January 29, 2015

View the full article the Geoduck website: http://gogeoducks.com/news/2015/1/29/TRACK_0129152758.aspx?path=track

January 31, 2015

Content by: Virginia Cortland

It's been a while since we've updated the blog. It's hard to be so far away from the twins and see them accomplishing many of their lifelong goals. Luckily through Instagram and our school's sports news page, I am able to keep up with them. To read about how well they did at the UW event, please continue by clicking on the following link: 

http://gogeoducks.com/news/2015/1/31/TRACK_0131152708.aspx?path=track

November 26, 2014

Photos and Content by: Virginia Cortland

On Wednesday, Wes and Les decided to host a Friendsgiving at their house to celebrate with their friends before the big turkey day. This is what I am going to miss the most about Evergreen. I am thankful that my photography brought me to the twins and I am forever greaful for their friendship! 

November 9, 2014

Photos and content by: Virginia Cortland

Today, Les competed at The Evergreen State College in a mid-season race and Wes rode ahead on his bicycle to help pace his brother. After the race, Les reflects by saying, "Today marked a very special day for me. I got a PR in the 5k, ran 15:44, and finished first. It was a good victory but I would like to dedicate my award to Anthony Farve." At the end, Les was awarded a plaque for overall male runner. 

October 18, 2014

Photos and content by: Virginia Cortland

On Saturday, October 18th, Les Jones competed in a race in Seattle and did really well. Les came in 29th place out of 100. Les believes he can do better and looks forward to the next race. We also attended TESC alumni basketball games to show support for other athletes. 

October 3, 2014

Photos and content by: Virginia Cortland

On Friday night, Wes attended TESC women's volleyball game against Oregon Tech to show support for other athletes. In this photo, he talks to his friend, Thomas, whom had been in his past architectural and sustainable design class at the college. 

September 2, 2014

Photos and Content by: Virginia Cortland

How many pebbles did you run today? The answer is...thirty 400s = 7.5 miles! On September 2nd, 2014, the twins ran thirty laps around The Evergreen State College's track in 75 seconds per lap. This was a memorable learning experience set up by coach, Chris Ertman because they did not know how many pebbles were hidden in the bucket.