The Kennett High girls’ cross-country team — (from left) Coach Bernie Livingston, Stephanie Kendzierski, Kaylee McLellan, Lauren Violette, McKayla Dockham, Piper Lopashanski, Molly DellaValla, Jewelz Gorham and Assistant Caoch Eileen Livingston — wrapped up the season with a 15th place result in the Meet of Champions on Saturday. (LINDA DOCKHAM PHOTO)
Members of the Kennett High girls’ cross-country team huddle up one last time at the prestigious Meet of Champions at Alvirne High School in Hudson on Saturday. (LINDA DOCKHAM PHOTO)
The Kennett High girls’ cross-country team — (from left) Coach Bernie Livingston, Stephanie Kendzierski, Kaylee McLellan, Lauren Violette, McKayla Dockham, Piper Lopashanski, Molly DellaValla, Jewelz Gorham and Assistant Caoch Eileen Livingston — wrapped up the season with a 15th place result in the Meet of Champions on Saturday. (LINDA DOCKHAM PHOTO)
Members of the Kennett High girls’ cross-country team huddle up one last time at the prestigious Meet of Champions at Alvirne High School in Hudson on Saturday. (LINDA DOCKHAM PHOTO)
HUDSON — The Kennett High girls’ cross-country closed the book on its fantastic season by competing in the prestigious Meet of Champions at Alvirne High School in Hudson on Saturday. Ironically, the final race of the season was also the warmest for the Eagles, who ran in unseasonably hot 75-degree conditions.
The KHS girls were seeded 17th going into the meet, which brings together the top six schools from Division I, II and III along with the top 25 individual finishers from the divisional championships, and ended up 15th overall.
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