The Midland Lee cross-country teams swept the Lubbock ISD Cross-Country Invite, Saturday at Lubbock’s Mae Simmons Park.
The Rebels (89 points) won the Class 5A/6A boys meet over second-place Wolfforth Frenship (114) and Odessa High (127) in a 5-kilometer race that featured 23 teams.
The Lady Rebels (72) won the Class 5A/6A girls race over second-place Abilene High (151) and El Paso Pebble Hills (178) in a 5K race that also had 23 teams.
The Lee girls had four girls finish in the top 16 with Roxie Patterson in second (18 minutes, 13.3 seconds), Abigail Hinojosa in eighth (19:24.0), Elsy Kiprono in 10th (19:43.1) and Melissa Fuentes in 16th (20:05.3) during a race with 149 runners.
The Rebel boys had five runners finish in the top 25 with Jaime Arreola in 10th (16:34.8), Logan Hammontree in 13th (16:46.4), Roberto Romero in 21st (17:04.0), Hunter Wrangham in 22nd (17:04.3) and Antonio Duenas in 23rd (17:08.1) during a competition with 157 participants.
The Greenwood girls finished fourth (127) behind state power Canyon (48), Canyon Randall (83) and Stephenville (121) in the Class 4A girls 2-mile.
Greenwood’s Alyssa Barron was 10th (12:22.7), Fernanda Pina was 16th (12:42.7) and Mae Savage came in 18th (12:43.3).
Andrews’ Ashley Espinoza was 13th (12:36.6) in a race with 130 runners.
The Andrews boys placed second (75) behind Perryton (34) in the Class 4A boys 5K race.
Andrews’ Colt Adams finished sixth (17:05.3), Andrews’ Christopher Rojas was eighth (17:09.9) and Greenwood’s Jack Ledford was 13th (17:16).
The Midland Classical boys cross-country team won the Tune-Up at LCU, Saturday at Lubbock Christian University.
The Knights (38) beat second-place Amarillo Holy Cross (57) and Midland TLCA (81) in the boys varsity 5-kilometer race that featured eight teams.
MCA had six runners finish in the top 18 with James Clark in third (17:40), Cade Greathouse in fifth (17:58), Locke Bundy in sixth (18:06), James Cooper in 12th (18:42), Fox Tyner in 16th (19:06) and Samuel Alvarado in 18th (19:20).
TLCA was led by Kai Wymore in second (17:28) and Evan Wymore in fourth (17:48).
The Lady Knights had three runners finish in the top 15 of the girls 2-mile race with Kate DeShan in third (13:24), Leah Wantland in 13th (15:20) and Suzanna Pinson in 15th (15:22).