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Digging Deep into Cross Country Season

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xccc-667x500.jpg Senior Mary Ortwein and sophomores Danielle Kelly and Kendrick Archer after the Battle of Atlanta race. Shawn Kelly.
xcc-502x500.jpg Juniors Caitlin Kelly and Bella Tucker with sophomores Danielle Kelly, Palmer Louthan, Audrey LaFramboise and Sophie Villa and Brittany Stevens after the Covered Bridge meet. Brittany Stevens.
xccccc-378x500.jpg Seniors Mary Ortwein, Taylor Strohmeier and Anna Turner and juniors Bella Tucker and Caitlin Kelly with sophomores Kendrick Archer, Danielle Kelly, Palmer Louthan, Sophie Villa and Audrey LaFramboise meeting with Quinn Kaloper (‘19) after the Wesleyan Invitational meet. Brittany Stevens.
xc-674x500.jpg Juniors Mac Howie, Beau Brown, Hayden Morehouse, Harrison Gracey with sophomore Stafford McDaniel and seniors Jamarcus Davidson and Jackson Walls at the Tallulah Falls top 20 meet. Varsity Boys.

Wesleyan School cross country runners are digging deep into the fall athletic season. With football, volleyball, cheer-leading and more, not many are aware of the vast percentage of high school students who participate in cross country. Although there has only been four meets so far, the Wesleyan cross country team has started off strong.

At the Battle of Atlanta, many of the runners achieved season personal records, or for sophomore Danielle Kelly, a lifetime record. The Battle of Atlanta in Hampton, GA, was the team’s first away meet of the season on Sep. 24. This was Wesleyans first time competing in this particular meet, and the results were outstanding. Overall, the team placed nine out of 31 GHSA teams. The boys are on fire this season and are on the road to their overall goal of the season, going to state on Nov. 2. Forty-nine boys on the team set season personal records at the Battle of Atlanta, which is unbelievable. Of course, this couldn’t have been possible without the guidance and constant motivation from the coaches. Keep Reading

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fireworks3-508x500.jpg Sophomore Alyssa Phillip captures a great picture of fireworks. Alyssa Phillips.
fireworks2-510x500.jpg Sophomore Alyssa Phillip captures a great picture of fireworks. Alyssa Phillips.
fireworks-507x500.jpg Sophomore Alyssa Phillip captures a great picture of fireworks. Alyssa Phillips.

New Years is the time of the year where people all around the nation try to make this upcoming year the best year yet, by making resolutions, like working out, starting a new diet, journaling, growing a relationship with someone, or overcoming a trial. When asked, the students and faculty at Wesleyan School what their New Year’s Resolutions were and how they planned to make their 2019 the best year yet.

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