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- Williamstown ladies
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- Blennerhassett boys
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- Jackson’s Collins Rader
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- Edison’s Jett Hines
Williamstown ladies
MINERAL WELLS — Here Tuesday night in the course of the twenty first annual Wood County center school cross country championships Edison eighth grader Jett Hines almost broke the meet document of 9 minutes and 20 seconds held since 2017 by Wood County Christian’s Franklin Angelos.
Hines, who just lately moved from Webster County and was the WSAZ 102-pound center school wrestling champion, completed in 9:25. The Eagle, who simply accomplished his first cross country season, was three seconds quicker than Blennerhassett runner-up Slaten McLain. Angelos, an all-state standout at Parkersburg, is a senior at Ohio University.
The Bobcats rolled to their fifth consecutive workforce championship by defeating Hamilton, 30-62, as Joshua Eddy (third, 9:44), Brady Deuley (seventh, 10:22), Lucas Spaur (eighth, 10:23) and Joseph Maggard (tenth, 10:27) accounted for the workforce scoring.
Also cracking the highest 10 in the boys race have been Jackson’s Harlan Wolfe (4th, 9:49) in addition to Hamilton teammates Hendrix Greer (fifth, 9:54) and Kellan Villareal (sixth, 9:59). HMS additionally acquired scoring efforts from Connor Fleshman (fifteenth, 10:55), Jett Jones (sixteenth, 10:56) and Joey Kallner (twenty second, 11:10).
Kinsely Elliott of Hamilton clocked in at 11:36, however needed to accept a runner-up effort behind Jackson’s Collins Rader, who defended her title by posting a victorious effort of 10 minutes and 43 seconds.
Blennerhassett boys
The Williamstown ladies gained their first workforce title since 2022 – 41 to 56 versus Blennerhassett – due to the efforts of Raeley Perdue (third, 11:48), Lily Cosper (fifth, 11:50), Kendall Gant (sixth, 12:06), Grace Boise (ninth, 12:14) and Emma Casto (twenty third, 13:11).
Other high 10 finishers for the women featured Wood County Christian’s Handley Bryce (4th, 11:48), Blennerhassett’s Gwen Silvis (seventh, 12:08), Edison’s Aven Pifer (eighth, 12:09) and Bobcat Katherine Moyers (tenth, 12:21).
Silvis and Moyers have been joined in serving to the Bobcats to a runner-up effort by teammates Genevieve Taylor (twelfth, 12:29), Olivia Snell (thirteenth, 12:35) and Alizabeth-Ann Rickman (twentieth, 13:05).
Jackson’s Collins Rader
Edison’s Jett Hines