Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Darren Krein, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Dave Puloka and several players exercised with students prior to the event. Nutritionist Bob Calvin gave them tips to promote healthy eating habits.

“It was a lot of fun to introduce some of the activities that we do,” Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill said. “Hopefully, a few of them take it home and start a lifetime of being healthy.”

The students chosen were recognized for academic excellence, most improved, good citizenship, good attendance and good behavior.

“It was great to be out here with these kids. I know we were excited to be at Dave and Busters,” Dolphins center Mike Pouncey said. “We are still kids at heart. So we had a great time enjoying the day.”

Golf

Miami’s Krystal Farinas and Zachary Montaner were selected to participate in “The First Tee Training Program” at the Hank Haney International Junior Golf Academy in Hilton Head Island, S.C.

Krystal and Zachary, two 16-year-olds, are members of The First Tee and nominated by the local chapter. They will be joined by 50 other participants representing 40 chapters across the country.

Hank Haney IJGA is the only Academy in the world to provide training, academics and competition for serious junior golfers. During the program, The First Tee golfers will receive world-class instruction in full swing, short game, course management, mental preparation, fitness training and even college placement services.

The First Tee is a national youth development organization providing character education and life skills through the game of golf. Heading into its 16th year, there are 189 chapters and approximately 750 programming locations spanning 50 states and select international spots.

Duathlon

Jennifer West of Miami Beach won the women’s 30-34 age group during the Memorial Day Duathlon at Tradewinds Park in Coconut Creek.

She completed the 0.75-mile run, 10-mile bike and three-mile run in 1 hour 12 minutes 12 seconds.

Miami’s Lisa Dorfman, 52, was runner-up in women’s overall in 1:02:02. In men’s overall, Michael Ashworth, 31, of Miami Beach finished first in 51:37.

Other top local finishers: WOMEN: 35-39: 3. Lori Martell, Homestead, 1:11:29. 45-49: 4. Catherine Buller, Miami, 1:27:48. MALE: 25-29: 1. Augusto Penzo, Miami, 1:02:29. 30-34: 3. Willy Vega, Miami, 1:06:55. 35-39: 1. Alfredo Gonzalez, Miami, 58:38. 45-49: 2. Jasper Bell, Miami, 58:09; 3. Alex Cejas, Miami, 1:02:12. 50-54: 3. Ed Ibarra, Hialeah, 1:28:38. 60-64: 1. Christian Poirier, North Miami, 1:02:11; 3. Alfredo Gonzalez, Miami, 1:30:57. Visit www.multirace.com.

Triathlon

Jeffrey Boden of Coral Gables won the men’s 35-39 age group of the Memorial Day Triathlon at Tradewinds Park in Coconut Creek.

Boden covered the 0.25-mile swim, 10-mile bike and three-mile run in 53 minutes 37 seconds. Miami’s Lee Zohlman, 41, was fourth in men’s overall in 52:52.

Other top local finishers: ATHENA: 2. Jill Raezer, Miami Beach, 1:16:34. Clydesdales 200 40+: 3. Gabriel Zdircu, Miami, 1:22:56. Clydesdale 225 0-39: 1. Eddy Rafael, Hialeah, 1:08:56. WOMEN: 15-19: 1. Bethany Blakeman, North Miami, 1:11:35. 25-29: 3. Jessica Munera, Miami, 1:20:22. 35-39: 2. Dianet Torres, Miami, 1:08:16; 4. Vanessa Owens, Miami Beach, 1:11:04. 55-59: 2. Deborah Zisquit, Miami Beach, 1:37:39. Fat Tire: 2. Tammy Goldring, Miami Beach, 1:37:25. MEN: 25-29: 5. Kevin Padin, Coral Gables, 1:00:28. 30-34: 1. Tiago Choze, Miami, 56:13; 2. Juan Cuellar, Miami, 56:42. 35-39: 3. Alfredo Veloso, Miami, 57:27. 40-44: 1. Francisco Lopez, Miami, 56:44. 45-49: 1. Agusti Comabella, Miami Beach, 57:15. 50-54: 2. Dan Blakeman, North Miami, 1:00:08. 60-64: 1. Robert Maughan, Aventura, 1:01:56. 65-69: 1. Tim Regier, Miami, 1:05:05. Visit www.multirace.com.