The Fryeburg Academy girls’ cross-country running team placed ninth at the Maine State Cross-Country Running Championships in Augusta on Oct. 31. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Fryeburg Academy senior Lou Knowles competes in the Maine State Cross-Country Running Championships on the Cony XC course in Augusta on Oct. 31. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The Fryeburg Academy girls’ cross-country running team warms up before the Maine State Cross-Country Running Championships on the Cony XC course in Augusta on Oct. 31. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The Fryeburg Academy girls’ cross-country running team placed ninth at the Maine State Cross-Country Running Championships in Augusta on Oct. 31. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Fryeburg Academy senior Lou Knowles competes in the Maine State Cross-Country Running Championships on the Cony XC course in Augusta on Oct. 31. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The Fryeburg Academy girls’ cross-country running team warms up before the Maine State Cross-Country Running Championships on the Cony XC course in Augusta on Oct. 31. (COURTESY PHOTO)
AUGUSTA, Maine — The Fryeburg Academy cross-country running team closed the book on this season by competing on the biggest stage in the Pine Tree State. The FA girls finished ninth overall at the Maine State Cross-Country Running Championships on the Cony XC course in Augusta on Oct. 31. Lou Knowles, the lone Fryeburg boy to qualify individually, placed 66th overall in the boys’ race.
The Raider girls punched their ticket to the State Meet by placing sixth in the Class A South Regional Championships at Twin Brook on Oct. 24, marking the first time since 2017 they qualified for the championships.
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