The Kennett High girls' cross-country team — (from left) Grace Castonguay, Madelyn Marcotte, Shannon Derby, Sierra Abrams, Grace Perley, McKayla Dockham, Kaylee McLellan, Amy Burton and Dylan Derby — capped its season by running in the prestigious Meet of Champions in Manchester on Saturday. (LINDA DOCKHAM PHOTO)
The Kennett High girls' cross-country team — (from left) Grace Castonguay, Madelyn Marcotte, Shannon Derby, Sierra Abrams, Grace Perley, McKayla Dockham, Kaylee McLellan, Amy Burton and Dylan Derby — capped its season by running in the prestigious Meet of Champions in Manchester on Saturday. (LINDA DOCKHAM PHOTO)
CONWAY — The Kennett High cross-country season came to an end at the prestigious 43rd annual New Hampshire Meet of Champions at Derryfield Park in Manchester on Saturday. The KHS girls, who qualified as a team after a top 6 finish at the Division II Championships the week before, finished 17th overall, while Kennett senior Chris Desmarais, who finished in the top 25 individuals at the Division II meet, was 44th overall on Saturday.
Coach Bernie Livingston was pleased with all of the performances.
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