Barrington girls qualify for New Englands

Cross country team finishes sixth; Barrington boys are eighth

By Jen Campisi
Posted 11/10/21

The Barrington High School girls’ cross country team is headed to the New England Championships in Vermont on Saturday, Nov. 13 after placing sixth in the Rhode Island state championships. …

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Barrington girls qualify for New Englands

Cross country team finishes sixth; Barrington boys are eighth

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The Barrington High School girls’ cross country team is headed to the New England Championships in Vermont on Saturday, Nov. 13 after placing sixth in the Rhode Island state championships. 

Junior Reilly Curran placed 24th, earning her a spot in the top 25 with 21 points to the Barrington team. Freshman Sophie Gardos finished the course 20.3 seconds later, earning 31st. Other competitors included juniors Virginia Sanderson, Helen Copple, and Kyle Keough, sophomore Jane Bryant, and freshman Indie Lamb. 

The Barrington High School boys’ cross country team finished in eighth place in the Rhode Island Interscholastic League State Championships, with with 242 points.

Two Eagles finished in the top 25, only 7.60 seconds apart. Senior Holden Vaughan finished 19th, with sophomore Brandon Piedade following in 23rd. Seniors Noah Buller and Andrew Rego also competed in the state championship event. Barrington sophomore Elliot Lefort and juniors Finn Myatt and Charlie Stockwell also competed. 

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