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Three runners finished in under 17 minutes at the Prairie Striders Indoor 5K Saturday, Jan. 24, with Marc Corpus leading the way in the event at the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Center.
Corpus, who lead for all 16 2/3 laps around the 300-meter track, posted a time of 16:05.3. That is the third fastest time in the 11-year history of the race and only three-tenths of a second off of first place. Corpus, 20, lists an address of Weslaco, Texas, but works locally. Runner-up Ethan Miller, 33, earned the award for traveling the farthest. Miller, a physician from Omaha, Nebraska, ran the 3.1 miles in 16:28 to place fourth on the all-time list. Dylan Haar, a 15-year-old Brookings High School athlete was third with a time of 16:54, which is the 10th fastest all time. Winning the master’s division was 42-year-old Josh Scholten, of Marshall, Minnesota. His time of 17:50 missed the master’s mark of 16:30 that SDSU track alum Marty Wennblom set in 2020. However, Scholten’s time was good for fourth overall Saturday and 18th on the all-time list. First place in the women’s division went to another Brookings High School athlete. Kaylie Kuehl, 16, of Brookings, finished in 20:29. That is the ninth fastest female time in race history. She finished 38 seconds ahead of Arlington High School standout Kaelyn Ulschmid, 17, who clocked a time of 21:07. The women’s master’s division was won by Jenn McElroy, 44, of Watertown, who finished in 23:44. McEloy, who is the cross country coach at Watertown High School, set the female master’s record in 2024 with a time if 22:56. The event drew 34 competitors in addition to three non-timed walkers. Full results can be found at www.prairiestriders.net. The next Prairie Striders race is the Arbor Day 5K - April 24th. |
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