Wolfpack Runners Have Best Day in First Two Years of Existence at Pender Invite
JH Runners Have 1st Meet
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Wolfpack Runners Have Best Day in First Two Years of Existence at Pender Invite
The Tri County Northeast Wolfpack Cross Country team without a doubt, had their best overall performance in only their first season and one half.
All six girl and boy runners posted career bests on the course.
Two Wolfpack girls made the top 15 earning medals on the day.
Junior Bre Millard, posted a time of 22:27 to earn 8th. That was 37 seconds faster than any other time she has posted in a meet. Sophomore Alejandra Hermosillo finished 10th to earn a medal, posting a time of 22:54 and improving her career best 16 seconds.
Senior Shantel Miller ran 26:41, clipping 46 seconds off her prior best. Sophomore Jenni Olson ran 27:06, cutting 35 seconds.
The two Wolfpack boy runners also performed well.
Junior Devon Lewellen posted a 21:40, dropping 1 minute and 28 seconds off his best time to date, and sophomore Sean Lawrence ran 26:44, clipping 61 seconds off his prior best time.
The Wolfpack will next run on Thursday, September 21st at the Crofton Invite. The meet time is set for 4:30 p.m.
View Results Here: http://blacksquirrelresults.com/2023/XC/23Pender.pdf
JH Runners Participate in 1st Ever Meet
TCNE also had nine Junior High students, 6 boys and 3 girls, compete in the Pender Invite 3000m race yesterday at Twin Creek Golf Course. It was the first meet for all of the runners and they battled and finished the race. Ben Bousquet was the top Wolfpack runner finishing in 11th place. Complete JH results are included in the link above. Good job JH Pack!
COACHES COMMENTS:
“This might have collectively been our best day as a program yet. All six athletes performed very, very well. The athletes are showing signs of developing even more of a competitive edge against not only the competition but challenging themselves. Not every meet will be this way, some may have struggles down the road, but when you get a day like this, it is very satisfying to be there watching the successes come to the athletes. Great Job athletes!”