News Summary

The Triad High School hosted an exciting Cross Country Meet on October 1, 2025, where Emberlie Goins led the Bulldogs to victory. With a finishing time of 19:45.8, Goins topped the competition and energized the crowd. The Bulldogs displayed outstanding teamwork, securing 50 points to win against the Triad Knights and Breese Mater Dei Catholic. The event was not just a race, but a celebration of community spirit with families cheering for their athletes, showcasing the essence of high school sports.

Excitement in Triad as Emberlie Goins Steals the Show at Cross Country Meet

Triad, Illinois – It was an exhilarating afternoon at the Triad High School on October 1, 2025, where runners took to the trails for the much-anticipated Triad Invitational Cross Country Meet. And guess what? Emberlie Goins of the Bulldogs has emerged victorious, leaving her competition in the dust with an astonishing finish!

Goins Takes the Crown

Emberlie Goins not only led her team to an incredible victory but also claimed the top spot in the hearts of the crowd with a finishing time of 19:45.8. It’s safe to say, she not only raced but practically flew through the course, a remarkable feat that secured her the championship in the girls’ race.

Team Standings

The Bulldogs proved they were not just reliant on one fantastic runner. With a collective score of 50 points, they showcased teamwork and determination. Close behind, the Triad Knights fought hard to land in second place with 60 points, proving the competition was fierce. Not far behind them was Breese Mater Dei Catholic in third place with 65 points.

The excitement didn’t stop there! O’Fallon rounded out the top four teams with a score of 132 points, while Quincy Notre Dame Catholic landed in fifth with 174 points. It’s clear that this race was full of nail-biting moments as the teams poured everything they had into finishing strong.

The Final Results

As the runners crossed the finish line, excitement filled the air. After the Bulldogs, followed by Triad and Breese, the rest of the teams filled the leaderboard as follows:

  • 6th: Highland with 199 points
  • 7th: East St. Louis with 231 points
  • 8th: An unnamed team with 266 points
  • 9th: Mascoutah finishing at 268 points
  • 10th: Staunton with 289 points
  • 11th: Marquette Catholic with 337 points
  • 12th: Breese Central with 362 points
  • 13th: Waterloo with 363 points
  • 14th: Lebanon at 385 points
  • 15th: Collinsville with 386 points
  • 16th: Cahokia at 519 points

Several teams also participated, including Breese Mater Dei Catholic and East St. Louis, but did not have enough runners for a team score, showcasing a crowded field filled with budding talents.

Runner Highlights

While Goins claimed the spotlight, other runners blazed their own trails. Samantha Cook from Oakville didn’t hold back and secured second place with a solid time of 20:46.0. Camryn Wheeler of Mater Dei showcased her skills, finishing third at 21:11.6, followed closely by her teammate Emma Diekemper at 21:16.3. Rounding out the top five was Katie Fenton, standing strong at 21:18.7.

Highlighting other impressive performances, Morgan Greenwald finished sixth for Highland with 21:18.8, while Brooklyn Giffhorn and Josie Kircher clocked in at 21:19.3 and 21:24.0 respectively. Then, there was Abigail James from Triad, coming in tenth at 21:24.7.

A Community Celebration

The event at Triad High School wasn’t just a competition, it was a celebration of community spirit, sportsmanship, and budding athletic talent. Families gathered, cheering on their champions and sharing in the excitement of the day. It’s moments like these that showcase what high school sports are all about.

As the sun set over Triad that day, it was clear that Emberlie Goins and the Bulldogs had etched their names into the history of this meet, while setting the stage for an even more exciting season ahead.

With so many notable performances and thrilling finishes, one can only look forward to the upcoming races where these talented athletes will showcase their skills once again!

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