On your marks… get set… GO! The sound of a hundred legs stomping on the ground immediately proceeded. October 17th, 2014 was the day the St. Robert Cross Country runners ran their hearts out at the Regional Cross Country Meet.
No matter the circumstances, the cross country team members would run through it all. The first race of the day was the Midget Girls, who ran the 3.5K and performed amazingly. Special congratulations goes out to Joyce Z. for placing in the Top 20! Next up were the Midget Boys running the 5K. The ninth graders at St. Robs did not fail to impress.
The junior division was next, with both girls and boys running at around noon. The junior girls ran the 4K, and even through the pouring rain, all runners were successful. The team definitely did not lose any spirit during the harsh weather conditions!
“My legs are covered in mud, yet I’m so glad I came out today to run.” -Stella L. (10)
Finally the long-awaited time came for the senior runners to compete. With grade 11 girls running first, the crowd was wildly anticipating the race. A special recognition goes out to Claudia N. and Philana T. for being the first two St. Robs runners to finish the race! Great job, girls! Please refer to Mr. McNamara’s epic pictures of the two girls on his Twitter.
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The last race of the day finally came. And like always, the senior boys ran their hardest through the treacherous forest even in the rain. A special congrats goes out to Justin Ginkel, who was the first St. Robs student to finish the 7K!
“You don’t have to go fast, you just have to go.”
Wrapping up the seven week season, the entire team finished strong. We wish the runners the best of luck as they tackle a full course dinner at their end of season celebration at St. Louis’ Bar and Grill this Friday.
