Chris Jones leaves the field far, far behind at the Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial 10K

No one else had run nine kilometers when Chris Jones finished the ten kilometers of the fourth annual Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial Run in Bainbridge, Georgia on Saturday morning, 28 September 2019. Jones winning time in the 6.2-mile race was 36:07, taking more than four minutes off the event record. Tallahassee, Florida master runner Julia Sura was the first woman in the 10K, placing eighth overall in 58:53.


Donalsonville, Georgia master runner Myles Gibson placed second to Jones in the 10K, running 40:26. Just a week earlier, Gibson had won a different road 10K, the Trot With S.W.A.T. in Dothan, Alabama. Master runner Pauncho Hufstetler, the 2019 Dueno 10K champions, took third in 40:34.


Master runner Liv Warren finished runner-up in the women's standings and eleventh overall in 65:25. Victoria Gallagher was the third female finisher and twelfth overall in 66:22.


21 athletes finished the 2019 Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial 10K.


Top Ten Men, 2019 Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial 10km Run

1. 36:06.99, Chris Jones (M, 26)
2. 40:25.58, Myles Gibson (M, 52)
3. 40:33.77, Pauncho Hufstetler (M, 45)
4. 47:01.30, Philip Sura (M, 49)
5. 52:46.36, Stephen Gensits (M, 64)
6. 54:22.21, Robbie Meredith (M, 44)
7. 58:44.80, Carlos Zapata (M, 74)
8. 63:44.21, Stephen Rogerson (M, 36)
9. 63:50.30, Stoney Lindsey (M, 51)
10. 73:02.55, Tony Roberts (M, 57)

Top Ten Women, 2019 Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial 10km Run

1. 58:52.74, Julia Sura (F, 48)
2. 65:24.33, Liv Warren (F, 62)
3. 66:21.39, Victoria Gallagher (F, 24)
4. 71:42.14, Brandi Deal (F, 42)
5. 73:59.83, Gloria Brown (F, 47)
6. 74:23.24, Dawn Richardson (F, 42)
7. 74:23.52, Melissa Richardson (F, 44)
8. 80:00.80, Patty Ryan (F, 55)
9. 85:59.89, Jamie Pitts (F, 43)
10. 97:23.74, Shari Youngblood (F, 56)

The 10K was added to the program of the Dueno Memorial Run in 2018, but the 5K race has been part of the event ever since it was inaugurated in 2017. Dustin Richardson won the shorter race in 2019, running 21:19. At 23:14, the overall-runner-up, Laura McDermott, was the first woman in the race.

Joey Harvey was the first master runner in the 5K and the second male finisher, third overall in 26:09. Paula Grollman was the first female master, fourth in the women's standings and seventh overall in 30:31.


29 athletes finished the 2019 Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial 5K.


Top Five Men, 2019 Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial 5km Run

1. 21:18.92, Dustin Richardson (M, 20)
2. 26:08.27, Joey Harvey (M, 58)
3. 30:24.67, Trent Lawrence (M, 10)
4. 31:55.58, Daniel Graham (M, 47)
5. 38:56.33, Jake Lawrence (M, 7)

Top Five Women, 2019 Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial 5km Run

1. 23:13.89, Laura McDermott (F, 39)
2. 28:02.86, Adrian Parker (F, 30)
3. 28:22.80, Alex Byrd (F, 30)
4. 30:30.05, Paula Grollman (F, 66)
5. 30:58.52, Pamela Earp (F, 31)

Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial Run winners, 2017 - 2019
Date	Distance	Men	Women	Finishers
30 September 2017	5K	19:58, Mike Martinez	21:55, Amber Wise	59
29 September 2018	10K	40:30, Pauncho Hufstetler	56:11, Chrissy Lee	19
	5K	20:13, Michael Martinez	27:56, Adrian Parker	32
28 September 2019	10K	36:07, Chris Jones	58:53, Julia Sura	21
	5K	21:19, Dustin Richardson	23:14, Laura McDermott	29

Links

• Complete results of the 2019 Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial Run
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vThhcCd23K3TOtCUvlidws2ZhGrI0UX8rgmBGCBF8PA6f7Q4-Q_j5Iq0I-5DYWXBb58PT3F1IEdNoYv/pubhtml
  
