Sports
CBHS hosts Bear Crawl
Published Thursday, September 02, 2010 8:52 PM
Tommy Howard/Times — The Carvers Bay boys' coach outlines the route for runners from his school and other teams.
CBHS: Sierra Aklin, Adajshia Thompkins.
WHS Girls: Kaitlyn Matthews, Mary Catherine Loftus, Natalie DeCenzo, Coach Brian Brennan, Murray Dorn, Liz Surratt, Hayley Swatzel.
WHS Boys: Curtis Lawing, Tucker Hight, Dylan Melson, Parker Cromley, Coach Chuck Kalanick.
GHS Girls: Front, Savannah Lambert, Madeline Young, Kateland Todd, Elizabeth Roberts; Back, Halli Daniel, Coach Holly Fesperman.
GHS Boys: Brandon Cribb, Coach Jill Crothers, Riley Jordan, Matthew Moore, Ben Wilkins, Mac Jordan.
By Tommy Howard
thoward@gtowntimes.com
Carvers Bay hosted their first Bear Crawl cross-country meet on Saturday. Results were in Monday's issue of the Georgetown Times, and on the Web site.
Waccamaw won and Georgetown was second.
Participating teams from Georgetown County were Carvers Bay, Georgetown and Waccamaw. Also taking part were the teams from Charleston Math & Science.
Shown here are leading runners for each team.
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