Cross County Update

 We can describe this season's second meet at Stanley-Boyd with two words: hills and heat! In spite of the tough course and hot weather, we still had more than half our runners (12 out of 21) beat their times from the first meet, and had 4 who placed high enough to earn medals: Lydia Kloke (8th), Katie Kloke (10th), Logan Thompson (6th), and Simeon Schaller (10th). Our team now has one day to rest before Saturday's meet at Fall Creek.

The photo was taken by one of our parents of this year's seniors: Alek Daub, Caleb Eichstadt, Daniel Kloke, Logan Thompson, and Tyler Gallaher.






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