Exodus 5k/10K run crowns winners in third annual race
Published 11:18 pm Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Opening ceremonies were held before the runners in the 5k and 10k races took off during the start of the Exodus Run last Saturday at Washington’s waterfront. (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Opening ceremonies were held before the runners in the 5k and 10k races took off during the start of the Exodus Run last Saturday at Washington’s waterfront. (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Opening ceremonies were held before the runners in the 5k and 10k races took off during the start of the Exodus Run last Saturday at Washington’s waterfront. (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Elizabeth Barrera (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Avery Roberson (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Allie Nisbet (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Ginger Mirabella (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Jack Midyette (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Kathy Garren (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Merisa Valverde-Espinoza (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Blake Parker (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Tanya Midyette (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Susan Knox (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
Brian West (Jason O. Boyd | Washington Daily News)
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More than 200 runners took part in the third annual Exodus Run 5K/10K, which was held Saturday morning in Washington.
The event goes toward helping F3 Washington, with all proceeds going to the local District 2 recovery courts. The race details at RunSignUp.com describe recovery courts as “an intensive, judicially supervised court intervention that targets individuals involved in the criminal and juvenile court systems with a substance use, mental health, or co-occurring disorder.”
Runners were crowned in several different age groups for men and women. Below are the winners in each category.
More information can be found at RunSignUp.com by searching for “Exodus Run 5k/10k.” The next big run in Beaufort County is the NC Fossil Fest 5K on May 1 in Aurora. You can also find information on that at the RunSignUp.com website.
5K overall
Avery Roberson, Washington, 17:50 clock time
5k women
Ginger Mirabella, Bath, 24:48
10k overall
Andrew Greenhalgh, Kensington, Md., 35:34
10k women
Ashley Robey, Dumfries, Va., 47:14
5k female 1-19
Elizabeth Barerra, Washington, 27:23
5k women 20-29
Allie Nisbet, Washington, 25:15
5k women 30-39
Ashlyn Lewis, Chocowinity, 30:22
5k women 40-49
Ginger Mirabella, Bath, 24:48
5k women 50-59
Kim Gurganus, Bath, 34:24
5k women 60-99
Kathy Garren, Chocowinity, 30:01
5k men 1-19
David Barrera, Washington, 21:36
5k men 20-29
Connor Smith, Virginia Beach, Va., 23:02
5k men 30-39
Quinten Craft, Augusta, Ga. 29:15
5k men 40-49
Justin Modlin, Bath, 24:02
5k men 50-59
Jack Midyette, Chocowinity, 23:30
5k men 60-99
Bill Cherry, Chocowinity, 24:44
10k women 20-29
Merisa Valverde-Espinoza, Louisburg, 54:18
10k women 30-39
Jamie Hall, Washington, 59:33
10k women 40-49
Sara Austin, Beaufort, 56:52
10k women 50-59
Tanya Midyette, Chocowinity, 58:08
10k women 60-99
Susan Knox, Washington, 1:14.41
10K men 1-19
Coby Alligood, Blounts Creek, 46:47
10k men 20-29
Blake Parker, Washington, 47:14
10k men 30-39
Jirdan Temple, Washington, 46:52
10k men 40-49
Dominic Reisig, Washington, 47:57
10k men 50-59
Timmy Humphrey, Deep Run, 48:49
10k men 60-99
Brian West, Rocky Mount, 58:15
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