BAINBRIDGE – Nearly 1,000 runners, walkers and kids’ dashers came out for this year’s Bainbridge Youth Services Fourth of July Fun Run. This, the 37th annual event, featured a mile run/walk, a 5k run/walk and a Kids Dash at Winslow Green.

The mile event broke a record for the most participants ever, 215, compared with last year’s 211.

More than 700 people registered for the 5K race, and 686 runners turned out for it, compared with 630 last year. In addition, there were about 85 youngsters in the family friendly Kids Dash event, compared with last year’s 70.

“Bainbridge Island’s Grand Old Fourth continues to be one of the premier running events of the West Sound,” said finish line coordinator Greg Chapman, who has worked with many races throughout Washington in the past 32 years.

More than 70 volunteers put in countless hours on the Fun Run, with the cooperation of the Bainbridge city council, the chamber of commerce, Bainbridge police and fire departments, the Metropolitan Park & Recreation District and dozens of local businesses.

All proceeds, the total which is not yet compiled, benefit Bainbridge Youth Services, which provides free and confidential counseling, job training, scholarships and more for youth ages 10 to 21.

“We want to thank the community and our sponsors for their ongoing support,” said BYS executive director Marina Cofer-Wildsmith. “None of this would be possible without their generosity.”

Entire families, teams and people young and old came out to run and walk the event — some pushing babies in strollers and others walking their dogs.

2016 BYS Fun Run results

OVERALL WINNERS

Mile: Sam Zuckerman, 5:56, and Hannah Gray, 6:36.

5K: Ryan Cox, 16:27 (a new record over last year’s winning time of 16:57) and Sophie Carroll, 20:13.

MILE

MALES

6 and under: First, Own Reitz, 8:12; second, Calvin Roberson, 9:49; third, Oliver Cunningham, 9:52.

7-9: First, Callan Ferebee, 7:41; second, Colten Thompson, 8:07; third, Bison McCotter-Hulett, 8:32.

10-12: First, Noah Kasky, 6:22; second, Rowan Schick, 6:43; third, Ryan Sturham, 6:51.

13-15: First, Jack Barbo, 7:41; second, Sal McDermott, 7:44; third, Max Westphal, 7:57.

16-18: First, John Sloat III, 6:50.

19-29: First, Sam Zuckerman, 5:56; second, Ian Shiach, 6:22; third, Jeff Seab, 8:51.

30-39: First, J.B. Waterman, 6:06; second, Joe Jaszewski, 6:08; third, Jay Reitz, 8:12.

40-49: First, Todd Howard, 6:05; second, Bradley Schick, 6:44; third, Wes Hays, 6:58.

50-59: First, Renni Bispham, 8:24; second, Kelly Muldrow, 9:28; third, Jonathan Davis, 12:41.

60-69: First, Karl Stock, 9:50; second, Jim Seeb, 11:38.

FEMALES

6 and under: First, Eisie Kushmer, 9:08; second, Evelyn Hale, 9:52; third, Magdalena Rufo-Hill, 10:11.

7-9: First, Nora Topham, 7:49; second, Nanna Karlgren, 7:57; third, Tess Longoria, 8:17.

10-12: First, Hannah Gray, 6:36; second, Lucy King, 8:02; third, Gabby Edwards, 8:11.

13-15: First, Zoe Lim, 7:26; second, Tia Reaton, 7:58; third, Amanda Fox, 8:06.

16-18: N/A

19-29: First, Annie Zuckerman, 7:58; second, Julie Harris, 13:38.

30-39: First, Jennifer Pancholi, 10:05; second, Brooke Rufo-Hill, 10:18;  third , Dede Knapp, 10:24.

40-49: First, Sally Crumplin, 9:07; second, Sarah Auerbach, 9:14; third, Ellen Schzoer, 9:16.

50-59: First, Mary Sloat, 9:35; second, Ellen Faust, 10:19; third, Julie Schick, 10:20.

60-69: First, Pam Zuckerman, 7:40; second, Terri Lane, 9:58; third, Lisa Seeb, 12:44.

70 and over: First, Robertia Leigh, 21:08.

5K

MALES

14 and under: First, Sean Westerhout, 21:34; second, Alex Prust, 22:47; third, Mace Korytko, 23:20.

15-18: First, Ryan Cox, 16:27; second, Will Gleason, 18:14; third, Jacob Carlson, 18:22.

19-24: First, Carroll Camerson, 16:45; second, Christen Ian, 16:53; third, Nathaniel Bouer-rechlin, 17:40.

25-29: First, Zach Brooks, 17:44; second, Bogie Foden, 21:03; third, Joe Adelson, 22:58.

30-34: First, Burt Sangz, 17:53; second, Dave Maas, 18:16; third, Alex Eisner, 18:42.

35-39: First, Chris Charles, 18:18; second, Jeff Tillinghast, 20:35; third, Steve Grossman, 23:03.

40-44: First, Steve Suturius, 21:28; second, Ashley Flarey, 23:17; third, Joel Headrickson, 23:56.

45-49: First, David McVay, 18:51; second, Tom Provencher, 19:03; third, Raymond Miles, 19:15.

50-59: First, Frank O’Brien, 18:56; second, Brian Vickers, 21:30; third, Mark Frazier, 21:45.

60-69: First, Lloyd Hamilton, 23:59; second, John Blair, 24:51; third, Bill Robertson, 24:54.

70 and over: First, Peter Konis, 31:49; second, Grant Blackinton, 36:18; third, Robert Chicoine, 37:59.

FEMALES

14 and under: First, Emma Brundige, 22:33; second, Madde Skeel, 22:47; third, Grace Apel, 24:31.

15-18: First, Naomi Von Ruden, 21:21; second, Jackie McVay, 22:03; third, Julia Denunger, 22:49.

19-24: First, Sophie Carroll, 20:13; second, Grace Miles, 23:36; third, Madeline Kotz, 26:24.

25-29: First, Emma Miller-Belell, 21:42; second Leigh Ann Quill, 22:46; third, Anna Tupper-Bridges, 22:51.

30-34: First, Erica Tillinghast, 21:46; second, Jennifer Heitland, 24:55; third, Lorraine Yursthansky, 25:03.

35-39: First, Heidi Loewen, 21:11; second, Amye Hadley, 22:16; third, Laura Cardenas, 22:46.

40-44: First, Wendy Prust, 24:35; second, Jennifer Campbell, 24:49; third, Jesska Henderson, 25:02.

45-49: First, Katey Owen, 22:52; second, Leslie Smith, 24:01; third, Ann Browning, 24:05.

50-59: First, Sharen Borgias, 23:29; second, Laura Ichikawa, 24:53; third, Jill Kelleher-Mondello,28:08.

60-69: First, Pamela Keyes, 27:45; second, Chris Thompson, 29:05; third, Cindy Beck, 30:42

70 and over: First, Judith Tingley, 41:25; second, Gail Rosenbuam, 58:06; third, Patsy Chandler, 58:19.