  
• 2018 story, “Pauncho Hufstetler and Chrissy Lee forge memories at the Dr. Eric Dueno Memorial Run”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/09/dueno-2018.html
  
  
• 2017 story, “Martinez and Wise highlight the launch of the Dueno Memorial Run”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/09/dueno-2017.html
  
  
• Upcoming races in Bainbridge, Georgia and other cities in the Tallahassee region
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#2612

Tim Qualls and Nancy Proctor take the 10K at the Bainbridge Kiwanis River Run

The Bainbridge, Georgia Kiwanis Club staged their fifteenth annual River Run 10K and 5K on Saturday morning, 16 March 2019. The races were at Earle May Boat Basin Park, as they have been since 2005, and Tim Qualls of Tallahassee, Florida won the ten-kilometer event, running the 6.2 miles in 40:59. Tallahassee master runner Nancy Proctor was the first woman in the 10K, placing sixth overall in 48:15.


At 41:28, Tristan LaNasa was second in the 10K . Less than two weeks earlier, LaNasa had run 1:35:05 for 13.1 miles at the Seaside Half Marathon. Dr. Philip Sura, a meteorology professor at Florida State University, was the first master runner in the race, placing third overall in 43:54.


Monica Toth of Tallahassee was second in the women's standings, coming in ninth overall in 49:32. Donica Williams was the third woman in the race and eleventh overall in 50:18.


43 athletes finished the 2019 Bainbridge Kiwanis River Run 10K.


Top Ten Men, 2019 Bainbridge Kiwanis River Run 10K

1. 40:58:34, Tim Qualls (M, 39)
2. 41:27:24, Tristan LaNasa (M, 26)
3. 43:53:66, Philip Sura (M, 48)
4. 47:09:71, Michael Kennett (M, 45)
5. 47:19:96, Justin Williams (M, 41)
6. 48:35:18, Julian Strickland (M, 53)
7. 49:22:22, David Braswell (M, 47)
8. 49:48:48, Marco Teeter (M, 26)
9. 51:03:10, Jim Tully (M, 72)
10. 51:09:35, Stephen Gensits (M, 63)

Top Ten Women, 2019 Bainbridge Kiwanis River Run 10K

1. 48:14:92, Nancy Proctor (F, 58)
2. 49:31:95, Monica Toth (F, 30)
3. 50:17:47, Donica Williams (F, 39)
4. 51:20:30, Sharon Crews (F, 51)
5. 51:39:17, Birgit Maier-Katkin (F, 56)
6. 55:35:48, Jennie Merchant (F, 27)
7. 56:45:21, Adrian Parker (F, 30)
8. 59:15:67, Suzanne Angell (F, 53)
9. 60:46:47, Susan Shelton (F, 45)
10. 62:01:06, Jennifer Johnson (F, 40)

The 5K race was run concurrently with the 10K. Duane Evans won the shorter race, running 19:46. Qualls won the 10K by about half a minute, but Evans was across the finish line more than five minutes ahead of the next runner in the 5K, running five kilometers before any other runner in the race had gone four. Master runner Clint Cook was second in 25:24, just ahead of the 25:33 posted by third-place runner John Strickland.


Tallahassee master runner Julia Sura was the first woman in the 5K, placing fourth overall in 27:25. Catherine Jones, another master runner, was second in the women's standings and fifth overall in 27:58. Jamye Bowen was the third woman in the 5K, finishing sixth overall in 28:33.


22 athletes finished the 2019 Bainbridge Kiwanis River Run 5K.


