Kennett senior Carli Krebs is now a four-time state individual champion after successfully defending her classic and skate tiles at the NHIAA Division 1 Nordic Championship at Great Glen Trails on Tuesday. The Kennett girls and boys teams placed third overall. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Senior Willem Badger led Kennett High in the classic race, placing fifth overall in 14:18 at the Division I Cross-Country Ski State Meet at Great Glen Trails on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett senior Jocelyn Anzaldi overtakes Concord's Gracie McHugh as they approach the finish line during the classic race at the NHIAA Division 1 Nordic Championship at Great Glen Trails on Tuesday. Anzaldi was fifth in the race. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett junior Gabe Freedman powers along the end of the course during the classic race at the NHIAA Division 1 Nordic Championship at Great Glen Trails on Tuesday. He was seventh in the race. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett senior Carli Krebs is now a four-time state individual champion after successfully defending her classic and skate tiles at the NHIAA Division 1 Nordic Championship at Great Glen Trails on Tuesday. The Kennett girls and boys teams placed third overall. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Senior Willem Badger led Kennett High in the classic race, placing fifth overall in 14:18 at the Division I Cross-Country Ski State Meet at Great Glen Trails on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett senior Jocelyn Anzaldi overtakes Concord's Gracie McHugh as they approach the finish line during the classic race at the NHIAA Division 1 Nordic Championship at Great Glen Trails on Tuesday. Anzaldi was fifth in the race. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett junior Gabe Freedman powers along the end of the course during the classic race at the NHIAA Division 1 Nordic Championship at Great Glen Trails on Tuesday. He was seventh in the race. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
PINKHAM NOTCH — Kennett High senior Carli Krebs repeated as state individual champion in both the skate and classical ski races at the Division I Cross-Country Ski State Meet at Great Glen Trails on Tuesday. The Eagles, however, were unable to hold onto their overall state team title. That honor goes south to Keene for the first time. The Kennett girls and boys were both third on the day in the team results.
Keene took top honors for the girls after winning both the morning classic and afternoon freestyle (skate) races with 764 points. Concord was second in the nine-school meet with 738 points, followed by Kennett, 736; Winnacunnet, 691; Bedford, 668; Souhegan, 627; Manchester Memorial, 438; ConVal, 171; and Manchester Central, 155.
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