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Fury at the Farm pictorial
Fury at the Farm
The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat. A record number of participants experienced it all on a magnificent spring day as more than 50 competitors ac cepted the challenge of Fury at the Farm, held April 16. Sponsored by the TFS Alumni Association and benefiting the students of Tallulah Falls School, this year’s edition was energized by an added category of competition based on the combined times of individual students and their par ticipating parent.
According to Todd Besier, President of the TFS Alumni Committee, even more obstacles were added to the nearly 3-mile course this year, making it the most chal lenging ever. Fury on the Farm is the successor to The Light in the Mountains 5K Road Race which was traditionally held each year on TFS Alumni Homecoming weekend. The alumni committee will be working hard to make the 2017 edition even better, so make plans to be a part of next year’s Fury at the Farm.
Middle school phys ed teacher Cyndy Campbell (left) and upper school Spanish teacher Sara Roberts tackle one of the obstacles along the challenging course.
“note to self: train harder next year”
Overall male and female winners: TFS junior Michael Weidner (left) and TFS faculty member Jennifer Dunlap.
Best combined parent-student winners: Ken Johnson (left) and eighth grader Hayden Johnson.
