The Adaptative Recreation program wrapped up the horseshoe season on Wednesday, Aug. 16, at Fairgrounds Park in Mexico.
In the female division, Trista Clifton won first place followed by second …
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The Adaptative Recreation program wrapped up the horseshoe season on Wednesday, Aug. 16, at Fairgrounds Park in Mexico.
In the female division, Trista Clifton won first place followed by second place winner Cora Merkley, third place winner Brittany Petree and fourth place finisher Mandy Hannon.
In the male division, Mark Edge was the winner followed by Elmer Thesler who was runner-up and Ron Broeker was third. Tanner Winchell also participated..
The athletes who participated included Lisa Rudy, Amanda Brown, Tamica Brown, and Kim Anderson.
Fairgrounds Park will be the scene for another horseshoe tournament to benefit the Missouri Veterans' Home next Saturday, Sept. 23, Registration is $10 and starts at 10 a.m. Tossing starts at 11 a.m. A silent auction and refreshments will be available.
