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Corey Barnett and his daughter Emilia crawl under the final mud filled obstacle on the route. Barnett helped his daughter along the course, carrying her at times, but she proved tough enough to complete the course.
Asa Lattin, James Gilbert and Hayden Dempster make their way over the hay bale obstacle.
Jordan Zarske finds a hole in the mud pit on her second lap,earning her a facefull of muddy water
A boy grimaces on his way to the finish line after getting cheered on through the low crawl obstacle.
Annie Allen and Klara Varga pick up the pace after cresting the hill above the Cyr horse pasture. While not the fastest competitors, they said they thought they wanted to recognized as the bravest of the bunch.
The Social Entrepreneur class poses for a group photo by the first mud spit on the course.
More than 30 people showed up to the Cyr property north of Highway 200 to take part in the Lincoln High Social Entrepreneur Classes first Mud Run. The half mile route, run twice, began near the Cyr's gravel pit. Runners navigated a shallow mud pit, and stepped though a set of tires before heading over the hill and dropping down to cross Keep cool Creek. Then it was over a set of hay bales, back across the creek and back up the hill. Runners then had to slide down a slip and slide into another mud pit before low crawling , through mud again, under an obstacle.
The runners in the second heat racked up the best times, with Hayden Dempster completing both laps in 11 minutes, 34 seconds. James Gilbert came in behind him at 12 minutes, 14 seconds with Asa Lattin hot on his heels at 12 minutes, 26 seconds.
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