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The Melbourne senior wins with a time of 18:00.56.
The Trinity Prep duo finish first and second in the boys varsity open race with times of 16:07.83 and 16:12.77
Recovering from pneumonia, Schnulle is battling back to get into the form he saw last season which put him as one of the top performers in the state.
Fort Myers junior Peter Rivera wins the boys junior varsity race in a time of 18:07.84.
Caroline Wilder and Rachel Valentine of Canterbury go 1-2 in the girls junior varsity race.
Coach Rick Moody hanging out at the Prestate meet. He is also the coach of Hansen-Brooks South and the team recently added a new athlete to the roster, Jay Lumpkin.
Looking to see where they fare in the elite race tomorrow.
Colonial junior Andres Arroyo wins the boys elite race in a time of 14:59.18.
The Nease senior finished fifth in the boys elite race with a time of 15:22.32.
The Chamberlain senior ran one of his best races the season with a fourth place finish at the boys elite race in a time of 15:19.05.
New personal best, first time under 16 minutes. Just a freshman!
The Lakewood Ranch junior won the girls elite race in a time of 17:41.94.
Bill talks about the mission of FLYRA and the up coming middle school state championship.
The course known as Little Everglades Ranch is a venue of contradictions. It is known for being difficult with its long incline and yet it’s a fast course. It is spectator friendly, but on the back side there are vast areas of hidden solitude and quiet. It necessitates a certain set of rules that play out like a script time and time again. It is unpredictable because of its predictability.