Bike-A-Thon ball program fundraiser
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July 26, 2023
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Bike-A-Thon participants included (miles in parenthesis): back row, Riley Pietz (7.5 ), Tye Pietz (38.75), Adam Hettick (5), Jaxson Hettick (23.75), Emma Heyne (9.75), Grace Roth (35), Jillian Fischer (27.5), Aiden Adelmann (32.5), Zane Haar (32.5), Trent Beyers (32.5), Evan Moen (27.5); third row, Braxton Luck (27.5), Brayden Luck (30), Brayden Heyne (32.5), Corbin Beyers (15), Bentley Luck (12.5), Lily Roth (18.75), Paxton Malsam (18.75), Vayda Roth (21), Nora Eveland (26.25), Deklan Peterson ( 24), Henrik Peterson (4.5), Jack Meier (18.75), Madyson Sowards (3), Liam Schumacher (9.75), Annabelle Heyne (9.75); second row, Tate Bukaske (12.5), Tenley Heyne (6), Brooks Kilber (1.25), Kaden Kilber (8.75), Felicity Wesch (.5), Skylar Bansemer (1.25), LIam Heyne (11.25) Maggie Meier (1.25), Wyatt Eveland (8.25), Rayna Pietz (15), Jack Wesch (5.25); front row, Maddyx Preszler (1), Easton Grismer ( .5), Maevyn Preszler (.5), McKynnon Preszler (1), Kade Hansen (.75), Rory Malsam (.25), Cormac Schumacher (1), Presleigh Grismer (2), Pierce Beyers (.25), Milo Meier (4.5), Oliver Heyne (.75), Westin Bansemer (2.25), Daniel Gallardo (11.25), Declan Schumacher (15), Connor Vargason (16.25). NOT PICTURED: Alexis Fischer (6.25) and Harrison Beyers (11.25)
The Roscoe Summer Youth Program held their Fourth Annual Bike-A-Thon on July 18 at the Roscoe City Park.
The event is held to help raise funds for the Roscoe Baseball and Softball programs. Sixty-one participants received pledges for the program and totaled their night with 706 miles in the two allowed hours.
Three routes were offered: Easy - .25 miles, Medium - .75 miles, and Hard - 1.25 Miles.
Cash prizes sponsored by the First State Bank of Roscoe were given to the top two riders in each group. The participant raising the most money also receives recognition and a cash award....
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