The Centralia boys won a team title while one runner broke his own school record.
The Panthers finished first in the Blue Division in the Gans Creek Classic in Columbia on Saturday with 166 …
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The Centralia boys won a team title while one runner broke his own school record.
The Panthers finished first in the Blue Division in the Gans Creek Classic in Columbia on Saturday with 166 points — better than Willard’s 213 points — and Nolan Spickert was the runner-up while breaking the school record for the second time this season with a time of 15:41.40. Maggie Ramsey medaled for the Mexico girls in the Blue Division with a 16th-place time of 20:04.70.
Katie Asbury finished 16th for the Centralia girls to medal in the Blue Division with a time of 20:45.
Wesley Robertson and Jensen Decker each medaled for the Centralia boys with respective finishes of a 10th-place time of 16:31 and a 14th-place time of 16:42.
Seth Stevenson led the Mexico boys with a 43rd-place time of 17:24. Carter Nading was 48th, and Brady McCoy was 59th.
