Courtland Buntin and Genee Meleski season the Red Pepper Run with speed

Courtland Buntin didn't win the 2021 Red Pepper Run 5K. He placed second in the annual Saint George Island race, running 18:41 while Tallahassee master runner Leonardo Canete posted a winning 18:12. Buntin returned to Saint George Island on Saturday, 5 March 2022, but this time he wouldn't settle for runner-up. The Georgia College Bobcat cross-country runner went 17:33 this time, winning the race by nearly 400 meters. Master runner Genee Meleski was the first woman in the 3.1-mile race, placing fifteenth overall in 24:48.


A pair of Wakulla High cross-country runners took the next two places after Buntin. Sophomore Andrew Nix placed second in 19:00, and junior Joseph Wiedeman was third in 19:17. Dave Shackleford was the first master runner in the race, coming in sixth overall in 22:51.


Eden Keene took second in the women's standings, placing eighteenth overall in 25:31. At 26:26, Cydney Szymanski was the third woman and 21st overall.


140 athletes finished Saint George Island's 2022 Red Pepper Run 5K.


Top Ten Men, 2022 Red Pepper 5K Run

1. 17:32.3, Courtland Buntin (M, 22)
2. 18:59.3, Andrew Nix (M, 16)
3. 19:16.7, Joseph Wiedeman (M, 17)
4. 19:19.0, Drew Balfour (M, 31)
5. 20:48.4, Josiah Friddle (M, 14)
6. 22:50.9, Dave Shackleford (M, 47)
7. 22:59.9, Barney Ray (M, 59)
8. 23:35.4, Grant Crenshaw (M, 14)
9. 23:43.1, Greg Hartlage (M, 40)
10. 23:53.9, Clint Wallace (M, 40)

Top Ten Women, 2022 Red Pepper 5K Run

1. 24:47.5, Genee Meleski (F, 53)
2. 25:30.2, Eden Keene (F, 39)
3. 26:25.9, Cydney Szymanowski (F, 36)
4. 27:54.7, Renee Turner (F, 51)
5. 27:59.5, Becky Leckinger (F, 58)
6. 29:24.4, Susan Wagner (F, 53)
7. 29:42.0, Pamela Skaar Meier (F, 63)
8. 31:25.3, Mae McNeill (F, 12)
9. 31:42.0, Karen Walker (F, 48)
10. 32:00.2, Julie Bishop (F, 51)

Known St. George Island Red Pepper 5K Run Champions, 1992 - 2022
Date	Men	Women
7 March 1992
6 March 1993
5 March 1994
4 March 1995	17:47, Jeff Doherty
2 March 1996
1 March 1997	17:57, Charlie Johnson	20:56, Fran McLean
7 March 1998
6 March 1999	18:12, Mike Sims	20:51, Summer Calder
4 March 2000	18:02, Michael Waitathu	18:58, Jane Johnson
3 March 2001	17:10, Tim Unger	17:31, Sarah Docter-Williams
2 March 2002	18:58, Jay Silvanima	25:35, Camille Consolvo
1 March 2003	18:59, David Yon	23:20, Jessica Stewart
6 March 2004	16:55, Tim Unger	18:12, Breeda Willis
5 March 2005	17:23, Charlie Johnson	20:42, Annette Ryerson
4 March 2006	17:40, Charlie Johnson	24:05, Meghan Kennedy
3 March 2007	17:44, Charlie Johnson	16:41, Tera Moody
1 March 2008	17:23, Vince Molosky	21:47, Meghan Kennedy
7 March 2009	19:59, Hobson Fulmer	25:25, Kelsey Kilinski
6 March 2010	18:23, David Shearon	23:44, Kristen Merill
5 March 2011	18:00, David Shearon	22:27, Meghan Kennedy
3 March 2012	19:42, Bryan Harrington	22:17, Sam Fortunas
2 March 2013	21:59, Michael D. Turner	22:30, Sam Fortunas
1 March 2014	16:21, Stanley Linton	23:27, Jamie Nichols
7 March 2015	18:58, Dylan Peebles	22:06, Connie Lewis
5 March 2016	18:52, John Przygocki	22:13, Lauren Davidson
2017
2018
2019
2020
6 March 2021	18:12, Leonardo Canete	23:04, Meghan Kennedy
5 March 2022	17:33, Courtland Buntin	24:48, Genee Meleski

