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Bikers’ Victory Benefits Girls On Run

The CNYC/NYCM Insurance bicycle team donates it $250 winnings from the Cazenovia Hillbender rase in Chittenango Falls to the local Girls On The Run program. The bicyclists, from left, are Ben Savoie, Marc Kingsley and David Bertram. Accepting for GOTR is Sally Trosset. Team members not pictured are Abraham Benghiat and Steven Gates. In addition to winning the Hillbender overall, Bertram won overall third, plus first in his age groupd; Kingsley was 14th and third, Gates was 12th and third, and Savoie was 22nd overall. The Hillbender is a benefit for the Two Smiles, One Hope effort.
The CNYC/NYCM Insurance bicycle team Tuesday donated it $250 winnings from the Cazenovia Hillbender rase in Chittenango Falls to the local Girls On The Run program. The bicyclists, from left, are Ben Savoie, Marc Kingsley and David Bertram. Accepting for GOTR is Sally Trosset. Team members not pictured are Abraham Benghiat and Steven Gates. In addition to winning the Hillbender overall, Bertram won overall third, plus first in his age groupd; Benghiat was fourth overall and first in his age group; Kingsley was 14th and third, Gates was 12th and third, and Savoie was 22nd overall. The Hillbender is a benefit for the Two Smiles, One Hope effort.

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