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August 26, 2017

2017 ALS Walk ~ Bangor

Filed under: Bangor,Photos — Tags: Bill Knight, Bill Knight photos — David Colby Young @ 11:09 am

Courtesy of Bill Knight

Photos

Set 1 Courtesy of Bill Knight

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Medomak Valley Panther 2-Miler

Filed under: Photos — Tags: Ken Waltz — David Colby Young @ 7:51 am

Courtesy of the video

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August 25, 2017

St. Maximilian Kolbe 5K Scarborough, ME, August 25, 2017

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St. Maximilian Kolbe 5K Results 51 Finishers
Scarborough, ME, August 25, 2017
We will share a few photos soon

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2017-08-25 Scot Laliberte Invitational

Filed under: Photos — Tags: Bill Fitzsimmons — David Colby Young @ 4:39 am

2017-08-25 Scot Laliberte Invitational ~ Results

Photos

Set 1 courtesy of Maine Running Photos FREE photos for the poor, send gifts to David Colby Young, PO Box 152, Danville, Maine 04223, if you want to support your media
Set 2 Photos courtesy of ME Mile Split View & buy
Start of the Varsity & JV Races plus the Awards courtesy of MRP
Interviews are Free & some pay to view video Me Mile Split offers flat fee to view some of the video cuts
Other media: Central Maine: Morning Sentinel
Aug 25, 2017 LaLiberte Invitational – Boys Varsity MTA Sports courtesy of Bill Fitzsimmons
Aug 25, 2017 LaLiberte Invitational – Girls Varsity MTA Sports courtesy of Bill Fitzsimmons
Aug 25, 2017 LaLiberte Invitational – Boys JV MTA Sports courtesy of Bill Fitzsimmons
Aug 25, 2017 LaLiberte Invitational – Girls JV MTA SPorts courtesy of Bill Fitzsimmons

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August 24, 2017

Sabattus Rec Club’s Fifth Annual Prediction Run/Walk 5K

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Sabattus Rec Club’s Fifth Annual Prediction Run/Walk 5K
Thursday, August 24, 6 p.m.

file photo courtesy of Young

Do you know your run, or jog, or walk pace?

The Sabattus Rec Club will hold its fifth annual Prediction Run/Walk at the Oak Hill Middle School on Ball Park Road in Sabattus on Thursday night, August 24, beginning at 6 p.m. This will be a fun, non-competitive event, with the main focus being to get out and get some exercise and to guess a good finish time in the process.

Participants will predict their finish time for the 5k course when they register. There is no time limit. Any time could be a good time. No watches, trackers, mp3s, headsets, or any other electronic devices will be allowed during the event. The participants closest to their predicted times will win prizes, and there are many prizes to win!!!

The course is a relatively flat 3.1 miles. The first male and female finishers will be awarded prizes, but fast times will not be needed to win prizes.

The Prediction 5K is open to runners/walkers of all ages. Those under 18 will need parental permission. This will be a show-up, sign-up event, with no pre-registration required. Registration will begin at 5 p.m. Registration is only $5. The event starts at 6 p.m.

For more information: Email Running@sabattusrec.com, or check out the Sabattus Rec Club Running Program page on Facebook.

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August 22, 2017

15th Annual MTC Tuesday Night Celebration

Filed under: Photos — Tags: MTC Handicap — David Colby Young @ 8:25 pm

We have almost completed our 16th year. We have had many more firsts, of individuals reaching personal best, running there first TRI, 5k, or marathon. One of the great things about our group is we have first time runners to individuals who qualify for the Boston Marathon. We also have many folks that take what they learn from others on Tuesday nights and share
this with others ,being a positive influence on their lives. So this just gives us an opportunity to spend a short time talking with folks in a relaxed environment getting to know each other a little more.

I would like you all to take a look at the attached photo. I would like to take this opportunity to remember and Thank Dan Cake ,who passed away this past year, for all he did for the community, our running club, the cycling community, and so much more. This is a picture of Dan finishing at a race at the 7th annual celebration at our home. When he could no longer run because of hip arthritis he started cycling and mentoring the new riders of the MCC. Dan Donated his art work as gifts over the last 10 years ,which so many of you have on your walls at home and offices. We have two more of his prints for prizes this year, that he had given me last year for awards before he decided to give all award winners Joan Benoit’s carved duck print. I hope you continue to honor Dan by continue to give back to your communities as he did.