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A super race on Super Bowl Sunday

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The start of the Super Duper Sunday Super Bowl 5K. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Dave Frederick
February 5, 2020

Small-venue fun on a Super Bowl Sunday morning 5K run in Lewes. A total of 70 fast runners joined walkers to complete the Super Duper Super Bowl Sunday 5K on a perfect bluebird day in paradise. 

Tyler Muse, a 26-year-old former Wilmington University runner in the middle of marathon training, used the race for speed work and ran a sizzling 15:33. Dylan Smiley was second in 15:41 followed by Nick Cruz in 16:11. 

Faith Mitchell, 13, was the first female in 20:46. She was followed by Kathryn Stazzone, first masters, in 23:10 and Jackie Quigley in 23:29. 

Tim Miller, 44, was the first male masters finisher in 21:13. 

The next Seashore Striders races are the 26th annual April Fools Moonlight Flashlight Run Sunday, March 1, followed by the eighth annual Lucky Leprechaun 5K Sunday, March 8. 

 

The start of the Super Duper Sunday Super Bowl 5K. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Tyler Muse leads a flock of runners into Lewes.
Jakob Hayes would go on to run 20:37.
Mia Nuebling, Elizabeth Melson and Olivia Brozefsky are friends through running.
Tyler Muse gets back first.
Dylan Smiley is looking for his promised football.
Nick Cruz logs a time of 16:11.
Lance Kauffman heads to a finish of 18:11.
Faith Mitchell wins the women’s race in 20:46.
Mason Morrone heads for the end zone in 22:51.
Gavin Radka, the County Bank Kid, rushes for a touchdown.
Martin Kauffman keeps his head on a swivel.
Bruce Kane of Baltimore, a bad dude at 60 years old.
Kellan Adams, 10, of Lewes runs with the ball.
Rachel Dukes, left, and TJ Dukes of Seaford support their team on Super Bowl Sunday.

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