Meet Recap: Baldwinsville

Sep 28

Last weekend the “Forks Flock” took their talents to Baldwinsville for the 70th Annual Baldwinsville Cross Country Invitational. Our athletes were able to overcome extremely muddy conditions to record some great times and many personal records (PRs) and season best times (SB). The girls finished 7th overall led by Quinn Sirgany’s 14th place finish. Newcomer Grace Harkness recorded an impressive 24th place finish with veteran Kathryn White finishing 28th, which was 38 seconds faster than her performance last year. For the boys, Connor Little led a tight pack of guys to an 11th place team finish. The boys recorded an impressive 1:25 gap time (time difference between the 1st and 5th runner) that was amongst the best of the 29 teams in the race. Despite having a hard week of training, all our athletes posted SB’s or PR’s!

Baldwinsville Results

GIRLS ATHLETE PLACE
5000 METER RUN (169 Runners)

21:32.00 (SB) Quinn Sirgany 14th
22:03.20 (PR) Grace Harkness 24th
22:18.80 (SB) Kathryn White 28th
24:58.70 (PR) Helena Willis 76th
25:04.30 (PR) Alaina Gumble 78th
25:09.60 (PR) Kayleigh Lockwood 82nd
25:29.00 (PR) Maggie Warpus 96th
27:54.80 (PR) Jaidyn Ericksen-Hrehor 132nd

BOYS ATHLETE PLACE
5000 METER RUN (232 Runners)

18:45.80 (SB) Connor Little 28th
19:24.00 (PR) Tyler Ferrara 54th
19:50.30 (PR) Liam Wood 72nd
19:52.70 (SB) Thomas Kapinus 73rd
20:11.20 (SB) Thomas Hillis 81st
20:54.90 (PR) Donovin Perhach 113th
21:21.10 (PR) Garrett Vail 128th
23:08.50 (PR) Nick Dorak 173rd
23:25.20 (PR) John Figueroa 175th
23:25.20 (PR) Colin Darrow 176th
23:43.20 (SB) Rory Brennan 182nd

This week we will be a split squad with some athletes headed to Maine Endwell Friday night and some athletes headed to the McQuaid Invitational on Saturday. Maine Endwell is a lightning fast course where many of our athletes will be looking to improve their PR’s. It is a 1.55 mile double loop that is a very popular course amongst our athletes as well as spectators. McQuaid is a meet full of the best competition in the country and our athletes will be looking to possibly get state ranked. Both are very good spectator courses.