32nd ANNUAL RUN FOR THE ROSES Cross Country Championships

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November 03, 2026

On Sunday, November 1, 2026, our Cross Country Team led by Coach Kulakowski, participated in the 32nd ANNUAL RUN FOR THE ROSES Elementary School Cross County Championship at the St. Rose High School Athletic Complex (5104 W. Hurley Pond Road, Wall NJ). 

The students competed in races varying in distance from ½ Mile (2nd grade) to 1 mile (grades 3-6) and 1.5 Miles (grades 7-8). Of our 30 runners that participated, we had the following students finish in the Top 5 of their age group:

Top Place Winner:

  • Eamon Unver – 3rd Place (second grade)
  • Nico Serevetas – 4th Place (third grade)
  • Maya Ganeev – 4th Place (fourth grade)
  • Rosalee Parcells – 5th Place (fourth grade)
  • Chance Wilms-Bathena – 1st Place – (fifth grade)
  • Padraig Unver – 2nd Place – (fifth grade)
  • Phoebe Kostoulakos – 2nd Place (sixth grade)
  • Audrey Gioia – 4th Place (sixth grade)
  • Arianna Ge – 5th Place (sixth grade)
  • Greyson Dowens – 5th Place (seventh grade)

Congratulations to all of our participants!! 

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