TISC’s skaters came out in full force to support the Canada Day Marathon in Cambridge. The yearly event, which takes place on July 1st, is organized by Jim Mallard and well supported by TISC with participants, logistics, and volunteers.
The Toronto Inline Skating Club’s orange, blue, and black coulours were zooming on Cambridge’s roads, with skaters on their way to personal-best times as well as podium finishes.
The ever important post-race BBQ was well-received by the participants.
What better way to celebrate Canada’s 142nd birthday by participating in an inline skating event and sharing food and good times with friends.
For preliminary results and many pictures, click here.
Jay Brown coming in with a strong finish- photo from Peter Doucet, SpeedSkateWorld.com
Jesse Pauley can’t believe that David Rudniski’s frame broke…- photo from Peter Doucet, SpeedSkateWorld.com
After the race, it’s time to chat and be with friends- photo from Peter Doucet, SpeedSkateWorld.com
TISC and CRISC (Calgary) on the podium in the juvenile boys’ 21km- photo from Peter Doucet, SpeedSkateWorld.com
TISC’s Sarah Hopkins (left- 2nd), Morgane Echardour (middle- 1st), and Ottawa’s Dominique Lalonde (right- 3rd)- photo from Peter Doucet, SpeedSkateWorld.com
Sergio Almeralla and Peter Doucet on the decisive attack. Quebec’s Benoit Tremblay joined the duo, at which point Doucet broke from his break-mates and came in to win the marathon- photo by Harry Wallace, from SpeedSkateWorld.com
