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Daffodil Dash 5K at Irish Eyes in Lewes sees record turnout
Runners of all ages start to power through the 5K distance. BY DAVE FREDERICK
May 4, 2013
Greg Collier a teacher of Advanced Placement math classes in York, Pa., is all about AP as he wins the 5K without being pushed in 18.03. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Bridget Danner of Rehoboth was the women's winner in 19:26. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Sunday morning is the time to clown around. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Here are some Cape and Consortium teachers and staff who ran or walked in the race. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Jack Frederick takes a break from four children under 5 years old to run a 5K in 25:46. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Guy Wiggins, who broke 18 minutes in a 5K the first time he ever tried one as a beanpole high schooler, ran 32:19 Sunday as a 42-year-old. BY DAVE FREDERICK
The Daffodil Dash 5K held April 27 starting from Irish Eyes on Anglers Road in Lewes attracted a record turnout of runners to raise funds and awareness for the Sussex Consortium autism programs. The race had 211 finishers, and there was also a kids' dash before the race.
Great food was provided by Irish Eyes - can't beat a boiled dog in a sun-drenched stone parking lot - and there was live music on the dock by two guys who were really good but they weren't handing out business cards.
