The Wildcat Varsity cross-country team competed in Borger High School’s “Jeep Webb” cross-country meet Saturday, and finished second as a team overall in a field of 73 runners. The meet was held at the Borger Bulldog Stadium.

Canadian’s C.J. Jimenez led the charge, finishing the 3-mile run 5th in 17:41. Joseph Dominguez was 12th in 18:33; Juan Vargas 14th in 18:42; and Anderson Perkins 16th in 18:50. Coleman Perkins was 27th in 19:44, Lino Lugo 28th in19:51, Logan Urschel 39th in 20:13, Jose Vargas 58th in 22:02, and Easton Galla 61st in 22:41.

The Junior Varsity team placed fifth out of six teams overall. Jacob Flores led the Cats with a 23:10 finish in 30th place, followed by Collin Bryant (23:24, 34th), Martin Baker (23:28, 36th), Brendan Carr (23:52, 42nd), and TJ Purcell (27:04, 55th).

Canadian Middle School’s cross-country squad topped the field, finishing the two-mile course first overall out of six teams and 112 runners.

Christopher Flores finished 2nd in 13:08, followed by Taylor Urschel in 5th place at 13:26 and Zack Bryant in 6th place at 13:31. Daniel Urschel completed the course in 9th place at 13:41, Cort Mayhew in 10th at 13:49, and Donnie Purcell 25th with a time of 14:42.

Canadian’s Lady XC team took the weekend off, but all of Canadian’s cross-country teams will compete this Saturday, Sept. 9, in the Wolf Creek Classic at Lake Fryer.

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