CrossFit Krypton’s Compete for a Cure
Athletes from across Hampton Roads came together to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital at the annual CrossFit Krypton's Compete for a Cure. This year participation grew to over 100 athletes. Area vendors were also in attendance of the growing event. Held in the Chesapeake Conference Center, the competition raised over $100,000 for St. Jude's.
Scott Woods with his son Aaron, St. Judes cancer patient and survivor with CrossFit Krypton's Ben Smith.
Ryan and Britney Smith, owners of Three Ships CrossFit came to support their fellow athletes
Scott Woods with his son Aaron, St. Judes cancer patient and survivor with CrossFit Krypton's Adam Kink
Some of the the countless volunteers from CrossFit Krypton that made the event a success!
Paige Rabidoux and Kayla Ferrell made up the team “Partners in Crime†from CrossFit Krypton
The Shopper Graphic Designer Jennifer Tolarchyk with CrossFit Krypton friend and volunteer, Jessica Bryan
David Stainback and Michael Stemler of Three Ships CrossFit teamed up for the competition (Photo courtesy of Gerald Sencio)
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