Girls on the Run

Some staffers and club members of the Boys and Girls Club of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe joined over 800 participants at the Girls on the Run Durango 5k run Saturday, Nov. 12 at Fort Lewis College.

Marissa Olguin leads a pack of runners up a hill at Fort Lewis College, Saturday, Nov. 12. Olguin finished the 5k race in approximately 28 minutes.

Kaycee Jefferson makes her way through the Girls on the Run 5k course on Saturday, Nov. 12.

Club members Kaycee Jefferson and Alyssa Atencio keep pace as they near the end of the race.

Club member, Krystyn Weaver and Program Coodinator, Cassandra Sanchez make their way down a hill to the finish line.

Sacha Smith | The Southern Ute Drum

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Wed Nov 23rd, 2016 , by Sacha Smith | The Southern Ute Drum

Boys and Girls Club of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe joined over 800 participants at the Girls on the Run Durango 5k run Saturday, Nov. 12 at Fort Lewis College. The purpose of Girls on the Run is to help young girls build confidence, appreciate individuality, have a healthy body image, build peer relationships and care for the community.