The cross country season began with hardware for some schools on Friday in Mexico.
In the Mexico Fall Invitational, the Centralia boys won the varsity meet with 22 points while the Mexico boys …
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The cross country season began with hardware for some schools on Friday in Mexico.
In the Mexico Fall Invitational, the Centralia boys won the varsity meet with 22 points while the Mexico boys and girls each finished third in their respective standings. Centralia’s Nolan Spickert won the boys 5K with a time of 16:30.96 to lead Centralia’s total six medalists in an event where the top 20 medaled. Mexico’s Maggie Ramsey was the girls runner-up with a time of 20:58.47 (Kirksville’s Concillia Kunseviko won with a 20:35.36) to lead Mexico’s total five medalists.
Christopher Song finished 11th in the boys 5K to be Missouri Military Academy’s lone medalist, and Grace Rasmussen was 14th in the girls 5K to be North Callaway’s only medalist.
Centralia’s Wesley Robertson, Jensen Decker and Lane Chancellor took the second, third and fourth spots in the boys 5K, Zane Deckerd was 13th in the boys 5K and Katie Asbury was eighth in the girls 5K.
Mexico’s Carter Nading, Brady McCoy and Seth Stevenson finished sixth, seventh and 17th, respectively, in the boys 5K; and Emma Seibert was 18th in the girls 5K.
Trever Mendez had the best time of the North Callaway boys with a 50th-place time of 22:23.01.
Nicholas Henke led the Community R-6 boys with a 66th-place time of 26:18.78.
