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The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )

The Special Olympics of Utah held their fundraising Polar Plunge event at the MARC PC pool Saturday. Teams of brave souls jumped into winter weather water for the purpose of raising money for Olympic athletes. The water temperature was very much in-dispute, those that got wet vs those who stood dry on the pool deck. The discussed range was somewhere between the high 30ºs to the mid 70ºs, depending on your source. Whatever the water temperature was, teams did not linger in the pool. They very quickly made their way to the warm hot tub. Special thanks to Tony Morfea, on the "Skis on the Run" team, for agreeing to wear The Park Record action camera as he took the plunge.I David Jackson/Park Record ( TPR )