CUMBERLAND — Frankfort’s boys and girls cross-country teams came away with team titles during the 12th annual Progressive Physical Therapy Invitational at the Allegany College Course Tuesday.
The Falcons boys team ran away with the title, finishing with 42 points. Second-place Keyser scored 66 points.
The team-title race in the girls’ competition was much closer. Frankfort finished with 64 points. Musselman came in second with 70 points.
Frankfort’s Bailey Ferguson was the runner-up in the girls race after crossing the finish line in exactly 18 minutes.
Musselman’s Sadie Yates was just 17 seconds ahead of Ferguson for the gold medal.
Keyser’s Ava Barrick was third (19:57.0) while Frankfort’s Hailey McBride was fourth (20:37.0).
Zoe Ditto (21:47.0) and Corrina Hilderbrand (21:52.0) were Allegany’s top runners, finishing in 11th and 12th, respectively.
Addison Beam was the only entrant for the Fort Hill girls.
She finished 27th with a time of 23:30.0.
Frankfort’s boys team ran in packs to coast to the team title.
The Falcons had three runners finish in the top six and five of the top 15 runners.
Mac Alexander and Johnny Jackson led the Falcons’ pack. Alexander took the bronze with a time of 16:41.0 while Jackson was right behind him with a fourth-place time of 16:55.0.
Keyser’s Luca Altobello earned the silver medal with a 15:45.0. Isaiah Griffin of Spring Mills won the race with a 15:31.0.
Reed Starcher and Tatum Thompson ran stride-for-stride to finish in the top ten for the Golden Tornado.
Starcher was eighth with a 17:04.3 while Thompson was less then a second behind him for ninth.
Julian McKay was Allegany’s top finisher with a 17:55.0 for 16th place.
Myles Thomas crossed the finish line in 19:41.00 for 48th to lead Fort Hill.