This past weekend, Massachusetts' athletes competed at a trio of quality meets, and the results were a number of performances worthy to be on this week's poll, so much that we had to split it up with a separate boy' and girls' poll.
In this poll, we feature the girls. At the Bay State Invitational, Wellesley's Margaret Donahue won the Class A race in 18:41.87, less than two-seconds ahead of Sarah Roffman of Littleton. Shepherd Hill certainly looked impressive in the Class B race where their five scoring runners cracked the top 10, including individual titlist Rebekah James, who was timed in 18:39.96. Newton South's Caroline Barry was a winner in the Class C race where she was just .17 of a second ahead of Algonquin's Tess Reyes with a time of 18:26.82, the fastest of the day.
Milton's Bridget Mitchell was second in the Championship race of the Brown Invitational where she ran an all-time best and sub 18-minute clocking of 17:32.67. Finally at the Manhattan Invitational, Lowell's Olivia Sheffield was eighth in the Varsity C race where she finished at 15:21.60.
Now we want your vote. Pick the one performance from above that you feel belongs at the top. Voting ends Oct. 21 at midnight.
This past weekend, Massachusetts' athletes competed at a trio of quality meets, and the results were a number of performances worthy to be on this week's poll, so much that we had to split it up with a separate boy' and girls' poll.
In this poll, we feature the girls. At the Bay State Invitational, Wellesley's Margaret Donahue won the Class A race in 18:41.87, less than two-seconds ahead of Sarah Roffman of Littleton. Shepherd Hill certainly looked impressive in the Class B race where their five scoring runners cracked the top 10, including individual titlist Rebekah James, who was timed in 18:39.96. Newton South's Caroline Barry was a winner in the Class C race where she was just .17 of a second ahead of Algonquin's Tess Reyes with a time of 18:26.82, the fastest of the day.
