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Here's the announcement and photos from the Bangor meet at Saxl Park. Cross-country announcement Bangor Meet9/28/23Thu...
10/10/2023

Here's the announcement and photos from the Bangor meet at Saxl Park.

Cross-country announcement Bangor Meet
9/28/23
Thursday was a picture-perfect day for cross country, and the BCS teams traveled to Bangor to compete against several of the best teams in the league. Brewer finished in third place in both the boys’ and girls’ races, but those results don’t accurately represent how well Brewer ran on the 1.85-mile course.
In the boys’ race, Slade Boyington and Ian Thayer went right to the front and battled against the lead runners from the Cohen School and Penobscot Christian School. Slade almost won the race, finishing in 2nd only a few seconds away from the win and running the second fastest time ever run by a Brewer runner on the course. Ian also ran a great race, finishing in 7th place, just outside of Brewer’s all-time top 10. Rounding out the scoring for Brewer were Payton Levesque in 15th, Trysten Roy in 18th, and Jack Fraser in 19th.
The BCS girls were lead by Sara Simsay’s hard-fought 9th place, in which she ran by far her fastest pace of the year. Brewer’s team score was completed by Cadance Levesque in 12th, Julia Rose in 20, Ashly Marsh in 24th, and Stella Smith in 27th.
As I have already mentioned, the team places don’t accurately represent how well BCS ran. In cross country, running a faster pace is always the number one goal, and almost the entire team did just that. Improving on their paces by a fair amount were Sonny Barbeau, Cody Berry, Apsara Bobby, Riddick Boyington, J.B. Burditt, Carolyn Cashman, Janvi Deshpande, Jacob Grant, Malakai Hager, Surteerth Handral, Caydance Levesque, Payton Levesque, Ashlyn Marsh, Michael McGinn, Naomi Robichaud, Julia Rose, Trysten Roy, Stella Smith, Ian Thayer, Kayden Tracy, and Ansley Uhlenhake. Improving their paces by the impressive amount of almost 1 minute per mile were Braden Allen, Slade Boyington, Jeremiah Bush, Aiden Gonzales, Leah Guillette, Keyzli McAfee, Oliver Moon, Sara Simsay, Autumn Thayer, and Blake Woods. Crushing her old pace with a improvement of almost 3 minutes per mile was star of the meet, Daniella Arambambi.

Here are some more pictures of our first two meets.
09/27/2023

Here are some more pictures of our first two meets.

It's a new cross-country season for BCS, and I figured that I should share some meet announcements and meet pictures bef...
09/26/2023

It's a new cross-country season for BCS, and I figured that I should share some meet announcements and meet pictures before any more meets were in the books. Thanks to Emily McIntosh for the awesome action photos.

Ellsworth Meet:
Cross country announcement Ellsworth Meet
At long last, here’s the cross country announcement for last week’s meet. BCS traveled to Ellsworth to take on not only one of the league’s perennial powers but also the season’s most challenging course.
BCS runners responded very well to these challenges, as everyone conquered the hills on the way to a win for the boys and a second-place finish for the girls.
In the boys’ meet, Brewer was led by Ian Thayer, who sprinted out with the leaders right from the start and finished in 2nd place overall. Other top runners for Brewer were Riddick Boyington in 5th, Payton Levesque in 9th, Jack Fraser in 11th, Trysten Roy in 12th, and Ryder Knowles in 13th.
In the girls’ race, Brewer came in a solid second to Ellsworth, one of the top teams in the league. Brewer was led by fast finishing Cadance Levesque in 3rd, Sara Simsay in 5th, Stella Smith in 12, Julia Rose in 13th, and rookie 5th grader Janvi Deshpande in 17th.
This Thursday Brewer travels to the Veazie Community School for meet number 2, and get ready for a huge list of pace improvements in the next cross country announcement.

