SA's Andre Williams '19 Wins CMC Cross Country Championship
The Coyotes competed in the CMC Cross Country Championships in Willits on Monday and Andre Williams '19 (boys varsity) and Ulises Frick '22 (JV boys) captured the individual league title. In addition, the JV boys team captured the league championship and both of the varsity teams finished second in league.
For a complete list of results, visit:
https://redwoodempirerunning.com/2018-cmc-championships/
Up next, the Coyotes varsity runners will travel to Hayward for the NCS meet on Saturday November17th.
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The top finishers for the JV boys:
1st place - Ulises Frick
2nd place Ben Weaver
3rd place Christian Hernandez
5th place Gavin Galusha
The top finishers for the varsity boys:
1st place finish -Andre Williams - Most Valuable Runner of the League
7th place finish - Alex Pallais8th place finish - Leopold van den Daele
The top finishers on the varsity girls:
3rd place - Mackenzie Stewart
7th place Claire Zechiel
8th place Amelia McDonaldFor a complete list of results, visit:
https://redwoodempirerunning.com/2018-cmc-championships/
Up next, the Coyotes varsity runners will travel to Hayward for the NCS meet on Saturday November17th.
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