Families turn out for Belle Terre Elementary's Bobcat 2K and Family Fun Walk

The event raised money for recess equipment and the Healthy Schools initiative.

By Observer Staff
| 3:00 p.m. March 9, 2023

Ilsa Morris and Heather Hodgkins, both 8, take off at the start of the race. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Braelyn Somera, 8 and the overall winner, rounds a corner in the Bobcat 2K. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Conner Fivash, 6, and Elijah Alvarez, 5, race around a corner. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Jace Perry, 8, and Darren Lamirez, 6, pose post race with their medals. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Gabriella Hitt, 11, sings the national anthem. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Cooper Engler, Aubrey Engler and Casey Engler look at the map before the walk. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Tamira Allston and Myla Williams, 7, waiting for the run to start. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Ty Miller, Jaclyn Centofanti and Emerson Centofanti, 3, wait to cheer on the runners. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Grayson Temple, 10, collects his medal at the end of the 2K race. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Nicole Massey, Sharon Carll and Mackenzie Smith take part in the Family Fun Walk at Belle Terre Elementary School on March 4. Photo by Jake Montgomery

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Locals came out to Belle Terre Elementary School for the Bobcat 2K and 1-mile Family Fun Walk on Saturday, March 4. The kids 2K began at 9 .m., followed by the Fun Walk. The event raised money for recess equipment and the Healthy Schools initiative.

Families turn out for Belle Terre Elementary's Bobcat 2K and Family Fun Walk

The event raised money for recess equipment and the Healthy Schools initiative.

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Families turn out for Belle Terre Elementary's Bobcat 2K and Family Fun Walk

The event raised money for recess equipment and the Healthy Schools initiative.

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