The Brock Lady Eagles cross country team finished first at Region II Meet at Vandergriff Park in Arlington Saturday. Kamy Cole finished first for the second straight year to lead the Lady Eagles. The girls’ team has won meets at Keene, Decatur, Lipan, Grand Prarie, Mansfield and Cisco.
The Brock boys’ team finished second, improving from last year’s fifth-place finish. The Eagles have won meets earlier in the season at Lipan and Cisco. The cross country state meet will be held at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock Saturday, Nov. 14. The girls will run at 10 a.m., and the boys will start at 10:20 a.m.
GIRLS TEAM
Kamy Cole — 1st Place
Bailey Barksdale — 7th Place
Payton Shoush — 8th Place
Kambrie Shoush — 14th Place
Savannah Fisher — 22nd Place
Kylie Ducat — 36th Place
Sawyer Merida — 45th Place
BOYS TEAM
Conner Blanton — 15th Place
Kelly Clark — 20th Place
Spencer Godby — 24th Place
Troy Faulkner — 25th Place
Lane Southern — 31st Place
Keith Steel — 80th Place
Ryan Sears — 118th Place
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Brock Eagles, Lady Eagles fare well at Region II Meet
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