OBSTACLE COURSE

United Heroes League - Sunday, May 19, 2024. Time: 10am-2pm

Sponsored by Blue Line Fitness and the Invisible Wounds Project

OFFICER DOWN OBSTACLE COURSE

EVENT INFORMATION

Sunday, May 19th, 2024; Time 10am-2pm.

United Heroes League, 15211 Ravenna Trail, Hastings, MN 55033 (Google Maps)

As well as law enforcement officers/supporters, this event is open to the general public, friends, and family. Must be 13 years or older to participate in the Obstacle Course. There is a path that runs through the middle of the course where younger kids are able to spectate at the event.

Participants will select a time interval they wish to run the course. Intervals run every 15 minutes with a 10-person maximum for each interval. You aren't required to complete every obstacle and you'll have people to help you.

The entry fee is $60 which allows participants access to the course. Volunteers will get free entry to the event. The money raised from participant entry fees and donations will be going to the families of Josh Owen and Hunter Scheel.

If you don't wish or aren't able to participate in the obstacle course, but want to contribute, you can donate as well.

If you are interested in being a sponsor and/or donating food or beverages for the participants and volunteers, please contact Justin at [email protected] or 651-371-9919. One of the goals is minimizing event costs in order to maximize charitable funds. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Get a Sneak Peek of the Obstacles by watching the video below!

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Why This Event Matters

There aren't many opportunities where you get to participate in a military-grade obstacle course while honoring two great heroes like Josh and Hunter.

This event is being held to help build stronger community partnerships between law enforcement officers and the general public. This year we are honoring the lives of Deputy Josh Owen and Officer Hunter Scheel.

Josh Owen (44) was a Pope County Deputy for nearly 12 years. Josh was also a Minnesota National Guard Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran.

Josh had a strong, calming presence that knew how to have fun. Josh was selfless and would help anyone who asked, and he sought out those who haven’t even asked yet

Josh is survived by his wife Shannon and son Rylan.

Hunter (23) was a Patrol Officer for Cameron (WI) Police Department was also a United States Army National Guard Operation Enduring Freedom veteran.

Hunter loved fishing, hunting, and hockey. He had an “old soul” and found happiness and peace in simple things.

He is survived by his mother, stepfather, father, and three sisters.