GLADSTONE — Out-of-state runners grabbed the top three overall places in the Second Annual MISH Marathon here Saturday.

Will Berry of Russellville, Ark. became the overall winner, covering the 26.2-mile course in three hours, seven minutes and 17.7 seconds.

He was followed by women’s champion Corinna Pena of Naperville, Ill. (3:14:24.8) and runner-up Madeline Mclain of York, Pa. (3:20.20.2) and this sunny and warm day.

“I”m very happy, and I really like the course,” said Berry, who completed his 30th career marathon. “I tried to stay as cool as possible. I had a little bit of cramping and started walking, then started running again. We had a breeze coming off the lake in the last two miles, which kind of cooled you off. We’re really enjoying our visit up here. This is beautiful country.”

Katie Mendina of Norway was the third women’s finisher and fourth overall (3:25.04.8).

She was followed by Camille Hines of Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (3:27:17.2), men’s runner-up Drew Hughes of Gladstone (3:36:56.2).

Sean Hayden of Hinsdale, Ill. was the third men’s finisher (3:45:20.4).

James Lilly of Trenary won the half-marathon at 1:30:30.4, followed by David Johnson of Suitland-Sliver Hill, Md. (1:30.48.8) and Patrick Lucas of New Castle, Del. (1:31:15).

“I just went out and ran and had fun,” said Lilly. “I wanted to get under 1:30, but just wanted to enjoy the course. It’s absolutely gorgeous out here today. It’s a pretty fast drive down here for me.”

Amanda Jasso of Escanaba took the women’s title in 1:40:18.5, followed by Sarah Lippens of DePere, Wis. (1:41.46.4) and Paige Du Bois of Marquette (1:44:48.9).

“I just kind of gave it my all and finished strong,” said Jasso. “It was a close race.”

Andrew Kangas of Quinnesec was crown men’s champion in the 10-kilometer race at 38:01.8). He was followed by Luke Lafave of Esky (45:21.3) and Paul Johns of Munising (47:59.2).

“I wanted to go out fast,” said Kangas. “The course is nice and flat. It’s a beautiful day for running. This was my first race of the year and was slower in the second half.”

Shiloh Labutte of Garden captured the women’s champion in 48:50.3, followed by Elizabeth Dunlap of Minnetonka, Minn. (50:30.2) and Amy Lamere of Ishpeming (50:54.5).

The event drew 234 runners.

10K

Male

Top three — 1, Andrew Kangas, Quinnesec, 38:04.6; 2, Luke Lafave, Escanaba, 45:21.3; 3, Paul Johns, Munising, 47:59.2.

19 & under — Ben Smith, Gladstone, 52:03.1; 30-39 — Tim Steinmetz, Gladstone, 52:11; 40-49 — Stephen Benoit, Escanaba, 50:09.9; 50-59 — Matt Valiquette, Rapid River, 55:04.5; 60-69 — Kevin Holmes, Escanaba, 54:31.6; 70 & over — John Johnson, Indian River 1:22:41.7.

Female

Top three — 1, Shiloh Labutte, Garden, 48:50.3; 2, Elizabeth Dunlap, Minnetonka, Minn., 50:32.2; 3, Amy Lamere, Ishpeming, 50:54.5.

19 & under — Kaelin Hubert, Falcon Heights, Minn. 54:51.1; 20-29 –Maegan Wickstrom, Garden, 55:08.8; 30-39 — Georgia Frazier, Rapid River, 52:25.1; 40-49 — Kathy Culbertson, Indianapolis, 58:17.9; 50-59 — Jeanne Polishak, Bark River, 57:19.2; 60-69 — Donna Winkel, Manistique, 56:06; 70 & over — Dorothy Johnson, Indian River, 1:34:07.

Half-marathon

Male

Top three — 1, James Lilly, Trenary, 1:30:30.4; 2, David Johnson, Suitland-Silver Hill, Md., 1:30:48.8; 3, Patrick Lucas, New Castle, Del.

20-29 — Evan Weber, Holman, Wis., 1:40:16.9; 30-39 — Ryan Villarosa, Troy, Mich., 1:49:20.6; 40-49 — Eric Lundin, Gladstone, 1:41:19.7; 50-59 — George Harmon, Ishpeming, 1:42:10.4; 60-69 — Scott Luchterhand, Appleton, Wis., 1:47:19.1.

Female

Top three — 1, Amanda Jasso, Escanaba, 1:40:18.5; 2, Sarah Lippens, DePere, Wis. 1:44:48.9; 3, Paige Du Bois, Marquette, 1:44:48.9.

19 & under — Hattie Latham, Benton Harbor, Mich., 2:02:43.5; 20-29 — Bridget Becker, Gladstone, 1:50:41.7; 30-39 –Amber Zychowski, Vulcan, 1:47:54.3; 40-49 — Erin Bourion, Marinette, 1:44:47.3; 50-59 — Lisa Jukkala, Pelkie, 2:24:44; 60-69 — Toni Banda, Grayling, Mich. 2:09.18.4.

Marathon

Male

Top three — 1, Will Berry, Russellville, Ark., 3:07:17.7; 2, Drew Hughes, Gladstone, 3:35.56.8; 3, Sean Hayden, Hinsdale, Ill, 3:45:20.4.

20-29 — Gabe Kolbiaz, Kawkawlin, Mich. 3:50:49; 30-39 — David Derusha, Midland, Mich., 3:45:39.2; 40-49 — Will Berry, Russelliville, Ark., 3:07:17.7; 50-59 — Troy Miller, Des Moines, Ia., 3:53:24.6; 60-69 — Jeff Alderton, Appleton, Wis., 4:07:39.4; 70 & over — Peter Wertanen, Negaunee, 3:57:46.

Female

Top three — 1, Corrina Pena, Naperville, Ill., 3:14:28.8; 2, Madeline Mclain, York, Pa, 3:20:17.1; 3, Katie Mendina, Norway, 3:25:04.8.

20-29 — Camille Hines, Palo Verdes Estates, Calif., 3:27:17.2; 30-39 — Amy Bellile, Greenville, Wis., 4:13:39.4; 40-49 — Kelli Gibbs, Missoula, Mont., 3:36:56.2; 60-69 — Mary Jo Johnson, Ogdensburg, Wis., 5:08.21.1.