The Emmaus cross country teams stayed unbeaten last week with both teams going 3-0 at a multi-team East Penn Conference meet at East Stroudsburg North.

The Hornets had the top six finishers in the girls race, with senior Grace Nosal leading the way in 20:40.20.

Clara Baker was second, followed by teammates Myla Fegely, Nitzana Jamaica Romero and Aubrey Kazmierczak rounding out the top five. Samantha Reidnauer finished sixth overall.

In the boys race, the Hornets’ David Hearn finished in 15:59.10 to edge East Stroudsburg North’s Joseph Sokolowski (15:59.50) by less than half of a second.

The Hornets’ took the next four places at the meet, with Michael Carwell finishing third overall followed by teammates Roen Woolf, Matthew Sirignano and Gabriel Marrero.

The Emmaus boys team took 11th place overall last weekend at Lehigh University’s Paul Short Invitational.

Hearn led the team in the Gold race, finishing 13th overall with Woolf (46th), Calvin Schucker (104th), Carwell (135th) and Mason Hipp (142nd) rounding out the top five.

Other Hornet boys that competed at Lehigh were Morrero (144th), Sirignano (149th), Kyle Gamler (162nd), Christian Hazlett (166th), Luke Harris (209th), Eli Theodore (243rd) and Tyler Eid (494th).

LaSalle College Prep won the Gold race with 54 points. State College (120) was second with Ridley (247) third. The top-finishing District 11 team was Parkland (263) in sixth place. Emmaus finished with 411 points in the boys team standings.

The Hornet girls team took 10th overall in the Paul Short Invitational Gold girls team standings and was the top-finishing District 11 team at the event, with Parkland next in 19th place.

Nosal crossed the finish line in 20:11.20 to finish 43rd overall and lead the EHS girls team at Lehigh. Reidnauer (51st), Kazmierczak (65th), Felegy (119th) and Jamaica Romero (122nd) made up the rest of the Hornet team score.

Other Emmaus girls that competed at Lehigh were Grace Petrunak (154th), Baker (223rd), Kendall Shriver (225th), Isabella Alwine-Balliro (242nd), Kayla Ofner (273rd), Morgan Heffelfinger (283rd) and Julie Murphy-Peterson (304th).

State College won the girls team title in the Gold Division, finishing with 140 points. Severna Park (201) was second, followed by Williamsport (205) and Downingtown West (224).