The start of a girls' Foothills Council cross country meet at Broadalbin-Perth High School on Tuesday, September 14, 2021.
Cross country teams from Amsterdam, Broadalbin-Perth, Gloversville and Scotia-Glenville high schools competed Tuesday at Broadalbin-Perth. Photos by Erica Miller of The Daily Gazette.
Scotia-Glenville’s Patrick Allen crosses the finish line.
Amsterdam’s Gianna Crespo-Julia crosses the finish line.
The start of the girls’ race.
Amsterdam’s Hector Garcia on the first lap through the woods.
Amsterdam’s Jenna Bohm crosses the finish line.
Broadalbin-Perth’s Emma Frasier on the first lap through the woods.
Broadalbin-Perth’s Connor Couperus crosses the finish line.
Amsterdam’s Briana Kelly crosses the finish line.
Broadalbin-Perth’s Emma Frasier on the first lap through the woods.
Scotia-Glenville’s Ryan Freihofer crosses the finish line.
Scotia-Glenville’s John Bednarek on the first lap.
Scotia-Glenville’s Stephanie James crosses the finish line.
Amsterdam’s Hector Garcia crosses the finish line.
Scotia-Glenville’s Patrick Allen and B-P’s Connor Couperus on the first lap through the woods.
Scotia-Glenville’s Erin Smith crosses the finish line.
Broadalbin-Perth’s Rylee VanAlstine.
Scotia-Glenville’s Ryan Freihofer.
Scotia-Glenville’s Karaline McCarthy crosses the finish line.
Amsterdam’s Joseph Santiago on the first lap through the woods.
Scotia-Glenville’s Sophia Allen crosses the finish line.
The start of the girls’ race.
Amsterdam’s Joseph Santiago.
Amsterdam’s Joseph Santiago on the first lap through the woods.
Broadalbin-Perth’s Emma Murphy crosses the finish line.
Scotia-Glenville’s Stephanie James.
Scotia-Glenville’s John Bednarek crosses the finish line.
The start of the boys’ race.
Broadalbin-Perth’s Emma Frasier crosses the finish line.
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