Noli Torre tops 5K in Leg 3 of Trilogy Run Asia
Torre clocked in 16 minutes and two seconds to rule the course, while Justwin Guerrero (17:08) and Brandon Aydlett (19:31) completed the podium. Lezamy Sanita (20:21), Shaira Mae Fantilaga (20:30, and Elleiot Abat (25:01) were the top three finishers of the women's 5k race.
Arlan Arbios, meanwhile, ruled the men's 32K race with a time of one hour, 52 minutes, and 28 seconds, almost two minutes faster than runner-up Edsel Moral (1:54:35) and third placer Mark Anthony Oximar (2:09:46).
Maricar Camacho, on the other hand, had two hours, 21 minutes, and 29 seconds to rule the women's 32K race, ahead of Eloisa Cusi (2:22:59) and April Rose Diaz (2:26:06).
In the 21K race, Eduard Flores (1:13:27) and Jessa Mae Roda (1:36:42) finished first in the men's and women's division, respectively, while Vincent Arvin Avestruz (33:52) and Asia Paraase (40:11) ruled the 10K men's and women's races, respectively.
The National Finals of the Sante Barley Trilogy Run Asia will be held on November 9.
—JKC, GMA Integrated News
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