Mexico, North Callaway at High School Laker Invitational in Camdenton
Mexico had one medalist on the boys and girls side in Saturday’s meet in Camdenton. Seth Stevenson finished 12th with …
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Mexico, North Callaway at High School Laker Invitational in Camdenton
Mexico had one medalist on the boys and girls side in Saturday’s meet in Camdenton. Seth Stevenson finished 12th with a time of 16:56 to finish in the top 20 to medal for the boys, and Maggie Ramsey was 10th with a time of 20:31 to medal for the girls. Brady McCoy was close to medaling for the boys in 23rd place.
Grace Rasmussen was close to medaling for the North Callaway girls with a 25th-place time of 22:05.
Van-Far at Calvary Lutheran Invitational in Jefferson City
Almost two weeks after setting a school-record time of 17:39 to win the Wellsville-Middletown Invitational, Garrett Hopke won the Calvary Lutheran Invitational boys 5K on Saturday for Van-Far after running to a time of 18:46. Slade Keller was the runner-up with a time of 18:55, Brady Puls was sixth and Tyler Carlyle was 13th in the 30-runner race. Khloe Wallace was fourth in the 16-runner girls 5K race for Van-Far with a time of 25:00.
Paris at Moberly Invitational
Landen Chapman won his third race of the season on Thursday at the Moberly Invitational, which had schools from Classes 1-4. Chapman led the third-place Paris boys with a first-place time of 16:56. Case Morgan and Hayden DeOrnellas were behind him with respective finishes of 19th and 20th. The Paris girls finished in fourth place and were led by the 27th-place time of 23:32 set by Elizabeth Ross. Edie Wormington was the second-best Paris girl in 30th place.
