The Community Matters Foundation 5K saw 110 runners complete the course Aug. 8 in Dewey Beach.

The overall race was won by James Heilman, 31, of Lutherville, Md., in a time of 17:11. 

The race is held in memory of David Ashby, who died of cardiac arrhythmia just shy of his 29th birthday.

Past race proceeds have enabled the foundation to donate 19 AED machines to local businesses, necessary to shock a stopped heart back to a normal rhythm. This includes an AED tower available 24/7 in Dewey Beach on the bayside boardwalk area. 

Katie Macklin, 44, of Dover was second overall and first woman in 18:06. Andy Gorlich, 41, of Milton was third overall and first in the male masters division in 18:59. Lindsay Diemidio, 44, of Newark won the female masters title in 24:12.

Ryan Mead, 14, of Potomac, Md., was third overall in 20:14. Sophie Nash, 15, of Hampton, N.J., was fastest in the female 14-18 division in 22:26.   

Michelle Ferrante, 62, of Columbia, Md., was the fastest 5K walker in 42:17. Debra Isser, 72, continues to dominate her age group 70-74, running 26:16. 

Kyle Brightbill, 51, of Philadelphia won the 50-54 age group in 19:32. Ava McGraw, 7, of Magnolia won the U9 age group in 45:14. 

The next local Races2Run event is the 23rd annual Outlet Liquors 5K Saturday, Aug. 22.