Top Five Men, 2019 Bainbridge Kiwanis River Run 5K

1. 19:46, Duane Evans (M, 51)
2. 25:23:23, Clint Cook (M, 46)
3. 25:32:93, John Strickland (M, 65)
4. 29:08:28, Donald Bowling (M, 65)
5. 29:45:41, Adam Miller (M, 29)

Top Five Women, 2019 Bainbridge Kiwanis River Run 5K

1. 27:24:63, Julia Sura (F, 47)
2. 27:58:00, Catherine Jones (F, 59)
3. 28:32:11, Jamye Bowen (F, 28)
4. 30:28:73, Tia Glenn (F, 52)
5. 32:27:35, Barbara Williams (F, 53)

Bainbridge Kiwanis River Run winners, 2005 - 2019
Date	Distance	Men	Women	Finishers
8 January 2005	10K	J P Chesser	Shana Martin	33
	5K	Nathan Norton	Debbie Wittmer	30
7 January 2006	10K	35:59, Michael Douma	43:11, Allison Eagen	35
	5K	19:38, Gabe Mitchell	23:42, Shana Martin	39
6 January 2007	10K	35:49, Jay Wallace	45:39, Fran McLean	89
	5K	19:59, Steve Baxter	23:39, Shana Martin	30
5 January 2008	10K	35:13, David Marky	47:50, Lou Ellen Jayroe	36
	5K	18:15, Nathan Norton	19:28, Jana Stolting	32
3 January 2009	10K	35:50, Jessie Close	47:44, Kirsten Baggett	34
	5K	18:40, Nathan Norton	23:45, Erika Pemberton	63
2 January 2010	10K	37:45, Joel Piotrowski	51:20, Jessica Monk	42
	5K	19:27, Devin Ferrell	23:35, Helen Jean Thompson	54
8 January 2011	10K	33:55, Rick Jennings	49:15, Jessica Monk	32
	5K	19:21, Davey Reynolds	26:28, Carolyn Houston	30
21 January 2012	10K	35:11, Cody Mallchok	45:33, Angelina Horne	57
	5K	17:20, Luis Navarro	23:30, Amber Braswell	43
19 January 2013	10K	37:18, Myles Gibson	46:07, Juanita Chalmers	62
	5K	17:14, Chase Harris	19:00, Sheryl Rosen	47
4 January 2014	10K	35:43, Kyle Harris	41:51, Elena Oslund	50
	5K	17:26, Chase Harris	20:11, Paige Braswell	35
3 January 2015	10K	39:28, Kyle Harris	52:00, Kaitlin Jackson	29
	5K	19:29, Arnoldo DeJesus	24:22, Kristi Johnson	34
27 February 2016	10K	37:27, Myles Gibson	48:31, Nancy Stedman	39
	5K	19:00, Rik Pool	23:51, Paula O'Neill	34
25 February 2017	10K	39:04, Myles Gibson	48:10, Paula O'Neill	41
	5K	18:42, Tanner Norman	22:50, Ramsay Miller	35
3 March 2018	10K	38:17, Daniel Hamilton	60:03, ‎Suzanne Inman Angell‎	22
	5K	24:14, Joey Harvey	23:50, Carolyn Turak Houston	14
16 March 2019	10K	40:59, Tim Qualls	48:15, Nancy Proctor	43
	5K	19:46, Duane Evans	27:25, Julia Sura	22

Links

• Complete results of the 2019 Bainbridge Kiwanis River Run 10K
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSeHzOxTKEgRVUV6gI4J6p4x7-mMmINjbQufAMSADjOb7wEyi55Hb2fnD_XcT38fhEc_2RCuMd9XRb4/pubhtml
  
  
• 2017 story, “Gibson and O'Neill were the rapids at this River Run”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/02/kiwanis-river-run-2017.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Riparian victories in Bainbridge for Gibson and Stedman”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/03/kiwanis-river-run-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “Harris and Jackson sail to victory in the River Run 10K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/01/kiwanis-river-run-2015.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “Harris and Oslund were rollin' on the river”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/01/kiwanis-river-run-2014.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “Gibson, Chalmers rout rivals in River Run 10K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/01/kiwanis-river-run-2013.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “Fast on the Flint, Mallchok and Horne win River Run 10K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/01/kiwanis-river-run-2012.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “Jennings and Monk are the rapidest River Runners in Bainbridge”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/01/kiwanis-river-run-2011.html
  
  
• USATF course certification map (GA17005WC) for the 2017 Bainbridge Kiwanis River Run 10K
  http://www.usatf.org/events/courses/maps/showMap.asp?courseID=GA17005WC
  
  
• Find your next race in the Tallahassee region using the Trouble Afoot! calendar
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#2467

