Today's page is comprised of contributions from first-year Spanish teacher Dani Lejnieks, who emailed this material with this opening line: "Here's how I spent Easter weekend..." She starts coloring eggs with girls in her dormitory, but then, "...late Friday night I was recruited to be the fourth member of an all female Proctor team heading to Sugarbush to compete in the 28th annual Sugarbush Triathlon (which deceptively has four events instead of three). I ran the first leg of the race, a five mile run from Warren Vermont along Route 100 towards Sugarbush." The run is followed by a 10 mile paddle down the Mad River. Ninth grader Lia Arnzen competed in this event, and then sprinted to tag Vanessa Emery, who biked 10 miles up hill. Here, Corrine Cline took over for the steep, two-mile ski to the finish line:
"While we weren't competing we cheered on Ron Shildge, who impressively competed in the Iron Man Class, finishing all four events in just under 2 hours and 50 minutes."
"After the race we stuck around for the awards ceremony where Proctor earned 2nd place among all-female teams with a kayaker."
"This was the real reward though. A barbecue with huge brownies, cheese, and soda!"
"Corrine really liked the potato salad."
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