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Callaway, Shady girls win titles
Midland, Hurricane teams tops in region
Cougars, Trojans master regional foes
Indians race to title
Knights sweep region titles
Trinity's Kinney capture regional cross country title
Polar Bears, Ciarolla punch ticket to states
Area teams excel at cross country regionals
Callaway, Shady girls win titles
Midland, Hurricane teams tops in region
Cougars, Trojans master regional foes
Indians race to title
Knights sweep region titles
Trinity's Kinney capture regional cross country title
Polar Bears, Ciarolla punch ticket to states
Area teams excel at cross country regionals
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Letitia Propst
Alex Dent
Kasprowics,UHS girls,Pelliccioni win regional
Mohigans',Knights'girls also take full squads to state cross country meet
By J.Miles Layton
The Dominion Post
Mohigans',Knights'girls also take full squads to state cross country meet
By J.Miles Layton
The Dominion Post
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Moundsville - Three area girls'cross country teams captured top honors Thursday at the regional meet at Grande Vue Park.Preston High senior Ari Kasprowicz blew away the field in her 3.1 mile race,finishing about a minute ahead of the pack with a course-record time of 19:37 Read More
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McBride, Macklen, Biser, Frankfort girls going to states
Photos
Kevin Spradlin
Times-News Staff Writer
NEW CREEK, W.Va.-Frankfort junior cross country runner Rebekah McBride
felt pain on Thursday after crossing the finish line first at the Class AA/A
Region II championship meet at Keyser High School.
Unfortunately for her, she also felt pain at the starting line. But winning
made it all worthwhile.
The Falcons standout harrier started at the front and never relinquished
the lead in a field of 58 runners, finishing in 20 minutes, 27 seconds and
being the first runner to qualify for the state championship meet on Nov. 1
in Ona, W.Va.Read More
Photos
Kevin Spradlin
Times-News Staff Writer
NEW CREEK, W.Va.-Frankfort junior cross country runner Rebekah McBride
felt pain on Thursday after crossing the finish line first at the Class AA/A
Region II championship meet at Keyser High School.
Unfortunately for her, she also felt pain at the starting line. But winning
made it all worthwhile.
The Falcons standout harrier started at the front and never relinquished
the lead in a field of 58 runners, finishing in 20 minutes, 27 seconds and
being the first runner to qualify for the state championship meet on Nov. 1
in Ona, W.Va.Read More
Roach uses "training day" to secure state meet spot
Berkeley Springs boys, Grafton girls win team titles
Frankfort's McBride dominates girls field
By Kevin Spradlin
TriStateRunnur.com
NEW CREEK, W.Va. -- Winning the Class AA/A Region II cross country
championship on Thursday was just a short day's work for Berkeley Springs
senior Lenny Roach.
A training day, that is.
The Indians' No. 1 runner sped to the front of the 59-runner field and had
little reason to look back as won in 17 minutes and 8 seconds. Roach
finished 19 seconds in front of Philip Barbour junior Riley Freeman (17:27),
who edge fellow junior David Rhodes of Tucker County (17:28).
"I hope to win the state (championship)," Roach said after waiting at the
end of the chute to congratulate his teammates.Read More
Berkeley Springs boys, Grafton girls win team titles
Frankfort's McBride dominates girls field
By Kevin Spradlin
TriStateRunnur.com
NEW CREEK, W.Va. -- Winning the Class AA/A Region II cross country
championship on Thursday was just a short day's work for Berkeley Springs
senior Lenny Roach.
A training day, that is.
The Indians' No. 1 runner sped to the front of the 59-runner field and had
little reason to look back as won in 17 minutes and 8 seconds. Roach
finished 19 seconds in front of Philip Barbour junior Riley Freeman (17:27),
who edge fellow junior David Rhodes of Tucker County (17:28).
"I hope to win the state (championship)," Roach said after waiting at the
end of the chute to congratulate his teammates.Read More
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Rebekah McBride
Lenny Roach
Photos by prestonpix.com
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