Gibson and Sura first on the trails at the Purple Heart Run

Bainbridge State College is located on the edge of Bainbridge, Georgia, just west of the Twin Lakes. The town averages just over 50 inches of rainfall annually, but in 2014 over 60 inches fell. Twin Lakes didn't become triplets or quadruplets, but it became apparent that there were a lot of brothers and sisters in the family. Some of those ponds swelled to cover the trails around the college, the trails that have formed the course for Bainbridge State's Purple Heart Run since 2013. So on Saturday morning, 28 February 2015, both the 10K and the 5K at the third annual Purple Heart Run had new courses. New routes, though, were no problem for Myles Gibson, who won the 10K cross-country run in 44:57. Nor was it a problem for Julia Sura, who successfully defended her 2014 women's title in the 10K. Neither was it a problem in the 5K, where Dustin Reynolds won in 21:59 and Laura Reina ran 26:52 to finish first in the women's standings.


Both races started shortly after 9:00 AM, heading north on the grass along College Road. A cold drizzle started falling, working on Bainbridge's 2015 rainfall total. Not quite 800 meters into the race the runners reached a clearing under transmission lines where an "S"-shaped path had been roped off. Ridge Harper was the first 10K competitor to reach the power lines, followed by Donalsonville, Georgia, master runner Myles Gibson and David Welling. By the time they had left the transmission lines to head into the woods, Gibson had cut Harper's lead in half. The man from Donalsonville overtook Harper under the trees, and at the end of the first five-kilometer loop Gibson was nearly a minute ahead. Meanwhile, Welling had caught up with Harper. During the second time around the loop, Gibson extended his lead. Behind him, Welling and Harper were locked in a back-and-forth battle for second.


Gibson reached the finish line over three minutes ahead of the next runner in a winning 44:57. Welling surged away from Harper in the final 200 meters to take second, 48:03 to 48:21. Tallahassee master runner Philip Sura, the 2014 Purple Heart 10K winner, was fourth in 49:22.


"I ran the Tallahassee Marathon three weeks ago and this was the first time since then I've felt like racing again," said Gibson after the win. "I want to run a couple of 10K races in Tallahassee this spring. The Thomasville Road Baptist Church 10K and, of course, the Springtime 10K."


First-year Florida State University student Monica Reinhard, an alumna of the Palmer Trinity School cross-country team, led the women's field in the early going of the Purple Heart 10K. Before the end of the first loop, though, Julie Genovar had taken over the women's lead. Going into the second half of the race Genovar was 50 meters ahead of the next two women, Tallahassee runners Juanita Chalmers and Julia Sura. At the second pass under the power lines, Sura and Chalmers had caught up with Genovar. With less than four kilometers to go the top three women were just a meter or two apart.


"I felt good," said Sura about that point of the race. "I had my last sip of water, then I said, 'Goodbye, Juanita.' I could hear the other girl breathing hard."


The Tallahassee master runner broke away from Chalmers and Genovar then ran home in 58:38, the first woman and eighth finisher overall. Chalmers was the women's runner-up, 11th overall in 59:22. Genovar placed third in the women's standings, finishing 13th overall in 59:47. Reinhard was the fourth woman home, 15th overall in 60:04.


Top Ten Men, 2015 Purple Heart 10K

1. 44:57 ~ Myles Gibson (M, 48)
2. 48:03 ~ David Welling (M, 30)
3. 48:21 ~ Ridge Harper (M, 37)
4. 49:22 ~ Philip Sura (M, 44)
5. 53:38 ~ Mark Tombrink (M, 27)
6. 54:49 ~ Ettore Aldrovandi (M, 53)
7. 56:11 ~ Justin Williams (M, 37)
8. 58:44 ~ David Braswell (M, 43)
9. 59:17 ~ Paul Pickles (M, 48)
10. 59:24 ~ Mike Kennett (M, 44)

