Barren County’s Kaley Dunbar finished 51st to lead all area performers at the state cross country championship held Saturday at Kentucky Horse Park.
Dunbar, competing for the Trojanettes in the Class 3A meet, finished with a time of 20:39.30. Megan Bunch finished 73rd with a time of 21:05.15 and Ally Davis finished 114th in 21:44.98.
Louisville Assumption, which had four runners finish in the top 13, won the 3A girls team title with 67 points. Sacred Heart finished second and Paul Dunbar took third. Sacred Heart’s Emma Brink won the individual title with a time of 18:37.64.
Campbell Beals finished 124th with a time of 18:16.47 to lead Barren in the Class 3A boys meet. Chris Neitzel finished 197th in 19:23.61.
Greenwood’s Ryan Eaton edged Shelby County’s Stacey Eden for the individual title. Eaton finished with a time of 15:55.70, less than seven seconds ahead of Eaton. Daviess County finished first in the team standings, followed by St. Xavier and Louisville Trinity.
Glasgow’s Natalie Shields finished 64th in the Class 1A girls meet with a time of 22:06.13. Holly Acree, of Metcalfe County, had a time of 24:37.83 to finish 143rd.
St. Henry District won the team title and Danville’s Kaitlin Snapp won the individual girls Class 1A crown with a time of 18:25.51. Walton Verona finished second in the team standings, while Villa Madonna finished third.
Isaac Roddy led area competitors in the Class 1A boys meet. The Monroe County runner finished 108th with a time of 18:50.89. Glasgow’s Dustin Thomerson finished 116th in 19:02.70 and Metcalfe’s Jason Shirley came in 146th with a time of 19:37.06.
St. Henry district completed the Class 1A sweep and won the boys team title as well. Villa Madonna finished second and Bishop Brossart took third. James Maglasang, of St. Mary, won the individual title in 16:08.79.
1A girls
Glasgow
64. Natalie Shields 22:06.13
Metcalfe
143. Holly Acree 24:37.83
1A boys
Monroe
108. Isaac Roddy 18:50.89
Glasgow
116. Dustin Thomerson 19:02.70
Metcalfe
146. Jason Shirley 19:37.06
3A girls
Barren
51. Kaley Dunbar 20:39.30
73. Megan Bunch 21:05.15
114. Ally Davis 21:44.98
3A boys
Barren
124. Campbell Beals 18:16.47
197. Chris Neitzel 19:23.61
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Dunbar finishes 51st, Shields 64th at state
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