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WILMINGTON — Clinton-Massie won its first SBAAC American Division girls championship Saturday at the SBAAC Cross Country Championships at Wilmington College.
Runners from both the American and National divisions competed in one race then parsed for division honors.
On the National Division side, East Clinton’s Carman Brown was the lone county runner. She was 22nd in 27:19.2.
“She has been very busy with marching band and yet still ran a good time and place well for her first year (in cross country),” Simmons said.
Malea Beam led the Falcons with a run of 21:46, good enough for third place among American Division runners and a first-team placement.
SUMMARY
Oct 12, 2024
@Wilmington College
SBAAC Cross Country Championship
Girls Results, American Division
Teams
Clinton-Massie, Western Brown, New Richmond, Batavia, Wilmington, Goshen
Individuals
(1) Riley Davis (NR) 20:39.17; (3) Malea Beam (CM) 21:46.27; (5) Alexa Benitez (Wil) 22:12.83; (9) Jillian Arledge (CM) 22:44.83; (12) Georgia Black (CM) 23:49.69; (17) Dakota Cartner (CM) 24:47.69; (18) Lylah Corbin (CM) 24:49.03; (29) Shelby Robinson (CM) 27:43.45; (30) Mia Hollingsworth (Wil) 28:16.94; (31) Kara Ellis (Wil) 28:30; (32) Taelynn Rooker (Wil) 29:10.57; (34) Madison Harris (Wil) 31:52.47; (35) Layla Lambcke (Wil) 32:30.53
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Girls Results, National Division
Individuals
(1) Brady Sterbling (BT) 19:06.46; (22) Carman Brown (EC) 27:19.2