Links

• Complete results of the 2022 Saint George Island Red Pepper Run 5K at gulfwinds.org
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQ23A-pOBjupXAaSobTpG002KIbM-joBoPqyWyIWcwoba6qMXqcPhcGHd9kEq3lU2gYDSVysnHhB2h3/pubhtml
  
  
• 2016 story, “Red Pepper Run routs for Przygocki and Davidson”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/03/red-pepper-2016.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “A winning morning at the beach for Turner and Fortunas”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/03/red-pepper-2013.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “Shearon and Kennedy romp at Red Pepper Run”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/03/red-pepper-2011.html
  
  
• Island or mainland, find upcoming races in the region on the Trouble Afoot! calendar
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#2806

Amanda An wins it all in the Jingle Bell Jog 10K

In Albany, Georgia the Phoebe Foundation hosted the 31st annual Jingle Bell Jog on Saturday morning, 14 December 2019. So it's not surprising that quite a few employees of Phoebe Health were out on the streets that morning running one of the two races, 10K or 5K. One Phoebe physician, Amanda An, won the 10K, finishing first overall in 41:47. Julio Perez was the top male finisher, placing second overall in 42:03.


A resident in family medicine, An had won the women's title in the 2018 Jingle Bell Jog 5K, coming in second overall. Stepping up to the longer race in 2019, she was second to no one this time around.


The first master runner in the 10K was Sean McConnell, second in the men's standings and third overall in 43:13. Albany master runner Herbert Fritz was the third male finisher and fourth overall in 43:35. Behind Fritz, Jaren Hill edged John Kilpatrick for the fourth men's spot, 43:39 to 43:41. Hill and Kilpatrick were fifth and sixth overall.


Phoebe Judge of Newton, Georgia was the women's runner-up, coming in thirteenth overall in 45:53. Caroline Taylor, a senior on the Lee County High cross-country team, was third in the women's division and 22nd overall in 47:44. Americus, Georgia athlete Amber DeBaise was the first woman master and fourth female finisher, 25th overall in 49:48.


148 athletes finished the 2019 Jingle Bell Jog 10K.


Top Ten Women, 2019 Jingle Bell Jog 10K

1. 41:47, Amanda An (F, 32) Albany, GA
2. 45:53, Phoebe Judge (F, 25) Newton, GA
3. 47:44, Caroline Taylor (F, 18) Leesburg, GA
4. 49:48, Amber DeBaise (F, 42) Americus, GA
5. 49:52, Christine Sandbach (F, 25) Newton, GA
6. 49:53, Sarah Carswell (F, 32) Albany, GA
7. 49:58, Karen McNally (F, 55) Albany, GA
8. 51:25, Amy Sliwinski (F, 28) Lakeland, FL
9. 52:10, Emily Phillips (F, 15)
10. 52:43, Melanie Hall (F, 46) Tifton, GA

Top Ten Men, 2019 Jingle Bell Jog 10K

1. 42:03, Julio Perez (M, 28)
2. 43:13, Sean McConnell (M, 48)
3. 43:35, Herbert Fritz (M, 40) Albany, GA
4. 43:39, Jaren Hill (M, 22)
5. 43:41, John Kilpatrick (M, 49) Leesburg, GA
6. 43:46, Priyank Shah (M, 35) Leesburg, GA
7. 43:49, Ridge Harper (M, 42) Tifton, GA
8. 43:55, William Fricks (M, 48)
9. 44:06, Joshua Grant (M, 29)
10. 45:07, Tommy Dorminy (M, 21)

Courtland Buntin of Albany was first in the 5K, going 18:24. Russell Coleman was the first master runner in that 3.1-mile race, placing second to Buntin in 18:54. Westover High junior-year cross-country runner Jaali Hart was third on the men's list and fourth overall in 20:06.


Brittney Skiles was the first woman in the Jingle Bell Jog 5K, placing third overall in 19:57. It was Skiles' eighth Jingle Bell Jog title; she had also won the race in 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2013, 2014, and 2015. The 2018 champion, Amanda An, back on the road after her 10K win earlier in the morning, was second in the women's standings and sixth overall in 20:42. Allie Brown, a junior on the Crisp High girls' cross-country team, was third in the women's standings and eleventh overall in 22:08. Jo Beth Maxwell of Leesburg, Georgia was the first woman master and fourth female finisher, placing 25th overall in 24:22.


439 athletes finished the 2019 Jingle Bell Jog 5K. Orion Racing timed and scored the races.


