The inaugural running of Crack the Code was held Saturday, April 10th at the Vonage Headquarters in Holmdel. It was a smashing success! Over 300 participants embraced the cool sunshine and windy conditions for the first-year 5K and 1-mile walk.

Craig Segal of Highlands was the top finishing male with a time of 15:14, followed by Pat D'Alessandro of Colts Neck (16:42) and Daniel Feder of Princeton (16:48). On the women's side, top honors went to Dianne DeOliveira of Brick, with a winning time of 19:18. Lindsay Guenter of Sinking Spring, PA was second (20:06) and Kerri Walker of Tinton Falls rounded out the top three (20:13).

Awards were presented to the top 10 male and female runners along with raffle prizes, post race.

Special congratulations to Race Director, and breast cancer survivor, Janet Clapp of Fair Haven, and the entire race committee. Crack the Code's mission is to "Find the Cause and Ease the Cure for Breast Cancer". Proceeds for the first-year event benefitted the amazing genetic research of Dr. Susan Domchek of the Abramson Cancer Center at UPENN, and the missions and initiatives of the Holmdel Community UCC.

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Craig Segal, 1st Place Men's.

Pat D'Alessandro, 2nd Place Men's.

Daniel Feder, 3rd Place Men's.

Diane DeOliveira, 1st Place Women's.

Lindsay Guenter, 2nd Place Women's.

Kerri Walker, 3rd Place Women's.

Dr. Susan Domchek.