The Green brothers of Shelter Island took first and second place in the Old Montauk Athletic Club’s Montauk Mile on Sunday. Joshua Green, 26, won the race in 4:16.90, edging out his younger brother, Jason, 23, who finished in 4:26.20. Thomas Loeb-Lojko, 19, of New York City, took third place, finishing the mile in 4:44.88.
Bonac boys track was well represented at the race. Sean Perez, a senior, finished fourth in 4:48.10. Jasper Samuelson, a sophomore, finished fifth in 4:51.90. Watts Comly-Bolick, also a sophomore, finished seventh in 5:04.70. Andrew Perez, a junior, finished eighth in 5:23.70. Emmett Schumann, a freshman, finished ninth in 5:28.70. Hudson Goulart, a junior, finished 13th in 5:39.10.
Mullane Baumiller, 20, of Sayville, won the women’s mile in 5:26.20. Renee Keplinger, 41, of Port Ewen, N.Y., came in second with a time of 5:52.90. At just 11 years old, East Hampton’s own Zoey Falkenhan took third with a time of 6:00.60.
The Reich and Jamet families stood out among the Montauk runners, with eight entrants in the race. Bobby Reich, 41, finished 11th in the men’s race in 5:35.40. His 8-year-old daughter, Reagan Reich, finished 17th in the women’s race, in 7:53.70. Bobby Reich’s niece, Lucie Jamet, 6, and his sister, Jenn Jamet, 35, took 24th and 25th place, finishing in 10:03 and 10:03.60, respectively. His youngest daughter, Cassidy Reich, 6, finished 26th, in 10:37.80. Amy Reich, his wife, 41, was right behind her, finishing 27th in 10:41.80. Lori Reich, the matriarch of the family, 70, and grandson Henry Jamet, 4, came in 33rd, in 14:08.20.
