn Kleinatland, Allison Woodfin, Cindy Wilson-Advisor, Mitchell Singleton and Renee McGahan. Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Three Injured In Serious Traffic Crash (With Photo Gallery)
July 1, 2012
For an update to this story, click here. This article is for archive purposes only.
Three Cantonment residents were injured in a serious traffic crash Saturday morning, including a man trapped in his nearly demolished vehicle for about 45 minutes.
The head-on crash happened about 10:30 a.m. on Highway 297A at Eight Mile Creek Road, just northwest of the Nine Mile and Pine Forest Road intersection.
For a photo gallery, click here.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, 20-year old Tyler Moore was eastbound on Highway 297A in a 2003 Toyota Tundra when he veered into the lane occupied by a 200 Chevrolet Malibu driven by 31-year old David Karrick of Cantonment.
Karrick’s car came to rest upright in a ditch next to the roadway. It took first responders from multiple stations of Escambia Fire Rescue, including a special operations team, about 45 minutes extricate Karrick from the car. He was transported to Sacred Heart Hospital by LifeFlight as a “trauma alert” in critical condition.
Tyler Moore was seriously injured in the crash, while his passenger, 17-year old Kayla Moore of Cantonment, received minor injuries. The brother and sister were transported by ambulance to West Florida Hospital.
Tyler Moore was cited by the FHP for failure to maintain a single lane.
For a photo gallery, click here.
Pictured: Three people were injured in this two vehicle crash Saturday morning on Highway 297A at Eight Mile Creek Road. NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Smith, click to enlarge.
Firecracker 5K Results
July 1, 2012
About 1,000 runners took part in Saturday’s annual Ronald McDonald House Firecracker 5K in Pensacola to support the Ronald McDonald House of Northwest Florida.
Top male finisher was 17-year old Charlie Lawrence of Foley, MN, with a time of 16:19.42. He was followed by 30-year old Brent Schneider of Pensacola at 16:30.86 and 17-year old Alec Clark of Pensacola at 16:40.27.
The first female finisher was 35-year old Olivia Jernigan at 19:39.35. Second female was 16-year old Kaysi Roberst of Pensacola at 19:48.22, and third was 33-year old Rebecca Massie of Robertsdale at 19:57.36.
For overall male results, click here.
For overall female results, click here.
(Both lists highlight North Escambia finishers in bold.)
Pictured top: A young racer is greeted by Ronald McDonald Saturday morning at the finish line of the Ronald McDonald House Firecracker 5K in Pensacola. Courtesy photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Blue Wahoos Top Generals 4-2 To Take Series
July 1, 2012
Pensacola starting pitcher J.C. Sulbaran gave up just two earned runs on five hits in his 6.2 frames, while designated hitter Beau Mills mashed a two-run double into the right center field gap in the fifth to lead the Blue Wahoos to a series-winning 4-2 defeat of the Jackson Generals in front of another sellout crowd of 5,038 on Saturday evening at Pensacola Bayfront Stadium.
The win improves the Fish’s record to 6-4 in the second half, while the Generals dropped to a 5-5 mark since the All-Star break. The capacity crowd was the third straight for the Blue Wahoos, as well as their 26th overall in their 39th home date.
Trailing 2-1 coming into the bottom of the fifth, CF Ryan LaMarre singled and SS Didi Gregorius drew a free pass to begin the frame before 2B Brodie Greene moved both over to the next base with a sacrifice bunt to set the stage for Mills. The left-handed slugger laced the 1-2 pitch into deep right center just in front of the wall to send in both runners to give the Blue Wahoos a lead they would not relinquish.
Jackson plated the first run of the contest in the second frame with the longball. RF Chih-Hsien Chiang started the frame with a solo shot to left to push the Generals ahead 1-0. The Blue Wahoos however, would answer with a score of their own in the bottom of the frame when 1B Stephen Hunt doubled and then scored on a run-scoring base knock from LaMarre.
The Generals however would even the count at 2-2 in the top of the fifth thanks to their second homer of the contest. DH Kalian Sams launched a pay-off pitch to deep left field for his seventh roundtripper of the season.
Following Mills’ clutch knock, the Fish tacked on an insurance run in the seventh to increase the margin to 4-2. Mills started the rally with a base-on-balls before moving to second and third on back-to-back singles and scoring on a Jackson fielding miscue for the final tally.
