Joining Rutherford in that elite individual group of placewinners were teammates Aubrey Lantz in fourth place (22:02), Ellie Hines in sixth (22:37) and Alyssa Barker in seventh (23:05).Īfter the first mile, Rutherford maintained third place with two teammates close behind. Warren, led by Hollyn Reed’s fifth-place showing (22:13), finished second with 40 points. By placing four girls in the top 10, the Big Reds won the team title with 26 points.
HOLLAND SENTINEL OBITUARIES FULL
The girls field featured 30 runners and three full varsity teams. Williamstown’s Harbor Haught scores one of his three touchdowns during Saturday’s high school football game against Warren at Stadium Field. Freshour led all scorers with a hat trick on the day. Parkersburg South’s Hadley Freshour shoots during the first half of the Patriots’ 7-1 victory on Saturday afternoon at the Erickson All-Sports Facility. Marietta College’s Bryce Agnew (24) is pushed out of bounds during a college football game against Dubuque Saturday at Don Drumm Stadium. Marietta’s Drake Neuberger (51) pulls down Dubuque quarterback Ben Gutlig (11) during a college football game Saturday at Don Drumm Stadium. Williamstown resident Daisy Bunner, 3, throws candy from a pickup in which she was riding with 2022 Mid-Ohio Valley Teen Gracie Hatcher and 2022 West Virginia Mid-State Pre-Teen Morgan Metcalf during Saturday’s Washington County Fair parade in Marietta.īelpre resident Shauna Thompson, left, waves for candy from the Washington State Community College float during the Washington County Fair parade Saturday on Front Street in Marietta.īelpre resident Blakely Mulligan, 2, pets a sleeping hog Saturday during the Washington County Fair in Marietta. Marietta’s Ava Gebczyk completes the first mile of the girls race at the Warren Scenic Hills Invitational Saturday in Vincent.
Parkersburg’s Katie Rutherford finished second overall at the Warren Scenic Hills Invitational cross country meet Saturday in Vincent.
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