Nolan Spickert continued to win on Saturday at the 41st Fulton Invitational.
Spickert won the boys 5K for Centralia with a time of 16:35.30, Jensen Decker was second with a time of 17:00.30 to …
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Nolan Spickert continued to win on Saturday at the 41st Fulton Invitational.
Spickert won the boys 5K for Centralia with a time of 16:35.30, Jensen Decker was second with a time of 17:00.30 to lead the Panthers to a third-place finish out of 15 schools, and Katelynn Asbury won the girls 5K for sixth-place Centralia with a time of 20:49.90 for her second win. The Mexico boys were fourth with medalists Seth Stevenson and Reid Bickell.
Stevenson finished fourth with a time of 17:47.13, and Bickell was 19th with a time of 19:17.07. For the Lady Bulldogs, Maria Peuster medaled by finishing 15th with a time of 24:22.89.
For North Callaway, Elaina Arcala was a medalist at 17th in the girls race with a time of 24:44.40, and Hunter Jansen led the boys in 29th with a time of 19:55.90.
For Paris, medalists included Edie Wormington for a 22nd-place finish in the girls race, and Hayden DeOrnellas and Case Morgan for 23rd- and 24th-place finishes in the boys race. Wormington ran a 25:06.40, DeOrnellas had a 19:33.70 and Morgan finished with a 19:38.70.
For Missouri Military Academy, Sean Mulcahy was its top finisher in 70th place.
