By Melanie Cane
Their goal this year is to top .500 and be top three in the league, said Coach Ethan White. So far, they have only had one league meet, September 17 at Sherwood Island Park in Westport. Just as they did last year, Nash and Dougan finished first, respectively for the Rye Country Day Boys’ and Girls’ teams. Overall, Nash placed 13th and Dougan 19th.
New team member Ben Arquit placed second for the Wildcats, and freshman Ed Abrams was a surprise 6th-place finisher. Christine Campisi showed big improvement from last year, setting a personal best time and finishing 2nd on the team. Overall, the Boys’ team finished 5th, and the Girls’ finished 6th.
“We still have some work to do to improve, but the first meet was a very good start,” said Coach White.
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