Hillsboro FFA hosts Adopt-A-Family 5K
Lead Summary
By
Erin Clark-
On Saturday, Oct. 29, members of the community met at Rocky Fork Lake to participate in the second annual Adopt-A-Family 5K, hosted by the Hillsboro FFA Chapter.
Registration and check-in began at 8 a.m., and the race began at 9 a.m.
The first place for the men’s 17 and under division was also the overall winner of the race, Micah Pinney. In second place for this division was Justin Scott. The first place for the females 17 and under division was Hannah Haines, and second-place winner was Gloria Haines.
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Colt Campbell received first place in the 18-25. The first place in the 18-25 female age division was Samantha Fender, and the second place in this age division was Erin Clark.
Although there were no men in the 26-34 age division, the first place female in this age division was Kelsey Bick, and the second-place female was Erin Walters.
Brandon Haines was the first-place recipient for the 35-49 age division, and Brent Walters received second place in this age division. Tara Beery received first in the female 35-49 age division as well as first place as the overall female. Sara Horsley received second place in this age division.
Jeff Beery received first place in the 50 and over age division. Sharon Bick received first place in the 50 and over age division for the females, followed by Lisa Cannon.
Congratulations to all of the individuals that placed at the Hillsboro FFA 5K.
This event could not have been possible without all of the help and support from the community, FFA members, Paint Creek EMS and the sponsors of the event. This event was sponsored by S&S Contractors, Dr. Rex Chiropractic, Clark Family Dentistry, Holtfield Coffee Station, Kroger, Peebles, Lowe’s and Community Markets.
All of the proceeds earned from this event go toward the FFA Chapter’s Adopt-A-Family event. With this event, members of the chapter use the 5K proceeds to purchase Christmas presents such as hygiene items, clothes and toys for local families in need.
With the help of this amazing community, the Hillsboro FFA Chapter was able to have 91 individuals in attendance and was able to raise a profit of $1,581.22. This will help support several families this holiday season. Thank you to everyone who was a part of making this event a success.
Registration and check-in began at 8 a.m., and the race began at 9 a.m.
The first place for the men’s 17 and under division was also the overall winner of the race, Micah Pinney. In second place for this division was Justin Scott. The first place for the females 17 and under division was Hannah Haines, and second-place winner was Gloria Haines.
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Colt Campbell received first place in the 18-25. The first place in the 18-25 female age division was Samantha Fender, and the second place in this age division was Erin Clark.
Although there were no men in the 26-34 age division, the first place female in this age division was Kelsey Bick, and the second-place female was Erin Walters.
Brandon Haines was the first-place recipient for the 35-49 age division, and Brent Walters received second place in this age division. Tara Beery received first in the female 35-49 age division as well as first place as the overall female. Sara Horsley received second place in this age division.
Jeff Beery received first place in the 50 and over age division. Sharon Bick received first place in the 50 and over age division for the females, followed by Lisa Cannon.
Congratulations to all of the individuals that placed at the Hillsboro FFA 5K.
This event could not have been possible without all of the help and support from the community, FFA members, Paint Creek EMS and the sponsors of the event. This event was sponsored by S&S Contractors, Dr. Rex Chiropractic, Clark Family Dentistry, Holtfield Coffee Station, Kroger, Peebles, Lowe’s and Community Markets.
All of the proceeds earned from this event go toward the FFA Chapter’s Adopt-A-Family event. With this event, members of the chapter use the 5K proceeds to purchase Christmas presents such as hygiene items, clothes and toys for local families in need.
With the help of this amazing community, the Hillsboro FFA Chapter was able to have 91 individuals in attendance and was able to raise a profit of $1,581.22. This will help support several families this holiday season. Thank you to everyone who was a part of making this event a success.