Girls 14-and-Under: Brooklyn Wake Runs Away with It

• Brooklyn Wake, 13, won the F0-14 group in 47:53 — a 7:42/mi pace that also ranked 10th among all women on the final push to the finish.
• Mckenzie Feagin surged hardest in the field, climbing from 30th to 11th among women in the closing mile — a 14th-fastest women's split on that segment.
• The gap from 1st to 3rd was over seven minutes — Wake (47:53), Feagin (50:32), Ganzenhuber (54:57) — while 4th through 6th compressed into a 4:39 window.
• The youngest finisher, A. Renaud at age 10, crossed in 2:07:07, three seconds behind Zoey Renaud — both completing the 10K at a determined 20:27/mi.

Brooklyn Wake made this one look controlled from the start. The 13-year-old from Clovis moved from 11th to 7th among all women in the closing mile, posting the 10th-fastest women's split on that segment — remarkable in a field that included adults. Her 47:53 finish, at a 7:42/mi clip, left second place nearly two and a half minutes back.

Mckenzie Feagin, 14, had the most dramatic move of the group. She entered the final mile sitting 30th among women and finished 11th — a charge that earned her the 14th-fastest women's closing split in the field and a comfortable hold on 2nd in the age group at 50:32. Isabella Ganzenhuber, also 13, rounded out the podium in 54:57, likewise climbing strongly through the women's field from 69th to 28th.

The story flipped for K. Giotta, 12, who had been running 28th among women at the one-mile mark but faded to 72nd by the finish — still good enough for 4th in the age group at 58:39. Bea Yrastorza and J. Hernandez, both finishing in the 1:02–1:03 range, were separated by just 45 seconds in 5th and 6th.

At the back, A. Galvez (11) finished in 1:10:20, and the two Renauds — Zoey, 13, and A., age 10 — came home together in just over two hours, three seconds apart, a fitting finish for what looked very much like a shared adventure across 6.2 miles.