Georgetown residents Chase the Chief

  • Georgetown Police Chief Cory Tchida visits with race participants before the start of the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Georgetown Police Chief Cory Tchida visits with race participants before the start of the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Participants get ready for the start of the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Participants get ready for the start of the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Participants are off for the start of the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Participants are off for the start of the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Participants are off for the start of the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Participants are off for the start of the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Runners leave the starting line for the 5-K race during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Runners leave the starting line for the 5-K race during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Georgetown Police Chief Cory Tchida congratulates finishers in the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp
    Georgetown Police Chief Cory Tchida congratulates finishers in the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp
  • 11-year-old Levi Thompson, a 5th grader at Ford Elementary School, was the first-place finisher in the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    11-year-old Levi Thompson, a 5th grader at Ford Elementary School, was the first-place finisher in the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Georgetown Police Chief Cory Tchida participates in the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Georgetown Police Chief Cory Tchida participates in the one-mile Fun Run during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Ainsley’s Angels team member Cannon Collier is congratulated by Melody Lusk as they near the finish line of their 5K race during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Ainsley’s Angels team member Cannon Collier is congratulated by Melody Lusk as they near the finish line of their 5K race during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Ainsley’s Angels team member Noelle Swartz is assisted by Taylor Gadds as they near the 5K race finish line during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Ainsley’s Angels team member Noelle Swartz is assisted by Taylor Gadds as they near the 5K race finish line during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Monica Johnson of Copperas Cove was the first women’s finisher in the 5K race during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Monica Johnson of Copperas Cove was the first women’s finisher in the 5K race during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • 16-year-old Matthew Morales, a student at Georgetown High School, was the first finisher in the 5K event during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    16-year-old Matthew Morales, a student at Georgetown High School, was the first finisher in the 5K event during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Ainsley’s Angels team member Garion Champagne is assisted by teammates Triston Peiris, Taylor Scruggs and Travis Tobias as they near the 5K race finish line during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Ainsley’s Angels team member Garion Champagne is assisted by teammates Triston Peiris, Taylor Scruggs and Travis Tobias as they near the 5K race finish line during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
  • Ainsley’s Angels team member Conor Hamilton, 14, joined by his mom, Daphni Eissing, nears the 5K race finish line during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.
    Ainsley’s Angels team member Conor Hamilton, 14, joined by his mom, Daphni Eissing, nears the 5K race finish line during the 13th Annual Chase the Chief, held Sunday, March 2, 2025 at East View High School. 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event. Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown. Photo by Andy Sharp.

    The 13th Annual Chase the Chief was held Sunday, March 2, at East View High School.  About 2,000 people were registered for the one-mile fun run and 5K event.   Proceeds from the races support physical education programs in Georgetown.

    Photo by Andy Sharp

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