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Celebration round 2:
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Friday, September 29, 2017
Photos from Spring Hill and Celebration round 2
Spring Hill:
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Celebration round 2:
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Celebration round 2:
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Thursday, September 28, 2017
Eudora/Leauge Information
What: EMS Cross Country Invitational
& Frontier League Meet
When: Thursday, October 5, 2017
Where: Eudora Middle School
Fun run: there will be a 1 mile race at 5:30
for any K-8 non-cross country runners.
Other schools are invited to participate. Top 3 boys & 3 girls medal.
Schedule:
7th Grade Girls 4:00 1 Mile
7th Grade Boys 4:15 1 Mile
8th Grade Girls 4:30 2 Mile
8th Grade Boys 5:00 2 Mile
Fun Run, K-8 non-XC runners 5:30 1 Mile
Frontier League awards presents 5:45
All
races will run ahead of schedule if possible.
Inclement
weather schedule:
7th Grade Girls & Boys 4:00 1 Mile
8th Grade Girls & Boys 4:15 2 Mile
Fun Run 4:50 1 Mile
(This race could be cancelled if we need
to get the 7-8 races done)
Restrooms: Located at the
baseball/softball complex or inside EMS using the backside commons door. Enter through the patio doors. NO SPIKES IN
THE BUILDINS
Medals
for the Invitational:
Will be handed out in the chute as runners finish (top 15 in 7G, 7B, 8G, 8B
receive medals).
League medals: League medals and
ribbons will be presented to the top 10 runners in 7G, 7B, 8G, 8B
(top 3 receive medals, 4th-10th receive
ribbons).
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Press release TRMS XC at Celebration (PRMS Invite)
The Huskies traveled across town to Celebration Park for the 2nd time this season. They brought home some hardware, a school record, and 31 PRs!
The 7th grade girls were the first race. They were determined and it showed. Bella Lott was the silver medalists. She was joined in medals by Brenley Cunningham in 4th. Trinity Hudson finished 11th (missing medals by 1 spot), Stephanie Gonzalez in 24th, and Elizabeth Fielder in 33rd. The girls team was 4th.
After a false start the 7th grade boys got out to a hot start. Landon Comstock finished 4th, and Carter Beasley in 6th. Finishing outside of medals in 12th was Ben Pahls, Nate Wilson in 14th, Cole Darby in 17th, Justin Synder in 28th, Eric Massaro in 30th, Diego Erives in 32nd, Nate DeForest in 33rd, and Bryson Robertson in 40th. The boys team were runners up to Spring Hill.
The 8th grade girls ran absolutely beautifully. Sydney Hammett ran to a gold place finish with a new school record time of 12:33.85. Kaylynn Melton was 12th, Kelsey Morales-Macedo was 15th, Maddy Riggs 16th, Abby Everman 18th, Lisa Morales-Macedo 22nd, Malerie Pyle 23rd, Karishma Campos 25th, and Ale Perez in 26th. The girls team finished in 2nd place behind Spring Hill.
The last race was also exciting. TRMS and PRMS ran away with the all the medals! Finishing in medals for the Huskies were Sergio Velazquez in 2nd, Hector Guevara in 5th, Gustavo Hernandez-Sanchez in 7th, Jacob Rhoades in 9th, and Gauge Essex in 10th. Dany Vite missed medals by 1 spot finishing 11th. He was followed closely by Noah Wise in 12th, Manny Nwofor in 14th, Matthew McMillian in 17th, Jacob Russel in 21st, Trent Howland in 22nd, and Ian Meyer in 23rd. The boys were again edged in the team competition by PRMS, but still brought home a 2nd place team finish.
The 7th grade girls were the first race. They were determined and it showed. Bella Lott was the silver medalists. She was joined in medals by Brenley Cunningham in 4th. Trinity Hudson finished 11th (missing medals by 1 spot), Stephanie Gonzalez in 24th, and Elizabeth Fielder in 33rd. The girls team was 4th.
After a false start the 7th grade boys got out to a hot start. Landon Comstock finished 4th, and Carter Beasley in 6th. Finishing outside of medals in 12th was Ben Pahls, Nate Wilson in 14th, Cole Darby in 17th, Justin Synder in 28th, Eric Massaro in 30th, Diego Erives in 32nd, Nate DeForest in 33rd, and Bryson Robertson in 40th. The boys team were runners up to Spring Hill.
The 8th grade girls ran absolutely beautifully. Sydney Hammett ran to a gold place finish with a new school record time of 12:33.85. Kaylynn Melton was 12th, Kelsey Morales-Macedo was 15th, Maddy Riggs 16th, Abby Everman 18th, Lisa Morales-Macedo 22nd, Malerie Pyle 23rd, Karishma Campos 25th, and Ale Perez in 26th. The girls team finished in 2nd place behind Spring Hill.
The last race was also exciting. TRMS and PRMS ran away with the all the medals! Finishing in medals for the Huskies were Sergio Velazquez in 2nd, Hector Guevara in 5th, Gustavo Hernandez-Sanchez in 7th, Jacob Rhoades in 9th, and Gauge Essex in 10th. Dany Vite missed medals by 1 spot finishing 11th. He was followed closely by Noah Wise in 12th, Manny Nwofor in 14th, Matthew McMillian in 17th, Jacob Russel in 21st, Trent Howland in 22nd, and Ian Meyer in 23rd. The boys were again edged in the team competition by PRMS, but still brought home a 2nd place team finish.
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