Veazie Meet:
BCS Cross Country Veazie Meet 9/21/23
The BCS cross country team traveled to Veazie on Thursday to compete against the host school as well as teams from Reeds Brook Middle School, Central Middle School, and the Indian Island School.
In the girls race, Brewer ran very well for a second-place finish, but learned that Reeds Brook is still a league powerhouse as they ran away with the meet to finish in first.
Brewer was led by Cadance Levesque in 3rd, Sara Simsay in 8th, Julia Rose in 9th, Ashlyn Marsh in 13th, and Janvi Despande in 20th.
In the boys’ race, Brewer dominated the competition scoring 16 points, 33 points ahead of second place Reeds Brook. (In cross country, low score wins)
In his first ever race, Slade Boyington took the win for Brewer, and he was closely followed by Ian Thayer in 2nd, Riddick Boyington in 3rd, Payton Levesque in 4th, Trysten Roy in 6th, and Jack Fraser in 7th.
In cross country, running your fastest pace is even more important than your place, and many Brewer runners ran their fastest pace of the season on the challenging 2 mile course.
This list includes Braden Allen, Apsara Bobby, Riddick Boyington, J.B. Burditt, Carolyn Cashman, Janvi Deshpande, Jack Fraser, Aiden Gonzales, Jacob Grant, Malakai Hager, Sarah Kent, Cadence Levesque, Payton Levesque, Ashlyn Marsh, Spencer McIntosh, Oliver Moon, Julia Rose, Trysten Roy, and Ansley Uhlenhake

I've been running a week behind with posting pictures from meets, and this week is no exception. Here are some great pi...
10/20/2022

I've been running a week behind with posting pictures from meets, and this week is no exception. Here are some great pictures that Emily McIntosh took of our runners during last week's Large School Championship meet.

10/13/2022

Here's the BCS announcement from today's meet. The teams ran very well, and their paces were even more impressive than their places.

Large School Championship Meet
Central Middle School
10/12/22

The BCS cross country teams traveled to Central Middle School yesterday to compete in the Large School Championship meet. The 13 largest schools in the league sent teams to this meet, with 140 boys and 125 girls competing.

Both the boys and girls teams from BCS ran fantastic races and ended up with 4 place finishes. In the boys race, despite competing without their number one runner, Brewer had their best team effort of the year. Brewer was lead by Matt Goodwin in 12th, Nik Long in 24th, Shreyas Handral in 26th, Liam Robichaud in 29th, and Riddick Boyington in 33rd.

The girls were lead by the front running trio of Bixby Lavigueur in 10th, Sara Simsay in 13th, and Cadence Look in 16th. Completing the scoring for Brewer were Estelle Smith in 56th and Olvia Day in 69th.

Even more impressive than the places were the paces, as almost every Brewer runner ran their fastest paces of the year, some of them by huge margins. Included on the fastest pace list are Cody Berry, Riddick Boyington, J.B. Burditt, Annabelle Day, Olivia Day, Jack Fraser, Delilah Gobeil, Lydia Gobeil, Aiden Gonzales, Matt Goodwin, Shreyas Handral, Tigre Jaquin Weatherbee, Ryder Knowles, Bixby Lavigueur, Cadence Levesque, Nik Long, Michael McGinn, Spencer McIntosh, Sara Simsay, Estelle Smith, Lillian Smith, Autumn Thayer, Ian Thayer, Mirabel Thibodeau, Ansley Uhlenhake, and Cameron Violette.

Next week BCS travels to Ellsworth to compete in the Coastal Division Championships.

Here are some pictures from the Bangor meet. Thanks to Emily McIntosh for acting as an awesome team photographer!
10/10/2022

Here are some pictures from the Bangor meet. Thanks to Emily McIntosh for acting as an awesome team photographer!

10/10/2022

Here's the BCS announcement from last week's meet:
Cross Country
Traditions Golf Club
10/6/22

Last Thursday the BCS cross country teams ran close to home, as they traveled to the Traditions Golf Club in Holden. BCS competed against teams from the Bay School, All Saints School, Leonard Middle School, and the Medway School.

In the girls’ race, Brewer finished in third, just one point behind 2nd place All Saints. League powerhouse Bay School was the best team on the course, winning by over 30 points. Brewer was lead by Bixby Lavigueur in 4th, Sara Simsay in 7th, and Cadence Levesque in 8th. Bixby and Sara ran fast enough to get on Brewer’s all-time top 10 list for the Traditions course.

In the boys’ race, Bay School was once again victorious, but Brewer was a close 2nd only 15 points behind. D.J. Dunning once again lead the way for Brewer finishing in 4th. He was closely followed by the ever-improving Brewer pack, made up of Liam Robichaud in 7th, Nik Long in 9th, Matt Goodwin in 10th, and Shreyal Handral in 11th. With a close pack like that, expect to see Brewer score well in their upcoming championship meets. Brewer ran so fast that they rewrote the school’ all-time top 10 list. The new list has D.J. in first, Liam in 2nd, Nik in 3rd, Matt in 4th, Shreyas in 7th, and Riddick Boyington in 8th.

