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Sadlock, Doner Win Hot, Humid Shoe House Run

By mitchpa on July 13, 2019 • ( 2 )

By Clay Shaw

YORK, PA—Joshua Sadlock of Harrisburg won the 7^th Annual Shoe House 5 Miler held July 4 in 26:03. Sadlock was a full minute ahead of second place Trevor Van Ackeren of Bethlehem PA, in 27:03. The final podium spot went to Matthew Martino of Hanover in 28:25. Younger runners Noah Brady, 22, of Nottingham (29:26) and Jack Warehime, 19, of Hanover (29:57) rounded out the top five. Andrew Hartman of York, was the top Master, finishing in 33:08.

Rebecca Doner of Mt Wolf continued her winning ways with over a full minute win. Doner who won most of the York Winter Series races took top honors in 34:04. Karen Lam-Duckett of York was second overall and top Master, in 35:08. Courtney Nowak of Lancaster was third in 35:49. Isabella Navarro, age 13, of Seven Valleys, PA took fourth in 36:46. Kelly Rose of Dover was fifth in 36:56.

The Shoe House 5 Miler was Run #1 of the RUN 717 SERIES, and had a record 283 finishers. The following two races are EBACC 5K on July 20 in East Berlin, PA, and the 42^nd York White Rose Run 5 Miler in downtown York on September 28. The series is sponsored by US Road Running, and the York Road Runners.

Top 10 Men

26:03 Joshua Sadlock
27:03 Trevor Van Ackeren
28:25 Matthew Martino
29:26 Noah Brady
29:57 Jack Warehime
30:01 Jake Menchey
30:17 Rory McCleary
32:36 Brandon Bishop
32:47 J.T. Thomas
32:48 Elijah Eisenberger

Top 10 Women

34:04 Rebecca Doner
35:08 Karen Lam-Duckett (41)
35:49 Courtney Etter
36:46 Isabella Navarro
36:56 Kelly Rose
36:58 Emily Menotti
36:59 Megan Dodson (42)
37:28 Nicole Dauberman
37:55 Katherine Shank (56)
38:05 Kelly McKinley (41)

Rebecca Doner of Mt Wolf on way to 34:04 win at the Shoe House 5 Miler.

Josh Sadlock of Harrisburg enjoys a sizeable lead on Trevor VanAckeren of Bethlehem. Sadlock won in 26:03.

Trevor VanAckeren of Bethlehem, PA. rounds the famous Shoe House on way to a 27:03, and second overall.

Lacy Deller in July 4 patriotic gear gives me the peace sign while rounding the Shoe House.

Kelly McKinley of York (another gal from our extended neighborhood), places 10th overall. McKinley is primarily a marathoner and recently ran her 40th lifetime marathon.

July 4 race, so why not spell USA in front of the Shoe House. Elyse Kauffman #890, Barb Cunningham, and Chris Doemland #577 show their spirit.

William Reeves #645 and friends

Isabella Navarro (4th), Emily Shields #90, Kim Konscol #89, Kam Lam-Duckett (2nd), Becky Doner (1st), and Megan Dodson (7th). Four of the gals are from our neighborhood.

Ready to Run on July 4. Heidi Cebula #685, Ashley Knight #94, Grayce Langheine, Lacy Deller #93, Amanda Scheler #913, and Carol Lieder #558.

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Categories: Race Coverage

Tags: 2019, featured, shoehouse

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Margie
July 14, 2019 • 7:04 am

Great article! Love following our 🏃🏼‍♀️ runners!!!🤗👍🏃🏼‍♀️🏃🏼‍♀️

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usroadrunning
July 14, 2019 • 11:37 am

What a fun run and great photos.

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