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Source: The Charlotte Gazette

Randolph-Henry High School’s cross country team traveled to Poquoson Oct. 28 to compete in the Class 2 Region A championships. Three girls competed for the Statesmen. Martha Robindolph led this effort for the Statesmen, followed by Nora Gayles, who set a personal best, and Syler Rowley-Clark. The boys were led by senior Jaidan Ramsey, who posted a new personal best of 18:11, placing fifth overall individually, and qualifying for a spot at the Class 2 state championships. Cayden Wallace would follow Ramsey, cutting almost a minute off of his personal best, going sub-20 with a time of 19:50. Alec Broden crossed the finish line just ahead of teammate Joshua Pearson with those runners securing 38th and 39th places. They were followed by Lincoln Rowley-Clark, Jordan Clinton and Christian Shrewsberry not far behind. Rowley-Clark, Clinton and Shrewsberry would all record personal bests. This team effort was good enough for fifth place over-all out of the 16 schools competing.

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