2024 Hannibal Cannibal Embraces Craziness: Sets Fundraising Record
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Hannibal Regional Foundation hosted the 29th annual Hannibal Cannibal, officially sponsored by Advance Physical Therapy, on July 6 and this year was certainly one that will always be remembered. Highway 79 viaduct construction and the potential for flooding helped to bolster the craziness of the Hannibal Cannibal. The opportunity to run this once in a life time course due to the 79 construction, helped to boost registrations to nearly 1800 participants, helping raise a new all-time high of over $72,000. The $72,000 raised from this year’s race is supporting Hannibal Regional Foundation’s Heart Hero Campaign, which is raising funds to support Hannibal Regional’s new Heart Center and new services offered at the heart center, including open heart surgery.
The success of the Cannibal would not be possible without the many sponsors, volunteers and participants, and the Foundation offers their sincere appreciation to all that made this event possible.
Additionally, this year more than ever, the support of local law enforcement, emergency management, city officials, department of transportation and others was instrumental in navigating the many changes due to the 79 viaduct construction and flood waters. The Cannibal craziness was certainly embraced this year and will be a year to always remember.
Overall winners by distance are as follows: 5K 1st place male, Miles Sheppard of Keokuk, Iowa with a time of 16:51, a pace of 5:26/mile; 2nd place male, Ryan Brown of Macon, Missouri with a time of 18:40, a pace of 6:01/mile; and 3rd place male, Jacob Blassingame of St. Charles, Missouri with a time of 18:42, a pace of 6:02/mile. This marked Sheppard’s seventh year running to win the 5K. 5K 1st place female, Lindsay Beck of Concord, Illinois with a time of 21:35, a pace of 6:57/mile; 2nd place female, Jocelyn Dorsey of Hannibal, Missouri with a time of 22:42, a pace of 7:19/ mile; and 3rd place female Jennifer Cox of Herculaneum, Missouri with a time of 32:37, a pace of 7:37/mile.
10K 1st place male, Ryan Humphreys of Hannibal, Missouri with a time of 38:32, a pace of 6:13/mile; 2nd place male, Terry Yarberry of Pacific, Missouri with a time of 39:23, a pace of 6:21/mile; and 3rd place male, Shane Fantz of
Des Moine, Iowa with a time of 40:27, a pace of 6:31/mile. 10K 1st place female, Sara Skaff with a time of 43:23, a pace of 6:59/mile; 2nd place female, Angela Matlock of Bowling Green, Missouri with a time of 46:08, a pace of 7:26/mile; and 3rd place female, Allison Rogers of Griggsville, Illinois with a time of 48:19, a pace of 7:47/mile.
15K 1st place male, Cameron Deatherage of Lee’s Summit, Missouri with a time of 54:52, a pace of 5:54/mile; 2nd place male, Patrick Stieber of Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada with a time of 56:31, a pace of 6:04/mile; and 3rd place male, Jim Coniglio of Hannibal, Missouri with a time of 1:03:17, a pace of 6:48/mile. 15K 1st place female, Hannah Karre of Keokuk, Iowa with a time of 1:11:01, a pace of 7:38/mile; 2nd place female, Janine Berdelmann of Lienen, Germany with a time of 1:11:26, a pace of 7:40/ mile; and 3rd place female, Brooke Beck of Pleasant Hill, Missouri with a time of 1:13:58, a pace of 7:57/mile.
A full listing of all results can be found at hannibalcannibal.com and mark your calendars for the 30th annual Hannibal Cannibal on July 5, 2025.
