Mickowski, Lubieniecki Win 8th Annual Race for Fetal Hope 5K

This year’s Race for Fetal Hope attracted thousands of participants including kids, teen organizations, foundation enthusiasts and runners alike. An impressive prize purse drew a handful of Colorado’s local elites, topping last year’s top times and increasing the race’s competitive field. When the gun went off at Wash Park on Sunday, it was clear that this year’s race was going to be an exciting mix of impressive runners and emotionally-charged foundation enthusiasts. In the end, it was John Mickowski crossing the finish line first in 15:20, followed by Adam Rich in 15:26 and Japheth Ng’ojoy in 15:39. The women’s field was just as impressive, as Kara Lubieniecki crossed the finish line in 17:50, with second and third place finishers Chantelle Dron and Christie Foster hot on her heels, coming in at 17:52 and 17:55, respectively. The Race for Fetal Hope encompasses health and the fight against obesity in both adults and our children, as well as most importantly highlights awareness for and the hope that exists for expecting parents who have been diagnosed with a fetal syndrome. In its 8th year the race continues to grow and will surely continue to be a top 5k in Colorado.