The Van-Far cross country team has already been having a good season, and one of its top runners had an event better day.
Garrett Hopke set a new school record time of 16:50.59. He was Van-Far's …
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The Van-Far cross country team has already been having a good season, and one of its top runners had an event better day.
Garrett Hopke set a new school record time of 16:50.59. He was Van-Far's top runner for finishing second in the boys 5K Monday at the Wellsville-Middletown Invite. The boys and girls won the team titles at the meet.
Slade Keller finished third, Tyler Carlyle was fifth, Harrison Wright was sixth, Jaydon Hug-Hernandez was ninth and Brady Puls was 10th to put all Van-Far boys in the top 10 of the 30-runner field. The Indians scored 25 points ahead of Cairo's 55 points.
The Lady Indians were led by Khloe Wallace in sixth place with a time of 23:04.04, Elliott Utterback was seventh, Mylee Keller was eighth, and Kylee Gibson was 13th.
