RUNNING

Riverfront Run

Groton — Results from the Riverfront Run 3.425-mile road race May 15 (121 finishers):

Top 10 men — 1. Bob Stack (Gales Ferry), 21:44; 2. Michael Stadolnik (Plainfield), 22:06; 3. David Masalin (Ledyard), 22:16; 4. Dan Ippolto (Ledyard), 22:23; 5. Joe Wojtas (Stonington), 22:50; 6. Justin Kane (Mystic), 23:23; 7. Jeffrey Van Deusen (East Lyme), 23:46; 8. Albert Phillips Jr. (Groton), 24:58; 9. Nicholas Barner (New London), 25:18; 10. Darrell Netto (Colchester), 25:28.

Top 10 women — 1. Brandy LeClair (Groton), 22:06; 2. Amanda Collins (Groton), 25:58; 3. Danielle Chirillo (Groton), 27:26; 4. Erin Kelly (Groton), 27:43; 5. Angela St. George (Brooklyn), 27:46; 6. Claudia Mitchell (Gales Ferry), 28:01; 7. Janet Holtz (East Lyme), 28:03; 8. Holly Hedde (Mystic), 29:21; 9. Kimberly Swett (Norwich), 29:43; 10. Ella Reese (Mystic), 30:03.

Divisional winners men — Ages 12-and-under, Tanner LeClair, 28:48; 13-19, Travis Williams, 26:21; 20-29, Masalin, 22:16; 30-39, Stadolnik, 22:06; 40-49, Wojtas, 22:50; 50-59, Netto, 25:28; 60-and-over, Tom Baker, 27:35.

Divisional winners women — Ages 12-and-under, Erin Ritter, 32:52; 13-19, Amanda Collins, 25:58; 20-29, Swett, 29:43; 30-39, Erin Kelly, 27:43; 40-49, Holtz, 28:03; 50-59, Joanne St. George, 30:37; 60-and-over, Pat Baker, 35:50.

Jogger Joe

Groton — John Trahan won the first Jogger Joe fun run of the season last Friday, covering the 3-mile road race around Groton Long Point in a time of 18 minutes, 37 seconds.

The rest of the top finishers:

2. Jim Roy, 18:39; 3. Steve Turner, 19:43; 4. Josh Harwell, 19:57; 5. Phil Plouffe, 21:20; 6. Gary Burfoot, 21:41; 7. Way Hedding, 25:19; 8. Melinda Hedding, 31:09; 9. Bill Schwartzenbach, 31:09.

The informal series of road races have been taking place every Friday in May and June for more than 35 years.

Runners meet at 6 p.m. at the Esker Point Beach parking lot on Groton Long Point Road in Noank for a 1.5-mile warm-up, followed by a 3-mile, self-timed race about 6:20. The flat, fast course begins and ends at the parking lot.

Though the races are informal, with no entry fees or registration, past competitors have included Boston Marathon winners, Olympians and world-class runners as well as casual joggers.

For more information e-mail Steve Fagin at 1stevefagin@gmail.com

GYMNASTICS

Shoreline Gymnastics

Katie Frese of Essex, a gymnast from Shoreline Gymnastics in Old Saybrook, won the balance beam with a score of 9.2 at the National Junior Olympic competition May 1 in West Virginia.

Frese was second all-around with 36.0.

She advanced by competing at the USAG States at Pomperaug High School, placing first on vault and second all-around, and at the regionals in Danvers, Mass., coming in first on vault and third all-around.

HORSESHOES

Deep River League

Standings from the Deep River Horseshoe League as of May 6:

1. Angels, 10-2; 2. Mets, 9.5-2.5; 3. Cardinals, 9-3; 4. Indians, 9-3; 5. Yankees, 8-4; 6. Cubs, 8-4; 7. Royals, 8-4; 8. Dodgers, 7-5; 9. Red Sox, 5-7; 10. Giants, 4-8; 11. Rangers, 4-8; 12. Tigers, 3.5-8.5; 13. Orioles, 2-10; 14. White Sox, 2-10; 15. Braves, 1-11.

Individual High Games — Class A, Mike Didomizio (42), Neil Johnson (42); Class B, Rich Sypher (30), John Nilson(29); Class C, Pete Perkins (31), Pat Mule (28).

GOLF

Old Lyme CC

Old Lyme — Results from the Old Lyme Country Club Women’s Golf Association One Low Net Tournament, May 13:

Low Net: Carolyn Dadona (Centerbrook), 33.

Low Putts: Kate Bollo (Essex), 15.