has yet to run the 5k distance this season, but has recorded 18:46 for 3 miles on a notoriously tough Lake Region course early on. Last time out Fecteau scored her 2nd victory of the season running 17:40 over 2.9 miles, the time would have won the boys race as well. Fecteau is a sure bet to be near the front of the race.
name and has been running some great times. She is coming off a course record run over 3 miles on her home course, with a time of 18:43. The course record she broke was another top freshman Emily Durgin’s from Bonny Eagle. Her top 5k time was a 19:12 clocking at TA.
comes into the FOC running very well; she clocked a 19:30 for 5k at the Manchester Invitational last weekend finishing 4th in the Small Schools race. MacKenzie has been right with her teammate Fecteau all season; more of the same is expected at FOC.
having another fine season; finishing 2nd in the last two meets to teammate Fiona Hendry. Last time out she ran 19:26 over the 3 mile course at Cheverus. Her top 5k time on the year is a 20:22 clocking at TA.
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of weeks ago. She added a 3rd place earlier in the season at the MDI Relays. Spencer finished 5th a year ago, clocking form heading into the FOC. She ran the 2nd fastest time at the Caribou Invitational a couple 19:47.
had a solid 2008 fall campaign. She has won her last two races over the 2.9 mile distance, both times running 18:34. Swiatek has yet to run a 5k, but had a strong 19:22 clocking for 3 miles at Cape.
Abbey Leonardi (Fr. Kennebunk) Leonardi has been dominating this fall, breaking course records, and running away from
the competition. She opened her season with a course record at the SMAA Relays over the 2 mile distance. Leonardi has yet to run a 5k this fall but comes into the FOC with a 3 mile best of 18:19 on the tough Massabesic course. The meet record is 18:25, and Leonardi has a shot to add that to her course record collection. Weather may play a roll in how fast the course is running, but no doubt look for Leonardi to lead the way.