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Mount Greylock's boys win the Western Mass. cross country title at Westfield's Stanley Park

The Springfield Morning News teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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Mount Greylock's boys won the Western Mass. cross country championship Saturday at in Westfield, their first title since 2018. Their 46 points held off Lenox at 79 and Hampshire Regional, the two-time defending champion, at 82.

Mount Greylock won the boys meet with the fewest team points

Source: iBerkshires.com

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Value
Mount Greylock46 points
Lenox79 points
Hampshire Regional82 points
Belchertown136 points
Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion163 points

“I thought we got blown out by Hampshire, to see we had like half the points of them felt great”

Finn Voisin, Mount Greylock

Granby's Trevor Sullivan, running as an individual, won the boys race in 15:16.8. Frontier Regional's Evan Hedlund placed second in 15:39, and Mount Greylock senior Patrick Holland was fourth.

Granby's Trevor Sullivan won the boys race

PlaceRunnerTime
1stTrevor Sullivan, Granby15:16.8
2ndEvan Hedlund, Frontier15:39
3rdBen Harwood, Lenox16:04.8
4thPatrick Holland, Mount Greylock16:08.7
5thCohen Zahn, Pittsfield16:16.2
  • Girls team title: Hampshire Regional, 32 points; Mount Greylock, 42
  • Girls winner: Hampshire's Kathleen Barry, 18:51.1
  • Next: MIAA Divisional races, qualifier for Nov. 21 state meet

Sources: iBerkshires.com, Berkshire eagle, Greenfield Recorder

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