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DA/SK wins MAC cross country titles; Rhodes wins CSC race

CROSS COUNTRY MAC Championships Delaware Academy/South Kortright’s boys and girls both won Midstate Athletic Conference titles Wednesday, Oct. 28, in Bainbridge’s General Clinton Park. The DA/SK boys placed first with 30 points, followed by Afton/Harpursville/Bainbridge-Guilford with 37 points. Sidney placed third with 73 points and Deposit/Hancock placed fourth with 93 points. Unadilla ...

The Delaware Academy/South Kortright boys and girls teams secured Midstate Athletic Conference titles in cross country events on Wednesday, October 28th. The boys finished with 30 points, edging out Afton/Harpursville/Bainbridge-Guilford by one point. The girls team came in first with 46 points, just one point ahead of Edmeston/Morris.

In the boys' race, Owen Degan from A/H/B-G crossed the finish line first, completing the course in 16:10. Jaden Lewis from Delaware Academy/South Kortright and Jake Favinger from Unadilla Valley/Gilbertsville-Mount Upton followed, finishing the race in 16:21 and 16:23 respectively. The girls' race saw Paige Sherwood from Edmeston/Morris win with a time of 19:46, followed by Elizabeth Miller, also from Edmeston/Morris, who completed the course in 20:21.

Olivia Beauchat from Sidney placed third, with a time of 20:38. The Section IV championships are scheduled for November 5th at Chenango Valley State Park. In the Center State Conference championships held on Saturday, October 24th, Cooperstown had three runners named All-Stars. Clinton won the Division 1 girls title, with Evelyn Rhodes from Milford placing first in 21:39.

Olivia Temp from Cooperstown finished 11th in 24:32 and was also named an All-Star. The Hawkeye boys finished second with 56 points, behind Sauquoit Valley. Owen Capozza Flannigan from Cooperstown placed ninth in 19:55 and was also recognized as an All-Star.

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