Tractor Tug raises money for St. Joseph’s Health Centre Foundation

The University of Guelph’s Animal Biology Student Association donned rabbit ears and noses for their tractor pull. Leading the way here, from front, are Alyssa Quartarone, Téa Currie and Arden Pappot, pulling a tractor with Nick Jantzi behind the wheel. The biology students were up against the “Horses and Hail Marys,” who are pulling tractor driven by Colin Enns from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. Photo by Robin George

From left, Josie Meyers, Shae Cullen-Mcternan and Kinsley McAlpine led the way for the “Double Denim Haulers.” Photo by Robin George

The Party Animals team wore onesies for their tug and included, from front, Braelin Collins-Robb, Sarah D’avila Aleman, Masen Sellick and Caylee McCormick. Photo by Robin George

Clark Acheson led the Dundalk Diversity Group, who were able to break into a run while tugging their tractor. Photo by Robin George

The team “We Want Our Tractors Tugged” took a strong lead during their tractor tug race against the “Double Denim Haulers.” Photo by Robin George

The first two teams to compete included representatives from the campus security office and the university’s first response team. Photo by Robin George

From left, Tom Gill, Mike Von Massous and Dave Pringle were part of the Campus Security Office team. Here, they pull a John Deer tractor driven by Nick Jantzi from Premier Equipment. Photo by Robin George

The First Response Team was led by Adam Koziorowski. Photo by Robin George