The Corry varsity cross country teams competed in Hershey on Saturday at the PIAA Foundation Meet. The boys team finished 13th out of 39 complete teams and were led by the duo of Stephen Brady (18:05, 63rd) and Fabian Fourspring (18:09, 68th). Our top two guys were aggressive at the start and fought hard on the tough, hilly state course. Tony Kerr (18:35, 83rd), Tavon Kornikoski (19:04, 107th) and Brandon Jackson (20:15, 190th) rounded out the scoring for the team. I was really proud of how well Brandon ran considering he is a freshman and was running on this course for the first time.  Our boys team needs a few of the young guys to step up and cut down the gap from our fourth to our fifth runner, and Brandon showed that he is up for the challenge. Sophomore Judah Zinz and Roo Hellyer also ran well at the meet.  The girls team finished 14th out of 29 complete teams. The girls have definitely been a little worn out with six races in a three week span, but they fought hard and gave it their best on the challenging course.  Jordan Fox (21:40, 53rd), Haeleigh Bayle (22:34, 86th), Shay Linden (23:27, 115th), Teya Bailey (23:37, 122nd), and Teryn Bailey (24:26, 153rd) were the top five scorers for the Beavers. Teya really stepped up big and had a phenomenal race. We’re looking forward to less races over the next month and more opportunities to train hard and improve from our workouts before the championship season. The Corry teams next compete against Seneca on Tuesday at Seneca High School.