Barrington High School cross country teams place at Twilight Meet

Boys finish fifth in varsity race, girls are 15th

Posted 10/15/25

The Barrington High School cross country teams battled at the recent Twilight Meet at Cape Cod Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 11.

The BHS boys team finished fifth in the boys varsity race, while …

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Barrington High School cross country teams place at Twilight Meet

Boys finish fifth in varsity race, girls are 15th

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The Barrington High School cross country teams battled at the recent Twilight Meet at Cape Cod Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 11.

The BHS boys team finished fifth in the boys varsity race, while the girls finished 15th in the girls varsity race. 

Colby Napolitano finished first for Barrington and 20th overall. Ryan Hurlock finished 42nd and Neal Bansal was 46th. Vlad Horvatic crossed the finish line in 67th, while Sam Spencer was 78th, Henry Humphreys was 89th and Austin McCarty finished 93rds. 

Meanwhile, the Barrington High School JV team finished 11th in its race, the freshmen were third in their race, and the sophomores finished seventh. 

The Barrington High School girls cross country team finished 15th in the varsity race, led by Evelyn Lefort, who was 20th overall. Mia He was 85th, Scarlett Wasinowicz was 112th, Maeve Kelly finished 123rd, and Estelle Mentzer finished 136th. Ginevra Girardello and Lilyana Filippo rounded out the top-seven for Barrington — Girardello was 149th and Filippo finished 163rd. 

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