Running their fastest paces of the season for Brewer were Braden Allen, Cody Berry, Aiden Gonzales, Jacob Grant, Shreyas Handral, Araav Jain, Tigre Jarquin Weatherbee, Ryder Knowles, Cadence Levesque, Nik Long, Keyzli McAfee, Spencer McIntosh, and Ansley Uhlenhake.

Next week Brewer travels to the Central School in East Corinth to compete in the Large School Championships

09/30/2022

We had a great meet in Bangor today, with a huge percentage of our team running their fastest paces of the season. Pictures to come, and here's the text of the morning announcement that will be broadcast Friday morning:

Bangor Meet
9/29

After getting rained out last week, the BCS cross country teams traveled to Bangor to run through the fields of Saxl Park. Brewer competed against teams from the Cohen School, the Doughty School, Penobscot Christian School, and Central Middle School.

In the boys’ race, Brewer finished in 2nd place, just 10 points behind a very strong team from the Cohen School. Brewer was lead by D.J. Dunning in third, Liam Robichaud in 7th, Matt Goodwin in 8th, Riddick Boyington in 9th, and Nik Long in 13th. D.J.’s time put him on Brewer’s top 10 all time list for the Bangor course.

In the girls’ race, Brewer was tied for 2nd with the Cohen School after their top 5 runners, and ended up in third based on the tie breaker. Bixby Lavigueur lead the way with her 3rd place finish, followed by Sara Simsay in 5th, Cadence Levesque in a fantastic 9th, Mirabel Thibodeau in 23rd, and Olivia Day in 24th. Bixby's pace placed her on Brewer's top 10 list for the Bangor course.

Best paces of the year were run by D.J. Dunning, Matt Goodwin, Nik Long, Riddick Boyington, Liam Robichaud, Shreyas Handral, Bixby Lavigueur, Sara Simsay, Jack Fraser, Cole Hubbard, Spencer McIntosh, Cameron Violette, Ian Thayer, Cadence Levesque, Olivia Day, J.B. Burditt, Ansley Uhlenhake, Cara Brown, Tigre Jarquin Weatherbee, Cody Berry, Mirabel Thibodeau, Lydia Gobeil, Camden Bryant, Autumn Thayer, Keyzli McAfee, Annabelle Day, and Lillian Smith, who was the racer of the day by improving her pace over 3 minutes per mile from her last race.

Next week Brewer has their only home meet of the season, and it will be held on the Traditions Golf Course in Holden

Here are some pictures from our Ellsworth meet. Thankfully next week the awesome Emily McIntosh will be back to take pr...
09/20/2022

Here are some pictures from our Ellsworth meet. Thankfully next week the awesome Emily McIntosh will be back to take professional quality pics, but at least some of my pictures weren't blurry.

09/19/2022

The BCS cross country teams traveled to Ellsworth last Thursday and ran well on a very challenging course against one of the best teams in the league. We'll be running on that course again in our Coastal Championship meet in October, so it was nice to get a look at it now. Here is the announcement that was broadcast on morning announcements:

Ellsworth Meet
9/15/22

The BCS cross country teams traveled to Ellsworth on Thursday to compete against runners from perennial league powerhouse Ellsworth and the Penobscot school. A very challenging course and an Ellsworth team with over 70 runners didn’t stop the BCS racers from having a successful first meet of the season.

In the boys’ race, D.J. Dunning stunned everyone by finishing 2nd in his first ever cross country race. Following close behind D.J. were Matt Goodwin in 4th, Nik Long in 6th, Riddick Boyington in 7th, and Liam Robichaud in 8th, lead Brewer to a 4 point victory over Ellsworth.

The BCS girls finished second to Ellworth, and they were led by Bixby Lavigueur in 3rd, Sara Simsay in 5th, Cadence Levesque in 14th, Estelle Smith in 16th, and Olivia Day in 22nd.

Next week’s announcement will include the name of every runner who improves their pace from this week’s meet, so expect a long list of names being read.

10/27/2021

Good evening. I'm in the process of putting together the slideshow for the awards night. If you have any candid pictures of our 8th graders, please email them to me(Coach Holyoke) by tomorrow night. I have plenty of action photos for all of our runners(thanks to Emily McIntosh), but I'd love to add to the 8th grade section.

10/26/2021

Wednesday's final meet of the season has been moved to Thursday. The rest of the meet details have remained the same. Also, we won't be having practice Wednesday.

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