L-S sweeps cross country tri meet

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Yesterday, both the boys and girls cross country teams swept their tri meet defeating Manheim Central and Northern Lebanon.

The girls team is in the position of winning the section title if they can defeat their next two teams. The Pioneers are favored to win both those matches. **knock on wood**

 Girls Stats
1 Collen Gilbert Lampeter-Strasburg 20:33
2 Kelsey Kimmel Lampeter-Strasburg 20:37
3 Mallory Sunderland Manheim Central 21:15
4 Sarah Capoferri Lampeter-Strasburg 21:25
5 Aspen Bollinger Manheim Central 21:40
6 Olivia Gard Lampeter-Strasburg 21:50
7 Kyla Drouillard Lampeter-Strasburg 22:17
8 Erin Hoffman Manheim Central 22:20
9 Marianne Fitzkee Manheim Central 23:07
10 Micah Gordley Lampeter-Strasburg 23:20
11 Marissa Denlinger Lampeter-Strasburg 23:38
12 Danae Ranck Lampeter-Strasburg 23:42
13 Emma Bender Lampeter-Strasburg 23:44
14 Savannah Heisey Manheim Central 23:46
15 Hannah Schultheis Lampeter-Strasburg 24:22
16 Paige Weidman Lampeter-Strasburg 25:13
17 Katrina Herrarra Lampeter-Strasburg 25:48
18 Olivia Honert Lampeter-Strasburg 26:01
19 Payton King Lampeter-Strasburg 26:24
20 Lexy Campbell Lampeter-Strasburg 26:34

Boys Stats
1 Jansen Miller Lampeter-Strasburg 17:113 Gage Krall Northern Lebanon 17:25
4 Carson Hepner Manheim Central 17:285 Connor Sylvester Manheim Central 17:33
6 Everett Honert Lampeter-Strasburg 17:397 Jordan Berger Northern Lebanon 17:44
8 David Helms Lampeter-Strasburg 17:599 Michael Kuhns Lampeter-Strasburg 18:03
10 Jacob Hess Manheim Central 18:0511 Josiah McCarthy Lampeter-Strasburg 18:25
12 Isaac Martin Manheim Central 18:3913 Thomas Sellers Lampeter-Strasburg 18:42
14 Josh Eidemiller Lampeter-Strasburg 18:4515 Noah Pritchard Lampeter-Strasburg 18:52
16 Kole Rankin Manheim Central 18:5317 Josiah Zehr Lampeter-Strasburg 19:03
18 Colten Morris Lampeter-Strasburg 19:0419 Nathan Eberly Lampeter-Strasburg 19:25
20 Alex Kudlanov Northern Lebanon 19:32

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