Logan Totten-Lancaster, a rising sophomore on the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology cross country team, won the Coon Dog Day 5K on Saturday in Saluda.
Totten-Lancaster, a native of Carthage, N.C., finished in 17:37, 14 seconds ahead of Jay Upchurch of Charleston, S.C. and his younger brother, Colton Totten-Lancaster.
Julia Farley, a 13-year-old from Lemont, Ill., took top female honors and placed ninth overall.
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Saluda’s Julie McCauley placed 14th overall and was the top local finisher.
Polk County sophomore Sadie Schweitzer finished 64th in 27:16, and Cameron Cole took 73rd in 27:42.
More than 300 runners competed in the annual race, held as part of Saluda’s Coon Dog Day Festival. Full results are available at runsignup.com.
