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Pictured are winners in race categories, left to right, Amy Walworth, Kristi Gallant, Hadley Zorn, Eric Guffey, Connor Zorn, Ed Royals, Camden Butler, Abby Jackson, Rosie Hays. Not pictured are Jackie Dawson and Tucker Brown.
Overall winners of the female and male division, Amy Walworth and Connor Zorn.
Drew Byers, Marc Hays and Seth Hays celebrating and brainstorming for next year鈥檚 run.
Tucker Brown and Connor Zorn catching their breath and waiting for the others runners to cross the finish line.
Carroll Carman cheering on the runners.
Connor Zorn crosses the finish line first!
Julia Griffin, Jamie Hays with their dad, Carroll Carman. Carman served as Mayor of Hartsville from 2014-2018.
Ready, set, and go!
Marc Hays, race coordinator, giving directions before the race.
April Guffey is pictured with cousins, Rosie Hays, Seth Hays, Callie Griffin and Chloe Griffin.
Linda and Carroll Carman鈥檚 daughters, Julia Griffin and Jamie Hays, get race participants checked in for the race. Also pictured are Drew Hill of Race Time and Ed Royals.
Abby Jackson ran the race in holiday fashion. She shared she remembers rocking Linda Carman鈥檚 children in the nursery at church and wanted to support the family and the Community Pregnancy Center.
Race participants, Arden, Bryan and Bria Drotart. Arden ran the race but his parents said they were walking and glad to participate.
It was balmy 26 degrees when runners began warming up for the Linda Carman Memorial 5K on Saturday, Dec. 7.
鈥淭oday is a runner鈥檚 paradise, sunshine and no wind,鈥 said Marc Hays, race coordinator. The event benefited the Community Pregnancy Center located at 755 E. McMurry Blvd. in Hartsville.
鈥淲e had a goal to have 50 participants registered for the race,鈥 said Hays. 鈥淔ifty-four people registered and 48 turned out for today鈥檚 event.鈥
Seven volunteers were on board to assist with registration and on the race route.
Linda Carman was committed to serving the Community Pregnancy Center. She was instrumental in the development of the center and a dedicated volunteer. Several family members continue her legacy by volunteering at the center. Linda鈥檚 husband, Carroll, and family members were present Saturday and participated with the event. Brainstorming and plans for next year鈥檚 run are underway.
The overall winner in the male category was Connor Zorn with a time of 19:40.09. The overall winner in the female category was Amy Walworth with a time of 23:55.75.
Tucker Brown placed first in the male division, ages 0-18. Hadley Zorn placed first in the female division, ages 0-18.
In the ages 19-35, Camden Butler placed first in the male division and Rosie Hays placed first in the female division.
Eric Guffey placed first in the male division, ages 36-50. Kristi Gallant placed first in the female division.
In the ages 51-64, Jackie Dawson placed first in the male division and Abby Jackson place first in the female division.
Ed Royals placed first in the male division ages 65 and up.
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