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Cross country grabs win over Lynnfield in opener

GRACE CASTELLUCCI, Staff Writer
September 18, 2025
The Cross Country team poses together before their race. [Photo courtesy of Megan Sergi]

The Manchester Essex Cross Country program took down their season opener with a win vs the Lynnfield Pioneers. 

The boys’ team was successful by securing the first four finishing spots. Senior Lyall Cunningham won the meet, followed by Isaiah Nicastro, Jeferson DoCarmo, and Gus Hall. The team finished with a score of 18-37. 

The girls’ team also went home with a win, even though they didn’t have quite as much success. Freshman Anna Sergi came in second, followed by Ruby McElhenny in third, River Silva in fifth, and River Martin. The team finished with a score of 23-34.

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About the Contributor
GRACE CASTELLUCCI
GRACE CASTELLUCCI, Staff Writer
Grace is a junior at Gloucester High School. She is the varsity captain of the cross country and track teams. She is an honors student. She enjoys listening to music, reading, and keeping active. She has won awards in math and English. You can contact her at [email protected]