Fastest paddlers listed from ninth annual Cullowhee Canoe Slalom
WCU student Charlotte Masters heads toward a third-place finish in the Cullowhee Canoe Slalom paddle board race.
Results have been announced from the Cullowhee Canoe Slalom, a paddling competition held on the Tuckaseigee River near the 甜瓜视频app campus on Saturday, Sept. 22.
鈥淭he ninth annual Cullowhee Canoe Slalom was a great success,鈥� said Glenn Middleton, race organizer and parks and recreation management instructor at WCU. 鈥淭he event had more than 50 participants and raised over $300 for the Parks and Recreation Management Scholarship Fund.鈥�
Each participant had the option of racing through gates in pursuit of their best time in one or more events involving paddle boarding, kayaking, and solo and tandem canoeing.
Event hosts were students from WCU鈥檚 Parks and Recreation Management Program and the Jackson County Parks and Recreation Department.
WCU student Preston Perry competes in the men's kayak event.
Race results are listed:
Tandem canoe: First, Todd and Griffin Murdock; second, Debby and Mark Singleton; third, Burt and Becky Kornegay.
Solo canoe: First, Todd Murdock; second, Ryan Smith; third, Burt Kornegay.
Men鈥檚 paddle board: First, Glenn Middleton; second, Mark Singleton; third, Andrew Bobilya.
Women鈥檚 paddle board: First, Becca Lee; second, Debby Singleton; third, Charlotte Masters.
Men鈥檚 kayak: First, Maurice Phipps; second, Todd Murdock; third, Andrew Bobilya.
Women鈥檚 kayak: First, Greta C. Durbin; second, Allie Pratt; third, Cindy Phipps.
Kid鈥檚 kayak: First, Ellie Padgett; second, Lilyanne Bobilya; third, Anna C. Kempker.
