Benton Bucks runners assist competitor after collapse during race

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Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Benton Bucks runners assist competitor after collapse during race
Summary

Ruth Boomershine and Shalom Boomershine assisted a Concord runner during a cross country meet at Ox Bow Park on Tuesday, Aug. 25. Ruth Boomershine noticed Kylee Anglemyer collapse near the 2.5-mile mark of the 3.1-mile race and stayed with her while waiting for medical assistance. Shalom Boomershine arrived shortly after, running ahead to alert others and secure further help for the athlete. Both siblings resumed their race after help arrived, placing 18th and 25th. Anglemyer, who cited potential nutritional issues for her collapse, returned to competition on Saturday, Aug. 30, at the NorthWood Invitational. The runner and her team are scheduled to host the Minutemen Classic at Ox Bow Park on Sept. 12.

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  • Ruth and Shalom Boomershine stopped to assist a fallen competitor at a meet on Aug. 25.
  • The incident occurred in a wooded section of the course at Ox Bow Park.
  • Kylee Anglemyer returned to competition on Aug. 30 after the medical episode.
  • Concord is scheduled to host the Minutemen Classic on Sept. 12.
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  • 8:03 AMYahoo SportsBoomershine sisters step up to help fellow cross country runner
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Shalom and Ruth Boomershine, cross country runners for the Benton Bucks, were heroes in helping a Concord runner who collapsed during a recent meet.

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