Montgomery Catholic Sixth Graders Participate in 5 Points of Life Marathon

Montgomery Catholic Sixth Graders Participate in 5 Points of Life Marathon 1

Montgomery Catholic St. Bede Campus sixth grade students Bobby Crawford, Jason Flowers, Hannah Vaccaro, Lainie Doyle, Savannah Johnson, and Ashley Hayes participated in the 5 Points of Life Marathon held on Saturday, March 8, 2014 at the James W. Wilson Jr. YMCA in Montgomery. The students began their marathon journey in P.E. class where they completed 25 miles, one at a time. The students logged their running time and on race day they completed their marathon by running the last 1.2 miles on Saturday. These young Montgomery Catholic athletes were excited to participate in this fun event promoting good health and exercise.

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