The results are in for area high school cross country teams’ performances in their respective district meets.
On the boys side, Strawberry Crest finished third as a team, with 63 points, at the Class 3A District 9 meet Oct. 30, at Dover Park. Cody Williamson placed fifth overall, with a time of 18:07.20, while Scott Bartlett placed seventh.
Plant City placed fifth as a team, with 153 points in the Class 4A District 6 meet. Plant High dominated the meet, taking the top six spots. Francisco Salas was the top performer for the Raiders, finishing 17th, with a time of 18:27.71.
Durant finished at the bottom of the standings in the Class 4A District 7 meet at Newsome High School. Daniel Butler was the top performer for the Cougars. The senior placed 11th, with a time of 17:46.95. He was the only Durant runner to finish in the top 30.
On the girls side, Strawberry Crest also had a big day at the Class 3A District 9 meet, placing second, with 46 points. Brandon High took first with 30 points and took the top three individual places in the race.
The top finisher for Strawberry Crest was freshman Christina Cauthen, who placed fourth, with a time of 23:58.59. Nancy Watkins placed sixth (24:16.23), and Nastassia Cordero placed 10th (24:40.21). Melanie Sexton, Meghan Pommier and Katherine Martinez also had good days for the Lady Chargers.
Plant City also placed fifth as a team, with 145 points. Plant High again dominated, with a low-score of 15 points as the top six finishers were from the school.
Diana Corzine was the top finisher for Plant City, placing 20th.
The Durant girls finished fifth out of five teams in its district meet. Lexi Faliero was the top finisher for the Lady Cougars, with a 29th-place finish. Newsome High took the girls title in Class 4A District 7 to go along with the school’s boys title.“>http://mundosol.es/besplatniy-raschetniy-schet-dlya-ooo.php