It was chilly and damp but no rain fell on runners for the Fountain Hills Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day. More than 1,300 runners competed in the 5K race and 1-mile walk to burn calories in …
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Turkey Trot winners announced
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It was chilly and damp but no rain fell on runners for the Fountain Hills Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day. More than 1,300 runners competed in the 5K race and 1-mile walk to burn calories in preparation for dinner later in the day.
Terence Galasso of Scottsdale was the winner for the 5K, completing the run in 16:05. Courtney Covers, visiting from Wisconsin, was the first woman across the line in 18:57.
A group of Fountain Hills residents were not far behind as Scott Jarriel finished second overall at 16:16. Amanda Leone and Hope Brecto finished the race almost simultaneously at 19:26 and 19:27 respectively.
