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Alex White finishes the 10-kilometer event at Sunday's Dalton CRA May Day Races.
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Charlene Auger finishes as the fastest woman in Sunday's 5K.
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The event also features a fun run.
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Children climb over a haystack during the Obstacles and Popsicles competition.

White Dominant at May Day Races

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DALTON, Mass. -- Nearly 100 road racers and about 150 youngsters turned out Sunday for the 46th annual Dalton CRA May Day Races at Nessacus Middle School.
 
Alex White finished nearly seven minutes ahead of the field for a dominating win in the 10-kilometer race, crossing the finish line in 34 minutes, 40.30 seconds.
 
The top woman in the 10K field, Emelyn Theriault, finished in 43:52.03, good for third overall in the 45-runner field.
 
Fifty-two racers clocked a time in the event's 5K, which ran concurrently with the 10K.
 
Lucas Wildrick took first with a time of 19:43.48.
 
The fastest female in the 5K field was Charlene Auger, who finished in 23:58.68.
 
The May Day races include not just the on road events but also a series of competitions for children of all ages, including the Obstacles and Popsicles race, where little ones run, climb over hay stacks, crawl on their bellies and trek through the woods to complete the circuit, and the Sprint Splatter Mile for older children 9 and up.
 
 
Sprint Splatter Mile
1. Lucas Kunde, 8:26.21; 2. Nicholas Jerebtsov, 8:28.96; 3. Marcel Toro, 8:29.93; 4. Jack Smith, 8:52.57; 5. Addison Wilkinson, 8:57.19; 6. Jack Sonsini, 8:59.90; 7. Clay Whitney, 9:00.68; 8. Mabyn Gorman, 9:07.26; 9. Devin Wendling, 9:08.02; 10. Aiden Roots, 9:46.29.
 
Obstacles and Popsicles (6 and up)
1. Makena Ayinbora, 4:40.25; 2. Richard Sokolowski, 4:49.39; 3. Lena Kelly, 5:06.13; 4. Brooklyn Renderer, 5:11.03; 5. Juliana Anastasio, 5:18.79; 6. Eva Esposito, 5:18.90; 7. Eli Guilian, 5:20.40; 8. Cecelia Clark, 5:20.61; 9. Max Sokolowski, 5:24.39; 10. Jackson Rumbutis, 5:33.71.
 
Obstacles and Popsicles (5 and under)
1. Jake Vosburgh, 5:05.34; 2. Maisley Reed, 5:47.84; 3. Cecelia Polson, 6:04.13; 4. Avalina Wilkinson, 6:05.16; 5. Rainey Kovacs, 6:06.10; 6. Wesley Smegal, 6:11.98; 7. Tessa Marshall, 6:16.33; 8. Greyson Garner, 6:18.85; 9. Johanna Sheran, 6:38.59; 10. Jameson Sawtelle, 6:38.74.
 
5-Kilometer
1. Lucas Wildrick, 19:43.48; 2. Matt Fontaine, 20:18.36; 3. Mike Guilian, 21:05.97; 4. Zachary Carpenter, 21:11.80; 5. Michael Candilore, 21:44.90; 6. Brayden Ryan, 21:58.39; 7. Charlene Auger, 23:58.68; 8. Josh Hasty, 24:42.36; 9. Bruce Ryan, 25:20.33; 10. Ashley Hynes, 26:10.57.
 
10-Kilometer
1. Alex White, 34:40.30; 2. Stefan Ogle, 41:31.42; 3. Emelyn Theriault, 43:52.03; 4. Christina Korney, 44:27.85; 5. April Pitroff Varellas, 45:23.73; 6. Jonathan Hunt, 46:47.85; 7. Christine Arace, 47:01.02; 8. Fabienne Therriault, 47:10.32; 9. Chris Barry, 47:30.06; 10. Anna Peters, 48:33.67.
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Garceau Repeats as National Champion

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On the heels of her NCAA Division III National Championship, Wahconah graduate and UMass-Boston senior Aryianna Garceau was named the Northeast Region Women's Track Athlete of the Year by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association this month.
 
Garceau broke her own Division III record in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.25 seconds at the National Championship meet in Birmingham, Ala.
 
She also earned all-America honors with a seventh-place finish in the 200-meter dash at the meet -- the fifth all-America recognition in her stellar colleague career.
 
With this month's win at the NCAA indoors, Garceau has won three national crowns, including the 2025 indoor 60-meter hurdles and the 2025 outdoor 100 hurdles.
 
Garceau and the Beacons open the outdoor season on Saturday at the Flagship Opener at UMass-Amherst.
 
Staying on track, Mount Greylock graduate Jack Catelotti helped the Rensselaer Polytechnic men win the Liberty League Indoor Championship. Catelotti ran a leg on the Engineers' third-place 4-by-400 relay team.
 
Another former Mountie, Wesleyan University first-year student-athlete Katherine Goss, placed 10th in the triple jump with a mark of 10.9 meters at the New England Division III Championships. She opened the outdoor season with a third-place finish in the 100-meter hurdles at last weekend's J. Elmer Swanson Spring Classic in Middletown, Conn.
 
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