Beth Gollin and Natalie McPhillips race in the Pavitt Health and Fitness 7K on Saturday at the Brotherhood Bridge Parking Lot. (Courtesy Photo | Linda Kruger)

Beth Gollin and Natalie McPhillips race in the Pavitt Health and Fitness 7K on Saturday at the Brotherhood Bridge Parking Lot. (Courtesy Photo | Linda Kruger)

Gollin and McPhillips top the field in Pavitt 7K

  • By Juneau Empire
  • Tuesday, May 1, 2018 4:07pm
  • Sports

Beth Gollin and Natalie McPhillips are the co-winners of Saturday’s Pavitt Health and Fitness 7K.

Just over 40 runners signed up for the 7-kilometer and 1-mile races that started from the Brotherhood Bridge parking lot.

Gollin and McPhillips were neck-and-neck at the finish line, with both women crossing the finish line in 26 minutes, 28 seconds. This is the fastest time in race history, breaking the old record set in 2013 by Greg Frank (27:04).

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