The Sun and News, Saturday, November 20, 2021/ Page 11Greg Chandler
Staff Writer
More than 200 runners
took part in the recent
Halloween Hustle 5-kilome-
ter race, sponsored by the
Caledonia Area Chamber of
Commerce.
Eli Velting was the overall
winner of the race, posting a
time of 19:37, two seconds
faster than runner-up
Anthony Lawlor’s time of
19:39. Joshua Maier finished
third with a time of 19:58.
Rebecca Wiltjer won the
women’s race in a time of
20:27, good for seventh place
overall. Jennifer Duprey was
the women’s runner-up with a
time of 21:56.
Here are the age group
winners:
Male 14 and under: Joshua
Maier, 19:
Female 14 and under:
Hannah Dupuis, 23:25.
Male 15-19: Anthony
Lawlor, 19:39.
Female 15-19: Leah
Williams, 25:
Male 20-29: William
Montgomery, 21:26.
Female 20-29: Gretchen
Blahnik, 27:53.
Male 30-39: MatthewCook, 21:13.
Female 30-39: Jennifer
Duprey, 21:56.
Male 40-49: Brad Harmon,
25:38.
Female 40-49: Sarah
Pennock, 25:10.
Male 50-59: Christopher
Goron, 22:33.
Female 50-59: JillDeGrove, 24:42.
Male 60 and over: Alan
Gallagher, 27:
Female 60 and over: Dion
Wierenga, 29:36.
A complete list of race
results can be found at
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Winners among 200 in Chamber’s Hustle
The Nov. 15 meeting
opened with roll call and the
secretary’s report. One fish
jumped into the fishbowl,
and two fish jumped out.
Chris read mail from Kim
Murdock. Due to advocate
adjustments, the new advo-
cate will be Diane Dallas-
Strang. In her TOPS Team
Talk, Kim talked about
“Cultivating an Attitude of
Gratitude” year-round. Focus
on appreciation, she said.
Find three things for which
to be thankful every day. Be
with grateful people, Kim
said, and be in the present.Mary Mullane’s newslet-
ter focused on Motivation.
Alice lost the Ha-Ha box.
The meeting ended with
the Re-dedication pledge.
TOPS, a weight-loss
group, meets every Monday
at Lincoln Meadows in
Middleville. (Press Apt. 205
for entrance.) Weigh-in is
from 4 to 4:15 p.m., and
meetings begin at 4:15. A
mask must be worn when in
the building. Social distanc-
ing is practiced.
Anyone with questions may
call Chris, 259-953-5421. The
first meeting is free.Middleville TOPS 546
Fine Point Fitness instructors and Fun Run runners warm up. (Photo by Lori Gaier)Jaden Emerson (2761), Alex Brady (2712), Paige Dunlop (2752), Dave Wiltjer
(2886), Annalise Wiltjer (2884) and Christina Waldmiller (2871) run near the
Community Green park. (Photo by Michelle Perna)Michael Gascon (2775) and Casey Stevens (2858),
wearing Where’s Waldo shirts, run in front of the Kent
District Library Caledonia branch with Brad Harmon
(2909). (Photo by Michelle Perna)Austin Bender (2697) and Lyla Offringa run on
Main Street. (Photo by Lori Gaier)Eli Velting was the
overall winner of the
Halloween Hustle, cover-
ing the 5-kilometer
course in 19 minutes, 37
seconds. (Photo by Lori
Gaier)
Maggie Koetje (2797)
Chloe Wiltjer (2885) climb
the final hill before the
finish line. (Photo by
Michelle Perna)