Top Ten Women, 2015 Purple Heart 10K

1. 58:38 ~ Julia Sura (F, 43)
2. 59:22 ~ Juanita Chalmers (F, 32)
3. 59:47 ~ Julie Genovar (F, 29)
4. 60:04 ~ Monica Reinhard (F, 18)
5. 63:02 ~ Melanie Knight (F, 33)
6. 63:33 ~ Sonya Dudley (F, 46)
7. 66:01 ~ Donica Williams (F, 35)
8. 68:14 ~ Suzanne Angell (F, 49)
9. 68:51 ~ Wendi Brew (F, 40)
10. 69:43 ~ Lauren Chambers (F, 18)

Seminole County High sophomore cross-country runner Dustin Reynolds led the Purple Heart 5K from the start, but JD Poole was never far behind. Going around the final turn, Reynolds glanced over his shoulder and saw that Poole was less than three seconds back. After that discovery Reynolds stepped on the gas and sprinted to the finish line, getting the win in 21:59. Poole was second in 22:09. Another Seminole County High cross-country runner, sophomore Lane Odom, was third in 25:07. Tallahassee master runner Laura Reina was the first woman in the race, coming in fifth overall in 26:52. Thomas County Central sixth-grader Anna James finished runner-up in the women's standings, placing seventh overall in 27:03.


The third annual Purple Heart Run was hosted by the Bainbridge State College chapter of the Student Veterans of America, with proceeds benefiting the Red Hills Wounded Warrior Group. 40 athletes finished the 10K cross-country run, and another 35 completed the 5K.


Top Ten Men, 2015 Purple Heart 5K

1. 21:59 ~ Dustin Reynolds (M, 16)
2. 22:09 ~ JD Poole (M, 20)
3. 25:07 ~ Lane Odom (M, 15)
4. 26:17 ~ John Bickley (M, 38)
5. 26:52 ~ Filippo Aldrovandi-Reina (M, 10)
6. 27:18 ~ Quong Pham (M, 16)
7. 27:24 ~ Bradley Harris (M, 18)
8. 28:47 ~ Morris Davis (M, 58)
9. 33:05 ~ Owen Earnest (M, 8)
10. 34:13 ~ Hal Earnest (M, 40)

Top Ten Women, 2015 Purple Heart 5K

1. 26:52 ~ Laura Reina (F, 50)
2. 27:03 ~ Anna James (F, 11)
3. 33:13 ~ Meghan McGowen (F, 26)
4. 33:46 ~ Melissa Richardson (F, 40)
5. 35:00 ~ Dawn Richardson (F, 38)
6. 37:32 ~ Carah Whittaker (F, 31)
7. 37:38 ~ Samantha Hager (F, 25)
8. 37:39 ~ Bree Maxwell (F, 27)
9. 38:45 ~ Hayley Bull (F, 26)
10. 41:09 ~ Brittany Web (F, 25)

Bainbridge State College Purple Heart 10K and 5K winners, 2013 - 2015
Date	Distance	Men	Women	Finishers
26 January 2013	5K	19:15, Caleb Harris	25:13, Julie Harris
15 March 2014	10K	39:32, Philip Sura	48:05, Julia Sura	17
	5K	18:19, Greg Waddell	23:34, Amy James	29
28 February 2015	10K	44:57, Myles Gibson	58:38, Julia Sura	40
	5K	21:59, Dustin Reynolds	26:52, Laura Reina	35

Links

• Complete results of the 2015 Purple Heart 5K and 10K at gulfwinds.org
  http://www.gulfwinds.org/raceresults/2015/Purple%20Heart%202015.asp
  
  
• More photos of the 2015 Purple Heart 5K and 10K
  https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10105832403937603.1073742074.5215641&l=0da105fda8
  
  
• 2014 story, “Waddell and James claim titles at BSC's Purple Heart Run”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/03/purple-heart-2014.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “Harris and Harris victorious at first Purple Heart 5K”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/01/purple-heart-2013.html
  
  
• Upcoming races in Bainbridge and other cities within 100 miles of Tallahassee
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#1326

Waddell and James claim titles at BSC's Purple Heart Run

On Saturday morning, 15 March 2014, Bainbridge master runner Greg Waddell was the class of the field in Bainbridge State College's second annual Purple Heart 5K, winning the 3.1-mile cross-country race in 18:19. Amy James was the first female finisher, placing seventh overall in 23:34. 29 athletes finished the race around the BSC campus on the east side of Bainbridge, Georgia.