Hunt (2-4, 1 R, 1 2B) and 3B David Vidal (2-4) each collected two hits for Pensacola, while 2B Eric Campbell (2-3, 1 BB) was the lone batter to record a multi-hit effort for Jackson.
Pensacola starting pitcher J.C. Sulbaran (6.2 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 6 SO) earned his sixth win of the year after giving up just two earned runs on five hits while walking only one and fanning six, while Generals starter Taijuan Walker (5.0 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 3 BB, 3 SO) suffered the loss. Relievers Drew Hayes (1.1 IP, 1 SO) and Curtis Partch (1.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB) fired the final 2.1 frames, with Partch notching his fourth save of the season with a scoreless ninth.
The Blue Wahoos will now travel to Jacksonville for a three-game series with the Suns, the Double-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins, with first pitch set for 6:00 pm ET at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville. RHP Tim Crabbe is expected to start the series opener for Pensacola, while RHP Omar Poveda is scheduled to take the hill for the Suns.
The next Blue Wahoos homestand begins on Wednesday, July 4, with a three-game series with the Birmingham Barons, with a special start time of 4:00 pm on Independence Day. While the Fish will not be launching fireworks on July 4, fans are welcomed to stay after the game to watch the Sertoma Fireworks show that is sponsored in part by NorthEscambia.com.
By Andrew Green
Pictured: J.C. Sulbaran earned his sixth win of the year in the Wahoos’ 4-2 win Saturday. Photo by Chris Nelson for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
ECUA Receives Two National Awards
July 1, 2012
The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority has received two national awards from the Solids Waste Association of North America.
ECUA was honored with a Gold Award in the Public Education category and the Bronze Award in the Collection Systems category in 2012 Excellence Awards.
The Gold Award honors the outstanding public education campaign that ECUA developed and utilized in the start-up and subsequent enhancements of its curbside recycling program. The Bronze Award recognizes ECUA’s comprehensive automated collection program which serves 74,000 residential and 1,100 commercial customers.
“This recognition is a reflection of our employees’ professionalism, hard work and dedication, ensuring our customers receive the best possible service every day,” said Stephen Sorrell, ECUA executive director.
SWANA’s Excellence Awards recognize the most outstanding solid waste programs and facilities in North America.
“The recipients of the SWANA Excellence Awards represent the best solid waste management practices in North America today,” said John H. Skinner, SWANA executive director and CEO.
Scott Doesn’t Know How Florida Would Afford Medicaid Expansion
July 1, 2012
Officials in Gov. Rick Scott’s office emphasized that the governor hasn’t made a decision on whether Florida should expand the Medicaid program under the federal health care law after the governor said on a morning radio show that if Florida were to do so, he doesn’t know how it would be paid for.
“I don’t know how we’re ever going to be able to afford it,” Scott said in an interview on WOKV radio in Jacksonville. The Supreme Court ruling on Thursday upholding the federal Affordable Care Act also said states have the right to opt out of any Medicaid expansion required under the law without risking the loss of existing Medicaid dollars.
The host, Rich Jones, asked Scott if he would push for Florida to opt out of the Medicaid expansion.
Scott replied: “Here’s what you’ve got to look at: I don’t know how we’re ever going to be able to afford it. I mean, look at how tough our budgets are now. My first year I had over a $3 billion budget deficit walking into the fiscal year. Last session I had almost a $2 billion deficit. I mean, Medicaid is the biggest issue we have. Medicaid has been growing at three and a half times our general revenue. We can’t afford it. The federal government cannot just keep raising our taxes.”
The law relies in part on states taking on large numbers of new Medicaid patients – though the federal government would pick up the cost at first and 90 percent of the cost down the road. Still, even at having to pay only 10 percent of the cost of new Medicaid patients, several Florida lawmakers said this week that the state may opt out.
A spokesman for the governor said, however, that Scott “has been very clear that he hasn’t made a decision yet.” The spokesman, Lane Wright said it is being studied.
“He has policy staff and legal staff working on this,” Wright said. “He wants to make sure we fully understand what the decision means for Florida before moving forward.”
By The News Service of Florida
Birth: Lexi Marie Taylar Holland
July 1, 2012
Derrick and Christina (Allen) Holland of Atmore, are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Lexi Marie Taylar Holland.
Lexi was born at Thomas Hospital in Fairhope on June 18, 2012, at 9:37 a.m. She weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces and was 20 inches long.
