More than 150 runners participated in the 14th annual Iron Horse Rhythm Run Sept. 19, sponsored by Dance Dimensions.
The event included a 5K and kids races, drawing participants ranging from preschoolers to runners in their 80s.
Lu’Kidrian Williams was the first male finisher in the 5K with a time of 22 minutes, 25 seconds. Julie Steck was the top female finisher, completing the course in 27 minutes.
Williams also placed first in the men’s 13-34 division, followed by Billy Cotten in second and Connor Mechling in third. Keilee Riley won the women’s 13-34 division, with Kapri Riley second and Emma Bosworth third.
Steck took first in the women’s 35-54 division, followed by Jamie Webster and Sara Godwin. Jacob Pruitt won the men’s 35-54 division, with George Fabian second and Robert Ortega third.
Dina Dean won the women’s 55-and-older division, while Randy Bland took first in the men’s 55-and-older division.
Several younger runners also competed in the 5K. Haddie Webster won the girls 12-and-under division, followed by Veronica Tarone. Densley Hamlin and Georgia Weissert tied for third.
Eli Morrow took first in the boys 12-and-under division, followed by Matson Miller in second and Noah Carrington in third.
The younger competitors took to the course for separate kids races.
In the half-kilometer race for ages 5-7, Samantha Tarone finished first, Ivy Stallings placed second, and Raelee Elliott and Piper Patchke tied for third.
Veronica Tarone won the girls 8-10 1K race, followed by Sadie Conrad and Lola Rutledge. Jeremiah Dupont took first in the boys 8-10 race, with Tyler Herring second and Wyatt Welborn third.
The youngest participant in the kids race was 4-year-old Brooklyn Patchke. At the other end of the field, 89-year-old Maria Johnston was the oldest participant. The event also drew at least one runner from Dallas.