4th Quarter Athletes
David Burnett
As they enter the fourth quarter of their lives, thousands of senior athletes have either continued lifelong athletic pursuits or returned to sport after years of inactivity. While the minimum age for competition is 50, most participants are in their 60s, 70s, and 80s, with many competing well into their 90s and even approaching 100.
From track and field to volleyball and basketball, the energy and enthusiasm these athletes bring to competition is remarkable. Their presence is a powerful reminder that returning to sport does not require youth—only determination.
Senior Softball-Las VegasPOS DB 679 1$1,000
Start of the 200m racePOS DB 679 2$1,000
Taped Hands: VolleyballPOS DB 679 3$1,000
Sixty three year old champion Water Skier Zenon BilasPOS DB 679 4$1,000
He shoots: But does he score?POS DB 679 5$100
Tri-Athlon brings together Swimming, Cycling, and RunningPOS DB 679 6$1,000
Stretching before the GamePOS DB 679 7$1,000
Runners Line Up for 50m SprintPOS DB 679 8$1,000
Tai Chi, With SwordPOS DB 679 9$1,000
Boxing, as a Senior SportPOS DB 679 10$1,000
Harper's Ferry, Iowa. USA. The senior Women's Granny Basketball TeamPOS DB 679 11$1,000
The 100m Start: Penn Relays POS DB 679 12$1,000
Race Walking at the Huntsman GamesPOS DB 679 13$1,000
Women's 3000m Power WalkPOS DB 679 14$1,000
The 100m Start, the Fastest Race in TrackPOS DB 679 15$1,000
Blasting off the Start: 100m TrialsPOS DB 679 16$1,000
The Start! POS DB 679 17$1,000
She's 91 Years Old, and She Pole VaultsPOS DB 679 18$1,000
PowerliftingPOS DB 679 19$1,000
The Locker Room - Men's Ice HockeyPOS DB 679 20$1,500
Powerlifting - takes everything!POS DB 679 21$1,000
A 60+ year old Javelin thrower POS DB 679 22$1,000
Senior Powerlifting - the ChallengePOS DB 679 23$1,000
Senior Hammer ThrowingPOS DB 679 24$1,000
The Long JumpPOS DB 679 25$1,000
On the CourtPOS DB 679 26$1,000
Ready to Swim to AlcatrazPOS DB 679 27$1,000
Ageless SurfersPOS DB 679 28$1,000