Do you have what it takes?            

 

A
filthy and formidable 5k obstacle course race for insane athletes and daring beginners benefiting
Special Olympics' Athletes in Western Colorado.

Grand Junction, CO

Saturday, May 11, 2013

Photos of last Saturday’s Gauntlet are now online at www.gjsentinel.com. On the home page click on Lifestyles in the top blue bar and then click on Social Junction underneath. Four galleries of photos are entitled Gauntlet Part 1; Gauntlet Part 2; Running Amuck; and More Mud in Your Eyes. The photos can be purchased, with some of the proceeds going to the Special Olympics.

Thank you all for another GREAT year!  
Click on the below links for this year's results:
Age Group Finishers
Male Finishers
Female Finishers
Missing Finishers*
*NOTE - persons/teams on this list may indicate you lost your bib, the timing chip became clogged with mud, or you were registered, but didn't run. 

gaunt-let [gawnt-lit]  noun--1)  a form of physical punishment or torture in which a person is forced to run between two lines of people armed with clubs, whips and other weapons to beat the victim  2) to offer or accept a challenge  3) consecutive tasks endured sequentially, as these do not cause serious injury, only bearable pain, they are sometimes eagerly anticipated by the initiate as a sign of acceptance into a more prestigious group

In some traditions, if the condemned was able to run the Gauntlet and exit at the far end, his faults would be deemed paid and he would rejoin his comrades with a clean slate.  In other cultures, he was sent back through the Gauntlet until death.

We, however, would like to see you again next year...
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