Top Ten Men, 2019 Jingle Bell Jog 5K

1. 18:24, Courtland Buntin (M, 20) Albany, GA
2. 18:54, Russell Coleman (M, 42)
3. 20:06, Jaali Hart (M, 16) Albany, GA
4. 20:32, Jacob Beard (M, 16) Leesburg, GA
5. 21:03, Joshua Paustian (M, 15)
6. 21:05, Mark Hope (M, 46) Camilla, GA
7. 21:40, Tommy Dorminy (M, 21)
8. 21:51, Ashwin Sanjay (M, 13) Albany, GA
9. 22:20, Michael Burrows (M, 39) Leesburg, GA
10. 22:21, John Huffpauir (M, 12)

Top Ten Women, 2019 Jingle Bell Jog 5K

1. 19:57, Brittney Skiles (F, 30)
2. 20:42, Amanda An (F, 32) Albany, GA
3. 22:08, Allie Brown (F, 16)
4. 22:20, Eesha Rangaraj (F, 11) Leesburg, GA
5. 24:22, Jo Beth Maxwell (F, 47) Leesburg, GA
6. 24:31, Gail Morris (F, 38)
7. 24:42, Amy Sliwinski (F, 28) Lakeland, FL
8. 25:00, Karla Spurlin (F, 35) Leesburg, GA
9. 25:11, Lily Kate Castle (F, 12)
10. 25:53, Becky Sanders (F, 49) Leesburg, GA

Winners of the Albany Jingle Bell Jog, 2004 - 2019
Date	Distance	Men	Women	Finishers
4 December 2004	10K
	5K	18:40, Warren Juster	20:37, Wendy Donnan	311
3 December 2005	10K	37:25, Robert Feldman	43:34, Ashley Elam	104
	5K	18:06, Cooper Browning	19:47, Brittney Skiles	236
2 December 2006	10K	37:42, Brandon Skiles	45:45, Wendy Donnan	155
	5K	16:43, Bruce Skiles	21:06, Kelly Conway	241
1 December 2007	10K	*26:00, Roman Drankin	*35:13, Jennifer Pollock	132
	5K	16:19, David Marley	19:22, Brittney Skiles	332
6 December 2008	10K	35:54, Josh Fix	46:14, Andrean Edwards	160
	5K	15:52, David Marley	20:11, Brittney Skiles	325
5 December 2009	10K	36:12, Adam Ross	47:03, Brenna Waack	149
	5K	16:59, Brandon Skiles	19:07, Brittney Skiles	242
4 December 2010	10K	35:51, Adam Ross	45:23, Karen Hamby	194
	5K	19:57, Will Howell	22:49, Katherine McGarr	351
3 December 2011	10K	36:24, Nathan Norton	43:50, Jane Spetoskey	229
	5K	17:06, Heath Lamb	21:28, Beth Young	485
1 December 2012	10K	37:28, Josh Fix	46:30, Anne Cheek	271
	5K	17:49, Wright Calhoun	23:00, Charlene Pennymon	616
7 December 2013	10K	41:22, Duncan Moore	47:15, Heidi Taylor	217
	5K	17:12, Austin Stewart	19:23, Brittney Skiles	590
6 December 2014	10K	34:35, Patrick Whitehead	46:35, Julia Rittenhouse	206
	5K	16:45, David Thornton	19:35, Brittney Skiles	452
5 December 2015	10K	36:15, Patrick Whitehead	45:52, Juia Rittenhouse	154
	5K	18:05, Ethan Merritt	19:48, Brittney Skiles	378
10 December 2016	10K	38:14, Jerome Scales	45:22, Jennifer Perkins	165
	5K	18:46, Henry Plowden	20:58, Camryn Bridges	355
9 December 2017	10K	38:51, Henry Plowden	39:50, Ann Centner	141
	5K	19:30, Arnoldo De Jesus	21:44, Sara Ostrander	372
9 December 2018	10K	37:44, Henry Plowden	39:13, Ann Centner	129
	5K	20:27, Edward Ostrander	20:48, Amanda An	386
14 December 2019	10K	42:03, Julio Perez	41:47, Amanda An	147
	5K	18:24, Courtland Buntin	19:57, Brittany Skiles	439

Links

• Complete results of Phoebe Foundation's 2019 Albany Jingle Bell Jog
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSyEuWi7qehQ1F7lm60tGOWw5yLdGX1TlcuHzmZYnLNjSn0mhH2g9NVJDy4MfZ7p2eLXP2oS6FJEmI8/pubhtml
  
