Colin Hignutt led Seaford in 19:06, while Keneyen Littleton led Laurel in 19:10. Brett Parker led Sussex Academy with a time of 18:15, while Jaden McTeer led Sussex Central with a time of 18:31. Delmarva Christian runner Woodard Coleman finished ninth in 17:27.6, while Declan Morrissey of Cape rounded out the top 10 finishers in a time of 17:37.1. Ravens teammate Joseph Klosiewicz was seventh in 17:14.3, while Cape’s Brian Sponaugle was eighth in 17:22.6. Liam O’Donnell of Cape finished fifth in 16:37.8, while Colin Kay of Sussex Tech was sixth in 16:44.4. Cape’s Julian Callaway was third in 16:22.6, while teammate Joseph DeGregory was fourth in 16:29.3. Both Baker and Sims were under the previous course record of 15:43. Sims ran a great race and broke his own school record with a runner-up time of 15:39.0. Top runner Ryan Baker, a junior, pulled away from Indian River’s Chase Sims in the final mile to set a new course and school record of 15:23.6. The Vikings put four runners in the top five and six in the top 10 to easily win the team title with 21 points and take the trophy back to Lewes.
On Wednesday, they captured the Sussex County championship, the first of the three big post-season meets, held at Sandhill Fields in Georgetown. The Cape Henlopen boys’ cross country team is peaking at the right time of the season.
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