LOVELAND — Neil Long won the 7th annual Loveland Turkey Trot on Thursday. He ran the 5k event in 16 minutes, 34 seconds.

Tim Jones took top honors in the male master division in 17:58.

In female competition, Laura Tremblay, a standout runner at Thompson Valley High School, won in 18:50. In the master division, Pam Boudreau took first place with a time of 21:39.

Berthoud Recreation registering for winter season

Berthoud Recreation is registering for little dribblers — for grades Kindergarten thru second grade — and youth basketball — for grades third thru fifth.

Registration will be held through Dec. 25. Cost is $45 for residents and $55 for non-residents.

For more information, visit www.berthoud.org/rec.htm or call Brian Barnes, Recreation Coordinator, at (970) 532-1600.

Youth basketball camp set for Jan. 6-8

Berthoud Recreation will be hosting a basketball camp, specializing in ball handling, Jan. 6 through 8 at Berthoud Elementary School.

The camp, which will run from 4-6 p.m. daily, is open to ages 8 through 12. Cost for the camp is $75.

Registration will run through Dec. 25. Space is limited.

For more information, visit www.berthoud.org/rec.htm or call Brian Barnes, Recreation Coordinator, at (970) 532-1600.

Penalty kick in overtime lifts Lightning

LOVELAND — Luis Dominguez, Jr.’s penalty kick at 1 minute, 27 seconds of  overtime capped a five-goal rally as the Colorado Lightning evened its record with a 15-14 victory over the Wenatchee Fire at the Budweiser Events Center.

Wenatchee (0-3) led 11-6 before Colorado outscored the Fire 8-3 to send the game into overtime.

Mark Cromie set a PASL-Pro record with five goals. Dominguez and Wenatchee’s Jamie Richards and Junior Garcia scored four goals apiece. Richards’ tripping penalty in the extra session led to Dominguez’s game-winning goal.

The Lightning, which has won two straight, nearly won the game in regulation but a late goal was waived off after it was ruled that the shot crossed the line after the final buzzer.