Around 350 runners and walkers scaled Jewfish Creek Bridge — the gateway to the Florida Keys — for the 12th annual First State Bank Key Largo Bridge Run on Nov. 12. Upper Keys runners were well represented on the podium between the overall 5K winner Anthony Pallaria, 37, of Islamorada, and Anastassia Webb, 41, who won the women’s division. Pallaria crossed the finish line at 19 minutes and 25 seconds. Webb, a Tavernier resident, finished with a time of 21 minutes and 35 seconds. Key Largo resident Chris Nelson finished second in the men’s division with a time of 20 minutes and 49 seconds. Racers ranged from kids as young as 8 to men and women in their 70s. Some participants came across the pond from Ireland, Germany and England. Ireland’s Cian Kennedy, 48, won the men’s masters division with a time of 22 minutes and 27 seconds. Racers from Ohio and Oklahoma to Minnesota and Oregon had the chance to take in breathtaking views of the eastern Everglades and Atlantic Ocean as the sun rose. A strong Upper Keys contingent also raced and walked the course. Women’s masters winner Terri Swanson, 63, from Marathon, posted a time of 25 minutes and 59 seconds. The race, organized by HNO Productions and Henry Menendez, supports Key Largo School and Teen Intervention & Prevention Services (TIPS).