St. Teresa holds school cross country meet

October 20, 2021 @ 4:29 pmSports, Walkerton Herald-Times

Winners of the intermediate boys’ race were, from left: Connor Lundy (6th), Declan Taylor (5th), Dillon Moran (4th), Ryder Fischer (3rd), James Hawkins (2nd) and Brody Dosman (1st). (Submitted photo)
Winners of the intermediate girls’ race were, from left: Kelsey LaCasse (6th), Gabriella Frank (5th), Elizabeth Windsor (4th), Breanna Schmidt (3rd), Ava Batte (2nd) and Ava Gregg (1st). (Submitted photo)
Winners of the junior boys’ race were, from left: Denton Sinclair (6th), Andrew Mullen (5th), Ben Bester (4th), Beckett Koebel (3rd), Ryan Hawkins (2nd) and Gryphon Turner (1st). (Submitted photo)
Winners of the junior girls’ race were, from left: Lilly Voisin (6th), Reese Wilson (5th), Avery Batte (4th), Ottilia Cartwright (3rd), Adelyn Ernest (2nd) and Emma Wilken (1st). (Submitted photo)
Contributed Photos Winners of the midget boys’ race were, from left: Quinnton Young (6th), Evan Spitzig (5th), Greyson Graul (4th), Sam Kelly (3rd), Austin Lamont (2nd) and Hunter Gregg (1st). (Submitted photo)
Winners of the midget girls’ race were, from left: Grace Gauthier (6th), Alyssa Johnson (5th), Cala Grein (4th), Alex Kroeplin (3rd), Jaidalyn Hayes (2nd) and Madisyn Hayes (1st). (Submitted photo)
Winners of the senior boys’ race were, from left: Toby Hopcraft (6th), Logan Anness (5th), Henry Gadd (4th), Koltin Mosey (3rd), Duncan Abell (2nd) and Owen Frank (1st). (Submitted photo)
Winners of the senior girls’ race were, from left: Halle Buckle (6th), Brooklyn Metcalfe (5th), Ryleigh Zettler (4th), Caludia Hawkins (3rd), Paige Fotheringham (2nd) and Micayla Dales (1st). (Submitted photo)

WALKERTON – St. Teresa of Calcutta Catholic School held its in-school cross country meet last week.

Students in grades 3-8 spent 20 minutes per day over the past four weeks preparing for this event.

Each category ran a different distance – midget, 1,110 metres; junior, 1,600 metres; intermediate, 2,400 metres; and senior, 3,200 metres.

Principal Daniel Pitre said, “It was a beautiful day with so many achievements.”