Team Detail
Cross Country Captures Three League Titles at CMC Championships
The Coyotes cross country team dominated the CMC Championships at
Spring Lake last week, capturing JV Boys, Varsity Boys and Varsity
Girls league titles. At the CMC Championships, which featured all of
the small schools in the area, the Coyotes were paced by senior Alex
Pallais (5th place) and junior Luke Fuette on the boys side (6th
place).
On the Girls side, sophomore Lucy Gott (2nd place) and
freshmen Ally Glenn (8th) led the way. For complete results, visit:
https://redwoodempirerunning.com/2019-boys-coastal-mountain-conference-championship/
https://redwoodempirerunning.com/2019-girls-coastal-mountain-conference-championship/
Spring Lake last week, capturing JV Boys, Varsity Boys and Varsity
Girls league titles. At the CMC Championships, which featured all of
the small schools in the area, the Coyotes were paced by senior Alex
Pallais (5th place) and junior Luke Fuette on the boys side (6th
place).
On the Girls side, sophomore Lucy Gott (2nd place) and
freshmen Ally Glenn (8th) led the way. For complete results, visit:
https://redwoodempirerunning.com/2019-boys-coastal-mountain-conference-championship/
https://redwoodempirerunning.com/2019-girls-coastal-mountain-conference-championship/
The Coyotes will turn their attention to the NCS Championships on
Saturday at Hayward High School. The top individual and team
finishers will advance to the CIF State Championships the following
weekend in Fresno, California.
Good luck to the Coyotes!
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