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Sept. 9 high school sports roundup

Saturday, Nov. 10 | By .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
The Wakefield Owls placed third Friday in the girls race of the VISAA Division II state cross country meet at Woodberry Forest thanks to a third-place finish individually by Alexis Russell.

In a 21-team girls field, Wakefield finished with a score of 165 behind Peninsula Catholic (76) and Walsingham Academy (98). The Wakefield boys placed 17th (436) behind winner Veritas Christian, while Highland finished 25th (581) in the 29-team field. The Highland girls did not field a full team.

Russell led the Owls by finishing in 20 minutes, 48.57 seconds, while Veritas Christian’s Morgan Lewis won in 20:18.13. Also for the Wakefield girls, Emily Granruth finished 14th (21:56.40), Kathryn Anderson placed 15th (21:57.16), Shelby Sipes took 73rd (24:33.63) and Danielle Russell finished 93rd (25:14.33).

For the Highland girls, Olivia Saunders placed 36th (23:11.43), Kristina Zervoudis took 82nd (24:52.31) and Mary Catherine Treuting finished 94th (25:15.01).

Ethan Mahoney led the Wakefield boys with a 31st-place finish (19:08.99) behind winner Philip Harpen of Peninsula Catholic (16:52.54). Also for the Owls, Ben Weimer took 44th (19:22.56), James Wroe finished 107th (21:00.11), Daniel Lizarrage placed 117th (21:13.88), Joshua Mohney took 199th (22:57.48) and Richard Holtslander finished 207th (23:17.79).

For Highland, Jack Slack placed 48th (19:29.88), William Treuting took 81st (20:13.35), William Bowman finished 159th (22:07.16), Gordon Wallace placed 193rd (22:50.95) and Johnny Bounds took 195th (22:52.54).
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