Parks, Youngren take SRS Week 4

Parks, Youngren take SRS Week 4

Jason Parks put a stop to Bradley Walters’ winning streak Wednesday at the Salmon Run Series, winning the 5-kilometer race at the Tsalteshi Trails in a time of 17 minutes, 35.9 seconds. Walters entered the night having won the previous three races in the five-week series, but finished third in 19:11.5, behind runner-up finisher Jordan Theisen in 17:55.5.

Megan Youngren won the women’s race in 22:13.7, ahead of women’s runner-up Jordan Strausbaugh in 23:49.4.

The popular Wednesday night running series will wrap up next week with one last 5K race, followed by a barbecue.

Salmon Run Series #4

Wednesday at Tsalteshi Trails

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1. Jason Parks, 17:35; 2. Jordan Theisen, 17:55; 3. Bradley Walters, 19:11; 4. Karl Danielson, 20:01; 5. Anchor Musgrave, 20:52; 6. Alex Young, 21:51; 7. Megan Youngren, 22:13; 8. Sean Babitt, 22:26; 9. Avrey Willets, 22:30; 10. Jordan Strausbaugh, 23:49; 11. Kevin Garske, 23:53; 12. Tanis Lorring, 24:05; 13. Kevin Lauver, 25:07; 14. Tucker Mueller, 25:19; 15. Jeffrey Helminiak, 25:33; 16. Megan Anderson, 26:04; 17. Cameron Blackwell, 26:14; 18. Larry Tews, 26:30; 19. Chad Arthur, 26:40; 20. James Latimer, 26:50; 21. Ryan Marquis, 26:57; 22. Benjamin Brown, 27:10; 23. Tony Mika, 27:41; 24. Katie Delker, 27:52; 25. Rob Larson, 28:28.

26. Kellie Arthur, 29:21; 27. Hannah Delker, 29:52; 28. Jamie Nelson, 30:12; 29. Rachel Babitt, 30:14; 30. Raylie Allemann, 32:08; 31. Olivia Kobylarz, 32:10; 32. Khloey Bedunnah, 32:11; 33. Elizabeth Appleby, 32:19; 34. Sondra Stonecipher, 32:38; 35. Katrina Cannava, 32:42; 36. Hugh Garske, 32:49; 37. Karalyn Veihdeffer, 33:06; 38. AnnMarie Rudstrom, 33:14; 39. Lance Hughes, 33:18; 40. Eden Alioto, 36:06; 41. Frank Alioto, 36:07; 42. Madilyn Veihdeffer, 36:32; 43. Ariana Cannava, 36:32; 44. Rebecca Rampton, 37:31; 45. Tina Hensley, 37:33; 46. Rich Stables, 37:50; 47. Stephanie Kobylarz, 38:18; 48. Brett Sturman, 39:11; 49. Micah Allemann, 40:00; 50. Marly Perschbacher, 40:22.

51. Jeff Perschbacher, 40:22; 52. Mattie Johnston, 40:36; 53. Rhee Stables, 40:37; 54. Kandi Barcus, 42:05; 55. Maria Sweppy, 43:09; 56. Denali Tucker, 43:16; 57. Gabbie Tews, 50:32; 58. Amelia Mueller, 50:33; 59. Marcus Mueller, 50:35; 60. Meg Mueller, 50:35; 61. Lance Spindler, 55:59; 62. Kristy Stoll, 57:45; 63. Suzanne Alioto, 57:53; 64. Heidi Stoll, 57:54; 65. Amy Milburn, 57:55; 66. Lori Nelson, 1:00:31; 67. Lisa Martinson, 1:17:00.

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