Two Personal Bests as Ventures Run In Last Race at Dakota High School
| Place | Participant | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 23:24.37 | |
| 2 | 25:33.63 | |
| 3 | 26:05.37 | |
| 4 | 32:05.42 |
Bishop Foley Catholic High School closed its girls cross country season Wednesday, November 4, with Nora McGlinchey, who wore bib number 6166, running 23:24.37 and Claire Jeakle, who wore bib number 6165, finishing in 25:33.63, both personal bests. The meet was divided into two separate races. McGlinchey competed in the first race, while the other three Ventures ran in the second.
McGlinchey averaged 7:33 per mile to record the Ventures’ fastest time of the day. The personal best capped her first cross country season, which also included a medal at the 5th NCA Small School Invite on Oct. 13 at MSU Tollgate Farms. She placed 27th among 67 runners there, earning recognition awarded to the top 30.
Jeakle led all the Bishop Foley runners in the second race, averaging 8:15 per mile to complete her first season with a personal best. Zoey Sullivan, who wore bib number 6169, followed in 26:05.37 at an average pace of 8:25 per mile. Their finishing times were separated by 31.74 seconds, though no intermediate splits were available to establish whether they ran together.
Lorelai Montano, who wore bib number 6167, completed the second race in 32:05.42, averaging 10:21 per mile in the final meet of her fourth cross country season. The runners competed in light drizzle with a temperature of 63 degrees and winds of 17 mph.
The finale followed recognition for two Ventures at the CHSL Cardinal Division Championship on Oct. 23 at Willow Metropark. McGlinchey earned an all-league medal with a 19th-place finish among 42 runners, within the meet’s 16th-through-20th-place medal group. Sullivan earned an all-academic medal during her first season.
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