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13 SEPT. 2015 -- ST. LOUIS -- Competitor Anna LaVoila (1766), 12, runs to the finish line with race buddies James Arpin (left), a medical school student from St. Louis University, and Shelby Nelson, a Washington University in St. Louis physical therapy student during the inaugural Tri My Best Triathlon, sponsored by the Carol and Paul Hatfield Cerebral Palsy Sports and Rehabilitation Center at Children's Hospital St. Louis, at Washington University Sunday, Sept. 13, 2015. Athletes swam, cycled and ran an adaptive course modified to meet the needs of those impacted by cerebral palsy. Photo by Sid Hastings, copyright © 2015 Washington University.
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13 SEPT. 2015 -- ST. LOUIS -- Competitor Anna LaVoila (1766), 12, runs to the finish line with race buddies James Arpin (left), a medical school student from St. Louis University, and Shelby Nelson, a Washington University in St. Louis physical therapy student during the inaugural Tri My Best Triathlon, sponsored by the Carol and Paul Hatfield Cerebral Palsy Sports and Rehabilitation Center at Children's Hospital St. Louis, at Washington University Sunday, Sept. 13, 2015. Athletes swam, cycled and ran an adaptive course modified to meet the needs of those impacted by cerebral palsy. Photo by Sid Hastings, copyright © 2015 Washington University.