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Fitness and fellowship
(and a fewmedals too)
100-YARD FREESTYLE SWIM
Trey Haisten
1:06.50
GOLD
10K BIKE RACE—WOMEN AGES 30–49
Samantha Ivery
33:40
SILVER
10K WALK/RUN—MEN AGES 18–29
Brennan Parker
41:35
GOLD
Trey Haisten
42:41
SILVER
10K WALK/RUN—WOMEN AGES 30–49
Lisa Griswell
1:21:19
SILVER
BOARDWALK
Jonas Chapman, Todd Clark, LaSherrie Crittenden, Peter
Frohmader, Antonio Garrett, Samantha Ivery
and Jay Wright
:41.00
GOLD
COED 4x50 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY
Richard Foote, Shelli Hunter, Becky McCullers and Blake
Meadows
2:27.79
GOLD
COED OBSTACLE COURSE
Lisa Griswell and Trey Haisten
1:20
BRONZE
COED SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY
Jonas Chapman, LaSherrie Crittenden, Lisa Griswell and
Brennan Parker
2:10
SILVER
EXECUTIVE 4x200 METER RELAY
Kris Carpenter, Peter Frohmader, Michael Ritzus and Patrick
Wood
2:39
BRONZE
FAST TRACK COED RELAY
Kris Carpenter and Jay Wright
:34.19
BRONZE
TUG OF WAR
Kris Carpenter, Jonas Chapman, Todd Clark, LaSherrie
Crittenden, Peter Frohmader, Samantha Ivery, Tyrone Jones,
Terry Reid, Michael Ritzus and Patrick Wood
BRONZE
CONGRATULATIONS!
We’re proud of all our Jackson Hospital employees who participated in the
Montgomery Corporate Challenge. (Pictured above, from left to right: Terry Reid,
Jonas Chapman, Lisa Griswell, Patrick Wood, Peter Frohmader, LaSherrie Crittenden,
Jay Wright, Todd Clark, Kris Carpenter, Michael Ritzus and Brennan Parker.)
WHEN CITY OFFICIALS
learned that
Montgomery was one of the most obese cit-
ies in the country, they knew something had
to be done. That’s how Jackson Hospital,
with several other businesses and organiza-
tions, joined together on Saturday, May 5,
for the Montgomery Corporate Challenge.
Through the spirit of corporate competi-
tion, the event promoted fitness, fun and
fellowship by engaging participants in skill
contests and athletic endeavors designed to
challenge their minds and bodies. Several
Jackson employees joined the team.
“Jackson Hospital started Community
Challenge in 1984, and it ran 16 years un-
til 1999,” said Patrick Wood, development
director for the Jackson Hospital Founda-
tion. “I am glad the city of Montgomery
brought this event back as the Montgom-
ery Corporate Challenge. Our employees
loved it, and we can’t wait until next year!”
Meeting the challenge
The Jackson team spent their Saturday
pushing one another to the limit.
“Some of us were in better shape than
others, but we came together as a team,
gave it our all and had plenty of laughs
getting it done,” said Kris Carpenter, IS
director. “Many thanks to Patrick Wood
for getting us all together.”
Blake Meadows, a nurse in the emer-
gency room, said, “I was proud to be part
of this great event.”
The team placed third overall in divi-
sion 4 (for businesses with 751 or more
employees) and received 13 gold, 7 silver
and 18 bronze medals.
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