Hundreds run in 19th annual Joe Keany Memorial 5K

Hundreds run in 19th annual Joe Keany Memorial 5K

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Runners take off for the race’s fun run and walk on Sunday, June 7 at North Country Road Middle School in Miller Place. Photo by Erika Karp
Caitlin Sternberg, 13, of Miller Place, places first in the one-mile run on Sunday, June 7 at North Country Road Middle School in Miller Place. Photo by Erika Karp
James Lafontaine, 13, of Miller Place, finishes second in the one-mile run on Sunday, June 7 at North Country Road Middle School in Miller Place. Photo by Erika Karp
A young runner is guided to the finish line at the one-mile fun run on Sunday, June 7. Photo by Erika Karp
The coveted Joe Keany Memorial 5K Run/Walk Cup sits on display at the 19th annual race on Sunday, June 7. Photo by Erika Karp
Hundreds participated in the annual race, which honors Joe Keany, a 1986 Miller Place High School graduate, and cross country and track star. Photo by Erika Karp
Patrick Engel, 17, of Miller Place, places first at the Joe Keany Memorial 5K Run/Walk in Miller Place on Sunday, June 7. Photo by Erika Karp
Kerri Stravino, 35, of Mount Sinai, is the first female to cross the finish line at the Joe Keany Memorial 5K Run/Walk in Miller Place on Sunday, June 7. Photo by Erika Karp
A spectator cheers on runners at the Joe Keany Memorial 5K Run/Walk in Miller Place on Sunday, June 7. Photo by Erika Karp
A woman and her dog near the finish line at the Joe Keany Memorial 5K Run/Walk in Miller Place on Sunday, June 7. Photo by Erika Karp
Runners take off at the starting line of the 19th annual Joe Keany Memorial 5K Run/Walk in Miller Place on Sunday, June 7. Photo by Erika Karp

Runners pounded the pavement of North Country Road in Miller Place on Sunday for the 19th annual Joe Keany 5K Run/Walk.

The race honors the late Joe Keany, a 1986 Miller Place High School graduate who excelled at cross country and track. Keany was a member of the school’s 1984 county championship cross country team, and received All-County honors in the sport and All-Conference honors in track.

More than 250 people completed the five-kilometer race and another 105 completed a one-mile fun run.

 

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