Wabash High School

The Wabash Middle School Cross Country team put together an incredible day of racing at home, with every runner competing hard and showing the continued progress they have made throughout the season. The Apaches battled from start to finish and continued to support one another throughout the meet. The girls placed fourth as a team overall in the competition. The girls’ varsity team was led by Caroline Myers, who finished with a time of 13:21, a PR. Myers placed 10th overall. Grace Jones followed with 13:30 in 14th place while Eva Sommers crossed the finish line in 25th place with a 14:45 PR. Lola Hill ran a PR time of 15:07 in 32nd place, followed by Marlowe Fansher in 15:20 in 34th and Ruby Cantrell in 15:28, close to a PR in 36th place. Alexis Lynn ran 16:48 season PR in 45th place. Finishing off the varsity crew was Haven Cook who recorded a time of 17:31 in 48th place. Leading in the girls reserve race was Braelyn Jones. Jones finished with a PR of 16:54 in 11th place. Lauren Cook finished in 17:42 in 14th place, followed by Roslyn Hall in 17th place with a 17:56, another big PR. A tight pack was led by Alora Hampton, who crossed in 18:56 taking 19th place, while Harper Ellet finished in 19:41 in 20th place. Raelyn Page finishing in 21st place with a 20:32 PR, followed by Layna Eiler in 23rd place with a PR of 21:04. Adelyn Edwards came in 24th place with a 21:52, a season PR. Daisy Ravenscroft rounded out the Wabash runners with a huge PR time of 24:07 and in 26th place. The Apaches showed tremendous effort throughout the meet, with runners pushing themselves, racing for their teammates, and continuing to build confidence with every competition. It was another great opportunity for our middle school runners to see their hard work pay off. We are incredibly proud of this group and the way they competed today! Great job, Apaches! The Apaches have made it to the end of the season where they will compete next weekend in the RRC conference race at Manchester.