John Bogen, of Flagstaff starts the 10K race during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Carrie McCalvin, of Sedona, runs the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Mike Creed, of Newark, DE, flexes as he comes down the dual slalom while running the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Josh LaFontaine, of Ganado, runs the 10k during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Josh LaFontaine, of Ganado, jumps down the dual slalom while running the 10k during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Russell Frank, of Flagstaff runs the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Emma Reich, of Flagstaff, runs the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
John Tarley, of Williamsburg, VA, flies over the jumps on the dual slalom while running the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Heather McKirdy, of Flagstaff, runs the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. McKirdy was the 2nd place female finisher. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Fourteen-year-old Cole Troxler, of Flagstaff, runs the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. Traxler came in eighth overall. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Khara Bear, of Tempe, right, and Courtney Sher, of Holbrook, stop to take pictures while running the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Michael Grier, of Flagstaff, runs the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Megan Cunningham, of Flagstaff, runs the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. Cunningham was the first female finisher and fifth overall with a time of 47:02. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Doug Arnett, of Flagstaff runs the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Dominique Clichee, of Navajo, NM, runs the 10k during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. Clichee finished first place overall in the 10K with a time of 41:25. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Dominique Clichee, of Navajo, NM, runs the 10k during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. Clichee finished first place overall in the 10K with a time of 41:25. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Sam Joynson, of Flagstaff, runs the 10K with his dog during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Michael Grier, of Flagstaff, jumps over the finish line finishing third in the 10K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Lauren Allen, of Cottonwood, finishes the 5K during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Josh LaFontaine, of Ganado, finishes the 10K second during the Sedona Stumble 5K and 10K Trail Run at Posse Grounds Park on Saturday, March 20. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
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