Pittsville (OnFocus) – The Auburndale boys cross country team opened the season by taking the title at the Pittsville Invitational, with 45 points, ahead of second place Colby/Abbotsford.
Winning the race was Andrew Scheer of Columbus Catholic, and second place went to Isaac Scheer.
Auburndale scoring
Average Time: 20:15.5
1 12 1 18:46.6 Charles Jewell 1 18:46.6 0:00.0
2 11 2 19:33.6 Ian Grosskopf 3 38:20.3 0:47.0
3 17 8 20:23.9 Mason White Eagle 11 58:44.2 1:37.2
4 8 16 21:05.2 Sawyer Cherney 27 1:19:49.5 2:18.6
5 16 18 21:27.9 Gavin White Eagle 45 1:41:17.5 2:41.3
Complete results: pittsville_boys-2021 (1)
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