Bridge Run Selects 2014 Logo

A Charlotte architect has won the T-shirt logo design contest for the 2014 Cooper River Bridge Run. Officials made the announcement Wednesday.

Officials also announced that a youth run T-shirt design by 9-year-old Mount Pleasant youngster, who died suddenly earlier this year. 

Here are all the details:

Marcus Terry is a Charlotte, N.C., native who currently practices architecture with RPA Design. He is married to his wife, Tonya, and has two children, John, 10, and newborn daughter Amelia. His winning design was inspired when he was actually running the bridge.

“When running on the bridge and approaching the pylons, the stay cables seem to stretch past you in all directions creating a fascinating visual pattern that draws your eye straight through the bridge itself, motivating you to power through," Terry said. "The colors selected were meant to reflect the bright and vibrant character of the City of Charleston and its residents who open their arms to us year after year."

The winner of the 2014 CRBR Kids Run & Wonderfest is the late Peyton Moore. The youngster was born September 10, 2003, in Mount Pleasant to Jennifer and Noah Moore.

He loved sports and being outdoors and was a member of The Mount Pleasant Track Club,the Charleston Running Club, Charleston Runs, and USA Track and Field.  He coached adults in the “Couch to 5K” groups with his father, tutored students and was Peyton ran the Cooper River Bridge Kids Run from 2005 to 2012 and then ran the Cooper River Bridge 10K in 2013.

At his young age he was full of inspiration and encouragement to everyone around him. But with all of this involvement in clubs and sports, nothing meant more in the world to Peyton than spending time with his family.

Read more at BridgeRun.com.