Colby College’s annual Muddy Jack & Jill meet on Saturday gathered teams from across New England to compete in events including single-buck sawing, burling (better known as log rolling), pole climbing, survey chain throwing and crosscut sawing.
The event is put on by the Colby Woodsmen club.
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Teague Henkle, 21, from the University of Vermont, greases a saw as teammate Eric Donnelly competes in the single-buck comepition at Colby College's annual Muddy Jack & Jill Meet in Waterville on Saturday. Staff photo by Michael G. Seamans
University of Maine at Orono's Nicole Whitney, 20, competes in the disc stack competition at Colby College's annual Muddy Jack & Jill Meet in Waterville on Saturday. Whitney tied for first with 17 discs and beat her personal best of 15. Staff photo by Michael G. Seamans
The burling competion at Colby College's annual Muddy Jack & Jill Meet in Waterville on Saturday. Staff photo by Michael G. Seamans
The burling competion at Colby College's annual Muddy Jack & Jill Meet in Waterville on Saturday. Staff photo by Michael G. Seamans
The pole climbing competittion at Colby College's annual Muddy Jack & Jill Meet in Waterville on Saturday. Staff photo by Michael G. Seamans
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