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234,690 Steps: Escambia Extension Team Takes First in State Walking Challenge
July 8, 2023
Out of 65 teams around the state, Escambia Extension’s “Team 9 1/2 Mile Pensacola” won first place in the “Moderate Division” of University of Florida Health’s Spring Walking Challenge. The team racked up a total of 234,690 steps in the span of four weeks in April. Pictured: Team members (L-R) Carrie Stevenson, Khaliah Williams, Wendy Meredith, Gail Lepley, Lydia Purvis, and Haylee Linam. Not picture are Bridget Stice, Libbie Johnson, and Bethany Diamond. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “234,690 Steps: Escambia Extension Team Takes First in State Walking Challenge”
I’m honored and love working on the EFNEP Team through the University of Florida, IFAS Extension, in Escambia County! Extension is a great group of people who work hard to deliver the most up to date, researched education in various subject areas, to the public. The walking challenge is a great way for us stay healthy so we can continue our work and service to the community.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!