Hundreds of athletes signed up to compete in the event which was split up into the 10-kilometer run, a 2-mile run and a 2-mile walk.

Stealing the show in the 10K was 37-year-old Aiman Scullion coming in from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio as the top male finisher with a blazing time of 33:39, nearly a full minute faster than Gray, Tennessee’s Jack Brunecz running 34:26. Rounding out the top three was Bemus Point’s Jesse Rappole with a time of 36:13.

The top overall female finisher was Boise, Idaho’s Sadie Gollub with a time of 41:59, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio’s Nikki Niemeyer finished second at 43:30 and Bethesda, Maryland’s Rachel Greszler claimed third at 44:22.

Division winners for the males included: Chase Deimling in 14U from Chagrin Falls, OH; Sam Lindell in 15-19 from Warren, PA; Peter Auer in 20-24 from Bemus Point; Tony Swierk in 25-29 from Fredonia; Joe Skurski in 30-34 from San Francisco, CA.; Chris Gerth in 35-39 from Indianapolis, IN; Peter Mersich in 40-44 from Rochester; Shane Brown in 45-49 from Lakewood; Daniel Ayers in 50-54 from Raleigh, NC; Mike Hoffman in 55-59 from Hartland, WI; Tom Haag in 60-64 from Stow, OH; Rudy Mueller in 65-69 from Lakewood; and Michael Juppe in 70-74 from Hudson, OH.

Bemus Point’s Ethan Verbosky turns the final corner in the 10K. P-J photo by Christian Storms

Division winners for the females included: London Hamilton in 14U from Jamestown; Cassidy Scott in 15-19 from Rixeyville, VA; Hannah Sullivan in 20-24 from Lakewood; Madison Marra in 25-29 from Mars Hill, NC; Niemeyer in 30-34; Gollub in 35-39; Carrie Guiher in 40-44 from Sugar Grove, PA; Norine Cramer in 45-49 from Lakewood; Tracy Kelly in 50-54 from Jamestown; Lydia Samuelson in 55-59 from Ashville; Michele Keane in 60-64 from Atlanta, GA; and Charlotte Albright in 65-69 from Shaker Heights, OH.

The two-mile run was won by 15-year-old Jonah Greszler of Bethesda, Maryland with a time of 10:53; Jamestown’s Trenton Shutters took second overall with a time of 11:19 and 13-year-old Nora Bailey of Jamestown was third overall with a time of 11:27. The third best time by a male was from Jamestown’s Donavin Brown at 11:54.

The girls were rounded out by Seneca Scott of Rixeyville, VA at 13:32 and Bemus Point’s Marlana Cresanti at 14:03.

Division winners for the males included: Nathaniel Harris in 14U from Warren, PA; Zack Scott in 15-19 from Jefferson, GA; Jack Kinsman in 20-24 from Orchard Park; Karl Holmberg in 25-29 from Kennedy; Brendan Green in 30-34 from Bemus Point; Alex Reynolds in 35-39 from Lakewood; Scott Wright in 40-44 from Frewsburg; Richard Hinman in 45-49 from Salem, MA; Michael Hughes in 50-54 from Buffalo; Salim Sitabkhan in 55-59 from Lakewood; Lyle Hajdu in 60-64 from Lakewood; Bruce Main in 65-69 from Jamestown; and Donald Smith in 75 and up from Los Angeles, CA.

Division winners for the females included: Morgan Giltinan in 14U from Jamestown; Chloe Regan in 15-19 from Ashville; Hannah Boardman in 20-24 from Jamestown; Jessie Marra in 25-29 from Lakewood; Erin Abbate in 30-34 from Parkland, FL; Erin Herendeen in 35-39 from Greenville, SC; Lindsay Pappalardo in 40-44 from Jamestown; Dennie Wilson in 45-49 from Queensbury; Mindy Lawson-Crabtree in 50-54 from Frewsburg; Susan Rahauser in 60-64 from Ashville; and Stacey Curry in 70-74 from Jamestown.

Cassidy Scott of Rixeyville, Virginia finishes first in the 15-19-year-old female division. P-J photo by Christian Storms

The top male and female finishers in the two-mile walk came from Hamburg as Geoffrey Falkner finished at 17:03 and Brenda Falker led the women at 17:58.

Lakewood’s Kenji Walters races to the finish line. P-J photo by Christian Storms