Dashing for donuts: Ormond Beach Police Athletic League hold annual 5K

The proceeds benefitted PAL's youth programs.

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It's a cliche, but cops do love their donuts — at least, Ormond Beach officers do. 

Over 200 people took part in the annual Ormond Beach Police Athletic League Donut Dash 5K on Saturday, April 23, which began and ended at The Trails Shopping Center, with the race running through The Trails and Tomoka Oaks subdivisions. The proceeds benefitted PAL's youth programs, which include Science on Patrol, youth basketball, tutoring and its Youth Director Council.

PAL was established in 1996 to "foster and encourage the development of positive relationships between our youth, officers and community members," according to the Ormond Beach city website. About 800 children, teens and families participate in PAL's programs and special events every year. 

The top 10 finishers at this year's Donut Dash were:

  1. Hayden Herndon, 16, of Ormond Beach — 18:35
  2. Christian Berberich, 20, of Holstville, New York — 18:47
  3. Shannon Hickney Jones, 36, of Ormond Beach — 19:21
  4. Hunter Shuler, 14, of Daytona Beach — 20:16
  5. Noah Anderson, 17, of Ponce Inlet — 20:19
  6. Paul Shuler, 56, of Daytona Beach — 20:24
  7. Dave Perkins, 41, of Port Orange — 21:12
  8. Kevin Rybicki, 37, of De Leon Springs — 21:31
  9. Kieran Mannion, 20, of Commack, New York — 21:35
  10. Randy Barry, 60, of Port Orange — 21:37

For more race results, visit racesmith.com

 

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