  
• 2018 story, “Henry Plowden and Ann Centner both ring the bell a second time in the Jingle Bell Jog 10K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/12/albany-jingle-2018.html
  
  
• 2017 story, “Henry Plowden and Ann Centner lead Albany's Jingle Bell Jog”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/12/albany-jingle-2017.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Scales and Perkins top the 10K at Albany's Jingle Bell Jog”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/12/albany-jingle-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “Whitehead and Rittenhouse ring the bell a second time at the Jingle Bell Jog”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/12/albany-jingle-2015.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “Whitehead and Rittenhouse jingle all the way to victory”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/12/albany-jingle-2014.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “Mathematician Fix adds a Jingle Bell Jog title to his resumé”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/12/albany-jingle-2012.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “Ross and Hamby ring up wins at Albany's Jingle Bell 10K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/12/albany-jingle-2010.html
  
  
• USATF course certification maps for the 2018 Jingle Bell Jog
  
  • 10K: https://certifiedroadraces.com/certificate?type=l&id=GA16073WC
    
  • 5K: https://certifiedroadraces.com/certificate?type=l&id=GA16046WC
    
  
  
• Find more races in Albany or other cities within 100 miles of Tallahassee!
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#2658

Joshua Grant edges Brian Miller in a record-breaking Harvest Run 10K

Back in 2015, Patrick Whitehead won the second annual Harvest Run 10K in Leesburg, Georgia, setting an event record of 36:11. That record stood till Thursday morning, 28 November 2019, when both Joshua Grant and Brian Miller ran about a minute and a half faster in the sixth annual Harvest Run. Grant became the new record holder, winning the 6.2-mile race in 34:36. Miller was just behind in 34:45. Talarie Hayes was the first woman in the race, placing sixth overall in 42:19.


Julio Perez took third in the 10K with a 41:25. Carl Plowden was the fastest master runner in the race, coming in fourth overall in in 41:31.


Melanie Flege was the women's runner-up, and seventeenth overall in 45:49. Jennifer Romano was the first woman master and third female finisher, twentieth overall in 46:48. Master runner Karen McNally was fourth in the women's standings and 25th overall in 48:26.


64 athletes finished the 10K, the most ever in the six-year history of the race.


Top Ten Men, 2019 Leesburg, Georgia, Harvest Run 10K

1. 34:35.4, Joshua Grant (M, 29)
2. 34:44.6, Brian Miller (M, 22)
3. 41:24.7, Julio Perez (M, 28)
4. 41:30.3, Carl Plowden (M, 50)
5. 42:01.0, Eli Bremer (M, 41)
6. 42:47.1, Dennis Moore (M, 51)
7. 43:11.3, Will Tomlinson (M, 17)
8. 43:42.5, Jaren Hill (M, 22)
9. 43:58.5, Seth Tomlinson (M, 17)
10. 44:02.4, Timothy Ellis (M, 14)

Top Ten Women, 2019 Leesburg, Georgia, Harvest Run 10K

1. 42:18.6, Talarie Hayes (F, 34)
2. 45:48.3, Melanie Flege (F, 29)
3. 46:47.8, Jennifer Romano (F, 45)
4. 48:25.2, Karen McNally (F, 55)
5. 49:39.1, Caroline Taylor (F, 18)
6. 50:52.6, Amy Sliwinski (F, 28)
7. 51:35.5, Christina Rice (F, 41)
8. 51:49.8, Jennifer McClain (F, 39)
9. 52:18.0, Donielle Powell (F, 30)
10. 52:37.9, Char Davidson (F, 66)

The Harvest Run has always included a 5K option. 2019 10K runner-up Brian Miller got his start in the shorter race, setting a record in the 3.1-mile event in 2016. In 2019, it was Courtland Buntin who won the Harvest Run 5K, running 18:13. Jessica Sams was the first woman in the 5K, setting a new Harvest Run women's record of 19:10 while placing third overall. Both Buntin and Sams were defending 2018 title in the race.


Russell Coleman was the top master runner in the 5K, finishing runner-up to Buntin in 18:24. There was a close race for third in the men's standings between thirteen-year-old Alex Romano and Edward Ostrander, a sophomore on the Lee County High cross-country team. Romano edged Ostrander, 19:48 to 19:51. The two athletes were fifth and sixth overall.


