The annual Coal Country Run was staged in Bienfait on Saturday, with the 141 participants enjoying great weather for the event.
The 10-kilometre division saw 62 people register, while 54 ran the five-kilometre race.
There were also 17 children in the kids' mini-mile pledge race, and eight others in the 5K bike-a-thon.
Jody Harris was the top overall runner in the 10K division, with a time of 49:43.
Braden Brock was also a challenger, but got mixed up on the course directions, resulting in his total distance being short of 10 kilometres.
Brock did win the male under-16 category, however. There were no participants in the female under-16 category.
In the 16-30 age group, Brad Brown took top spot on the male side, while Brady Johnson was the winner in the female category.
In the 31-44 age group, Tom Copeland won the male title, and Harris was the winner in the female category.
Randy Dyck and Cathy Burton were the winners for ages 45-55, while Tim Perry and Peggy Rohatyn won the over-56 categories.
In the 5K division, Levi Clampitt was the top finisher in a time of 21:37. He was in the 16-30 age group.
Noah Perkins and Hayley Dechaine were the winners in the under-16 category, while Keena McKnight won the female 16-30 group.
Rodney Phillips and Candace Wheeler were the top runners in the 31-44 categories, while Lorraine Schlamp took top spot in the 45-55 female group. There were no entrants in the male 45-55 or male 56 and over categories.
Debby Knight crossed the finish line first among female 56 and over entrants.
Meanwhile, the 25 kids entered gathered $4,199.25 in pledges for the Bienfait Memorial Arena.
The top two pledge gatherers were Kyler Dutka and Barrett Fleck, combining for $2,188.25. The third highest pledge collector was three-year-old Sade Olson.
The fastest male mini-mile runner was Brad Graves, while Calissa Lockerby was the top female mini-mile athlete.
Each kid was presented with a medal and a T-shirt for their participation.
A free brunch was provided for 5K and 10K entrants, and the Weldon School Community Council provided a barbecue for the kids and spectators.
