Monday, August 25, 2025
Muddy morning run raises money for child abuse prevention
Participants of Bowling Green’s annual Mud Run hold hands as they tackle obstacle one at Phil Moore Park on Aug 23, 2025 (Cayden Duncan)
Runners ready to get mucky gathered at Phil Moore Park Saturday for Mud Happens: One Bad Mud Run.
Family Enrichment Center (FEC) hosted the 13th annual mud run for child abuse prevention services, including a parent education program and supervised visitation. The run raised over $50,000 from registration fees and sponsor contributions. The race sold out with 734 total registered participants, the largest crowd since 2014.
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WKU wide receiver K D Hutchinson celebrates before WKU’s home opener against Sam Houston in Houchens-Smith Stadium on Saturday, Aug 23, 2025 (Summer Crawford)
Quarterback Maverick McIvor‘s 401-yard showing under the Saturday night lights powered the Hilltoppers past the Sam Houston Bearkats 41-24 at Houchens-Smith Stadium.
In his Hilltopper debut, the graduate student threw 33-51, totalling 401 yards and 3 touchdowns.
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