A few seconds behind Jessica Sams, Mackenzie Taylor was the women's runner-up and fourth overall in 19:15. Brittney Skiles placed third in the women's standings and seventh overall in 20:04. Sara Ostrander took the top woman master's spot, the fifth woman and eleventh overall in 21:05.


126 athletes finished the 2019 Harvest Run 5K.


Top Ten Men, 2019 Leesburg, Georgia, Harvest Run 5K

1. 18:12.9, Courtland Buntin (M, 20)
2. 18:23.8, Russell Coleman (M, 42)
3. 19:47.3, Alex Romano (M, 13)
4. 19:50.3, Edward Ostrander (M, 16)
5. 20:33.1, Benjamin Phillips (M, 17)
6. 20:45.3, Walker Johnson (M, 29)
7. 21:38.6, Mark Stocks (M, 58)
8. 21:39.1, Silas Stocks (M, 23)
9. 22:11.4, Max Schuman (M, 25)
10. 22:27.2, Michael Morrison (M, 38)

Top Ten Women, 2019 Leesburg, Georgia, Harvest Run 5K

1. 19:09.8, Jessica Sams (F, 24)
2. 19:14.1, Mackenzie Taylor (F, 20)
3. 20:03.3, Brittney Skiles (F, 30)
4. 20:56.1, Allie Brown (F, 16)
5. 21:04.5, Sara Ostrander (F, 46)
6. 22:46.4, Trace Bridges (F, 13)
7. 22:52.8, Kayla Sanseverino (F, 18)
8. 22:54.0, Tori Bridges (F, 13)
9. 23:22.6, Carsen Taylor (F, 25)
10. 23:35.4, Laine Ellington (F, 24)

Winners of the Leesburg, Georgia, Harvest Run, 2014 - 2019
Date	Distance	Men	Women	Finishers
27 September 2014	10K	41:19, Dennis Moore	41:32, Jennifer Perkins	25
	5K	21:36, Carl Sagasser	25:01, Carmen Rodriguez	36
26 November 2015	10K	36:11, Patrick Whitehead	47:58, Allison Cauthen	46
	5K	18:46, Henry Plowden	22:09, Ryleigh Bell	96
24 November 2016	10K	36:45, Patrick Whitehead	44:47, Jennifer Perkins	44
	5K	18:34, Brian Miller	22:27, Kayla Sanseverino	76
23 November 2017	10K	37:31, Patrick Whitehead	48:00, Danice Roberts	38
	5K	17:44, Henry Plowden	22:35, Bonnie Zimmerman	100
22 November 2018	10K	42:40, Dennis Moore	40:38, Jennifer Perkins	38
	5K	18:56, Courtland Buntin	19:28, Jessica Sams	132
28 November 2019	10K	34:36, Joshua Grant	42:19, Talarie Hayes	64
	5K	18:13, Courtland Buntin	19:10, Jessica Sams	126

Links

• Complete results of the 2019 Leesburg, Georgia, Harvest Run
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vR67rcqSqnJAuegmYKtJxqAKcrqWg_ZN5_hsXT82LNFK7B3wkC1z76F6uUwD7346tlu-2g5OrlViSXp/pubhtml
  
  
• 2017 story, “Patrick Whitehead posts a Harvest Run three-peat”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/11/leesburg-harvest-2017.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Repeat wins for Harvest Run record-holders Whitehead and Perkins”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/11/leesburg-harvest-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “Whitehead and Cauthen reap victory at the Harvest Run”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/11/leesburg-harvest-2015.html
  
  
• Leesburg, Georgia, Harvest Run
  https://www.facebook.com/Leesburgharvestrun
  
  
• Find other agriculturally-themed races on the Trouble Afoot! calendar
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#2653

The battle at Barnes goes to Buntin and Spry

Barnes Healthcare is an old business, having started out as a Valdosta, Georgia drugstore back in 1909. Barnes Healthcare's annual race, the Barnes 100 Years 5K, is not nearly as old, having first been run in 2009. Somewhere between the two in age is Albany, Georgia's Courtland Buntin, a senior on the Deerfield-Windsor School cross-country team who was born in 1999. The three came together on Saturday morning, 15 July 2017, when Buntin won the ninth annual Barnes 100 Years 5K, running 19:44 on the Valdosta streets. Vanessa Spry of Valdosta was the women's champion, placing fourth overall in 21:44.


