Van-Far and Missouri Military Academy had solid team performances in Salisbury.
In the boys race of the Salisbury 3500, MMA was fourth and Van-Far was fifth in the 124-runner field.
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Van-Far and Missouri Military Academy had solid team performances in Salisbury on Sept. 2.
In the boys race of the Salisbury 3500, MMA was fourth and Van-Far was fifth in the 124-runner field.
Garrett Hopke finished fifth for Van-Far with a time of 11:47.27. Slade Keller was 18th to be the team’s other medalist, Brady Puls was 54th, Cristian Sastre was 57th and Tyler Carlyle was 65th.
Christopher Song was seventh for MMA with a time of 11:58.53 to earn a medal. Buyanjargal Nyamdavaa was 28th, and David Woodcock and Jesus Robinson were 36th and 37th, respectively.
Jude Curtis had the Community R-6 boys’ top finish with a 110th-place time of 18:58.87, and Rett Curtis finished a place behind him with a time of 19:05.04.
In the girls race of 69 runners, Van-Far’s Kylee Gibson was 50th with a time of 18:17.47, Community R-6’s Gabby Knipfel was 55th with a time of 19:52.37, Van-Far’s Emily Smith was 56th with a time of 20:17.81 and Community R-6’s Grace McCoskey was 58th with a time of 20:44.35
