Marston records ace at Limestone CC
Aaron Marston of Presque Isle recorded his first hole-in-one July 1 at Limestone Country Club.
Marston used an eight-iron on the 154-yard third hole and witnessing the shot were James Pearson, Dan Shaw and Troy Caverhill.
Next Challenge race is Friday in Caribou
The fourth race of the Aroostook Musterds’ County Challenge Series, “The Musterd Mile,” is scheduled for Friday, July 11 in Caribou.
Registration is at Caribou High School beginning at 6 p.m. and the race starts at 7 p.m. There is no fee to enter. The course is downhill and flat and ends at Monica’s Scandinavian Shop on Sweden Street.
Softball batting practice
Saturdays in New Sweden
A slow pitch softball batting practice, for any interested adult (male or female), is being offered Saturdays at the baseball field behind Northstar Variety in New Sweden beginning at 9 a.m.
For more information, contact Dale Sjoberg at 896-5310.
Glow Run 5K/10K set for Saturday
For runners who want more of a challenge than the traditional 5K race, or families who are looking for a fun weekend activity, the Midsummers Night Glow Run 5K/10K takes place on Saturday, July 12 and can fill both of those needs.
Midsummers Night Glow Run 5K/10K will be held at the Presque Isle Middle School track. Registration is from 7-8:15 p.m.
The event includes a one-mile Fun Run for kids at 7:45 p.m. and a Glow Run offering both a 5K and a 10K option that gets underway around 8:45 p.m. Both distances will start and finish on the track.
Participants are encouraged to dress up in glow-in-the-dark shirts, bring glow sticks or other glow items and find creative ways with family and friends to make this event memorable. There will be lots of music pumping, laser lights and a crazy finish.
After the race, a free family-friendly movie can be enjoyed under the stars.
Running camp offered at CHS
The Lil’ Musterds Running Camp is slated for July 14-17 at the Caribou High School track.
The camp, which will be held from 8-11 a.m. each day, is for youth entering grades 4-8. The fee is $25 and registration will take place on the morning of July 14.
The camp will focus on running form, injury prevention, games, nutrition, pacing and fun.
A nutritional snack will be available daily as well as plenty of water.
For more information, contact Evan Graves at egraves@rsu39.org.
