Canton Boy, Girls Team Earn NCCC Cross Country Titles

WINDSOR LOCKS, CT — A Somers girl blew away the competition and a Canton boy also prevailed by a healthy margin in the North Central Connecticut Conference cross country championships Saturday at Windsor Locks High School.

Somers sophomore Kylie Raymond led the girls' field from the opening gun, running by herself for most of the 3.1 mile course. She finished in 18:59.88, well over a minute ahead of runnerup Jane Frawley of Canton.

On the boys' side, Maximillian Sparks of Canton crossed the finish line in 16:09.06, more than 14 seconds ahead of Suffield's Kyle Englander.

In team competition, the Canton girls tallied 46 points to easily outdistance Ellington, while the Suffield boys recorded 43 points to prevail over runnerup Ellington.

Here are the top 10 finishers in the girls and boys varsity races, plus other runners from Canton who placed in the top 30. For complete results of all races, click here.

GIRLS

Teams

1. Canton, 46
2. Ellington, 73
3. Somers, 78
4. Granby Memorial, 94
5. Suffield, 113

Individuals

1. Kylie Raymond, Somers, 18:59.88
2. Jane Frawley, Canton
3. Kathryn Bonanno, Ellington
4. Julia Caputo, Canton
5. Helena Winkler, Canton
6. Lia Guerette, Ellington
7. Gabby Zeller, Suffield
8. Lynesey Maloney, Stafford
9. Jessica Gerace, Granby Memorial
10. Belle Magna, Canton
    25. Lila Hunt, Canton

BOYS

Teams

1. Suffield, 43
2. Ellington, 78
3. Canton, 78
4. Bolton, 112
5. Granby Memorial, 124
   6. Somers, 171

Individuals

1. Maximillian Sparks, Canton, 16:09.06
2. Kyle Englander, Suffield
3. Jared Sharp, Suffield
4. Taylor Ney, Coventry
5. Daniel Meaney, Ellington
6. Aidan O'Donnell, Canton
7. Michael Barrett, Bolton
8. Joshua Stone, Ellington
9. Deon Sanchez, East Windsor
10. Jake Leroux, Stafford
    21. Matthew Webb, Canton
    26. James Szpekman, Canton
    27. Andrew Obrzut, Canton

Photo credits: Tim Jensen