Valdosta's Dan Butzin, winner of the 2015 Barnes 100 Years 5K, was second in 20:14. Berrien County High sophomore cross-country runner Morgan Bolmer took third in 20:53. Billy Taylor of Valdosta was the top master runner in the race and the fourth overall male, sixth overall in 22:51.


Chevy Newham of Valdosta was the women's runner-up and eighth overall in 23:04. Valdosta's Lauren Bewley placed third in the women's standings and eleventh overall in 25:36. Amy Reese of Valdosta took top woman master honors, the sixth female finisher and 22nd overall in 29:04.


65 athletes finished the 2017 Barnes Healthcare 5K. A Course/Line, LLC, of Valdosta timed the race and provided finish line services.


Top Ten Men, 2017 Barnes 100 Years 5K

1. 19:43.9, Courtland Buntin (M, 18) Albany, GA
2. 20:13.7, Dan Butzin (M, 32) Valdosta, GA
3. 20:52.9, Morgan Bolmer (M, 15) Nashville, GA
4. 22:50.1, Billy Taylor (M, 68) Valdosta, GA
5. 22:59.5, Justin Naylor (M, 44) Hahira, GA
6. 23:18.5, Karl Brown (M, 41) ,
7. 24:16.4, Cliff Gower (M, 58) Hahira, GA
8. 25:43.3, Adam Joestgen (M, 28) Valdosta, GA
9. 25:45.7, Robert Booth (M, 56) Tifton, GA
10. 26:08.6, Michael Butler (M, 43) Lake Park, GA

Top Ten Women, 2017 Barnes 100 Years 5K

1. 21:43.3, Vanessa Spry (F, 32) Valdosta, GA
2. 23:03.2, Chevy Newham (F, 35) Valdosta, GA
3. 25:36.0, Lauren Bewley (F, 35) Valdosta, GA
4. 26:40.5, Traci Ferris (F, 34) Valdosta, GA
5. 28:52.0, Carrie Naylor (F, 36) Hahira, GA
6. 29:04.0, Amy Reese (F, 42) Valdosta, GA
7. 29:57.3, Mamie Jernigan (F, 55) Valdosta, GA
8. 30:04.4, Courtney Wilcox (F, 30) Valdosta, GA
9. 30:09.5, Jacinta Howell (F, 32) Valdosta, GA
10. 31:50.5, Madeline Jarnagin (F, 33) Valdosta, GA

Barnes 100 Years 5K Champions, 2009 - 2017
Date	Men	Women	Finishers
18 July 2009	19:05, Masked Avenger	20:18, Angelina Horne	96
17 July 2010	16:45, Daniel Broadhead	20:31, Angelina Horne	119
16 July 2011	18:02, Masked Avenger	20:54, Alice Smoot	67
14 July 2012	18:29, Nathan Norton	23:23, Lauren Tosky	80
13 July 2013	18:13, Ryan Kelly	20:12, Mary Alice Smoot	72
19 July 2014	18:04, Andrew Elam	20:12, Mackenzie Morse	74
18 July 2015	18:12, Dan Butzin	21:54, Alice Smoot	88
16 July 2016	18:29, Ryan Kelly	23:04, Debbie Green	96
15 July 2017	19:44, Courtland Buntin	21:44, Vanessa Spry	65

Links

• Complete results of the 2017 Barnes 100 Years 5K
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14ZM-c_guliezRRvLb5mYR_vyroaPDo_iKkWfANiEqqM/pubhtml
  
  
• Barnes Healthcare Services' photos of the 2017 Barnes 100 Years 5K
  https://www.facebook.com/456221367728056/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1781564001860446
  
  
• 2016 story, “Kelly and Green lead the march through Barnes Healthcare's second century”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/07/barnes-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “Butzin and Smoot headline another year of Barnes 5K history”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/07/barnes-2015.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “Elam and Morse warm-up for cross country with Barnes 5K wins”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/07/barnes-2014.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “Kelly leads the way and Smoot sets record at the fifth Barnes 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/07/barnes-2013.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “Norton and Toskey beat 'em all at Barnes”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/07/barnes-2012.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “No settling for second for Avenger and Smoot at 2011 Barnes 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/07/barnes-2011.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “Broadhead breaks record and Horne builds streak at Barnes 5K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/07/barnes-5k-2010.html
  
  
• Find another centennial race in the Tallahassee region on the Trouble Afoot! calendar
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#2037