McAuley Catholic teams finish first at Warrior Twilight cross country meet

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Last updated Sep 1, 2026

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McAuley Catholic high school cross country teams secured victories in both the boys' and girls' divisions at the second annual Warrior Twilight meet held Saturday at St. Mary’s Elementary School. The boys' squad posted a low score of 29 points to lead the field in the 3,200-meter race, while the girls' team earned a narrow win with 34 points, finishing just ahead of runner-up Nevada. Warriors runner Gavin Anderson finished second in the boys' race, and freshman teammate Tess Horinek placed second in her high school debut. The meet field expanded significantly this year, featuring runners from 14 schools compared to only five in the inaugural event. The McAuley teams prepare for their next competition at the SWCCCA meet in Bolivar on Saturday.

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  • McAuley Catholic boys scored 29 points to finish first in a field of five scored teams.
  • Wyatt Klaiber of El Dorado Springs won the boys' race with a time of 9:35.35.
  • The McAuley girls' team secured a victory with 34 points, edging out Nevada by one point.
  • Katrina Cantwell of Fair Grove placed first in the girls' event with a 12:47.16 finish.
  • The 14-team event took place on a 3,200-meter course at St. Mary’s Elementary School.
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McAuley Catholic's boys' and girls' cross country teams finished first at the second Warrior Twilight meet Saturday at McAuley’s cross country venue at St. Mary’s Elementary School along Central City Road. In a shorter 3,200-meter course, the boys topped the field with a team-low 29 points. Fair Grove was second with 54, El Dorado Springs came in third with 55, East Newton was fourth with 98, ...

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