Rhyan completes sixth challenge to honour his brother

Summarised from Warrington Guardian's report · Updated 14 Oct, 19:28 · Archive

Rhyan is completing ten physically difficult challenges to raise £10,000 for seven charities in memory of his younger brother Patric, who died from brain cancer.

Rhyan is completing ten physically difficult challenges in 2024 to mark ten years since his younger brother Patric died from brain cancer. The Manchester Tough Mudder, a 15km obstacle race held on Saturday, was his sixth event. He aims to raise £10,000 to split between seven charities that have supported him, Patric or their family: the Warrington Wolves Community Foundation, Teenage Cancer Trust, Dogs Trust, The Brain Tumour Charity, PAPYRUS, State of Mind and Alder Hey Children's Hospital.

Rhyan said of the challenge: 'My brother suffered from a horrible disease, and I didn't want to do events that were too easy. I want to suffer; I want to feel like I can't go anymore.' Ben Stiff, Marketing and Communications Manager for Warrington Wolves Foundation, took part in the race and praised Rhyan's efforts. 'Rhyan's story is incredibly motivational,' he said. 'What he's doing in memory of his brother is amazing.'

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• Warrington Wolves Foundation members complete Tough Mudder challengeWarrington Wolves Foundation members join Rhyan in Manchester Tough Mudder, the sixth of 10 challenges raising £10,000 for seven charities in memory of Patric.Warrington Guardian · 14 Oct, 17:00

In this story: Rhyan · Patric · Warrington Wolves Foundation · Manchester · Teenage Cancer Trust · The Brain Tumour Charity · Alder Hey Children's Hospital

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