Rockets Finish Fifth at CWC Championship
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BAY_VILLAGE, Ohio - Bay Boys XC finished fifth at the CWC Championship on Saturday, Oct. 17, in Medina, Ohio, led by Liam Jager’s 16:47.0 and sub-17-minute performances from Adrian Ray and Gavin English. Twelve of the Rockets’ 22 runners set personal records across the varsity and open races.
Jager paced Bay’s varsity lineup, with Ray finishing in 16:59.4 and English following just four-tenths of a second later in 16:59.8. The Rockets’ leading trio finished within 12.8 seconds of one another, giving Bay a tightly grouped front pack in a strong conference field. Sam McClellan was next for the Rockets in 17:51.3.
Another close pairing followed as Charles Juratic finished in 18:13.3 and Carver Vovos crossed two seconds later in 18:15.3. Liam Loeffler recorded 18:30.9, with Adam Baltz close behind in 18:34.9. Jack Marcuse completed Bay’s nine-runner varsity contingent in 18:52.2. The coaching staff praised the team’s effort, determination and competitiveness throughout the meet.
James Greenleaf led the Rockets in the CWC open race with an 18:36.3 finish. Micah Bendoraitis followed in 18:56.6, putting Bay’s first two open finishers under 19 minutes. Anton Bekeny crossed in 19:09.9, while Freddie Steele and Dan Buttrick formed another close pair, recording 19:18.6 and 19:19.8, respectively.
Athan Thanos clocked 19:24.7, just one-tenth of a second ahead of Mason Shah’s 19:24.8. Shah finished only one second off a personal record. Max Clevenger followed in 19:29.7, Graham Dunstan recorded 19:34.5 and Aidan Hays finished in 19:49.7, giving the Rockets 10 open-race finishers under 20 minutes.
Leo Krueger completed the open course in 21:36.0, followed by Lukas McGrew in 21:50.4 and Gavin Fry in 23:00.4. Those finishes rounded out Bay’s 13-runner open contingent, complementing the nine varsity competitors on a day when more than half of the Rockets’ runners established personal bests.
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