NHS Girls' Cross Country Team Wins Twice

By ANDY HUTCHISON

Published: Sep 17, 2010 12:00 am

NHS Girlsâ Cross Country Team Wins Twice

In the first meet of the season, on September 14, Newtown High Schoolâs girlsâ cross country team defeated Oxford 16-45 and Stratford 15-50, and fell to New Fairfield 29-26.

Top finishers for Newtown are as follows:

Anne Martino 2ndÂ 20:28

Erin Begg 5th 20:45

Mara Scallon 6th 21:03

Jenny vanVeen 7th 21:25

Katie Burns 10th 22:19

Emily Floros 12th 22:28

Alex Klein 17th 23:19

Kristen DeGirolamo 18th 23:22

Dani Villa 21st 23:45

Faith Mangiafico 22nd 23:45

Meaghan Harkins 24th 23:56

Hanni Brumaghim 25th 24:08

Lilly Rodriguez 26th 24:08

Ale Fuentes 27th 24:08

Emily Ashbolt 28th 24:17

Lila Kohrman-Glaser 29th 24:27

Brianne Moulder 30th 24:30

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