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Fueled by camaraderie, Scottish heavy athletes perform feats of strength in Hallowell
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Centralmaine.com
Her decision, at the time, she explained Saturday at the 2nd annual Hallowell Backyard Games, was fueled by Scotland’s national drink, whisky.
Barron, who lives in Belgrade, turned professional in 2001, competing in Highland Games heavy events around the country; since 2017 he has competed in the professional masters’ division.
Most of the nearly 50 athletes taking part in the 2nd annual Hallowell Backyard Games Saturday at the normally tranquil city recreation area known as The Res, were neither professionals nor expecting to compete in a world championship.
AdvertisementOther competitors watch as Waterville’s Teejay Sinclair throws the hammer during the Backyard Games Saturday in Hallowell.
Lindsay Sharkey competes in the open stone throw event during a Backyard Games event Saturday in Hallowell.