Sherlock, a Northern Bedford High School graduate who is now living in Waynesboro, was running the 15K for the first time after having won several 5K titles in the holiday event. He paced the men’s field with a time of 54 minutes, 50.88 seconds.

McCrum, a Juniata Valley High school alum, won the women’s 15K race for the second straight year, finishing in a time of 1:01.10.49 that was identical to her winning time in the 2025 race.

The 5K men’s champion was incoming Hollidaysburg High School freshman Mason Kephart, who registered a winning time of 16:29.13, while incoming Bedford High School senior Chloe May won her second straight women’s 5K title with a time of 17:51.87.

Donna Stoltz of Altoona won the championship in the 2-mile walk with a time of 20:17.34.

Photo for the Mirror by Chuck Meyers Ella McCrum from Alexandria won the Women's 15K with a time of 1:01:10.49

The Mirror will have a complete story on the race in Monday’s edition.

Photo for the Mirror by Chuck Meyers Mason Kephart from Duncansville crosses the finish line, winning the 5K with a time of 16:29.13

Photo for the Mirror by Chuck Meyers Chloe May from Bedford approaches the finish line, winning the Women's 5K with a time of 17:51.87

Photo by for the Mirror by Chuck Meyers Brodie Bilthuis (left) of Duncansville and Jonathan Hill (right) of Johnstown come down the home stretch in the Blair Regional YMCA Angie Gioiosa 4th of July Memorial Race.

Photo for the Mirror by Chuck Meyers 15K runners start the Blair Regional YMCA Angie Gioiosa Fourth of July Memorial Race on 12th Avenue in front of the Mishler Theatre.