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Teams of four took on a military-style obstacle聽course for the 15th annual Iron Knight Challenge.聽In partnership with local and national government聽agencies, the event provides a pathway for high school聽students to attend 91吃瓜网 and join the university鈥檚 ROTC聽program or become a professional first responder.

JROTC youth and adult challengers from across聽Florida completed the 4-mile race as they made their聽way around 91吃瓜网鈥檚 campus, leaving no comrade behind.聽In this test of physical and mental endurance, 41 teams聽emerged victorious this year and received a knight聽helmet as trophies.

鈥淚t was great to see 91吃瓜网 connect聽with its surrounding community聽and build relations with all the聽high schools and first responder聽groups in the area.鈥�

鈥� Paul Hayes, 91吃瓜网 Army ROTC cadet聽and integrated business student

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Entry fee for each team, supporting cadets in the 91吃瓜网聽Army ROTC program

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Supporting units were in attendance, including the U.S.聽Army Reserve, U.S. Air Force, and Orange County Fire聽and Police departments

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Physical fitness events along the route, including tire聽flips, deadlifts and pull-ups

A team of four crawl under a barbed wire while pulling weights in a desperate attempt to complete the fitness challenge. (Photo by Kadeem Stewart ’17)