Meet Recap: 2021 Bull Run XC Invitational Afternoon Session

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Boys Medium Varsity:

(Ashton Tolson emerges as an early leader in the first half of the race)

For the Boys Medium Varsity race, C. Milton Wright junior Ashton Tolson was victorious with a time of 16:24.5. He separated himself from the rest of the pack with a huge lead of 40 seconds. The second-place finisher was Oakland Mills junior Ethan Aidam with a time of 17:06.7. Not much further was Huntingtown senior Thomas Foulkes finishing third with a time of 17:16.3. The fourth-place finisher was Oakdale junior Abhishek Mudireddy with a time of 17:25.3. Atholton junior Ethan Mulcahy came close to Mudireddy, finishing just less than two seconds behind with a time of 17:27.0. Ultimately, the Poolesville boys took home the top honors, led by junior Caleb J. Dastrup with a time of 17:48.7. Atholton came in second, led by Mulcahy, with a score of 124 points. Towson came in third with 131 points. 

Girls Medium Varsity:

(Elizabeth Pickett gives herself an early lead during the race)

For the Girls Medium Varsity race, Bel Air senior Elizabeth Pickett finished first with a time of 19:31.7, which granted her an impressive lead of over 30 seconds. Behind Pickett was Frederick sophomore Caroline Gregory, finishing second with a time of 20:07.5. The third-place finisher was Poolesville sophomore Daisy B. Dastrup with a time of 20:41.2. Next, Atholton freshman Gabrielle Shord came in fourth with a time of 20:47.7. The fifth runner to finish was Towson junior Isabel Aldana with a time of 20:57.2. Aldana ended up leading her team to victory as Towson scored a mere 68 points. The second team was Atholton, led by Shord, with 108 points. The third team was C. Milton Wright with 128 points.

Boys Small Varsity:

(Day Leone becomes a leader during the beginning of the race, pictured alongside Kaleb Berhanu)

For the Boys Small Varsity race, Bohemia Manor senior Day Leone was first with a time of 17:10.8. The race was close as Cambridge-South Dorchester senior John Condon followed behind with a 3-second-margin and a finishing time of 17:13.5. The third-place finisher was Pikesville senior Kaleb Berhanu with a time of 17:34.8. Fourth place was taken by Fallston senior Quinn Daly with a time of 17:45.2. Another Fallston athlete joined the ranks with senior Alex Xavier finishing fifth with a time of 17:54.1. For the team scores portion, Liberty, as led by sixth-place finisher Davis Trump, took home the win with only 54 points. Liberty's win came from its top five runners placing within the top 15: Davis Trump (6th, 18:12.14); Noah Petroski (11th, 19:11.4); Logan Cyford (13th, 19:14.6); Benjamin Smith (14th, 19:21.6); and Luke Carpenter (15th, 19:22.4). The second team was Bohemia Manor, led by first-place winner Leone, with 127 points. The third team was Fallston, led by Daly and Xavier, with 132 points. 

Girls Small Varsity:

(Caroline Matthews starts strong, pictured alongside Olivia Sobkowicz) 

For the Girls Small Varsity race, Boonsboro sophomore Caroline Matthews dominated the race with a time of 19:52.9, giving her an impressive lead of over a minute and a half. The second-place finisher was Fallston junior Emily Atha with a time of 21:36.6. The third-place finisher was Notre Dame Prep freshman Olivia Sobkowicz with a time of 21:48.5. Roland Park junior Ryan Greenlee was fourth with a time of 21:57.4. Fifth was Maryvale Prep junior Min Joo Kim with a time of 22:09.7. Sobkowicz was successful in helping her team win as Notre Dame Prep finished with a total score of 50 points. The second-place team was Maryvale Prep, led by Kim, with 81 points. Liberty was third with 125 points.  

Boys Small/Medium JV/Open: 

(Towson boys go 1-2, pictured left to right: John Fields and Theodore Brown)

For the Boys Small/Medium JV/Open race, Towson had a 1-2 duo that led the race. Towson freshmen John Fields and Theodore Brown took over first and second place, respectively. Fields finished at a time of 20:00.7, while Brown finished at a time of 20:08.4. The third finisher was Liberty freshman Stanley Mesceda with a time of 20:17.5. Hereford senior Justin Gasparini finished fourth with a time of 20:29.9. Fifth was St. Paul's sophomore Ethan Schulze with a time of 21:02.7. With having both the first and second place finishers on the team, it was to no surprise that Towson took home the top honors with a score of 79 points. The second-place title went to Hereford, led by Gasparini, with 91 points. The third-place title went to St. Paul's, led by Schulze, with 121 points. 

Girls Small/Medium JV/Open:

(Hereford girls pictured left to right: Alison Klein, Delaney Klein, Irene Zielinski)

For the Girls Small/Medium JV/Open, it was a Hereford sweep. Hereford dominated the race going 1-2-3. First was senior Elaine Bodendorfer in a winning time of 23:59.8. Behind her was second-place finisher, junior Irene Zielinski, with a time of 24:10.8, followed very closely by freshman Ridley Lentz with a time of 24:11.7.  In fourth-place was Maryvale Prep senior Riley Gerbereux in a time of 24:18.6, breaking up a potential 1-2-3-4-5 Hereford sweep. Fifth was a Hereford battle with sophomore Delaney Klein and senior Alison Klein battling for the next spot. Delaney Klein snagged fifth with a time of 24:24.6, while Alison Klein placed sixth with the same time.

(Elaine Bodendorfer breaks away from the pack, finishing first in the Girls S/M JV/Open race)

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