On Wednesday evening at Chapin’s Crooked Creek Park, both Lexington Varsity teams raced to team wins. In the girl’s varsity competition, the Cats were led by 8th graders Lydia Metz and Laurel Walls who finished 3rd and 4th overall in a field of 165 runners from 11 teams. They outpaced 2nd place Chapin by 27
Lexington Boy’s and Girl’s Cross Country teams qualified for the 5A State Championship races to be held on Saturday at the Springdale Racecourse in Camden. Seven teams each from the Upstate and Mid State and 6 teams from the Lower State punched their tickets by placing in their respective qualifiers. The 5A races are scheduled
Pelican’s Invitational, August 28, Lexington High School Girl’s Varsity Race (Top 5 Teams) 1) Lexington 2) Dutch Fork 3) River Bluff 4) Aiken 5) Palmetto Christian Academy Girl’s Varsity Race (Lexington Individuals) 2) Sarae Rufener: 20:46 6) Laurel Walls: 21:39 11) Grace Harrell: 22:29 12) Janie Reed: 22:43 17) Lydia Metz: 23:00 23) Jessie Brandenburg:
On November 4th at the 5A Cross Country State Championship race, the Lexington boys finished 5th while the girls ended up in 13th. The highlight of the races for Wildcat fans was the performance of freshman Ava Fowler. She crossed the line in 9th place overall in a field of 147 runners and was named to the
Lexington Boy’s and Girl’s Cross Country teams raced Saturday in the Mid State Qualifier. The mission was to finish as a top 7 team, and punch a ticket to the State Championship races next Saturday, November 4 and the Sandhills Research Park. For both teams it was “mission accomplished.” Wildcat boys captured 1st place, while the girls
On Wednesday afternoon, the Wildcat Boy’s and Girl’s Cross Country teams raced at Crooked Creek Park in Chapin and both emerged with dominating victories. The teams will compete again at the 5A Mid State Qualifier on October 28 at the Sandhills Research Park. The Wildcats will hope to advance to the 5A State Championship races
Run Hard Invitational 10/7 at Lexington High School Conditions: Rain, 81 degrees Boy’s Team Order of Finish (6 teams) 1) Lexington (20 points) 2) Stratford (67) 3) Dutch Fork (83) 4) South Aiken (114) 5) Wando 2nd Team (115) 6) Heathwood Hall (167) Boy’s Individual Champion Zakiah Bassett, South Aiken, 16:47 Lexington Boys (with overall
On Wednesday evening at Lexington, the Wildcat boys captured their 10th consecutive county championship. Down the stretch, both William Johnson and Thomas Sutcliffe sprinted by Chapin’s Jaden Kingsley to secure the Cat win. Chapin finished second in the field that also included River Bluff, Dutch Fork, Pelion, White Knoll, Gray Collegiate, and Brookland-Cayce. Dutch Fork
Wildcat Cross Country teams wrapped up impressive seasons with strong performances in the 5A State Championship races. Lexington boys finished 3rd while the girls were 8th. 19 teams previously qualified to compete in both the boy’s and girl’s races. Riverside High School won state championships in both races. Lexington’s Weston Hutto was named All-State by virtue of his
Mid-State Qualifier Races Saturday, October 29, 2016 Sandhills Research Park Boy’s 5A Team Qualifiers (15 teams/7 qualifiers) 1) Lexington: 45 2) Rock Hill: 92 3) Spring Valley: 111 4) Dutch Fork: 150 5) Blythewood: 162 6) Irmo: 173 7) Clover: 202 Overall Boy’s 5A Winner 1) Ben Clark, Clover: 16:25 Lexington Runners (105 finishers) 4) Weston