Proud grandparents are, Karen Allen of Atmore, Pam amd Will Lambert of Atmore. Great grandparents are Johnny Holland of Atmore, and Helen and Glenn Wolfe of Bay Minette.
Firecracker 5K: Overall Male Results
July 1, 2012
Overall Male Results (North Escambia residents in bold):
1 1/40 361 Charlie Lawrence 17 Foley MN 16:19.42 5:16
2 1/42 588 Brent Schneider 30 Pensacola FL 16:30.86 5:19
3 2/40 108 Alec Clark 17 Pensacola FL 16:40.27 5:22
4 3/40 336 Don Kerrigan 18 Pensacola FL 16:47.65 5:25
5 1/49 1066 Joe Czabaranek 27 17:11.68 5:33
6 4/40 1038 Aj Ricketts 19 17:12.16 5:33
7 1/23 1238 David Seymour 24 17:19.72 5:35
8 2/23 1083 Alan Ash 21 17:52.27 5:46
9 5/40 830 Michael Remich 16 18:07.34 5:50
10 1/54 354 Eric Kujawski 37 Pensacola FL 18:07.40 5:50
11 6/40 617 Austin Sortino 16 Pensacola FL 18:11.19 5:52
12 2/49 1058 Kyle Lewis 27 18:13.35 5:52
13 7/40 403 Nick Mascarro 19 Pensacola FL 18:14.70 5:53
14 8/40 382 Bradley Lynn 17 Pensacola FL 18:19.74 5:54
15 9/40 716 Tanner Wilcox 16 Navarre FL 18:24.46 5:56
16 2/54 392 Evan Malone 36 Gulf Breeze FL 18:29.76 5:58
17 1/38 470 Eric Nelson 40 Pensacola FL 18:44.83 6:03
18 10/40 899 Micah Kemp 15 19:01.10 6:08
19 2/42 535 Adam Principe 31 Pensacola FL 19:06.67 6:10
20 1/20 695 Dylan Wakefield 14 Pensacola FL 19:25.79 6:16
21 11/40 680 Aaron Neal 18 Pensacola FL 19:26.83 6:16
22 12/40 447 Seth Modin 15 Pensacola FL 19:28.76 6:17
23 13/40 735 David Wright 17 Pensacola FL 19:33.51 6:18
24 3/42 492 Jeffrey Oliver 30 Pensacola FL 19:38.48 6:20
25 1/53 739 Chris Zajac 47 Pace FL 19:40.68 6:21
26 3/54 1033 Jr Tierney 39 19:42.90 6:21
27 2/20 458 Miller Mott 14 Pensacola FL 19:43.20 6:21
28 2/38 347 Michael Kohler 43 Pensacola FL 19:43.85 6:22
29 14/40 672 Ethan Tindall 15 Pensacola FL 19:50.80 6:24
30 15/40 1031 Scott Fredericks 18 19:58.89 6:26
31 4/42 1068 Brian Hoffman 33 20:00.21 6:27
32 3/49 370 Justin Lewis 28 Milton FL 20:05.12 6:28
33 16/40 972 Matt Babikow 15 20:15.34 6:32
34 2/53 36 Bruce Barillas 46 Pensacola FL 20:20.69 6:33
35 17/40 1229 Sam Tanner 19 20:32.31 6:37
36 1/24 15 Michael Alexander 59 Lafayette LA 20:34.98 6:38
37 18/40 853 Cole Andrew 17 Pace FL 20:35.77 6:38
38 4/49 1235 Keith Bell 29 20:39.88 6:40
39 3/20 78 Mitchell Brooks 13 Pensacola FL 20:40.00 6:40
40 4/54 1210 Steven Odom 38 Foley AL 20:42.32 6:40
41 5/54 162 Andrei Disli 36 Pensacola FL 20:43.29 6:41
42 1/37 1000 Karl Lotz 51 20:46.42 6:42
43 3/23 997 Fritz Boudreaux 21 20:47.38 6:42
44 4/20 383 Brennan Lynn 13 Pensacola FL 20:50.09 6:43
45 6/54 973 Andrew Lovett 38 20:51.21 6:43
46 3/38 1018 Bogan Benjamin 43 20:52.04 6:43
47 5/20 784 Tyler Hartley 13 Pensacola FL 20:54.37 6:44
48 7/54 480 Kevin Nichols 35 Chesapeake VA 21:00.29 6:46
