WOODSTOCK — Woodstock Academy’s girls cross-country team qualified for the State Open championship after finishing second to East Lyme in Saturday’s Class MM state meet at Wickham Park in Manchester, according to a school athletics account shared by WINY Radio on Sunday.
The school described the October 31 result as only the third time in program history that its girls have qualified for the State Open as a team. The next championship is scheduled for Friday, November 6, at Wickham Park, according to that account.
Emme Langevin led Woodstock with a second-place individual finish in 19 minutes, 31 seconds. Freshman teammate Reese Rimoczy finished fourth in 19:46, giving the Centaurs two runners among the top four.
Bella Amlaw placed 20th, Claire Bruneaux 21st and Melanie Dipippo 30th to complete Woodstock’s five scoring finishers, the school reported. The account identifies East Lyme as the Class MM team champion but does not supply the complete team-points table.
Woodstock’s boys finished ninth in their Class MM meet, according to the same account. The school said the boys were missing two of their top five runners; Sam Greene led their finishers in 39th place in 18:06.
This report is based on the school’s written account as reproduced in WINY’s November 1 RSS report. The official timing site returned a loading screen during this review, so the complete result tables were not independently checked. The photograph is a Woodstock girls cross-country file image, not a photograph of Saturday’s state meet. Prepared with AI assistance from the attributed sources.