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CC Team
Hits Stride
Rappahannock High School's Croat Country Tearn Ta Jiitting Ha
stride,” said Coach Amv Seeker. The team won a meet against Brents vflle on October 17 and in the pmr4as. Rappahannock’s Ronnie Atkins'set a new course record at Brentsville. The fine? score was Rappahannock, 19, Brentsville, 42.
The old course record was 16c 19, and Atkins came in first at the-meet with a time of 16:10. The BrentaviUe course is ”2.86 miles over rolling Manassas Park Battlefield grounds,^ sakl Spieker.
Ricky Shaw ran a strong second with a time of 16:86, and he looked. even stronger than before his ipjury,” Spieker said. Hie top seven runners will compete in the district meet on Thursday, October 26 at Blue Rock Farm.
The likely representatives from Rappahannock will be Atkins, Shaw, David Fiahbein, Bobby Ludwick, Jonathan Watson, John Dodson, and Marley Hay. "The top seven are within 20 seconds of each other from number one to seven, and this is what is needed to win meets,” Spieker said.
Karen Ludwick and Denies Eidson placed first and third in the girls’ race at Brentsville, and Kathy Dodson placed sixth. The district meet will begin at 6 p.m. with a varsity gads’ race. The top 10 giris will receive awards. Ludwick and Eidson "have a good chance of getting medals,” Said Spieker.
A junior varsity race wiH be rUn at the same time as the girta\ and then at 6:30 the boys’ varsity race wifi begin.
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