The Guthrie High School boys cross-country team captured the team championship at the Suburban High School Conference meet with 15 points, led by individual champion Wyatt Watson, who finished the 5,000-meter race in 17:26.5. Photo courtesy of Guthrie Public Schools.
The Guthrie High School girls cross-country team finished second at the Suburban High School Conference meet with 43 points. The Lady Jays placed four runners in the top seven, led by Reece Piersol in fourth, Kamryn Vick in fifth, Laina Richardson in sixth and Taylor Schroder in seventh. Photo courtesy of Guthrie Public Schools.
Guthrie High School’s crosscountry teams delivered strong performances at the Suburban High School Conference meet, with the Bluejays capturing the boys team championship and the Lady Jays earning a runner-up finish.
The Guthrie boys claimed the team title with 15 points, led by senior Wyatt Watson, who won the 5,000-meter race in 17:26.5.
Aiden Foster placed third in 18:07.5, followed by Josiah Dement in fourth in 18:27.1. Izaiah Galloway finished sixth in 18:35.6, giving Guthrie four runners in the top six.
Ryen Duncan also competed for the Bluejays, finishing 31st in 21:56.9.
The Lady Jays finished second in the girls team standings with 43 points, behind Carl Albert’s winning score of 33. Noble placed third with 50 points.
Guthrie put four runners in the top seven, led by freshman Reece Piersol, who placed fourth in 22:32.5. Freshman Kamryn Vick finished fifth in 22:38.9, followed by junior Laina Richardson in sixth in 22:43.3.
Senior Taylor Schroder rounded out Guthrie’s top four, placing seventh in 23:14.7. Senior Addison Poupard finished 21st in 27:40.8, while Blair Terry placed 47th in 35:54.4.
The meet showcased the depth of Guthrie’s crosscountry program, with the boys bringing home the conference championship and the girls adding a second-place team finish.