Kennett High girls (from left) Piper Lopashanski, Grace Perley, Molly DellaValla, Amy Burton, Ella Ugino and Kaylee McLellan race from the starting line at Kennett Middle School on Saturday afternoon during the annual Kennett Invitational. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Kennett High’s Patrick Laughland, Tristen Smith, Charlie Murdoch Roy and Ben Biche are off and running in Saturdays’ Kennett Invitational. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Kennett High’s Ben Biche (left) and Tristen Smith near the home stretch in Saturdays’ Kennett Invitational. Smith was eighth overall and Biche ninth. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Kennett High freshman Piper Lopashanski (second from left) and senior Grace Perley (right) race with a pack in the first mile of the Saturdays’ Kennett Invitational on the course at the Kennett Middle School. The Eagled finished seventh and eighth, respectively. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Members of the Kennett High boys’ cross-country team (from left) Patrick Laughland, Charlie Murdoch Roy, Tristen Smith, Ben Biche and Nolan Proulx get ready for Saturdays’ Kennett Invitational. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Kennett High girls (from left) Piper Lopashanski, Grace Perley, Molly DellaValla, Amy Burton, Ella Ugino and Kaylee McLellan race from the starting line at Kennett Middle School on Saturday afternoon during the annual Kennett Invitational. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Kennett High’s Patrick Laughland, Tristen Smith, Charlie Murdoch Roy and Ben Biche are off and running in Saturdays’ Kennett Invitational. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Kennett High’s Ben Biche (left) and Tristen Smith near the home stretch in Saturdays’ Kennett Invitational. Smith was eighth overall and Biche ninth. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Kennett High freshman Piper Lopashanski (second from left) and senior Grace Perley (right) race with a pack in the first mile of the Saturdays’ Kennett Invitational on the course at the Kennett Middle School. The Eagled finished seventh and eighth, respectively. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
Members of the Kennett High boys’ cross-country team (from left) Patrick Laughland, Charlie Murdoch Roy, Tristen Smith, Ben Biche and Nolan Proulx get ready for Saturdays’ Kennett Invitational. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
CONWAY — There’s no place like home. Members of the Kennett High boys’ and girls’ cross-country teams proved that on Saturday afternoon when every Eagle set either a personal or seasonal best in the team’s lone home meet of the fall at the Kennett Invitational. It was the perfect 78th birthday present for Coach Livingston.
Held at the picturesque Kennett Middle School in a misty rain with the Moat Mountains and Mount Washington as a backdrop, the KHS girls finished second overall out of 10 schools while the boys were third.
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