Angel Rojas of Hampton Bays was the winner of the Flying Point 8K in 27:55 (5:37 pace).
Photos by Cailin Riley
Photos by Cailin Riley
Angel Rojas of Hampton Bays cruised to an easy win in the fifth annual Flying Point Run for autism awareness on Sunday morning in Water Mill. The 24-year-old won the race in 27:55 (5:37 pace) in what was the
first year that the course
was shortened from a 10K to an 8K.
Rojas had a comfortable lead on Justin Kulchinsky, 37, of East Hampton who was second in 29:46 (6:00). Jim MacWhinnie, 38, of Southampton was third in 31:47 (6:24) and Emily Brust, 14, a wheelchair competitor, crossed the finish line fourth in 32:00 (6:27).
Danielle Messinger, 32, of North Babylon was the first female and was fifth overall in 32:03 (6:27) and Juan Pevez, 49, of Hampton Bays was sixth in 32:44 (6:35). Ken Poliwoda, 41, of Southold was... more
Rojas had a comfortable lead on Justin Kulchinsky, 37, of East Hampton who was second in 29:46 (6:00). Jim MacWhinnie, 38, of Southampton was third in 31:47 (6:24) and Emily Brust, 14, a wheelchair competitor, crossed the finish line fourth in 32:00 (6:27).
Danielle Messinger, 32, of North Babylon was the first female and was fifth overall in 32:03 (6:27) and Juan Pevez, 49, of Hampton Bays was sixth in 32:44 (6:35). Ken Poliwoda, 41, of Southold was... more
