Chicago resident Sean Plomann, with the BladeRunners, secures his running leg shortly before the GLASA race Saturday. | Joe Shuman~For Sun-Times Media
Evelyn Felipez, 14, of Lake Villa gets some help from her dad, Jon Felipez, as she gets ready for her race in the GLASA event in Lake Forest. | Joe Shuman~For Sun-Times Media
Karen Tamley, of Chicago, moves off the start line to begin her race Saturday in Lake Forest. | Joe Shuman~For Sun-Times Media
Ethan Burkhart, 11, and sister Eleanor Burkhart, 6, of Libertyville, wait for the GLASA race to start Saturday in Lake Forest. | Joe Shuman~For Sun-Times Media
Alyssa Emerick, 15, of Kenosha, Wis., pumps her fist as she prepares for the Twilight Race hosted Saturday in Lake Forest by the Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association. | Joe Shuman~For Sun-Times Media
Charles Gudbrandsen, a World War II vet with the 101st Airborne Division and Lake Forest resident, helps start the GLASA race Saturday. | Joe Shuman~For Sun-Times Media
Runners race off the start line for the Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association's Twilight Run in Lake Forest Saturday. The event was for both able-bodied participants and those with disabilities. | Joe Shuman~For Sun-Times Media
LAKE FOREST — “Let no one sit on the sidelines” is the motto of the Great Lakes Adaptive Sports Association in Lake Forest. Its mission is “to promote and support the optimal development and well-being of youth and adults who have a primary physical or …