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Sunday Snowball 5K a balmy day at Cape Henlopen State Park
The start of the Snowball 5K at Cape Henlopen State Park. BY DAVE FREDERICK
December 17, 2015
Logan Dunn was the 5K winner. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Lisa Sherman was the overall women's winner. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Martin Rodriguez escorts Katie Kuhlman to the finish line. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Jackie Quigley, a local favorite person, leads Jack Huxtable, an age-group state record holder. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Jack Vassalotti, Mr. "What's in your closet?" rounds the bend and heads for home. BY DAVE FREDERICK
The Sunday Snowball 5K on a balmy day by the fishing pier at Cape Henlopen State Park turned everyone into a meteorologist, a fancy word for “Your guess is as good as mine.”
A small pack of 123 runners happily ran the course with Logan Dunn getting back first in a time of 17:47. Ulises Castaneda was second in 19:13 followed by Jannsen Pacarro in 19:29, Chris Stanley in 19:45 and Jamie Cantlon in 20:49.
Lisa Sherman was the first woman in 21:54 followed by Katie Kuhlman in 22:11, Sheryl Kline in 23:56, Jane Boyd in 25:33 and Tatiana Ramirez in 25:34.
The next Seashore Striders event is the Thursday, Dec. 31 Race into the New Year 5K at noon beginning at the Bandstand off the Boardwalk in Rehoboth.
