Kennett High senior Eilidh McKinnon finished second individually to lead the Eagles to overall team honors on Saturday in the opening race of the N.H. Nordic Coaches Association Series races, a 5K classic. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Kennett High senior Eilidh McKinnon finished second individually to lead the Eagles to overall team honors on Saturday in the opening race of the N.H. Nordic Coaches Association Series races, a 5K classic. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
CONWAY — The Kennett High cross-country ski team had another strong day on snow Saturday when schools from throughout the Granite State came to Whitaker Woods in North Conway for the first NH Nordic Coaches Association Series Race of the season. There were more than 500 high school and middle school racers.
"Kennett had a good day in both boys and girls A and B races," Steve Vosburgh, Eagles' head coach, said. “Team scores show the depth of our strength. Our focus now will be to keep moving forward in training. Series No. 2 (at White Mountains Regional on Feb. 17) is not that far away.”
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