HOKA Female Athlete of the Week! Oyster River’s Mackenzie Cook!

Each week we will be highlighting one male and female athlete who stood out with their cumulative performances of the weekUntitled photo and/or had one jaw-dropping pop of a mark.

This week, on the girls’ side, the single outstanding performance has to be Oyster River’s Mackenzie Cook’s solo 3000 meter effort at Plymouth posting a 10:34.84.  Yes she has run a tick faster this season, at Boston University’s blazing fast track in spikes, which is the top time in the state as of right now, but this is a tad more impressive considering she was by herself, on a flat track, without spikes.  Cook is no stranger to running from the front and also has one of the top times in the state in the 1500, 5:04.  Congrats to Mackenzie Cook, this week’s HOKA Female Athlete of the Week!

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SCHEDULE CHANGES TO BOTH STATE MEETS

8:00am D1 schools arrive (Buses drop off and then park at Plymouth Elementary school)

9:00 Field Events start

10:30 Running Events start

1:15ish D1 meet ends

1:15-2:15 D1 buses pick up teams in the circle 

3:15pm D2 schools arrive (Do not arrive early. Buses drop off and then park at Plymouth Elementary school)

4:15 Field Events start

5:45 Running Events start

8:30ish D2 meet ends

8:30 D2 buses pick up teams in the circle

A gap has been included between sessions in case of a delay of some kind during the D1 meet. Incoming / Outgoing Buses can NOT be allowed to overlap like last year.