Sunday morning Herring Point 5K and 10K is like church with better parking
The third annual Herring Point Five and Dime at Cape Henlopen State Park Oct. 16 was God’s country, a picture perfect Sunday morning, like a mobile church service with better parking and a T-shirt kicked back for a $20 donation.
Thirty-five runners elected for the 5K, which was won by Justin Arseneau, 25, of Milton in 23:48. The first female was 10-year-old Faith Mitchell of Milford in 25:55.
The 10K race attracted 40 runners and was won by masters runner Mike Sewell, 47, in 37:58. The first woman was young grandmom Jackie Quigley, 49, in 53:53.
Thirteen runners broke eight-minute mile pace for the 10K.
The top 5 including winner Sewell were Martin Rodriguez in 38:11, Matt Littlejohn in 40:34, Matt Lindell in 41:44 and Moiber Rivera in 43:13.
Go to seashorestriders.com for complete results and list of upcoming races.
