By paNOW Staff

Tri-Unity Challenge a family affair

Aug 13, 2016 | 5:00 PM

A little more than a month after flooding ravaged their communities, residents of Zenon Park, Arborfield and Carrot River came together to show their athletic prowess and community spirit.

The eighth annual Tri-Unity Challenge was held Saturday morning at Pasquia Regional Park, near Carrot River.

Over 100 participants were registered this year for the event which included a three km, five km, eight km and 18km. run/walk.

The runners ranged in age three to 71-years-old.

Profits generated from the annual event goes towards fitness related projects in the three communities, such as playgrounds and walking paths.

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Many of the families who take part recruit siblings and friends from all over the province.

The Trew family accounted for 16 of the registrants this year.

Final results:

Male 18 km

Wade Annand – Codette 1:29:36
Myles Peters – Spiritwood 1:32:03

Female 18 km

Hailie McLean – Spiritwood 1:30:08
Karen Hedin – Tisdale 1:37:54
Bridget Cain – Nipawin 1:42:44

Male 8 km

Nelson Peters – Spiritwood 34:08

Female 8 km

Ashley Vanmeter – Carrot River 43:28
Chrissy Schlechter – Calgary 48:03
Fredel Trew – Carrot River 49:46

Male 5 km

Harvey Weber – Tisdale – 21:15
Neil Playford – Arborfield – 24:21
Dylan Jones

Female 5 km

Sydney Enns – Carrot River – 24:45
Madison Burrell – Lloydminster – 27:29
Shelley Meyer – Carrot River – 30:15

Adult 3 km

Rhett Stevenson – Carrot River – 17:19
Cameron McCrae – Carrot River – 25:56
Donnalee Flowerday – Carrot River – 26:48

Youth 3 km

Ty Annand – Codette – 17:57
Catherine Trew – Carrot River – 18:19
Lane Annand – Codette – 20:46

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