Dublin boys claim silver at home

By Paul Gaudette on Wednesday, September 30, 2020
  • Dublin boys claim silver at home
    Dublin boys claim silver at home
  • Dublin boys claim silver at home
    Dublin boys claim silver at home
  • Dublin boys claim silver at home
    Dublin boys claim silver at home
  • Dublin boys claim silver at home
    Dublin boys claim silver at home
  • Dublin boys claim silver at home
    Dublin boys claim silver at home
  • Daniel Escobar and Jilt DeBoer (above, left to right) led Dublin Cross Country boys in the FCA meet on Sept. 23 at home. Also running for Dublin were: Emiliano Hernandez (right, top to bottom), Lisandro Ortiz, Ty Roberts and Austin Terriquez; Lucero Marquez (below), Sarah Resendiz, Daisy Almazan, Alejandra Calderon, Marissa Torres and Alex Schronk. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo
    Daniel Escobar and Jilt DeBoer (above, left to right) led Dublin Cross Country boys in the FCA meet on Sept. 23 at home. Also running for Dublin were: Emiliano Hernandez (right, top to bottom), Lisandro Ortiz, Ty Roberts and Austin Terriquez; Lucero Marquez (below), Sarah Resendiz, Daisy Almazan, Alejandra Calderon, Marissa Torres and Alex Schronk. Paul Gaudette | Citizen staff photo

The Dublin varsity Cross Country boys claimed second place at the FCA Invitational held Sept. 23 at Dublin Secondary, thanks in part to the second and third place finishes respectively of Daniel Escobar and Jilt DeBoer.

Other finishes for the Dublin varsity boys included:

9. Emiliano Hernandez

11. Lisandro Ortiz

14. Ty Roberts

17. Austin Terriquez

The varsity girls claimed fourth place out of five teams with the following finishes:

4. Lucero Marquez

8. Sarah Resendiz

26.Daisy Almazan

32. Alejandra Calderon

35. Marissa Torres

37. Alex Schronk

The junior varsity boys also ran on Sept. 23 with Joel Escobar and Ayush Patel claiming second and third place respectively.

The Cross Country teams remained at home Wednesday for the annual Dublin Dash and will travel to Stephenville on Wednesday for Stephenville’s Thrill of the Hill meet.