Page 12 THE EVERETT ADVOCATE – FRiDAy, OCTObER 16, 2026 Annual Homecoming Hustle 5K Run/Walk and Breakfast First place overall winner of the Homecoming Hustle 5K Run/Walk Jeffrey Silver and Mayor Robert Van Campen. Mayor Robert Van Campen addresses race goers at the starting line before kicking off the annual Homecoming Hustle 5K Run/Walk Saturday. (Advocate Photos by Emily Harney) First place female winner Lina Serrar and First Lady of Everett, Lisa Van Campen. T he City of Everett and Everett Public Schools welcomed back the 2026 Homecoming Hustle 5K Run/Walk as part of the Homecoming Weekend celebrations. This year’s 5K was held in memory of Mrs. Janet (Connolly) O’Neill, beloved former Assistant Principal of the Webster School. After the run, participants and families were invited to join the pancake breakfast at the high school. Lina Serrar, taking first over all in the female division. Jeffery Silva and Cris Portillo enter Glendale Park for the final lap in the 2026 Homecoming Hustle 5K Run/Walk. Lucas Nunez and Wilmer Fuentes enjoy breakfast after the Homecoming Hustle 5K Run/Walk. Mayor Robert Van Campen, Schools Supt. William Hart, family, friends and student volunteers came together Saturday for the annual Homecoming Hustle 5K Run/Walk Pancake breakfast. Xavier Rowland and Richard Rowland pose for a photo before taking off to run the Homecoming Hustle 5K. Everett High School students, Ana Carolina Maciel, Lina Serrar, Eve Joseph, Domenico Dellerose and Cris Portillo pose for a photo after completing the Homecoming Hustle 5K Run/Walk. Courtney Meninger and Tammy Turner take a moment to pose with the Crimson Tide mascot after completing the Homecoming Hustle 5K Run/Walk. Justin Ortiz and Angel Melendez pose with the Crimson Tide mascot after completing the Homecoming Hustle 5K run.
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