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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) - The Annual Labor Day Parade, presented by AWPPW Local 675, brought cheers and plenty of candy to downtown Covington Monday afternoon. The nearly hour-long parade featured the Alleghany High School band and cheerleaders, fire trucks, recreation football teams, the VFW and local politicians. Photo: Christopher Mentz, VR 

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Knights Crossing XC Invitational; Lowman runner-up

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September 17, 2024
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The Alleghany girls finished 11th overall (Photo: Jeremy Bartley/Facebook)

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SALEM – The Green Hill Park in Salem has been kind to Kiera Lowman as the Alleghany junior has won a pair of state championships at the location.
 
While it wasn’t a state title, the Green Hill Park was once again kind to Lowman as she had the second fastest time at the Knights Crossing Cross Country Invitational 5k with a time of 17:51.2.
 
With three divisions (white, black, and red) Lowman helped guide the Cougars to an 11th place finish out of 38 schools that participated in the red division. Lowman, individually was second to Cardinal Gibbons (North Carolina) senior Hannah Rae Shaffer by less than a second as she crossed the finish line at 17:50.6. Shaffer is a University of NC commit. 
 
Faith Barron was the only other Cougar to make it in the top-50 with a 43rd place finish after a time of 20:02.70. There was a total of 331 girls in the red division. 
 
The Alleghany girls team that participated in the red division placed 13th out of 14 schools.
 
Meanwhile the boys team that participated in the black division finished in 8th place out of 27 schools in the division. 
 
The Cougars had three that finished in the top-50, which was a division the featured 220 total boys runners. Maddox Wickline nearly cracked the top-10 with a 12th place finish after a time of 17:27.8. Evan Bishop finish 40th following a 18:25.0, and Nick Powell finished 49th with a time of 18:34.6.
 
Alleghany did not field a full team in the white division, however, Calvin Craft placed 224 with a time of 23:28.6, and Ryan Tucker finished 261 after a time of 24:48.9. In the white division race there was 307 total runners and 22 schools.
 
The event itself featured well over 1,000 high school runners. 
 
Alleghany’s next race will be one their hosting this Saturday the Alleghany XC Invitational at the Jackson River Sports Complex.
 
GIRLS RED DIVISION TEAM RESULTS
1. Cardinal Gibbons 43, 2. Blacksburg 97, 3. Spotswood 137, 4. Abingdon 208, 5. Riverbend 215, 6. Oakton 218, 7. Loudoun Valley 236, 8. Christiansburg 241, 9. Greenbrier East 336, 10. Dobyns Bennett HS 345, 11. Alleghany 349, 12. Harrisonburg 409, 13. Jefferson Forest 468, 14. Turner Ashby 499, 15. South County HS 502, 16. Floyd County 508, 17. Warren County 522, 18. Patrick Henry 588, 19. Sherando 594, 20. Thomas Dale 604, 21. Radford 686, 22. Cave Spring 688, 23. Hidden Valley 703, 24. E.C. Glass 720, 25. Salem 725, 26. Patrick County 728, 27. Shady Spring 735, 28. David Crockett HS 738, 29. Luray 740, 30. Woodrow Wilson 773, 31. Franklin County 789, 32. Rockbridge County 823, 33. Sullivan East 826, 34. Lord Botetourt 843, 35. Glenvar 881, 36. Liberty (Bedford) 929, 37. William Byrd 934, 38. Tazewell 1001.
 
AHS GIRLS INDIVIDUAL RED DIVISION RESULTS
2. Kiera Lowman 17:51.20
43. Faith Barron 20:02.70
102. Maggie Hensley 21:36.70
126. Charlotte Taylor 22:19.50
128. Hannah Hipes 22:23.70
143. Madilyn Via 22:44.10
200. Haley Harmon 24:02.60
205. Elin Heck 24:11.10
229. Ja’kara Heighter 24:51.30
243. Willow Morgan 25:10.60
 
GIRLS WHITE DIVISION TEAM RESULTS
1. Blacksburg 25, 2. Oakton 91, 3. Jefferson 101, 4. Loudoun Valley 108, 5. Riverbend 126, 6. Hanover 189, 7. Jefferson Forest 231, 8. Bruton 240, 9. Spotswood 259, 10. Salem 283, 11. Shady Spring HS 287, 12. Galileo HS 290, 13. Alleghany 306, 14. David Crockett HS 316. 
 
AHS GIRLS INDIVIDUAL WHITE DIVISION RESULTS
61. Addi Stull 26:15.00
76. Gabi Woodson 27:19.10
115. Avery Spinks 30:26.10
130. Kenzie Snook 33:00.90
134. Taylor Jenkins 33:25.10
 
BOYS BLACK DIVISION TEAM RESULTS
1. Charlotte Latin 49, 2. Lee 99, 3. North Cross 142, 4. Eastern Mennonite 166, 5. Wilson Memorial 167, 6. Rustburg 198, 7. Galileo HS 217, 8. Alleghany 226, 9. Bassett 243, 10. Fort Defiance 314, 11. Jefferson Christian Academy 325, 12. Union HS 336, 13. Grace Christian School 337, 14. James River 399, 15. Christian Heritage Academy 443, 16. George Wythe 454, 17. Pulaski County 477, 18. Faith Christian School 538, 19. Galax 552, 20. New Covenant Schools 564, 21. Hargrave Military Academy 570, 22. John S. Battle 573, 23. Central (Woodstock) 578, Chilhowie 584, 25. Roanoke Valley Christian 653, 26. William Campbell Combined 683, 27. Magna Vista 815.
 
AHS BOYS INDIVIDUAL BLACK DIVISION RESULTS
12. Maddox Wickline 17:27.80
40. Evan Bishop 18:25.00
49. Nick Powell 18:34.60
62. James Ross 18:51.50
83. Nolan Nicely 19:28.70
91. Trevor Jonas 19:48.80
94. Miles Christian 19:53.30
134. Zeke Downey 20:54.80
135. Nolan Rosales 20:55.40
169. Rilee Webb 22:30.90

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