The Mexico boys cross country team had five runners place in the top nine and captured the team title at the Fulton triangular Saturday.
The Bulldogs compiled 27 points, finishing seven points …
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The Mexico boys cross country team had five runners place in the top nine and captured the team title at the Fulton triangular Saturday.
The Bulldogs compiled 27 points, finishing seven points ahead of runner-up Fulton. North Callaway was third with 70 points.
Thomas Peuster had a second-place finish for Mexico in 18 minus, 29.65 seconds. Teammate Guy Fairchild followed in third in 18:33.35.
Fulton’s Shaun Wolfe won the race in 18:16.08.
Other Bulldogs in the top nine were Geoffry Penn (sixth, 18:50.99), Tyler Quinlan (seventh, 19:09.91) and Nathan Bull (ninth, 19:33.29). Race Azdell also captured a medal, placing 12th in 20:10.41. Also competing for Mexico were Alberrt Bingham (18th, 21:28.34), Mekhi Owens (19th, 21:33.11) and Micah Davolt (22nd, 22:21.75).
In the varsity girls race, Mexico placed second with 31 points, seven behind North Callaway.
Moenaisa Sidique had the best finish for the Bulldogs, placing fourth in 22:40.54. Anna Fairchild followed in fifth in 23:00.90.
Other runners for the team were Kalea Henneberry (eighth, 23:25.49), Sidney Turlington (ninth, 23:27.70), Kali Turlington (10th, 23:51.20) and Miriam Gleeson (15th, 27:02.50). All six runners medaled for the Bulldogs.
Mexico also competed in the middle school race. In the girls division, Jordyn Wyeman placed first in 16:10.83. Others who competed were Abby Bowen (fourth, 16:43.43), Alexandria Terry (fifth, 16:55.94), Ellie Gard (seventh, 18:39.75) and Kiya Smith (ninth, 18:47.76).
In the middle school boys race, Damien FRame had the fastest time with a second-place finish in 13:11.69. Others who competed in the race for Mexico were Andrew Puester (sixth, 15:02.63), Boston Davolt (eighth, 15:22.92), Jacob Quinlan (10th, 16:00.48), Skylar Shaw (12th, 19:05.98), Jude Yancey (13th, 19:22.62), Zellen Duncan (14th, 19:49.13) and Matthew Pfeifer (15th, 20:05.08).
