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Varsity Boys

Large School: Thousand Islands (Ont.), lead by Matt Leeder (5th,15:31) and Geoff Millard (11th,15:53) defends their team title by edging out Bethlehem by 4 points 73-77. Bethlehem was lead by top 10 finished from Adam Hill (4th,15:30) and Matt Shaffer (6th:15:32)Brian Rhodes-Devey of Guilderland takes the individual title over Colonie's Kevin Treadway.

Small Schools: Kellenberg places three in the top ten to easily take the team title over Tri-Valley 41-84. Chris Voda (4th,16:38) and Paul Szczepaniak (6th:16:39) lead Kellenberg. Individual champ Travis Wolfe (16:22) lead Tri-Valley.

Guilderland's Brian Rhodes-Devey (14:48)easily take the Individual title on his home course by 34 seconds.

Varsity Girls

Large Schools: Bethlehem, without Emily Malinowski, still places five in the top ten to beat out runner-up Columbia for the second straight weekend 24-77. Bethlehem was lead by a 1-2 finish by Roxanne Wegman (18:16) and Kristen Kinney (18:41) and Clarke Luke (5th,19:09) also finishing in the top five. Columbia was lead by Margaret Rowley (8th,19:24) and Ashley Ferriero (10th, 19:42) finishing in the top ten,

Small Schools: Thousand Islands also takes the girls title with a seven point win over Waterloo 58-65. Jen Wynands (2nd,18:42) and Erica Hurtle (7th,20:50) lead Thousand Islands. Individual winner, Erica Planamento (17:31) had the fastest time of the day

Bethlehem's Roxanne Wegman (18:16) takes large school race over her teammate by 25 seconds.

Varsity Boys: Shenendehowa, lead by Individual champion Dan McManamon. Take out running up Bethlehem 46-71 with John Jay of Section 1 3rd (102 pts.) and Niskayuna a strong 4th (109 pts.). Shen was also paced by top ten performance from Andrew Benson (7th,16:26) and Chris Killough (8th,16:30). Bethlehem was lead by runner-up Matt Shaffer (15:51) with Conor Murphy (9th,16:34) and Alex Tiberio (10th,16:37). Bethlehem was also without one of their top runners, Adam Hill, but he should be back this week.		Dan McManamon taking the title in 15:42.2

Varsity Girls Bethlehem took early bragging rights from Columbia as the Eagles placed three in the top ten to edge out the Blue Devils 48-59. Bethlehem was lead by runner-up Emily Malinowski (18:13) and by top 10 finishes from Roxanne Wegman (3rd,18:35) and Kristen Kenny (6th,18:57). Columbia was lead by top 10 finishes by Alison O'Brien (8th:19:23) and Margaret Rowley (9th,19:24) and a nice tight pack behind them. Individually Scotia-Glenville's Danielle Schaub used a late kick to finish in 18:12, beating out Emily Malinowski (18:13) by 1.2 seconds.		Scotia-Glenville's Danielle Schaub near the 2 mile mark.