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Martlets Host RMI
In their first and only home meet of the season, the Martlets hosted seven other schools in the annual Richard Miller Invitational. Boasting a much larger and deeper squad than in past years, the team put together solid teams for both the First and Second Girls races. The First Team placed fourth out of eight and had two girls finish in the top 10. Annabelle Smith '21 crossed the line in fourth place, and first-year runner Laura Mittelman '20 came in 10th. Olivia Goldstuck '21 was only two places behind at No. 12. It was a great race for these top three finishers who gutted out a tough one on a hot day. Bethany Winters '20 also looked strong as she came across the line, running her best race in two seasons. Bella Tawney '22 rounded out the top five for the Martlets. These girls show a great deal of potential for the weeks ahead. Nine girls ran in the second girls race, a huge group compared to years past. Alice Liu '23 led the squad of mostly newcomers to cross country running. It was a big achievement for many of these girls to complete their first official race, and they should be proud of not only finishing, but doing so on a warm late September day. The Martlets showed determination and great team spirit in encouraging each other across the line.
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