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Nine hundred run DE Feet Breast Cancer 5K
Hundreds more do one mile walk
The serious runners get up front and run for time; the other 700 just run for fun. BY DAVE FREDERICK
May 25, 2013
The middle of the pack heads out on the 5K run. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Ernie Lopez holds hands with his daughter Anna. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Dad is on his way to a stiff neck. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Rachel the Kite Lady's new baby: "Wake me when it's over." BY DAVE FREDERICK
Mike Sewell wins the race. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Alyssa Pietrobono was the women's winner. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Cape Principal Brian Donahue, former nose tackle, wants to be a distance runner. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Matt Crouch turns out the lights on Steve Prestipino of Apple Electric. BY DAVE FREDERICK
David Infante and Jack Vassalotti. "What's in your closet?" BY DAVE FREDERICK
D.J. Jazzy Jeff Burnham, No.1259, is another nose tackle who gave up scrapple. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Mike Sewell of Smyrna, 43, was the overall winner of the DE Feet Breast Cancer 5K, chased to the finish line by Paul Ecker in 18:40 and Anthony Romano in 19:44.
The women's race was won by 23-year-old Alyssa Pietrobono in 20:18 followed by Lynn Knothe in 20:32 and Sara Kolobielski in 21:47.
One hundred and seventy nine runners finished under 30 minutes.
