Danilovitz, Novelli, Flynn, Jones finish in PIAA Foundation top 10

Riverside’s Lacey Danilovitz, Wyoming Seminary’s Jack Novelli, Mountain View’s Carissa Flynn and Elk Lake’s Kendall Jones all posted top-10 finishes in large fields filled with potential state medal contenders Saturday during the PIAA Foundation Meet at the Hershey Parkview Cross Country Course.

The course is also the site of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Championships in November.

The Mountain View girls also had a top 10 finish as a team.

Danilovitz completed the 3.1-mile course in 19:23 to place third out of 233 runners.

Novelli was fifth and Jones eighth out of 235 Class A boys runners. Jones led Elk Lake to 11^th out of 32 teams, the best finish by a District 2 boys team.

Class A girls

The highest District 2 girls team finish was turned in by Mountain View placing ninth out of 19 in Class A girls.

Carissa Flynn led the way by finishing seventh out of 171.

Freshman Corinne Flynn was 29^th. Genevieve Larkin was 73^rd.

Julie Walsh placed 19^th for Holy Cross, which finished 18^th as a team.

Elk Lake’s Sydney Upright finished 46^th.

Class A boys

Elk Lake was 11^th, Holy Cross 14^th and Wyoming Seminary 22^nd out of 32 teams.

Novelli was fifth in 17:10.

Jones and Dylan Way led Elk Lake. Way was 44^th.

Holy Cross was led by Teddy Novak in 47^th.

Class 2A girls

Holy Redeemer placed 11^th out of 29 teams while Lake-Lehman was 21^st and Mid Valley 28^th.

Lake-Lehman’s Hannah Sayre and Alana Palmaioli were 24^th and 31^st while Holy Redeemer’s Emily Lehman was 35^th.

Class 2A boys

Holy Redeemer led the District 2 team entries by placing 18^th in the 39-team race.

Lake-Lehman was 22^nd, Berwick 25^th and Riverside 30^th out of 39 teams.

Riverside’s Daniel Danilovitz was 31^st out of 288 runners. Dunmore’s Tommy Clark placed 34^th while Mid Valley’s Gabe Pacyna was 39^th and Lake-Lehman’s Nick Hockenbury was 42^nd.

Class 3A girls

Anna Pucilowski’s time of 19:37 for Abington Heights was the fastest by a freshman in any of the three girls races.

Pucilowski finished 16^th out of 244 runners to lead Abington Heights to 13^th out of 36 teams.

Class 3A boys

Abington Heights was 20^th out of 34 Class 3A teams.

Sean Rooney was 61^s8t out of 233 runners in the race to lead the Comets.