It was another meet and another victory for the Paris girls on Tuesday.
The Lady Coyotes finished with 38 points for the best mark out of six schools in the Centralia Invitational at Centralia …
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It was another meet and another victory for the Paris girls on Tuesday.
The Lady Coyotes finished with 38 points for the best mark out of six schools in the Centralia Invitational at Centralia Country Club, and the boys were fifth out of 12 schools with 162 points.
In the girls varsity 5,000 meters, Mairyn Kinnaman had the best finish in sixth out 76 runners with a time of 21:07, Alexandra Tullius was ninth with a 22:11, Ava Crain was 14th with a 22:33, Kaylee Johnson was 19th with a 23:33, and Midori Williams was 20th with a 23:46 to make it so every Lady Coyote medaled.
For the varsity boys 5,000 meters, Landen Chapman led in fifth out of 100 runners with a time of 17:30 to finish in the top 20 to medal, David Elzea was 36th with a 19:56, Owen Buie was 47th with a 20:31, Chase Graupman was 52nd with a 20:43 and Hayden DeOrnellas was 56th with a 20:50.
In the middle school 3,200-meter races, Edie Wormington was seventh out of 79 runners with a time of 14:22 in the girls race, and Christian Tullius was 31st out of 98 runners with a 14:07.
