Cross Country at Academy at Charlemont - October 10, 2018

Dublin XC continued its RVAL unbeaten streak at Charlemont on Wednesday, with strong first place team finishes by both the girls and boys teams. In a display of unprecedented, depth, Dublin's top seven girls finished in the top 14 overall. The boys had similar success, placing Dublin's top twelve runners in the top 23 places overall! In fact, Dublin's second five runners, Alex Antonellis, James Wolpe, Leo Zhou, Alex Vienneau, and Clint Macy, would have finished in second place overall, had they been registered as a separate team!

Congratulations are in order for Kyle Mincey, who had the race of his Dublin career, finishing in 3rd place overall, only 9 seconds out of first! He was followed closely by Max Johnson (5th), Quinn Wilson (6th), Ian Baker (8th) and Aaro Virtanen (10th). On the girls side, Lila White won the race, followed by Lee Smith (2nd), Aggie Macy (8th), Isolina Miller (11th) and Rielly Harrison (12th). Laura Hoffheimer (13th) and Camille Pollak (14th) helped out by displacing top runners from other teams. 

We are looking forward to a rare home race this Saturday!

Cross Country vs RVAL at Northfield Mount Hermon - September 26, 2018

On Wednesday, 9/26 Dublin XC traveled to NMH who generously allowed us to use their race course for our "home" meet, as our actual course is still recovering from the historic rainfall totals of the last 2 months. It was quite a success for both the Boys' and Girls' teams, who each took first place out of a field of eight and nine teams, respectively. 

Cross Country at Ashley Reservoir - RVAL - September 19, 2018

The Dublin Cross Country team opened its competitive season on Wednesday on a fast course along the Ashley Reservoir in southwestern Mass. It was an historic day for both teams, with all five scoring runners finishing within the top ten overall for both the girls' and boys' races, despite a field of 7 teams! In addition to displaying great depth as a team, many Dublin runners ran PR's, taking advantage of the relatively flat terrain. 

Congratulations are in order for newcomer Lila White who won the girls' race, followed closely by Lee Smith (3rd), Isolina Miller (5th), Rielly Harrison (9th) and Aggie Macy (10th). 

On the boys' side, Max Johnson led the charge with his strongest finish ever (both overall and for the team) in 3rd place, followed by Quinn Wilson (4th), Aaro Virtanen (5th), Kyle Mincey (8th), and Ian Baker (9th). 

Congratulations to all first time runners. The prospects for continued success this season are as strong as ever!

Cross Country at NEPSTA (New England) Division 4 Championships  - November 11, 2017 

Cross country finished the season on Saturday at the NEPSTA (New England) Division 4 Championships.  On a cold day, they traveled to South Berwick, Maine to be matched up against runners from 27 schools. Our teams and individuals finished with impressive results.

Dublin boys finished 4th out of 27 teams in the varsity race. Scoring for Dublin were: Quinn Wilson (Dublin, NH) 11th; Ian Baker (Boston, MA) 20th; Kyle Mincey (Newark, NJ) 47th; Rohan Gold (Forest Hills, NY) 51st; and, Max Johnson (Charlotte, NC) 55th. Harrison Atlas (Houston, TX) and Alex Antonellis (Harwich, MA) displaced runners from other teams and finished in the top third of the entire field of 184 runners. 

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Cross Country at RVAL Championships - November 1, 2017

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Cross Country at RVAL Championships - November 1, 2017

On Wednesday, November 1st, Dublin Cross Country traveled to Putney School for the RVAL League Championship Race. It was a successful and historic day for both teams. The girls team finished third overall, but managed to place three runners in the top five overall! Lilly Bates won the race with a dominant performance, with Aggie Macy and Isolina Miller finishing an impressive 4th and 5th, respectively. Sita Moses (22nd) and Camille Pollak (25th) rounded out the scoring team with strong performances on Putney's Hilly Course.

The Boys' team capped off a dominant season with another decisive victory, bringing Dublin its first ever Boys Cross Country Championship. Quinn Wilson finished 3rd overall, followed closely by Ian Baker (5th) and Kyle Mincey (6th). Max Johnson also finished in the top 10 (10th) and Alex Antonellis had a great race and was Dublin's fifth scorer, finishing in 13th place. James Wolpe and Dereck Elmera helped to preserve the team's margin of victory by finishing as Dublin's 6th and 7th runners, thus displacing some of the other top teams final scorers. 

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