Fog didn't slow the 32nd annual Tinley Turkey Trot covered 5K through Vogt Woods Nov. 5. A total of 295 runners finished the race, with Tom Doyle of Tinley Park the overall winner and Orland Park native Meg Kobza the top woman finisher.
32nd annual Tinley Park Turkey Trot
The 2023 Tinley Park Turkey Trot started in the fog Nov. 5 at Vogt Woods.
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32nd annual Tinley Park Turkey Trot
Kevin Murray was one of several members of the Tinley Track and Trail group to run in this ear’s Turkey Trot.
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32nd annual Tinley Park Turkey Trot
R. Nolan gets off to a fast start at the Tinley Park Turkey Trot.
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32nd annual Tinley Park Turkey Trot
Kailey Stariha’s hair flies during the start of the Tinley Park Turkey Trot at Vogt Woods.
Jeff Vorva, The Times
32nd annual Tinley Park Turkey Trot
Not all the competitors in the Turkey Trot were running.
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32nd annual Tinley Park Turkey Trot
Jackson Ethridge, a Lincoln-Way West runner from New Lenox, is the runner-up in the Tinley Park.
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32nd annual Tinley Park Turkey Trot
Brother Rice volleyball players Carter Mosel, from left, of Tinley Park, Steve Devine of Chicago, Ryne Collins of Oak Lawn and Zach Mikrut of Chicago showed their holiday spirit in running the Turkey Trot.
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32nd annual Tinley Park Turkey Trot
Tinley Park’s Tom Doyle won his second straight Turkey Trot Nov. 5 at Vogt Woods.
Jeff Vorva, The Times
32nd annual Tinley Park Turkey Trot
Meg Kobza, an Orland Park native living in England, won the women’s division of the Tinley Park Turkey Trot.
Jeff Vorva, The Times
32nd annual Tinley Park Turkey Trot
Plenty of water awaited the runners at the finish line.Â
Lincoln-Way East senior Jaya Veerapaneni joined some elite company in school history. She took eighth place in the 100-yard back stroke with a time of :58.13 seconds at the IHSA state meet.
For Holiday Harmonies, the choirs of St. Michael and St. Francis of Assisi Churches in Orland Park will team up with the The Southwest Symphony Orchestra for concerts Dec. 9 and 10.Â