Here’s what keeps these adults running and jumping at Track and Field
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The Northwest Territories’ track and field championship exists for the hundreds of youth who participate – but many of the events have nothing to do with them.
Organizers in Hay River devote significant chunks of each year’s schedule to adult events, meaning coaches and parents can be seen taking to the track right after – and sometimes alongside – students.
What’s motivating adults in their 20s, 30s, 40s or 50s and beyond to show up and try to look graceful in the long jump pit or composed on the track?
Annie Casson, left, and daughter Maggie. Ollie Williams/Cabin Radio
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