GLADSTONE — Chris Hebert of Norway topped a field of 47 runners in the first MISH Waterfront Fall 10-kilometer run Saturday, covering the 6.2-mile course in a personal-best 44 minues, 55 seconds.

He was followed by Pat Alworden of Gladstone (46:21) and Nick Kasbohm of Carney (48:47).

“I had a good day,” said Hebert. “I focused on what I had to do and felt pretty good out there. I like the course. We had nice weather for the race.”

Erica Nelson of Marquette took the women’s title at 46:57, followed by Laurie Alworden of Gladstone (49:52) and Shannon Viau of Escanaba (52:59).

Carney-Nadeau boys basketball coach Jake Polfus of Carney earned top honors in the 5-K at 17:55. He was followed by Jake Denkins of Rapid River (19:03) and Gary Whitmer of Gladstone (19:18).

Katie Ross of Iron Mountain paced the women in 22:21, followed by Escanaba residents Danielle Artley (23:09) and Jamie Grabowski (25:25).

There were 59 finishers in the 5-K.

Runners were greeted with cloudy conditions and temperatures near 50.

The summary:

5-K

Male

Overall winner — Jake Polfus, Carney, 17:55

20-29 — Maxwell Grulkowski, Lena, Wis., 47:59; 30-39 — Jake Denkins, Rapid River, 19:03; 40-49 — Josh Huffman, Escanaba, 24:06; 50-64 — Gary Whitmer, Gladstone, 19:18; 65 & over — John Vrancic, Escanaba, 37:33.

Female

Overall winner — Katie Ross, Iron Mountain, 22:21

19 & under — Keeley Angsten, Gladstone, 34:19; 20-29 — Jamie Grabowski, Escanaba, 25:25; 30-39 — Danielle Artley, Escanaba, 23:09; 40-49 — Katy Masuga, Marquette, 30:40; 50-64 — Bonnie Kositzke, Appleton, Wis., 26:24; 65 & over — Mary Blasier, Escanaba, 1:01.03.

10-K

Male

Overall winner — Chris Hebert, Norway, 44:55

19 & under — Joshua Racine, Escanaba, 1:04:24; 20-29 — Alexander DeHaan, Escanaba, 50:57; 30-39 — Nick Kasbohm, Carney, 48:47; 40-49 — Randall McLeod, Powers, 52:33; 50-64 — Pat Alworden, Gladstone, 46:21; 65 & over — Brent Cook, Petoskey, 50:36.

Female

Overall winner — Erica Nelson, Marquette, 46:57

19 & under — Kassiddee Yang, Menasha, Wis., 1:23:57; 20-29 — Shannon Viau, Escanaba, 52:59; 30-39 — Jacquelyn Hoeve, Gulliver, 53:02; 40-49 — Katherine Swanson, Appleton, Wis., 53:59; 50-64 — Laurie Alworden, Gladstone.