49 3/53 551 Gabriel Resendiz 47 Pensacola FL 21:02.50 6:47
50 2/24 53 Paul Bergman 58 Fairhope AL 21:08.41 6:49
51 19/40 921 Edward Neyman 15 21:11.27 6:50
52 2/37 1061 Don Haferkamp 50 21:12.82 6:50
53 8/54 866 Thomas Hanks 36 Pensacola FL 21:18.02 6:52
54 5/42 560 Jonathan Roberts 30 Pensacola FL 21:21.31 6:53
55 4/53 190 Bill Eshelman 49 Pensacola FL 21:24.09 6:54
56 3/37 1063 Kent Krisher 52 21:24.84 6:54
57 6/42 1028 Jefffrey Lockett 34 21:26.10 6:54
58 5/49 860 Mark Flannery 28 Alexandria VA 21:26.94 6:55
59 461 Ed Moyer 99 Gulf Breeze FL 21:37.32* 6:58
60 7/42 964 Christopher Wilt 30 21:37.66 6:58
61 20/40 473 Raliegh Nesbitt 16 Pensacola FL 21:39.48 6:59
62 8/42 565 Shawn Robinson 34 Pensacola FL 21:39.96 6:59
63 6/49 135 Derek Crawford 28 Pensacola FL 21:51.85 7:03
64 5/53 247 David Green 47 Pensacola FL 21:52.20 7:03
65 3/24 579 Mike Sandler 55 Navarre FL 21:54.48 7:04
66 21/40 750 Alex Brinkerhoff 16 22:00.08 7:05
67 6/53 509 Ben Payne 49 Mobile AL 22:01.00 7:06
68 4/38 608 Andre Skalickey 43 Pensacola FL 22:01.47 7:06
69 7/49 867 Thomas Higginboth 25 Pensacola FL 22:01.50 7:06
70 9/54 667 Chad Thornton 36 Casper WY 22:01.87 7:06
71 10/54 529 Griffin Powell 35 Orange Beach AL 22:02.27 7:06
72 4/37 777 David Griffin 50 Panama City Beach 22:03.58 7:07
73 7/53 993 David Toellner 48 22:08.06 7:08
74 5/37 513 Ali Penton 50 Pace FL 22:13.22 7:10
75 6/20 1070 Miguel Gopnzalez 14 22:13.32 7:10
76 8/53 903 Don Sechrest 46 22:14.03 7:10
77 4/23 469 Charlie Nelson 23 Bakersfield CA 22:14.50 7:10
78 8/49 709 Preston West 29 Milton FL 22:16.48 7:11
79 9/53 1005 Ron Renfroe 49 22:21.32 7:12
80 5/38 459 Timothy Mott 43 Pensacola FL 22:21.60 7:12
81 9/49 886 Alex Shivers 26 Pensacola FL 22:22.16 7:12
82 22/40 558 Lee Roberson 15 Pensacola FL 22:23.78 7:13
83 10/49 1209 Anthony Olive 25 Pensacola FL 22:24.19 7:13
84 10/53 228 Joseph Giello 47 Pensacola FL 22:24.26 7:13
85 1/14 996 Jim Woods 67 22:29.33 7:15
86 9/42 748 Nicholas Benvenut 30 22:30.94 7:15
87 11/53 54 Jonohon Berry 47 Pensacola FL 22:31.86 7:16
88 6/38 922 Kenny Holley 43 22:34.35 7:16
89 12/53 1010 Scott Hoxie 46 22:37.76 7:18
90 5/23 1051 Brian Paskey 23 22:40.50 7:18
91 23/40 1043 Aaron Byrd 16 22:42.90 7:19
92 13/53 1244 Peter Greene 48 22:48.85 7:21
93 7/38 523 William Pollard 42 Milton FL 22:51.64 7:22
94 6/23 335 Mark Kelly 23 Pensacola FL 22:53.20 7:22
95 8/38 759 Jeff Crigler 41 22:55.44 7:23
96 4/24 1088 Walt Graham 55 22:55.68 7:23
97 24/40 1207 Cole Sechrest 19 22:56.96 7:24
98 10/42 698 Robert Waller 33 Daphne AL 22:59.88 7:25
99 11/54 1027 Will Lewis 36 23:00.74 7:25
100 11/49 22 Randall Arbogast 28 Milton FL 23:03.87 7:26
101 7/23 828 Martin Rak 22 Pensacola FL 23:04.92 7:26
