Catholic’s Terino Captures Title at Montevallo Early Bird Classic

Catholic's Terino Captures Title at Montevallo Early Bird Classic 1

MONTEVALLO, Ala. – Katherine Terino became the second runner in as many races for the Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Knights to capture an individual title this week, as she crossed the line first at the Montevallo Early Bird Classic Saturday.

Terino outran 148 other runners to the finish line, crossing the line in a time of 21:21.80; almost a full second ahead of runner-up Jordan Richmond of Holy Spirit. The finish was the second consecutive top-two finish for Terino as she finished second at the Capital City Conference Opening Meet on Thursday.

On the boy’s side, Jarrett Mason finished sixth overall out of 219 runners with a time of 17:51.38, finishing 18 seconds out of first place. Tucker Wilkinson narrowly missed finishing in the top 50, crossing the line 53rd in a time of 20:32.72.

Meanwhile, in the middle school division, Katie Lawrence finished 40th overall on the girl’s side in a time of 16:39.67. On the boy’s side, James Sadie led a trio of Knights in the top 50 as he finished 29th overall with a time of 12:28.52. He finished just ahead of teammate Patrick Gregorius in a time of 12:31.59.

Catholic’s Josh Davis rounded out the trio with a time of 12:59.41 and a 44th place finish.

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