Mancos native and Fort Lewis College alumnus Logan Ott is no stranger to long-distance running in the area. Ott and a strong contingent of Durangoans earned top-three finishes at the 41st annual Imogene Pass Run on Saturday from Ouray to Telluride. Ott finished third in the 25-29 age group and was the fastest Durangoan on the day in 2 hours, 37 minutes and 35 seconds. Daniel Nally of Denver won the 17.1-race in 2:25:42. Nora Coenen of Telluride was the fastest female in 2:41:21. Heath Hibbard, the record-holder for the senior men category, set another record in the 60-64 category; the Ridgway runner crossed in 3:03:08.
Mancos native and Fort Lewis College alumnus Logan Ott is no stranger to long-distance running in the area. Ott and a strong contingent of Durangoans earned top-three finishes at the 41st annual Imogene Pass Run on Saturday from Ouray to Telluride. Ott finished third in the 25-29 age group and was the fastest Durangoan on the day in 2 hours, 37 minutes and 35 seconds. Daniel Nally of Denver won the 17.1-race in 2:25:42. Nora Coenen of Telluride was the fastest female in 2:41:21. Heath Hibbard, the record-holder for the senior men category, set another record in the 60-64 category; the Ridgway runner crossed in 3:03:08.Durango Herald file photo (2012)