The Centralia boys were the victors on Saturday at the Fulton Invitational.
The Panthers had 58 points to take first by 28 points while Mexico finished fourth with 114 points. The Lady Bulldogs …
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The Centralia boys were the victors on Saturday at the Fulton Invitational.
The Panthers had 58 points to take first by 28 points while Mexico finished fourth with 114 points. The Lady Bulldogs were sixth 168 points.
“Conditions were not great for racing and the kids were a little fatigued from all the Homecoming events,” Mexico head coach Lucas Breneman said. “Overall, it was a good showing on both sides.”
Nolan Spickert was the runner-up for the Centralia boys with a time of 17:32, Carter Moss was fourth, Dryst Bostick was fifth and Zane Deckerd was 20th. For Mexico, Hunter Bickell was eighth with a time of 18:09, Andrew Peuster was 10th and Brady McCoy was 16th.
In the girls race, Maggie Ramsey finished third for Mexico with a time of 21:57 while Emma Seibert had the next best Lady Bulldog finish in 37th place. Centralia’s Kenedee Moss was right behind Ramsey with a fourth-place time of 22:09, and Katelynn Asbury finished 12th.
“The girls had a team,” Breneman said. “Our goal was to score as a team this season, and we made it happen and we did well considering how young we are.”
For North Callaway, Grace Rasmussen had the school’s best finish with a 23rd-place time of 24:03 in the girls 5K. Jesus Robinson had Missouri Military Academy’s best finish in the varsity boys 5K with a 63rd-place time of 20:52.
Chapman runner-up for Paris among bigger schools in South Callaway Invitational
Paris competed against Class 2 and 3 schools and the heat and humidity on Saturday.
The Coyotes and Lady Coyotes still had the best team score among Class 1 schools with the boys finishing in sixth with 129 points and the girls taking fourth with 79 points. Landen Chapman was second in the boys 5K with a time of 17:41, and Mairyn Kinnaman had the best girls 5K placing of fourth with a time of 22:56.
Ava Crain and Kaylee Johnson shined in the girls race as well with respective placings of 13th and 19th. Hayden DeOrnellas had the next best boys finish in 26th place.
For Community R-6, Layton Wright had the school’s best finish with a 45th-place time of 23:06 in the boys 5K. Grace McCoskey was 56th in the girls race with a time of 34:12.
