Pat Mitchell of McHenry, Illinois, holds a sign to encourage her daughters, Lisa Dister and Laura Fitch, who were competing in the Sept. 21 Fontana Triathlon.
Chris Schultz, Regional News
Ally Kalsinski of West Allis crosses the finish line Sept. 21 after completing the Olympic swim, bicycle and run during the Fontana Triathlon.
Chris Schultz, Regional News
Laura Fitch, left, of Barrington, Illinois, begins her run Sept. 21 in the Fontana Triathlon, while her sister, Lisa Dister, jogs alongside for encouragement.
Chris Schultz, Regional News
Michael Umans, left, of Palatine, Illinois, talks with his father, Rob Umans of Williams Bay, after both had competed in the Fontana Triathlon on Sept. 21.
Chris Schultz, Regional News
Catherine Demet of Lake Forest, Illinois, shows the plaque that identifies her as the sprint triathlon winner Sept. 21 in the women's 50 to 54 age group at the Fontana Triathlon.
FONTANA— Nearly 400 participants swam, biked and ran Sept. 21 during a new triathlon that spanned three communities: Fontana, Williams Bay and the town of Linn.
Pat Mitchell of McHenry, Illinois, holds a sign to encourage her daughters, Lisa Dister and Laura Fitch, who were competing in the Sept. 21 Fontana Triathlon.
Laura Fitch, left, of Barrington, Illinois, begins her run Sept. 21 in the Fontana Triathlon, while her sister, Lisa Dister, jogs alongside for encouragement.
Michael Umans, left, of Palatine, Illinois, talks with his father, Rob Umans of Williams Bay, after both had competed in the Fontana Triathlon on Sept. 21.
Catherine Demet of Lake Forest, Illinois, shows the plaque that identifies her as the sprint triathlon winner Sept. 21 in the women's 50 to 54 age group at the Fontana Triathlon.
