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Brody Skinner places 10th as Lewis County relay finishes 15th at Knight Night

Lewis County High School and Robert L. Bland Middle School runners competed in the August 29 nighttime relay meet at Preston High School.

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Lewis County's top high-school boys relay placed 15th among 60 complete teams at the Knight Night Relays, while Brody Skinner recorded the 10th-fastest individual split in the field.

The August 29 meet at Preston High School used a four-runner relay format, with each athlete completing a 1.5-mile leg under the stadium lights. Official Mountain Timing results list Skinner at 7:36.5, Owen Debar at 8:09.4, Christian Treadway at 8:50.8 and Logan Daniels at 9:16.5. Their combined time was 33:53.2.

Lewis County's second complete boys relay placed 53rd in 40:29.9. Landon Roane ran 9:38.3, Lincoln Roane 9:53.0, Noah Heater 10:23.7 and Lincoln Darnall 10:34.8. Kevin Phillips and Julian Allman also represented Lewis County in the boys field.

Heidi Hefner and Caitlyn Fisher competed for Lewis County in the high-school girls division. The Weston Democrat reported times of 10:44 for Hefner and 13:19 for Fisher.

Robert L. Bland Middle School also sent runners to Kingwood. Collen Darnall led the Patriots in 9:50 and ranked 56th among 288 middle-school boys, according to the local report. Nash Raines, Wyatt Furby, Nathanael Benedum and Austyn Frey completed the RLBMS group.

The official high-school boys results provide the complete field and split rankings. The Weston Democrat report includes the Lewis County and RLBMS participants.

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Official Mountain Timing records and Weston Democrat reporting

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