LEE, Mass. -- Lee's Maguire Roosa and Glendale's Morgan Windram-Geddes were the top finishers Sunday at the High Lawn Farm Keep Moo’ving 5K.

 

The event was held to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the family-owned dairy farm and as a benefit for Berkshire Bounty, a food rescue organization that serves emergency food distribution programs county-wide.

 

Roosa hit the finish line in 19 minutes, 30.45 seconds, a 6:16 mile pace, to edge runner-up Pat McNaughton (19:31.87) by just more than a second.

 

Windram-Geddes was the top female finisher and sixth-place finisher overall, covering the out-and-back course around the farm property in 20:21.31.

 

The second and third female runners were Barrington, R.I.'s, Caroline Reznik and Pittsfield's Kelly Maginnis in 22:58.70 and 22:58.76, respectively.

 

The race saw 262 finishers from 10 different states in the runner division and had a walking component as well.

 

More photos from this event here.

 

Top 20: 1. Maguire Roosa, Lee, 19:30.45; 2. Pat McNaughton, 19:31.87; 3. Raphael Bruno, Pittsfield, 19:35.52; 4. Brady Payson, Dalton, 20:00.78; 5. Lenox Silvestro-Dias, Pittsfield, 20:06.80; 6. Morgan Windram-Geddes, Glendal, 20:21.31; 7. Leigh Schmitt, 20:56.25; 8. Taran Caston, Pittsfield, 21:18.14; 9. Simeon Mercier, Pittsfield, 21:23.17; 10. Cristhian Cabrera, Pittsfield, 21:24.26; 11. Cory Mercier, Pittsfield, 21:51.83; 12. Daniel Wheeler, Lanesborough, 22:05.17; 13. Rich Lassor, Lee, 22:09.52; 14. Dylan Lundgren, Dalton, 22:12.36; 15. Brian Henault, Pittsfield, 22:14.65; 16. Luke Breslin, Monterey, 22:26.33; 17. Jason Chicoine, Rensselaer, N.Y., 22:40.34; 18. David Oelberg, Lenox, 22:45.87; 19. Michael Tucker, Dalton, 22:50.08; 20. Ben Dickens, Portland, Maine, 22:52.80.