From left: Cathy Livingston, Eileen Livingston and Terry (Livingston) Ballou all turned in stellar performances at the Maine Senior Games at St. Joseph’s University in Standish, Maine on Saturday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Sherri Desmarais of Freedom made her track debut and won the 50-54 age group in the 1,500-meter power walk at the Maine Senior Games at Saint Joseph's College in Standish, Maine on Saturday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
From left: Cathy Livingston, Eileen Livingston and Terry (Livingston) Ballou all turned in stellar performances at the Maine Senior Games at St. Joseph’s University in Standish, Maine on Saturday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Eileen Livingston set a new state record in the 1,500-meter power walk in 11:58 at the Maine Senior Games on Saturday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Terry Ballou won the 1,500 and the 400-meter runs at the Maine Senior Games on Saturday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Sherri Desmarais of Freedom made her track debut and won the 50-54 age group in the 1,500-meter power walk at the Maine Senior Games at Saint Joseph's College in Standish, Maine on Saturday. (COURTESY PHOTO)
STANDISH, Maine — Eileen Livingston and daughters Cathy Livingston and Terry (Livingston) Ballou all turned in stellar performances at the Maine Senior Games at Saint Joseph's College in Standish, Maine on Saturday.
Eileen Livingston, 78, of Conway broke the state record in her age group in the 1,500-meter power walk. She covered the course in 11:58, shattering the former record of 15:22. She broke the New Hampshire state record last summer, finishing in 11:46 to easily eclipse the previous record of 12:13.
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