Members of the Kennett High girls’ cross-country running team (from left) — Rylie Walker, Kaylee McLellan, Piper Lopashanski, Amy Burton, McKayla Dockham, Grace Perley and Ella Unigo — after competing at Great Glen Trails on Sept. 11. (LINDA DOCKHAM PHOTO)
Members of the Kennett High girls’ cross-country running team (from left) — Rylie Walker, Kaylee McLellan, Piper Lopashanski, Amy Burton, McKayla Dockham, Grace Perley and Ella Unigo — after competing at Great Glen Trails on Sept. 11. (LINDA DOCKHAM PHOTO)
MANCHESTER — Competing in the largest cross-country meet in the Granite State – the 46th annual Manchester Invitational at Derryfield Park, the Kennett High boys and girls more than held their own on Saturday. The KHS girls’ team finished sixth overall out of 26 schools and was the third-ranked team among Division II schools.
“There were over 1,700 runners for eight different races,” said Bernie Livingston, Eagles’ head coach. “There was a slew of runners. It was an incredible experience. We hadn’t been there in probably 15 years.”
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