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  • Adrian Gomez, with the Whitfield County Sheriff's Office, prepares to jump to touch the next tier on an obstacle course during the toughest competitor event of the Georgia Police and Fire Games on Monday. The games are being held in various places in Whitfield County this week. The games are open to the public. For more information visit gapoliceandfiregames.com. (Misty Watson/The Daily Citizen)

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  • Jonathon Lent, with the Forsyth County Fire Department, pulls himself over the inverted ladder on an obstacle course as Cpt. Wes Lync of the Whitfield County Sheriff's Office talks him through it during the toughest competitor event of the Georgia Police and Fire Games on Monday. The games are being held in various places in Whitfield County this week. The games are open to the public. For more information visit gapoliceandfiregames.com. (Misty Watson/The Daily Citizen)

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  • Wade Harris, of the Walton County Sheriff's Office, leaps over hurdles on the obstacle course during the toughest competitor event of the Georgia Police and Fire Games on Monday. The games are being held in various places in Whitfield County this week. The games are open to the public. For more information visit gapoliceandfiregames.com. (Misty Watson/The Daily Citizen)

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  • John New, of the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office, works his way up the inverted ladder as Cpt. Wes Lynch, left, and Shawn Giles, both with the Whitfield County Sheriff's Office talk him through it on the obstacle course during the toughest competitor event of the Georgia Police and Fire Games on Monday. The games are being held in various places in Whitfield County this week. The games are open to the public. For more information visit gapoliceandfiregames.com. (Misty Watson/The Daily Citizen)

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  • Jonathon Lent, with the Forsyth County Fire Department, pushes a patrol car on an obstacle course as Cpt. Wes Lync of the Whitfield County Sheriff's Office talks him through it during the toughest competitor event of the Georgia Police and Fire Games on Monday. The games are being held in various places in Whitfield County this week. The games are open to the public. For more information visit gapoliceandfiregames.com. (Misty Watson/The Daily Citizen)

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June 19, 2012

Georgia Police and Fire Games in Whitfield County

Results from Monday's competitions:

Skeet shooting/ 5-stand competition at (Silver Shoe Ranch and Hunting Preserve)

Results:

1st Gold: Timmy Ponders, Whitfield County Fire Department

2nd Silver: Keith Dempsey, Dalton Fire Department

3rd Bronze: Efren Glover, MARTA Police Department  



Bass Tournament at Carters Lake (13 boats)

Results:

1st Gold: Eddie Thomas(retired fireman) and Mark Chambers (retired police) of Perry; five fish, 11.84 pounds

2nd Silver: Tyler Vanderberg and Joel Hall, Acworth Police Department; five fish, 8.84 pounds

3rd Bronze: Scott Laughman and Morris Nix, Sandy Springs Police Department; five fish, 8.65 pounds



Par 3 Golf at Nob North Golf Course (13 golfers)

Results:

1st Gold: Larry Gilbert, 60

2nd Silver: Daniel Oak, 61

3rd Bronze: Mike Young, 69



Toughest Competitor

Results:

1st Gold Overall: Casey Crosby

1st Gold 30-34: Kyle Westhaven

2nd Silver 30-34: Jonathan Lent



1st Gold 35-39: Adrian Gomez

2nd Silver 35-39: John New



1st Gold 45-49: Wade Harris

2nd Silver 45-49: James Swafford

 

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