ST. JOSEPH - Jack Fisher won this year's installment of the SJO 5K by a second and a half, besting Andrew Pilat Saturday morning for the top spot out of a field of 135 runners with a time of 13:32.6. St. Joseph-Ogden High School junior Lance Retz, a rising star in the school's well-respected running program, finished third to round out the top 3 male and overall runners.
The top three female finishers were Hazel Atkins in first place, Sam Mabry in second, and Savanna Franzen finishing third out of 64 women from ages eight and 63 years of age. Atkins, from Shelbyville, turned in a 19:47.3 for the women's division top time.
Starting in 2008, the proceeds from the annual race help support the high school and middle school cross country and track teams in St. Joseph with travel expenses and the purchase of new equipment.
Race results by time -
1. Jack Fisher 16:32.6 ;
2. Andrew Pilat 16:34.2 ;
3. Lance Retz 16:42.3 ;
4. Jordan Harpst 17:56.7 ;
5. Patrick Ford 17:57.9 ;
6. Nate Farney 18:05.8 ;
7. Joe Griebat 18:17.3 ;
8. Eli Franklin 18:18.4 ;
9. Elijah Mock 18:34.4 ;
10. Aiden Hundley 18:45.0 ;
11. Colin Burnett 18:47.5 ;
12. Ej Beckett 18:48.9 ;
13. Adam Bello 19:34.0 ;
14. Camden Fisher 19:35.1 ;
15. Hazel Atkins 19:47.3 ;
16. Sam Mabry 19:58.7 ;
17. Colby Duitsman 20:07.7 ;
18. Savanna Franzen 20:17.1 ;
19. Greyson Guevara 20:23.4 ;
20. Tessa Walker 20:29.7 ;
21. Nathan Hinkel 20:36.0 ;
22. Jack Flesner 20:58.6 ;
23. Ryan Anderson 20:59.9 ;
24. Hunter Dilley 21:07.5 ;
25. Grace Bressner 21:15.4 ;
26. Brad Ludwig 21:24.8 ;
27. Bentley Morse 21:27.6 ;
28. Kyle Hammel 21:33.7 ;
29. Matthew Mabry 21:37.7 ;
30. Henry McCannon 21:44.0 ;
31. Andrew Schaefer 21:48.9 ;
32. Michael Tankersley 22:09.4 ;
33. Joshua Ward 22:14.0 ;
34. Elisha Guhl 22:17.8 ;
35. Jason Overman 22:32.2 ;
36. Ryan Fisher 22:33.8 ;
37. Maxwell Collins 22:42.9 ;
38. Rebekah Maxwell 23:11.5 ;
39. Patrick McClure 23:20.6 ;
40. Keegan Combest 23:22.5 ;
41. Brady Johnson 23:52.0 ;
42. Keegan Combest Jr. 23:56.6 ;
43. Mark Harbourt 24:06.8 ;
44. Tabby Brown 24:13.8 ;
45. Michael Healea 24:32.6 ;
46. Carson Coffey 24:36.2 ;
47. Taylor Vaughn 24:49.4 ;
48. Klaire Combest 24:49.6 ;
49. Drew Duden 24:52.7 ;
50. Scott Silverman 24:53.4 ;
51. Addyson Tholl 25:11.6 ;
52. David Ammermann 25:13.4 ;
53. Stephen Johnson 25:18.3 ;
54. Nikita Borisov 25:20.8 ;
55. Abigail Bello 25:37.4 ;
56. Luke Dunn 25:44.3 ;
57. Mark Wertz 26:10.6 ;
58. Maverick Wertz 26:10.7 ;
59. Spencer Krisman 26:27.7 ;
60. Madison Lubinski 26:30.7 ;
61. Whitney Patel 26:32.3 ;
62. Thea Hinkel 26:36.0 ;
63. Hannah Dignan 26:43.0 ;
64. Kendall Lubinski 27:03.0 ;
65. Paula Tankersley 27:04.9 ;
66. Gregory Poe 27:05.3 ;
67. John Lubinski 27:15.8 ;
68. Iris Davis 27:33.9 ;
69. Ethan Burnett 27:45.3 ;
