Bazeley, Moulton win top spots at the 97th annual Tely 10 road race
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Kate Bazeley set a new race record at the Tely 10 in St. John's Sunday.
It's Bazeley's ninth win in the 10-mile road race, now in its 97th year.
She set a new race record as well, coming in at 53:42.
Runners-up for the women included Anne Johnston, Caden Lee, Darcie Stapleton and Maria Chafe.
Meanwhile, Levi Moulton, a Team NL Athletics coach for the upcoming Summer Games, took the top spot in the men's category.
He crossed the line first, followed by Griffin Gamble, William Pidduck, Callum Drever and Ben Collingwood.More to come
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