Elementary students from schools across the City of Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton County gathered at Ken Reid Conservation Area on October 15 to participate in the annual cross country meet.
The day featured competitive races organized into divisions: primary (1 km), junior (2 km), intermediate (3 km), senior (3 km), and a “In it to Wynn It Race,” which is a 1km race for students with a physical disability.
Below are the results from each division:
Primary girls – Grades 2 and 3
- First – Poppy from Lady Mackenzie Public School
- Second – Weslyn from Bobcaygeon Public School
- Third – Hallie from Bobcaygeon Public School
Primary boys – Grades 2 and 3
- First – Ben from Fenelon Township Public School
- Second – Riggs from Leslie Frost Public School
- Third – Jaxon from Grandview Public School
Junior girls – Grade 4 and 5
- First – Ellie from Central Senior School
- Second – Leah from Dunsford District Elementary School
- Third – Charlotte from Rolling Hills Public School
Junior boys – Grade 4 and 5
- First – Soyer from J.D. Hodgson Elementary School
- Second – Hunter from Woodville Elementary School
- Third – Julian from Jack Callaghan Public School
Intermediate girls – Grades 6 and 7
- First – Tessa from Jack Callaghan Public School
- Second – Olivia from Central Senior School
- Third – Helen from Mariposa Elementary School
Intermedia boys – Grades 6 and 7
- First – Jase from Mariposa Elementary School
- Second – Tommy from Alexandra Public School
- Third – Reid from Dr. George Public School
Senior girls – Grade 8
- First – Bella from Parkview Public School
- Second – Sadie from Parkview Public School
- Third – Bayal from Langton Public School
Senior boys – Grade 8
- First – Hunter from Lady Mackenzie Public School
- Second – Levi from Central Senior School
- Third – Jared from Scott Young Public School
In it to Wynn It
- First – Joshua from Archie Stouffer Elementary School
- Second – Sebastian from Fenelon Township Public School
- Third – Lincoln from Langton Public School
A special thank you to the high school runners, coaches, and community volunteers whose assistance made the event a success.
Congratulations to all that participated!
