can-am police-fire games

Eleven men are competing against each other today (Friday) for the title of Toughest Competitor Alive" in the Can-Am Police Fire-Games in St. Cloud.

Still a few days remaining in the Can-Am Police-Fire Games, and one of today's highlights is the Track and Field contest at Apollo High School.

On a hot and steamy Friday morning, 21 Can-Am Police-Fire Games competitors took to their mountain bikes for a 15-mile race. Older racers could choose a 10-11 mile course.

Can-Am Police-Fire competitors are taking part in several events at St. Cloud State University's Field House today. Volleyball teams, weightlifters and wrestlers are all competing today.

Competitors in the Can-Am Police-Fire Games put down their guns and hoses on Wednesday afternoon and picked-up their pots and pans for the Chili Cook-Off. There were nine teams in the event, mostly from Central Minnesota.

Competitors in the Can-Am Police-Fire Games are competing in ice hockey this week. The teams compete in pool play followed by a single-elimination tournament.

The Can-Am Police-Fire games continue through Sunday in the St. Cloud metro area. St. Cloud Fire Chief Bill Mund says our local firefighters have been doing well.

The St. Cloud team took first place out of the 9 teams in the 2-day, 6-event SWAT competition.

About 40 members of various law enforcement departments are competing in the service pistol shooting event today as part of the Can-Am Police-Fire Games.

16 competitors are vying for first place in the Can-Am Police-Fire Games' archery competition this morning.