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Clydesdale: 185 0-39: 2. Kirk Bergendahl, Miami, 1:22:37. 200 40+: 1. Robert Charbonneau, Miami, 1:11:16. 225 40+: 3. Manny Tavarez, Miami, 1:15:28.

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Duathlon

Joel Lezcano, 43, of Miami won the men’s 40-44 age group during the Tradewinds Duathlon at Tradewinds Park in Coconut Creek.

He covered the 0.75-mile run, 10-mile bike and 3-mile run in 58 minutes 13 seconds.

Top local finishers: Male: 10-14: 1. Noah Sadir, Miami, 1:25:43. 25-29: 1. Andrew Brimer, Miami, 1:24:16. 65-69: 2. Arturo Perez, Miami, 1:18:30. Female: 25-29: 1. Kristen Bean, Miami Beach, 1:15:42. 35-39: 1. Cristina Moros, Miami. Clydesdale: 200: 2. Guillermo Sadir, Miami, 1:32:09.

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Pine Crest Cross-Country Invitational

Miami individuals and teams ran very well at the Pine Crest High School Cross-Country Invitational at Mills Pond Park in Fort Lauderdale.

Miami Country Day won the boys’ team title. Ryan Finvarb, the youngest runner in the field as the only seventh grader, clinched it by placing 28th among team runners (30th overall).

Gulliver Prep was runner-up in the boys and girls’ divisions. The 3.1-mile race included 13 teams and 153 finishers.

Boys: Teams: 1. Miami Country Day 80; 2. Gulliver Prep 81; 3. Pine Crest 88; 4. Boca Raton-St. Andrews 107; 5. Westminster Christian 124; 6. Coral Springs Charter 175; 7. LaSalle 177; 8. Mater Academy 179; 9. Coral Shores 209; 10. Coconut Creek-North Broward Prep 227; 11. Florida Christian 257; 12. Pembroke Pines-Somerset Academy 360.

Individuals: Top local finishers: 5. Ben Nevils (SFH) 18:22; 6. Gilbert Rodriguez (Mater) 18:41; 8. Steven Chadwick (CS) 18:47; 9. Billy Lowe (Gull) 19:01; 10. Jacob Strouse (MCD) 19:06; 11. Hunter Ager (WC) 19:14; 12. Emil Martayan (MCD) 19:15; 13. Nick Montalvo (LaS) 19:16; 14. Anthony Vernon (WC) 19:36; 16. Julian Schultz (MCD) 19:45; 17. Carlos Silva (Gull) 19:57; 19. Miguel Lescano (Mater) 20:02; 20. Kai Ito (Gull) 20:04; 21. Juan Pino (Gull) 20:10; 22. Theodore Pornprinya (MCD) 20:11; 24. Alex Hernandez (Gull) 20:18; 25. Connor Wooten (WC) 20:24; 28. Carlos Tornell (LaS) 20:33; 29. Parker Brannon (WC) 20:34; 30. Ryan Finvarb (MCD) 20:39; 33. Carter Weiss (MCD) 20:50; 34. Drenard Turnbull (Mater) 20:51; 35. Joachim DosSantos (Gull) 20:54; 36. Pablo Gonzales (CS) 20:55; 38. Danny Garcia (Gull) 20:57.

Girls: Teams: 1. Fort Lauderdale-Pine Crest 25; 2. Gulliver Prep 88; 3. Boca Raton-St. Andrews 99; 4. Mater Academy 109; 5. Westminster Christian 131; 6. Miami Country Day 141; 7. Florida Christian 146; 8. South Florida HEAT 205; 9. LaSalle 218; 10. Coral Springs Charter 284.

Individuals: Top local finishers: 2. Victoria Camargo (FC) 21:39; 3. Victoria Hoppe (WC) 21:50; 6. Alyssa Pujol (Gull) 22:11; 9. Nicole Romanach (WC) 22:29; 11. Venus Garcia (Mater) 22:46; 12. Haley Felder (FC) 23:00; 14. Ivette Trana (Mater) 23:10; 15. Alexa Mora (WC) 23:30.61; 16. Hansine Vexlund (Gull) 23:30.92; 17. Alexis Rodriguez (Mater) 23:41; 18. Mallory Brown (MCD) 23:42; 19. Taylor Sennett (MCD) 23:45; 20. Clara Aristimuno (Gull) 23:50; 21. Ally Pond (SFH) 23:53; 22. Kaylee Fantis (Gull) 24:00; 24. Allison Keller (Gull) 24:13; 27. Amy Ravelo (LaS) 24:24; 28. Elizabeth Stone (MCD) 24:41; 30. Rosalin Van der Weerden (Gull) 24:51; 34. Marcy Garcia (SFH) 25:05; 35. Daniella Ofarrill (Mater) 25:16; 36. Janice Ricon (Mater) 25:16.

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