Young runners race to Fourth glory around Town Common

Posted 6/30/21

 

 

PHOTOGRAPHY BY NAT SQUATRITO

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Ninety runners took part in the annual Bristol Fourth of July Footraces around the Town Common last Wednesday, June 23. …

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Young runners race to Fourth glory around Town Common

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY NAT SQUATRITO

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Ninety runners took part in the annual Bristol Fourth of July Footraces around the Town Common last Wednesday, June 23. The majority competed in the one-mile race, while 15 battled the heat and each other in a two-mile race. There were four separate age categories in the one-mile race, with winners as follows (name, age, time):

Boys 10-12

1. Ayden Sheedy, 12, 6:10

2. Andrew Williams, 12, 6:44

3. Mohsin Khan, 12, 7:50

Girls 10-12

1. Kara Pisasale, 12, 6:46

2. Jourdan Cicchinelli, 10, 7:02

3. Julia Pisasale, 11, 7:56

Ages 7-9

1. Benjamin Campbell, 9, 7:36

2. Charlie Jacobs, 7, 7:54

3. Maxwell Martin, 7, 8:18

Ages 3-6

1. Carleigh Horn, 5, 9:43

2. Zachary Ware, 6, 10:12

3. Sloane Tucker, 4, 10:38

Two-Mile Race - Men’s Winners

1. Jackson Travers, 12:16

2. Jackson Cicchinelli, 12:30

Two-Mile Race - Women’s Winner

1. Juliana Haughton, 15:24

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