Middle School All-Cape Cross Country Meet Held At Monomoy
HARWICH – Nearly 100 middle school cross country runners from eight different local schools competed Monday in an all-Cape meet hosted by Monomoy Regional High School.
Teams from Monomoy, Falmouth, Dennis-Yarmouth, Nauset, Barnstable, Lighthouse Charter, Nantucket and St. John Paul II competed.
Runners completed a 1.5-mile course through the Monomoy campus. The all-Cape meet, which has been held at Dennis-Yarmouth and Nauset in recent years, is the culmination of the middle school cross country season.
Lighthouse Charter won the girls event as a team, even after number-one runner Olive Perkins got tripped up mid-race and did not finish. The Lightkeepers took the race with 49 points to runner-up Nauset’s 56. It was the Lighthouse Charter’s first all-Cape meet win.
Finish times for Lower Cape runners were (top 10 placements indicated):
Lighthouse Charter Girls
- Julia Lema (10:28, fourth)
- Naomi Betts (10:44, seventh)
- Stella Papazova (10:58, 10th)
- Lyla Perera (11:21)
- Sybil Kremer (11:26)
- Olive Salazar (11:42)
Lighthouse Charter Boys
- Wyatt Potts (9:14, sixth)
- Rory Potts (9:50)
- Jackson Horton (10:06)
- Ben Ribeiro (10:13)
- Callen Missios (10:45)
- Izaiah DeCiccio (11:45)
- Rory Ancahas (11:55)
Monomoy Girls
- Emily Donovan (9:32, second)
- Sarah Syty (11:22)
- Aspen Rancourt (12:01)
- Annabelle Mullen (14:16)
- Emma Pekarcik (14:47)
- Kira Edwards (15:00)
Monomoy Boys
- Jacob Deveau (9:37, 10th)
- Willem Muldoon (10:15)
- Sam Caswell (10:15)
- Liam Soderberg (12:36)
- Francis Santosuoso (12:41)
- Gavin Grover (13:17)
- Johnnie Foster (13:27)
Nauset Girls
- Zoe Haidas (10:32, fifth)
- Cora Beaulieu (10:45, eighth)
- Harper Richardson (10:52, ninth)
- Payton Pavlu (11:35)
- Cassie Martinez (12:14)
- Katie Drake (13:08)
- Bea Dwyer (13:54)
Nauset Boys
- Jack Ayers (8:59, third)
- Timmy Ricks (9:03, fourth)
- Dane Olsen (9:26, seventh)
- Beckett Rice (10:09)
- Sam Chatelain (10:47)
- Huck Olsen (10:52)
- Ronan Sullivan (10:53)
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