Runners for the Kennett and Berlin High boys' cross-country running teams leave the start are of Friday's 5K race, which was the season-opener for both schools. Berlin took team honors 25-30. (LISA EASTWOOD PHOTO)
Kennett High captured the top three spots in the season-opening cross-country race at Berlin High School on Friday with junior Amy Burton (center) getting the win; fellow junior Grace Perley (left) was second; and sophomore Kaylee McLellan was third. (CHRIS PERLEY PHOTO)
Kennett High sophomore Kaylee McLellan heads to the finish line in the team's first meet at Berlin High School on Friday. McLellan was third overall. (LISA EASTWOOD PHOTO)
Kennett High junior Tristen Smith crosses the finish line in the team's opening meet at Berlin High School on Friday. Smith, who was the fastest Eagle, was third overall. (LISA EASTWOOD PHOTO)
Runners for the Kennett and Berlin High boys' cross-country running teams leave the start are of Friday's 5K race, which was the season-opener for both schools. Berlin took team honors 25-30. (LISA EASTWOOD PHOTO)
Kennett High captured the top three spots in the season-opening cross-country race at Berlin High School on Friday with junior Amy Burton (center) getting the win; fellow junior Grace Perley (left) was second; and sophomore Kaylee McLellan was third. (CHRIS PERLEY PHOTO)
Kennett High sophomore Kaylee McLellan heads to the finish line in the team's first meet at Berlin High School on Friday. McLellan was third overall. (LISA EASTWOOD PHOTO)
Kennett High junior Tristen Smith crosses the finish line in the team's opening meet at Berlin High School on Friday. Smith, who was the fastest Eagle, was third overall. (LISA EASTWOOD PHOTO)
CONWAY — The Kennett High boys’ and girls’ cross-country teams laced up their running shoes for the first meet of the season on Friday with a trek to Berlin High to run head-to-head against the Mountaineers. The Berlin boys took top honors on the day, while the girls from Conway left town with bragging rights with a team win.
It was the first time the Eagles have run on Berlin’s course in 20 years as the schools usually face each other as part of a larger field at the annual Paul Letarte Memorial Race at Great Glen Trails every September, but that race was canceled this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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