Paris won some conference titles on its home track on Monday.
The Paris boys 4x800 relay team and Mairyn Kinnaman in the 3,200-meter run finished first in the Lewis and Clark Conference meet at …
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Paris won some conference titles on its home track on Monday.
The Paris boys 4x800 relay team and Mairyn Kinnaman in the 3,200-meter run finished first in the Lewis and Clark Conference meet at Paris. The relay team had a time of 9:04.25, and Kinnaman ran to a time of 13:10.56 in the girls 3200.
Other Paris all-conference finishes that earned the honors after being in the top three include Ava Crain’s second place in the girls 400 and third place in the pole vault, Kinnaman’s second place in the 1600, the third place by the girls 4x400 relay team, the second place by the girls 4x800 relay team, Landen Chapman’s second place in the boys 800, 1600 and 3200, and Colton Kendrick’s third place in the boys pole vault.
The boys finished fourth with 87 points, and the girls were fifth with 78 points. Harrisburg swept the team titles with 150 points for the boys and 137 points for the girls.
