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Girls are off to a strong start. Girls are off to a strong start.
Girls are off to a strong start.
Wertz looking strong ahead of the downhill. Wertz looking strong ahead of the downhill.
Wertz looking strong ahead of the downhill.
The pack is back! The pack is back!
The pack is back!
Nagy prepares to tackle to largest downhill of the season. Nagy prepares to tackle to largest downhill of the season.
Nagy prepares to tackle to largest downhill of the season.
C. Gauntner and Funka after crushing the huge uphill. C. Gauntner and Funka after crushing the huge uphill.
C. Gauntner and Funka after crushing the huge uphill.
Cousins Sweeney & M. Gauntner run together & push each other up the monster uphill. Cousins Sweeney & M. Gauntner run together & push each other up the monster uphill.
Cousins Sweeney & M. Gauntner run together & push each other up the monster uphill.
Mosca leads to OLSH girls team in the final 400 Mosca leads to OLSH girls team in the final 400
Mosca leads to OLSH girls team in the final 400
Sweeney in the final shoot. Sweeney in the final shoot.
Sweeney in the final shoot.
Wertz finishes her wpial career a winning style Wertz finishes her wpial career a winning style
Wertz finishes her wpial career a winning style
WPIAL OLSH runners! WPIAL OLSH runners!
WPIAL OLSH runners!
OLSH boys are off to a strong start. OLSH boys are off to a strong start.
OLSH boys are off to a strong start.
Groff leads the team in first mile Groff leads the team in first mile
Groff leads the team in first mile
Sweeney & Stickman are ready to tackle the massive downhill. Sweeney & Stickman are ready to tackle the massive downhill.
Sweeney & Stickman are ready to tackle the massive downhill.
Freshman Douglass looks to help his team by putting up a high scoring performance. Freshman Douglass looks to help his team by putting up a high scoring performance.
Freshman Douglass looks to help his team by putting up a high scoring performance.
Goshen confident in the first mile. Goshen confident in the first mile.
Goshen confident in the first mile.
Hamilton crushes the hill to advance. Hamilton crushes the hill to advance.
Hamilton crushes the hill to advance.
Sweeney pushes to put himself in medal contention. Sweeney pushes to put himself in medal contention.
Sweeney pushes to put himself in medal contention.
Tomasic finishes strong in his first WPIAL race. Tomasic finishes strong in his first WPIAL race.
Tomasic finishes strong in his first WPIAL race.
2022 WPIAL runner-up team! 2022 WPIAL runner-up team!
2022 WPIAL runner-up team!
WPIAL Champions!!! WPIAL Champions!!!
WPIAL Champions!!!
Guys are WPIAL Champions and the Girls are WPIAL runner-up. See you in Hershey! Guys are WPIAL Champions and the Girls are WPIAL runner-up. See you in Hershey!
Guys are WPIAL Champions and the Girls are WPIAL runner-up. See you in Hershey!
What an amazing finish for the OLSH CC Seniors! What an amazing finish for the OLSH CC Seniors!
What an amazing finish for the OLSH CC Seniors!
Medal winners, Mocsa (15th), Sweeney (12th), Hamilton (3rd) and Groff (7th) Medal winners, Mocsa (15th), Sweeney (12th), Hamilton (3rd) and Groff (7th)
Medal winners, Mocsa (15th), Sweeney (12th), Hamilton (3rd) and Groff (7th)

Boys Cross Country

OLSH Cross Country Girls are WPIAL Team Runner ups and the OLSH Guys team win WPIAL Cross Country Title!

At Roadman Park at California University on October 27, the boys team and girls cross country team again qualified for States to be held in Hershey on November 5th. 
This year both the girls and boys came home with WPIAL team trophies. OLSH parent and family support was very strong at the meet.

The boys cross country team placed 1st overall and became WPIAL Team Champions! They upset the favorites and peaked for this important meet of the year and won a close meet over Winchester Thurston and Riverview.

Senior Maxwell Hamilton had not raced in a month due to injury but came back strong and determined to lead the Chargers with a 3rd place finish and fast time of 16:52 on the hilly course. Sophomore Ryan Groff placed 7th with a time of 17:30.9 and Senior Peter Sweeney closed the last mile and placed 12th with a time of 17:51.1. All 3 boys medaled. Junior Will Stickman placed 18th and ran 18:07 and missed a medal by 5 seconds. And Freshman Brayden Douglass sprinted to the finish in 34th place to ensure the WPIAL Championship for the boys with a time of 18:07.9. Freshman Wes Goshen and Oliver Tomsic also contributed to the win.

The girls cross country team continued the tradition of OLSH girl excellence by becoming WPIAL Team Runner Ups. 
The team was lead by Sophomore Gianna Mosca who placed 15th overall and medaled with a time of 22:00.9. Freshman Charlotte Gauntner placed 29th with a time of 22:44.7 and Sophomore Emily Funka placed third on the team by placing 32nd with a time of 23:04.2. 

Sophomore Margaret Sweeney placed 34th with a time of 23:15.3 and Junior Mary Grace Gauntner placed 36th with a time of 23:21.1 and closed out the team scoring. Seniors and leaders Abby Wertz and Kyleigh Nagy also contributed to the team.

Good luck to our WPIAL Champions and Runner ups at States next week!


 
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