CrossFit Games continue with tribute to Lazar Dukic
The CrossFit Games in Fort Worth continued on Friday, starting with a tribute to an athlete who drowned in Marine Creek Lake.
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The CrossFit Games in Fort Worth continued on Friday, starting with a tribute to an athlete who drowned in Marine Creek Lake.
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The rest of Thursday's events and activities were canceled but the CrossFit Games resumed Friday and will continue through Sunday.
Hundreds filled Dickies Arena in Fort Worth for the tribute, where officials announced the 2024 CrossFit Games were dedicated to Lazar Dukic.
Several CrossFit Games athletes showed up ahead of the tribute to Lazar Dukic, who drowned during the first day of the games in a Fort Worth lake.
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Friday's games will begin with a tribute to Lazar Dukic, who drowned on the first day of the CrossFit Games.
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A person drowned in the Marine Creek Reservoir Thursday morning, according to MedStar. This is near the site of the 2024 CrossFit Games in Fort Worth.
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