Rojas runs to Jingle Bell Jog 5K title (ADDS RESULTS)

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Felipe Rojas won the annual Jingle Bell Jog 5K Saturday morning at the YMCA. He bested a large, and in many cases lot younger field Saturtday. A large number of participants took advantage of mild weather to run the 5K and 1K fun run. Daily Sun photo/Raymond Linex II

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December 1, 2012

Rojas runs to Jingle Bell Jog 5K title (ADDS RESULTS)

From Staff Reports Corsicana Daily Sun The Corsicana Daily Sun Sat Dec 01, 2012, 11:28 AM CST

Corsicana — Felipe Rojas won the annual Jingle Bell Jog 5K Saturday morning at the YMCA. He bested a large, and in many cases lot younger field Saturtday.

A large number of participants took advantage of mild weather to run the 5K and 1-mile fun run.

See pictures on our Facebook page. Look for results in the Tuesday print edition of the Daily Sun.

Results

1 mile

Age 0-12 male

1^st place Pedro Torres

2^nd place Isacc Arredondo

Age 13-20 male

1^st Onesima Vasquez

2^nd Seth Faqua

Age 21-39 male

1^st Devin Castillo

2^nd Cesar Tiscareno

Age 40+ male

1^st Saul Guzman

2^nd Hector Franco

Age 0-12 female

1^st Nylan Rodriquez

2^nd Myriyea Carranza

Age 13-20 female

1^st Hallie Brazwell

2^nd Taya Oitch

Age 21-39 female

1^st Lily Castillo

2^nd Rosemary Rodriquez

Age 40+ female

1^st Mannela Rodriquez

2^nd Anna Allen

Age 0-12 male

1^st Gabe Gilfillan

2^nd Sean Morgan

Age 13-20 male

1^st Reid Folmar

2^nd Daniel Vasquez

Age 21-39 male

1^st Oliver Jackson

2^nd Matt Parker

40+ male

1^st Felipe Rojas

2^nd Ruben Rodriguez

Age 0-12 female

1^st Isabella Binford

2^nd Ashely Butron

Age 13-20 female

1^st Audrey Binford

2^nd Alison Roman

Age 21-39 female

1^st Becca Hollingsworth

2^nd Kim Wyatt

Age 40+ female

1^st Kelli Williams

2^nd Casie Young

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