A great day out at the Neacarne cross country event for the Junior girls.
Sophia Williams came 1st and Scarlett Keys 3rd in the Yr8 race with the team placing 1st overall.
In the Yr10 race Lucy Thompson came 3rd and the cumulative times from the rest of the team meant that they placed a very respectable 3rd overall in the competition.
Well done girls, some great racing and a promising forecast for the E-districts next week in Cookstown!!
A successfull day of cross country for the junior girls
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