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6th Annual Lowville Turkey Trot Raises About
$3,300 for United Way Renee Beyer Memorial Fund
11/27/17 08:25am
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    Press Release:

    Lowville Turkey Trot 2017

    The sixth annual Lowville Turkey Trot Fun Run was held Thanksgiving
    morning at 9am. An awesome turnout of 170 runners and walkers participated
    on a chilly, but sunny day. Runners came from throughout Lewis County and
    Boonville and brought family members visiting from afar, including Syracuse,
    Rochester, Pennsylvania, Florida, California and places in between. The
    Lowville Turkey Trot is a fun run. Participants completed a 3.1-mile loop on the
    streets of Lowville. Along with the many runners, approximately fifty people
    walked the course to enjoy their Thanksgiving morning exercise. The fastest
    runners for the day were: Females - Taylor Moore and Sierra Kempney in a
    time of 24:11, followed by Michelle Liendecker in 24:16; Males - Brent Millard in
    a time of 18:40, Jim Brady in 18:42, and Hunter Moore in 19:45.

    Double Play Community Center is excited to organize this great event. Double
    Play thanks its tremendous financial sponsors: Lowville Medical Associates
    and Avangrid Renewable Energy as lead sponsors; Bellers Auto as a financial
    contributor; and Lowville Farmers Coop, Walmart, Tops Markets and Kinneys
    Drugs for their in-kind contributions. The Lowville Presbyterian Church
    provided home made pies for raffle prizes. The Lowville Turkey Trot provides
    all of its proceeds to the United Way Renee Beyer Memorial Fund. Double Play
    Community Center is proud to support this important fund raising effort. In
    2017, the event will donate approximately $3,300 to the fund. The Turkey Trot
    will be back in 2018 and anticipates more participation from Lewis County folks
    and their families looking to start their Thanksgiving Day off with some fun and
    exercise.