70. Sara Myers 27:46.2 ;
71. Lynn Hardimon 27:48.2 ;
72. Ramsay Arnold 28:07.7 ;
73. Taryn Sexton 28:11.1 ;
74. Griffin Emery-Carlson 28:12.5 ;
75. Matt Layden 29:01.1 ;
76. Vicki Maxwell 29:13.6 ;
77. Alayna Nekolny 29:27.5 ;
78. Susan Osterbur 30:17.3 ;
79. Sara Coffey 30:40.2 ;
80. Xander Hundley 30:42.7 ;
81. Laura Owen 30:43.5 ;
82. Josie Walker 30:48.9 ;
83. Chad Walker 30:49.2 ;
84. Daniel Urban 31:10.5 ;
85. Angela Urban 31:10.8 ;
86. Jill Runck 31:11.5 ;
87. Henry Cluver 31:32.4 ;
88. Tora Borisova 31:33.9 ;
89. Amber Cluver 31:37.6 ;
90. Amy Bailey 31:39.5 ;
91. Theresa Heater 31:59.3 ;
92. Kiah Riesel 32:04.1 ;
93. Cali Argo 33:15.5 ;
94. Elizabeth Farmer 33:25.6 ;
95. Nick Farmer 33:27.9 ;
96. Kasper Zadeh 34:31.2 ;
97. Blake Franklin 34:32.0 ;
98. Amber Tomaska 34:35.2 ;
99. Ally Schmitz 34:40.6 ;
100. Jon Crawford 34:45.3 ;
101. Josie Buchanan 34:49.8 ;
102. Addi Ross 34:55.7 ;
103. Lyla Frerichs 34:56.7 ;
104. Tavi Borisova 35:21.2 ;
105. Demitrius Urban 35:25.3 ;
106. Sofie Urberg-Carlson 35:25.5 ;
107. Melinda Ward 35:42.5 ;
108. Greg Ward 35:44.0 ;
109. Candice Dixon 36:04.3 ;
110. Ellen Vore 36:31.0 ;
111. Roxy Campbell 36:37.1 ;
112. Elsa Cluver 36:37.3 ;
113. Nikki Campbell 37:59.4 ;
114. Michael Weidenburner 38:26.6 ;
115. Caleb Taylor 38:42.4 ;
116. Anne Finfrock 39:02.9 ;
117. Leah Hundley 39:03.0 ;
118. Stu Trumbo 40:13.0 ;
119. Rebecca Reck 40:46.9 ;
120. Kelly Barbour-Conerty 41:01.4 ;
121. John Mcdannald 42:50.4 ;
122. Norma Mcdannald 42:50.6 ;
123. Ashtyn Clark 44:36.8 ;
124. Allison Clark 44:48.9 ;
125. Melinda Ohlsson 47:24.5 ;
126. Amanda Upton 48:07.2 ;
127. Christina Miezio 52:09.6 ;
128. Kimberly Nigg 52:09.7 ;
129. Jeremy Bird 55:26.8 ;
130. Gina Bird 55:27.0 ;
131. Emily Bird 55:27.0 ;
132. Chloe Bird 55:27.8 ; 133. David Cluver 1:02:28 ;
134. Craig Stundahl 1:02:37 ;
135. Sue Stundahl 1:02:37 ;
Labor Day tennis tournament date set
Sendhil Kumaran lines up a shot during a practice match at Atkins Tennis Center. Kumaran and partner Kai Wang won the Men's 35 and over doubles title at the 2023 Labor Day Tournament.
Photo: Sentinel/Clark Brooks
Men’s Open Doubles Consolation Final: David Diep & Chris Sarol Women’s Open Doubles Final: Cindy Crist & Sarah Kim Women’s Open Doubles Consolation Final: Shiho Gimbel & Rhoda Lewis Men’s 35 Doubles Final: Sendhil Kumaran & Kai Wang Men’s 35 Doubles Consolation Final: Clark Brooks & Charles Nerone Mixed Open Doubles: Sarah Benevento & Chris Kuehn
The draw for all divisions will be emailed to all participants. For more information, contact the tournament director and Park District head tennis professional Yuri Sohn at (217) 819-3993 or by email at yuri.sohn@champaignparks.org.
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