Relay For Life event sponsored by Piedmont Outpatient Center
Community, Health May 5, 2011
On Saturday, April 30th, 110 registered runners came out to participate in the Relay For Life event sponsored by Piedmont Outpatient Center.Run for Relay 5K and 1 mile Fun Run/Walk began at 8am on a beautiful Saturday morning.
And they are off! Piedmont holds Relay for Life 5K Race & 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk- Beginning of 5K! from Fetch on Vimeo.
If you watch the video closely you will catch a glimpse of Diesel, a 17 month old German Shepherd, that also joined in the run with his owner.
Gilmer High School Cross Country Coach Jones crossed the finish line first with a time of 17:19.
Gilmer County Coach-Tommy Jones 1st to Finish! from Fetch on Vimeo.
Bill Moore of Resaca crossed the line with a time of 19:17 for second place. Bill holds the state record for the age bracket of 60+ with a time of 18:15 when he ran the Roman Rumble in September of 2010.
Runner finishes 5k Relay for life from Fetch on Vimeo.
Clyde Jones made a top 3 finish with a time of 21:47.
Rebecca Rush of Blue Ridge was the first woman to finish the race in 22 minutes and 35 seconds.
Piedmont Outpatient Services Team Captain Kayla Easley was the second woman to complete the 5k with a time of 23:44.
Thirteen year old Eric Mayfield of Ellijay was the first teen to make the finish line with a time of 23:15.
After the run awards were presented to the runners as follows: 5K-Top male and female overall; Top male and female masters; Top 3 males and females in 14 age groups-10 and under through 70 and older in 5 year increments.
Awards given at 5K from Fetch on Vimeo.
Award presentation 5k from Fetch on Vimeo.
Award presentation 5k Relay for Life / 1 mile fun run/walk from Fetch on Vimeo.
Relay For Life is the signature fundraising event of the American Cancer Society.
A big “thanks” to all participants and sponsors.
