On Sunday morning, around 35,000 runners gathered for the 30th annual Army Ten Miler. Of the 26,238 finishers, 25-year-old Kerri Gallagher won the women’s overall for the third consecutive year, finishing in 54:50—six seconds faster than her 2013 time, which broke the course record. Army Spc. Caroline Jepleting, who flew in from Germany for the race, came in second in the women’s division, earning the top US military finisher spot with a time of 56:34. Solonei Da Silva, 32, won the men’s overall for the second year in a row, with a time of 48:28.
The 2015 Army Ten-Miler is scheduled for October 11. Read on for some highlights from this year’s race below, and see more photos via Flickr.
