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VIDEO: Hundreds of Northville Elementary Students Run For Fun At Track Meet

No score was kept at the Wednesday event and everyone was a winner.

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Parents filled the stands and lined the track at Wednesday afternoon to cheer on fourth and fifth grade students from elementary schools across the district.

No score was kept at the track event and no winners announced. Students participated in a relay, jumped hurdles and more. Organizer and physical education teacher Kurt Bartel said the meet gives students a chance to meet kids from other districts and also what track events are like.

More than 200 students participated in the 15th annual event.

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