| Weaverville Man, Asheville Woman Win Bear Hillclimb at Highland Games |
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| Written by Adam Hicks | ||||
| Thursday, 09 July 2009 18:40 | ||||
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According to Kristen Pickeral, of Grandfather Mountain, over 950 runners participated in the five-mile run up Grandfather Mountain.
The course was foggy from the beginning, with some patches so thick, it was difficult for runners to see a few yards ahead of them.
25-year-old Daniel Amick, of Weaverville, won the race with a time of 31 minutes and 1.9 seconds. 32-year-old Stewart Moran, of Asheville, placed second, and 30-year-old Ryan Woods of Boone took third.
On the women’s side, 30-year-old Amber Moran, wife of second-place male, Stewart Moran, was the first woman to cross the time stripe with a time of 37 minutes and 57.9 seconds. 28-year-old Amanda Cook, of Banner Elk, took second, and 30-year-old Alison Bryant, of Elkin placed third.
(Photos courtesy of Kristen Pickeral)
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The Grandfather Mountain Highland Games were kicked off Thursday night with the 15th running of the Bear Hillclimb.











