Winning teams and individuals from Saturday's Kentucky high school cross country regionals
Trinity High School junior Eli Oetken and Assumption senior Reagan Gilmore won titles Saturday at the Class 3A, Region Four cross country meet at Seneca Park.
Oetken won the boys race with a time of 15 minutes, 7.58 seconds. North Oldham junior Charley Townsend was second in 15:18.75.
Gilmore won the girls race with a time of 17:24.40. Oldham County senior Tula Fawbush was second in 17:34.84.
Trinity won the boys team title with 35 points and was followed by North Oldham (59) and Eastern (82).
Assumption took the girls team title with 23 points and was followed by Oldham County (54) and North Oldham (97).
Top teams and individuals advance to the Class 3A state meet Saturday at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.
Boys team scores — 1. Trinity 35, 2. North Oldham 59, 3. Eastern 82, 4. Oldham County 86, 5. South Oldham 146, 6. Collins 148, 7. Ballard 151, 8. Atherton 171
Top five boys individuals — 1. Eli Oetken (Trinity) 15:07.58; 2. Charley Townsend (North Oldham) 15:18.85; 3. Jasper Smith (North Oldham) 15:23.59; 4. Adam Patel (North Oldham) 15:27.77; 5. Dylan Ellis (Eastern) 15:44.00
Girls team scores — 1. Assumption 23, 2. Oldham County 54, 3. North Oldham 97, 4. Sacred Heart 107, 5. Eastern 180, 6. Collins 186, 7. South Oldham 192, 8. Atherton 197, 9. Ballard 217, 10. Mercy 237
Top five girls individuals — 1. Reagan Gilmore (Assumption) 17:24.40; 2. Tula Fawbush (Oldham County) 17:34.84; 3. Julia Schmitt (Assumption) 17:53.89; 4. Leah Penick (Assumption) 18:12.23; 5. Elle Cargould (North Oldham) 18:15.88
Class 3A, Region Three
Manual sophomore Bailee Montgomery and Male junior Caden Cull won championships at the Class 3A, Region Three cross country meet at Seneca Park.
Montgomery won the girls race in 17:53.75. Bullitt East eighth-grader Caroline Mooney was second in 18:08.43.
Cull won the boys race in 15:32.83 and was followed by St. Xavier junior Thomas Weber in 15:47.88.
Manual took the girls team title with 24 points and was followed by Bullitt East (50) and Male (59).
St. X won the boys team title with 30 points and was followed by Manual (57) and Male (69).
Top teams and individuals advance to the Class 3A state meet Saturday at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.
Boys teams scores — 1. St. Xavier 30, 2. Manual 57, 3. Male 69, 4. Bullitt Central 102, 5. Bullitt East 137, 6. North Bullitt 155, 7. Butler 181, 8. Fairdale 216
Top five boys individuals — 1. Caden Cull (Male) 15:32.83; 2. Thomas Weber (St. Xavier) 15:47.88; 3. Brodie Terkhorn (St. Xavier) 15:55.56; 4. Tristan Hindorff (St. Xavier) 16:04.03; 5. Quinn Gulden (Manual) 16:20.76
Girls team scores — 1. Manual 24, 2. Bullitt East 50, 3. Male 59, 4. North Bullitt 119, 5. Fairdale 152
Top five girls individuals — 1. Bailee Montgomery (Manual) 17:53.75; 2. Caroline Mooney (Bullitt East) 18:08.43; 3. Savannah Mooney (Bullitt East) 18:13.23; 4. Maggie May (Manual) 18:21.01; 5. Flora Biro (Manual) 18:30.83
Class 2A, Region Three
Spencer County junior Casey DeSilvey and Christian Academy sophomore Anabelle Plummer won championships at Saturday’s Class 2A, Region Three cross country meet at Seneca Park.
DeSilvey won the boys race with a time of 15:51.82. CAL junior Samuel Herbig was the runner-up in 15:55.29.
Plummer won the girls race in 19:30.15. Jeffersontown seventh-grader Emily Beard was second in 21:27.71.
Shelby County captured the boys team title with 33 points and was followed by Christian Academy (66) and Henry County (67).
CAL was the girls team champion with 23 points and was followed by Shelby County (46) and Spencer County (61).
Top teams and individuals advance to the Class 2A state meet Saturday at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.
Boys team scores — 1. Shelby County 33, 2. Christian Academy 66, 3. Henry County 67, 4. Spencer County 68, 5. DeSales 109, 6. Doss 163
Top five boys individuals — 1. Casey DeSilvey (Spencer County) 15:51.82; 2. Samuel Herbig (Christian Academy) 15:55.29; 3. Lucas Courtney (Shelby County) 17:51.26; 4. Donnie Wright (Shelby County) 18:28.59; 5. Ridge Revers (Spencer County) 18:45.45
Girls team scores — 1. Christian Academy 23, 2. Shelby County 46, 3. Spencer County 61
Top five girls individuals — 1. Anabelle Plummer (Christian Academy) 19:30.15; 2. Emily Beard (Jeffersontown) 21:27.71; 3. Taylor Greenwell (Christian Academy) 2:53.31; 4. Elena Nethery (Shelby County) 21:55.11; 5. Emalene Hurt (Shelby County) 22:00.30
Class A, Region Three
Collegiate’s Mary Thomas Kute and Roman Sierpina swept the titles at Saturday’s Class A, Region Three cross country meet at Seneca Park.
Kute, a freshman, won the girls race with a time of 20:02.09. Collegiate freshman Margaret Dulaney was second in 20:37.91.
Sierpina, a junior, won the boys race in 15:45.76. Highlands Latin sophomore Luke Hamilton finished second in 16:26.62.
Collegiate won the girls team title with 21 points and was followed by Brown (46) and Highlands Latin (76).
Highlands Latin captured the boys team title with 34 points and was followed by Collegiate (53) and Kentucky Country Day (70).
Top teams and individuals advance to the Class A state meet Saturday at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.
Boys team scores — 1. Highlands Latin 34, 2. Collegiate 53, 3. Kentucky Country Day 70, 4. Portland Christian 92, 5. Whitefield Academy 117, 6. Brown 166, 7. Francis Parker 182
Top five boys individuals — 1. Roman Sierpina (Collegiate) 15:45.76; 2. Luke Hamilton (Highlands Latin) 16:26.62; 3. Thomas Mathews (Walden) 16:28.48; 4. James Gurley (Collegiate) 16:39.78; 5. Ryan Shaps (Kentucky Country Day) 17:08.69
Girls team scores — 1. Collegiate 21, 2. Brown 46, 3. Highlands Latin 76, 4. Presentation 76
Top five girls individuals — 1. Mary Thomas Kute (Collegiate) 20:02.09; 2. Margaret Dulaney (Collegiate) 20:37.91; 3. Hailey Hack (Kentucky Country Day) 20:44.36; 4. Taylor Morris (Brown) 20:54.52; 5. Ava Hurwitz (Kentucky Country Day) 21:31.08
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This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: KHSAA cross country regionals 2023: Results from Louisville-area meets
