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Cross country: Huntley School runners finish strong at Whanganui Inter-Intermediate champs

Jared Smith
Sports Editor·Whanganui Chronicle·
14 Sep, 2018 03:51 AM2 mins to read

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Kate Speedy looks back at her chasers on the way to winning the Year 8 girls race at the Whanganui Inter-Intermediate Cross Country championships on Thursday.

Kate Speedy looks back at her chasers on the way to winning the Year 8 girls race at the Whanganui Inter-Intermediate Cross Country championships on Thursday.

It was back-to-back titles for one Huntley School runner while another went one placing better when the 2018 Whanganui Inter-Intermediate Cross Country championships were held at Wanganui Collegiate on Thursday afternoon.

Kate Speedy once again lived up to her surname by winning the Year 8 girls race over 2.7km, to followup her Year 7 win last year in the 1.8km run.

Huntley School runners would win three of the four individual titles.

Schoolmate Lillah Cornelius was second, just ahead of Whanganui Intermediate's Katie Ramage, who repeated her third placing from the 2017 Year 7 race.

Last year, Huntley's Johnathon Jamieson was runnerup in the Year 7 race but in 2018 he would not be headed for the Year 8 title – winning by a comfortable margin from George Davey of St George's and Heike Reitrma of Fordell, who had a close finish for the minor honours.

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The Year 8 boys race gets underway.
The Year 8 boys race gets underway.

The 2018 Year 7's races were won by Huntley's Isabelle Melville and St George's Oliver Jones respectively.

Among the 3-to-count and 6-to-count team titles, Whanganui Intermediate and Huntley School both picked up three victories, while St George's got two.

There were 200 students represented across 17 schools this year, up on last year with 160 students from 16 schools.

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Results

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Year 7 – Girls: 1. Isabelle Melville (Huntley), 7m 51s; 2. Carrie Rennie (WIS), 7m 58s; 3. Estelle Murray (Westmere), 8m 5s. Boys: 1. Oliver Jones (St George's), 7m 7s; 2. Connor Rees (Westmere), 7m 7s; 3. Jackson Bigwood (Huntley), 7m 8s.

Year 8 – Girls: 1. Kate Speedy (Huntley), 11m 25s; 2. Lillah Cornelius (Huntley), 11m 41s; 3. Katie Ramage (WIS), 11m 47s. Boys: 1. Johnathon Jamieson (Huntley), 10m; 2. George Davey (St George's), 10m 24s; 3. Heike Reitrma (Fordell), 10m 25s.

Teams

3 to Count Teams – Year 7 Girls: 1. WIS (17); 2. St George's (19); 3. Huntley (26). Year 7 Boys: 1. St George's (12); 2. Westmere (19); 3. Huntley (28). Year 8 Girls: 1. Huntley (10); 2. WIS (19); 3. Westmere (29). Year 8 Boys: 1. Huntley (19); 2. WIS (27); 3. Mataroa (34).

6 to Count Teams – Year 7 Girls: 1. WIS (91); 2. St George's (112); 3. Huntley (128). Year 7 Boys: 1. St George's (47); 2. Huntley (96); 3. WIS (125). Year 8 Girls: 1. Huntley (58); 2. WIS (70). Year 8 Boys: 1. WIS (73); 2. Huntley (77); 3. St George's (163).

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