Iowa State Trooper Dave Helton and Glenn Elementary dog Sprite lead troopers into the lake.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly.
The North Scott football team makes a splash.
The North Scott football team makes a splash.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly.
Lancer girls' basketball players take their turn in the water.
Lancer girls' basketball players take their turn in the water.
Lancer Chloe Engelkes leads her team.
These Polar Plungers aren't chicken.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly.
Carmen Anderson, of DeWitt Central.
Davenport police fielded an "Under the Sea" team led by Brianna Anderson's shark-dog, Mila.
Davenport police fielded an "Under the Sea" team led by Brianna Anderson's shark-dog, Mila.
Davenport police fielded an "Under the Sea" team led by Brianna Anderson's shark-dog, Mila.
A sunny and 62-degree Saturday took the bite out of the annual Special Olympics fundraiser. But 54-degree water Saturday at West Lake Park kept plungers moving quickly. North Scott was well represented among those who raised pledges for their plunge, with football and girls' basketball team members participating again. Sheriff Tim Lane led deputies and reserve deputies Cory, John and Tim Hutcheson into the water. Davenport police fielded an "Under the Sea" team led by Brianna Anderson's shark-dog, Mila. NSP photos by Mark Ridolfi.
Keywords
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Special Olympics,
Polar Plunge,
Scott County Sheriff's Department,
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Tim Lane,
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Iowa State Patrol,
John Glenn Elementary School,
Dave Helton,
girls basketball,
Chloe Engelkes,
Handicapped Development Center,
football,
Carmen Anderson,
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