- April 16, 2024
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Youth group children take a photo with Father Al before the start of the 5K.
Father Al leads the Hail Mary before runners take off.
Runners get set.
The children lead the start of the run.
Chris Tsouklaris, of Flagler Beach ran in 22:20 and placed third for overall men's.
Eric Phillips, of Palm Coast ran in 26:52 and placed third for his age group.
Hannah McGuire, of Flagler Beach ran in 24:34 and placed third in the overall women's.
Jack Reynolds, of Flagler Beach ran in 25:08 and placed first in his age group.
Jessie Whitley, of Palm Coast ran in 26:35 and placed second in her age group.
John Neff, of Flagler Beach ran in 26:52 and placed second in his age group.
Kristen Mitchell, of Palm Coast ran in 24:20 and placed second in overall women's.
Mark Russell, of Palm Coast ran in 25:51 and placed second in his age group.
Mary Reynolds, of Flagler Beach ran in 25:48 and placed first in her age group.
Matthew Neff, of Flagler Beach ran in 33:22.
Nicole Masgino, of Palm Coast ran in 28:13 and placed first in her age group.
Phil DeAugustine, of Palm Coast ran in 22:59 and placed first in his age group.
Timothy McGuirre, of Flagler Beach ran in 21:20 and placed second for overall men's.
This year’s Mission Possible 5K at Santa Maria del Mar in Flagler Beach brought in over 100 runners on April 9.
What started as a fun run turned into a very successful 5K this year with donations. All donations for the race benefited the youth program at the church.
Donations help support mission trips over the summer as well as youth group trips throughout the year.
The end of this year’s race brought the debut of the “Bolt for Brian,” a 50-yard dash for children who are too young to participate in the 5K. The run is dedicated to Brian Pison, who died at 18 years old last year. He was very active with the church, always helping Father Al Esposito, the church’s pastor, as well as the church’s youth group.
All of the 50-yard-dash proceeds went to the Brian Pison Foundation, which supports the youth group.
Esposito was happy to see families and young people engaged in the church, with everyone coming together to support a common cause for providing quality experiences for the youth.
