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Warm, sunny weather for elementary school cross-country meet at Ainsdale

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  October 7, 2016
Warm, sunny weather for elementary school cross-country meet at Ainsdale

The weather was warm and sunny - perfect for the elementary school cross-country meet, held Tuesday afternoon, at Ainsdale Golf Course, south of Kincardine.

Runners from Ripley-Huron Community School, Lucknow Central Public School, Kincardine Township-Tiverton Public School, and Ecole Elgin Market and Huron Heights public schools in Kincardine, competed to qualify for the Bluewater regional meet, Wednesday, Oct. 12, at Saugeen Bluffs Conservation Area, near Paisley. The top five runners from each school are eligible for that event.

The top five finishers at the Ainsdale meet are as follows:

TYKE GIRLS
 

  • Parker Talbot of Ecole Elgin Market (EMPS)
  • Sophie Rock of EMPS
  • Hailey Wylds of Huron Heights (HHPS)
  • Jen McLarty of HHPS
  • Annan Moffat of Lucknow


TYKE BOYS
 

  • Evan John of Ripley
  • Jack Beddington of Ripley
  • Trent Houghton of HHPS
  • Jordan MacDonald of HHPS
  • Shaheryar Afzaal of HHPS


JUNIOR GIRLS
 

  • Hailey Pawliw of EMPS
  • Jasmine Broere of EMPS
  • Dayle Chinnick of HHPS
  • Ela Jones of HHPS
  • Hannah MacDonald of Ripley


JUNIOR BOYS
 

  • Jared Houghton of HHPS
  • Jude Hodgins of HHPS
  • Justin Shelds of EMPS
  • Reid Pollock of Ripley
  • Gaden Colhoun of HHPS


SENIOR GIRLS
 

  • Raelyn Pennington-Fritz of Lucknow
  • Caydence Gibson of HHPS
  • Aubrey Alers of HHPS
  • Amanda King of Lucknow
  • Imaan Afzaal of HHPS


SENIOR BOYS
 

  • Jordan Beisel of HHPS
  • Jordan Moulton of HHPS
  • William Nelson of Lucknow
  • Owen Bacon of Ripley
  • Paiten Priboj of Ripley


Organizer Tiffany Rutledge thanked everyone for participating, and also thanked all the volunteers who assisted with the event. She had a special thank you for Bill Pike who has been the "rabbit," leading the runners through the course, for the past 24 years.

Image Gallery

The Tyke girls take off in the start of their elementary school cross-country run at Ainsdale Golf Course, Tuesday afternoon
Parker Talbot (in front) of Ecole Elgin Market Public School, Kincardine, takes first in the Tyke girls division, followed by Sophie Rock, also of Elgin Market
Runners from Ripley, Lucknow, and Kincardine's Huron Heights, Ecole Elgin Market, and Kincardine Township-Tiverton public schools, gather for the cross-country meet, Tuesday afternoon, at Ainsdale Golf Course
The Tyke boys take off in the start of their elementary school cross-country run at Ainsdale Golf Course, Tuesday afternoon
Evan John of Ripley-Huron Community School takes first in the Tyke boys division
Jodi Hanna (right) leads the Lucknow cross-country team in a warm-up before the run at Ainsdale Golf Course
The Junior girls take off in the start of their elementary school cross-country run at Ainsdale Golf Course, Tuesday afternoon
Hailey Pawliw (in front) and Jasmine Broere of Ecole Elgin Market Public School, Kincardine, take first and second, respectively, in the Junior girls division
Bill Pike plays the "rabbit," leading the route for the elementary school cross-country runners at Ainsdale Golf Course, Tuesday afternoon
The Junior boys take off in the start of their elementary school cross-country run at Ainsdale Golf Course, Tuesday afternoon
Jared Houghton of Huron Heights Public School, Kincardine, wins the Junior boys division
Jude Hodgins of Huron Heights places second in the Junior boys division
The Senior girls take off in the start of their elementary school cross-country run at Ainsdale Golf Course, Tuesday afternoon
Raelyn Pennington-Fritz of Lucknow takes first in the Senior girls division
The Senior boys take off in the start of their elementary school cross-country run at Ainsdale Golf Course, Tuesday afternoon
Jordan Beisel of Huron Heights Public School, Kincardine, wins the senior boys division

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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