The Saranac Lake boys, which were led by Jake Kollmer, swept the meet with a 23-28 victory over Lake Placid; a 17-46 win over the Ticonderoga Sentinels and a 15-49 win over Moriah/Boquet Valley.

The Blue Bomber boys had a solid outing, beating Ticonderoga 25-31 and Moriah/Boquet Valley 18-42. The Sentinels also topped Moriah/Boquet Valley 19-43.

The Lake Placid girls, which are eager for its sixth consecutive Section VII, Class D title, defeated its three opponents after three Blue Bombers runners claimed the top three spots. Lake Placid defeated Ticonderoga and Moriah/Boquet Valley and edged out Saranac Lake 24-31.

The Red Storm girls cruised past Moriah/Boquet Valley and Ticonderoga by identical 15-50 scores. The Sentinels topped Moriah/Boquet Valley 22-33.

Lake Placid’s Aidan Fay, left, leads Saranac Lake’s Jake Kollmer on the first lap of Tuesday’s meet.(Enterprise photo — Parker O’Brien)

Kollmer, the reigning Section VII and Champlain Valley Athletic Conference champion, was his usual self, winning the boys race in 16 minutes, 55 seconds. Shortly behind was Lake Placid’s Aidan Fay (17:08) in second and Colin Francis (17:55) in third. Saranac Lake runners Keaton Daley (18:34) and Alex Evans (18:48) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.

Lake Placid’s Leila Fey, a seventh grader, was the first across the line in the girls race, clocking a finish time of 20:25. She was followed by teammates Kai McKinnon (20:38) and Maya Garrison (21:33) in third. Saranac Lake’s Cadence Kennedy, a freshman, took fourth in 21:40, and teammate Clementine Guenette was fifth in 22:49.

The Lake Placid cross country teams will host Northeastern Clinton and Plattsburgh in its next meet on Tuesday, Sept. 17. The Red Storm will travel to Point Au Roche State Park for a meet against Beekmantown and Seton Catholic on Sept. 17. Both meets will start at 4:30 p.m.

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Complete results

Lake Placid’s Leila Fey races in Saranac Lake on Tuesday.(Enterprise photo — Parker O’Brien)

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BOYS

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Jake Kollmer (SL), 16:55; Aidan Fay (LP), 17:08; Colin Francis (LP), 17:55; Keaton Daley (SL), 18:34; Alex Evans (SL), 18:48; Ollie Porter (Ti), Ebin Meissner (SL), 19:04; Liam Fletcher (SL), 19:14; Emmett VanBuskirk (SL), 19:15; Harley Chavez (MBV), 19:34; Jonah Seleni (SL), 19:57; Connor Mannion (LP), 20:07; Matthew Michalak (MBV), 20:19; Cooper Moore (Ti), 21:02; Graham Scull (LP), 21:06; Edward Coffman (Ti), 21:19; Isaac B. (Ti), 21:20; Carter Mack (Ti), 21:32; Jesse Carlson (LP), 21:43; Colin Glascock (SL), 22:32; George Evans (MBV), 23:09; Samuel Stephen (Ti), 23:48; Robert Bowen (LP), 25:10; Cameron Bennett (Ti), 26:34; Kai Cannarella (MBV), 27:28; Nick O’Brien (LP), 27:32; Calvin Branchaud (LP), 27:43; Evan Ortiz (Ti), 27:55; Marco Morin (MBV), 29:59; Liam Donohue (Ti), 34:16; Thomas Fisher Jr. (MBV), 34:21; Kailes Smith (MBV), 44:15.

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GIRLS

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Leila Fey (LP), 20:25; Kai McKinnon (LP), 20:38; Maya Garrison (LP), 21:33; Cadence Kennedy (SL), 21:40; Clementine Guenette (SL), 22:49; Asa Bruno (SL), 22:52; Addi Ash (SL), 23:10; Holly Erenstone (LP), 23:54; Lila Zobel (SL), 24:13; Jenna Fay (LP), 24:15; Lizzie Harvey (SL), 24:17; Rachel Razone (SL), 24:52; Aubrey Hayes (Ti), 25:04; Zoe Carpenter (SL), 25:05; Karissa Costello (MBV), 25:14; Maggie Reed (SL), 25:35; Haley Stephen (Ti), 28:18; Emmi Charboneau (MBV), 28:21; Irelan Porter (Ti), 28:27; Rose Wenzler (LP), 29:53; Audre Cota (MBV), 31:17; Alyssa Joyce (SL), 31:46; Emily Bartiss (SL), 31:54; Audrey Cook (Ti), 32:21; Lydia Trybendis (MBV), 33:45; Gracie Wells (Ti), 34:48; Hailey Patnode (MBV), 36:52; Alexis SInclair (SL), 38:02; Mikayla Cota (MBV), 50:11.