Polar Plunge 2/10/18
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Winners of the costume contest of the 2018 Polar Plunge lunge into the city park pool with style, as other participants look upon them. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
Participants of the 2018 Polar Plunge crashing into the city park pool with style, as other participants look upon them. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200.(Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
Winners of the costume contest of the 2018 Polar Plunge embracing the ice cold water at the city park pool. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
Winners of the costume contest of the 2018 Polar Plunge rushes to get out of the pool. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
Winners of the costume contest of the 2018 Polar Plunge rushes to get out of the pool. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
Winners of the costume contest of the 2018 Polar Plunge rushes to get out of the pool. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
Participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge shocked by the icy cold water. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
Participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge shocked by the icy cold water. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
Participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge shocked by the icy cold water. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
Participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge looking into the ice cold water after watching has comrades plunge. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
With style, Kansas Game Wardens, 2018 Polar Plunge lunge into the city park pool with style, as other participants look upon them. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
With grimaces forming on their faces, participants of the 2018 Polar Plunge cannonball into the city park pool as other participants look on. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Skylar Stephens | Collegian Media Group)
Participants of the polar plunge all pose together for a photo. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
Winners of the costume contest stand together for a photo before they take the plunge. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
Winners of the costume contest claim their plaque before taking the icy plunge. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
The Manhattan Sports Club won the awards for team with the highest fundraising and team with the most participants. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
The first team to take the plunge tricked one of their members to jump first. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
Teams lined up on a trailer to take the icy plunge, jumping in and immediately running to a changing tent to put on warm clothes. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
One polar plunge participant wears a trapper hat in hope of keeping warm at the 2018 Polar Plunge. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
As she jumps into the icy water, a participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge rushes to escape the frigid pool. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
A participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge covers her nose just before plunging into the pool. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
With a cry of shock, a participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge rushes to escape the frigid pool. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
As the icy water soaks into her shirt, a participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge rushes to escape the frigid pool. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
As the cold sets in, a participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge rushes to escape the frigid pool. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
Pulling back his hair, a participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge hurries to escape the frigid pool. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
Completely soaked, a participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge emerges from the frigid water. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
A participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge braces for impact while jumping into the icy cold pool. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
In disbelief of how cold the water is, a participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge rushes to get out of the pool. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
A participant at the 2018 Polar Plunge smiles just before hitting the frigid water. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
Instead of jumping in, these two participants slowly eased in to the pool and walked across. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
The Kansas Game Wardens sent ten members to do the polar plunge at Manhattan City Park on February 10. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
A Kansas Game Warden leaps into the freezing water. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
Giggling as a teammate plunges into the frigid water, a participant of the 2018 Polar Plunge braces for the icy splash coming his way. This year's Polar Plunge happened Saturday, and the event was able to raise $4,200. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
A Kansas Game Warden prepares to make a cannonball splash as he jumps into the icy pool. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
A polar plunge participant jumps in and prepares himself for the icy cold water. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)
With wind chills below 0 degrees, participants were shocked by how cold the pool water was. (Alex Todd | Collegian Media Group)