First to cross the finish line was Nick Ransom of Grandview with a 21.24 time. Close behind was second place finisher Jeff Grasher of Kansas City with a 21.37 time. The first woman to cross the finish line was Heidi Taylor of Blue Springs with a 24.24 finish.

Nick Ransom of Grandview crossed the finish line first with a 21.24 time and then received his medal.

Other notable finishes included Superintendent Kenny Rodrequez who finished in 8th place, and Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction Prissy LeMay who finished with a 36.35 time. For a complete list of runners, click here.

Grandview High School and the Physical Education Department was awarded $500 and a Bulldog trophy from the Grandview Education Foundation for having the most participants in the 5K. Principal Dr. VaShawn Smith said the money could be spent on a new portable volleyball net.

This award will be given to the District school with the greatest participation in the race each year.

GEF Executive Director Geoff Gerling awards $500 and a Bulldog trophy to GHS Coaches Dan Joiner and Kelsea Gaddy. The High School had the highest number of participants in the 5K.