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PHOTOS: Capital region cross-country race at Point Pleasant Park

SaltWire Network | Posted: Oct. 1, 2020, 7:22 p.m. | Updated: Oct. 2, 2020, 8:43 a.m. | 2 Min Read
Sackville High School's Abby Lewis crosses the finish line to win the intermediate girls' race at Thursday's capital region cross-country meet at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax. (WILLY PALOV/Chronicle Herald)
Sackville High School's Abby Lewis crosses the finish line to win the intermediate girls' race at Thursday's capital region cross-country meet at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax. - Willy Palov

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High school runners gathered at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax on Thursday to compete in a Capital region race.

Competitors in the intermediate boys' race sprint for position at Thursday's capital region cross-country meet at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax. - Willy Palov
Competitors in the intermediate boys' race sprint for position at Thursday's capital region cross-country meet at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax. - Willy Palov
Two intermediate girls round a corner at Thursday's capital region cross-country meet at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax. - Willy Palov
Two intermediate girls round a corner at Thursday's capital region cross-country meet at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax. - Willy Palov
Halifax West's Griffin Gamble and C.P. Allen's Matthew Lawton lead the pack in the intermediate boys' race at Thursday's capital region cross-country meet at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax. Gamble edged Lawton at the finish line for first place. - Willy Palov
Halifax West's Griffin Gamble and C.P. Allen's Matthew Lawton lead the pack in the intermediate boys' race at Thursday's capital region cross-country meet at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax. Gamble edged Lawton at the finish line for first place. - Willy Palov
A group of intermediate girls passes a gazebo at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax during Thursday's capital region cross-country meet. - Willy Palov
A group of intermediate girls pass a gazebo at Point Pleasant Park in Halifax during Thursday's capital region cross-country meet. - Willy Palov
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