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Independence Day Kaysville Rotary Run For Reading 5K

July 3, 2010 by rickety 1 Comment

Davis High School Flag

Davis High School Flag

This morning was the Independence Day Kaysville Rotary 12th Annual 10K and 5K Run / 5K Walk “Run for Reading” at the Davis High School Stadium. In 2009 there were 873 participants who entered, beating the previous year by over 200 runners. The proceeds of the $15 race registration will go towards the purchase of “I Like Me” reading books for Kaysville area elementary school children.

I was there to take a few photographs. Click on the images to enlarge.

Before the race

Before the race

Sarah's friend Jennifer and her husband

Sarah's with her friend Jennifer and her husband

Sarah, Derek, Jill, and Bryson

Sarah, Derek, Jill, and Bryson

Bryson was not too thrilled at the early morning start to the race

Bryson was not too thrilled at the early morning start to the race

Start of the 5K segment

Start of the 5K segment

Run For Reading 5K

Run For Reading 5K

Run For Reading 5K

Jill at the finish (39:25:00)

Jill at the finish (39:25:00)

Derek, Sarah, and Bryson at the finish

Derek, Sarah, and Bryson at the finish

Rickety signature.

Filed Under: Bryson, Derek, Jill, Recreation, Sarah Tagged With: 5K, Independence Day, Kaysville

Comments

  1. Kelvin says

    July 4, 2010 at 7:04 pm

    It’s always good to see people doing things for good causes. There’s a small race going on at my job next week and I’m sure going to participate. Great post and great pics. :)

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