102 12/54 878 Mark Porter 38 Pensacola FL 23:05.01 7:26
103 12/49 676 Paul Todd 28 Pensacola FL 23:06.79 7:27
104 14/53 1233 William Fox 49 23:10.55 7:28
105 7/20 861 Joe Funck 14 Pensacola FL 23:15.26 7:30
106 5/24 770 Kyle Franks 59 23:24.59 7:33
107 9/38 161 Raymond Dickens 44 Pensacola FL 23:26.36 7:33
108 13/54 285 David Hodges 36 Chipley FL 23:27.28 7:33
109 6/24 871 Randy Maygarden 59 Pensacola FL 23:28.76 7:34
110 13/49 1236 Adam Cerniglia 26 23:33.78 7:36
111 11/42 992 Richard Contreras 33 23:34.34 7:36
112 1/24 341 Doug Kirby 61 Pensacola FL 23:38.98 7:37
113 12/42 196 Joshua Field 34 Pensacola FL 23:40.12 7:38
114 13/42 829 Matteo Rebeschini 34 23:42.60 7:38
115 7/24 812 Kent Nesvik 59 23:43.93 7:39
116 14/54 1071 Jacque Lebeau 37 23:46.07 7:39
117 8/23 702 Andy Webster 22 Milton FL 23:47.74 7:40
118 9/23 267 Rich Hassett 22 Pensacola FL 23:49.06 7:40
119 15/53 1067 Michael Orr 46 23:51.24 7:41
120 15/54 8 John Adams 36 Milton FL 23:51.87 7:41
121 10/23 811 Doug Nesvik 20 23:54.31 7:42
122 8/20 56 Charles Birdwell 14 Pensacola FL 24:01.95 7:45
123 10/38 252 Peter Griffiths 41 Pensacola FL 24:03.32 7:45
124 11/23 313 Henry Isaacs 24 Navarre FL 24:12.17 7:48
125 14/49 13 Lorenzo Aguilar 28 Pensacola FL 24:13.41 7:48
126 11/38 518 Timothy Perkett 42 Pensacola FL 24:14.64 7:49
127 2/24 334 Chuck Keller 63 Pensacola FL 24:16.34 7:49
128 15/49 810 Brent Nesvik 26 24:17.80 7:50
129 16/49 97 Christopher Cegie 25 Pensacola FL 24:20.26 7:51
130 25/40 802 Zachary Leonard 18 Pensacola FL 24:24.38 7:52
131 8/24 533 Mark Price 59 Pensacola FL 24:25.30 7:52
132 16/53 919 Tommy Williams 46 24:26.48 7:53
133 14/42 391 Jose Maldonado 33 Navarre FL 24:28.77 7:53
134 17/53 971 Paul Babikow 48 24:38.97 7:57
135 17/49 547 Chris Rawson 26 Cantonment FL 24:41.07 7:57
136 12/23 1241 Jashua Carter 23 24:44.89 7:58
137 6/37 975 Douglas Pierce 54 24:46.69 7:59
138 26/40 1223 Anthony Brock 19 24:49.37 8:00
139 16/54 366 Matt Leblanc 36 Daphne AL 24:50.26 8:00
140 15/42 752 Travis Brown 34 24:54.66 8:02
141 17/54 394 Jonathan Mankins 37 Pensacola FL 24:56.77 8:02
142 12/38 1072 Joseph Zayszly 43 24:56.79 8:02
143 18/49 892 Christopher Westo 29 Pensacola FL 25:01.37 8:04
144 18/54 101 Aaron Chatraw 35 Cantonment FL 25:05.44 8:05
145 13/23 457 Colton Moser 23 Pensacola FL 25:09.17 8:06
146 13/38 1029 David Stafford 42 25:09.51 8:06
147 19/49 927 James Helvey 29 25:09.95 8:06
148 7/37 1084 James Alan Ash 54 25:14.00 8:08
149 20/49 445 Henry Mitchell 28 Fort Walton Bch 25:14.66 8:08
150 2/14 556 David Rimmer 65 Pensacola FL 25:15.90 8:0
151 3/24 369 David Leslie 61 Pensacola FL 25:16.13 8:08
152 27/40 212 Alex Freyhofer 19 Pensacola FL 25:18.05 8:09
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