The race started on the grassy strip between the college and College Road. Half a mile later, as the runners headed into the woods on the east side of campus, J. D. Poole was in the lead. Brandon Womble trailed in second, and Greg Waddell was running in third. Waddell passed Womble, then started to run down Poole. About midway through the race Waddell caught Poole, and then the second half of the race belonged to Waddell. Opening up a gap of nearly a minute, Waddell cruised home in a winning 18:19. Poole was second in 19:11, and Bainbridge High cross-country runner Perry Waddell was third in 20:01.


Amy James led the women's field almost from the very start of the race, and her lead only got longer as she ran. By the time James finished the race she was almost half a kilometer ahead of the next runner. James was first in the women's standings with a 23:34. The next female finisher was Bainbridge master runner Paula Grollman, eighth overall in 26:03. Another Bainbridge master runner, Suzanne Angell, was the third woman finisher, ninth overall in 27:14.


2014 Purple Heart 5K Results

1. 18:19 ~ Greg Waddell
2. 19:11 ~ J.D. Poole
3. 20:01 ~ Perry Waddell
4. 20:55 ~ John Bickley
5. 22:59 ~ Brandon Womble
6. 23:12 ~ Michael Raybon
7. 23:34 ~ Amy James
8. 26:03 ~ Paula Grollman
9. 27:14 ~ Suzanne Angell
10. 27:29 ~ Zenil Patel
11. 27:41 ~ Sherie Jones
12. 28:01 ~ Justin Artz
13. 28:30 ~ Tya Bass
14. 30:02 ~ James Artz
15. 30:09 ~ Jontouras Osborn
16. 31:21 ~ Jane Harrison
17. 31:58 ~ Trvin Handford
18. 32:47 ~ Ashley Faircloth
19. 32:51 ~ Dana Raybon
20. 33:25 ~ Susan Maxwell
21. 33:28 ~ Brandon Roberts
22. 34:45 ~ Kasin Taylor
23. 34:52 ~ Madison Kuamme
24. 36:54 ~ David Warr
25. 39:41 ~ Carol Heard
26. 39:44 ~ Melissa Artz
27. 46:02 ~ Paula Chamber
28. 46:16 ~ Susan Ralph
29. 46:16 ~ Jean Krier

New this year at the Purple Heart Run was a 10K race, twice around the campus trails instead of just one circuit. Tallahassee master runner Philip Sura won the inaugural 6.2-mile event, posting a 39:32. Another Tallahassee master, Arek Sarkissian, was second in 43:52. Bainbridge runner Robert Meredith took third in 46:12.


The Purple Heart 10K and 5K is hosted by the Bainbridge College chapter of the Student Veterans of America as a benefit for the Wounded Warrior Project.


2014 Purple Heart 10K Results

1. 39:32 ~ Philip Sura
2. 43:52 ~ Arek Sarkissian
3. 46:12 ~ Robert Meredith
4. 47:37 ~ Kyle Sill
5. 48:05 ~ Julia Sura
6. 48:55 ~ Mark Tombrink
7. 49:02 ~ Mike Burns
8. 52:58 ~ Unknown
9. 55:05 ~ Frank McLeod
10. 60:40 ~ April Brown
11. 61:27 ~ Anita King
12. 61:36 ~ Abby Glass
13. 64:26 ~ Donna Graham
14. 65:46 ~ Dan Bowser
15. 70:02 ~ Lisa Bailey
16. 70:36 ~ Jean Krier
17. 76:37 ~ Bonnie Warren

Links

• Complete results of the 2014 Purple Heart 5K and 10K at gulfwinds.org
  http://www.gulfwinds.org/raceresults/2014/Purple%20Heart%202014.asp
  
  
• More photos of the 2014 Purple Heart 5K and 10K
  https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10104319078244423.1073741965.5215641&l=e145d68bdf
  
  
• 2013 story, "Harris and Harris victorious at first Purple Heart 5K"
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/01/purple-heart-2013.html
  
  
• Upcoming races in Bainbridge and other cities within 100 miles of Tallahassee
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

#1105