The Londonderry High School cross country teams turned in strong performances at the 2026 NHIAA Division I Championship Meet at Derryfield Park in Manchester on Saturday, Oct. 31, with the boys finishing seventh and the girls placing 11th.

The boys’ seventh-place finish among 21 teams continued a remarkable tradition for the Lancers. The team has now qualified for the Meet of Champions for the 39th time in the past 40 years.

Junior Patrick Ramsey led the Londonderry boys, turning in an outstanding fifth-place finish among 133 competitors with a time of 16:50.7.

Ramsey was followed by junior Alec Lemeris, who placed 32nd in 17:47.9, and junior Aaron Modini, who crossed the line 38th in 18:05.7.

Senior Joey Gainey finished 51st in 18:31.5, while sophomore Silas Robles took 94th in 19:52.2. Junior Jamie Godbout placed 105th in 20:14.2, and freshman Carson Presher finished 108th in 20:21.1.

The boys’ team earned seventh place out of 21 competing schools.

The Londonderry girls also put together a solid team performance, finishing 11th among 21 teams in a field of 127 runners.

Junior Anna Laufersweiler was the top Lancer finisher, placing 30th in 21:45.1. Junior Stella Dutton followed in 41st place with a time of 22:22.1.

Sophomore Julia Lewis finished 68th in 23:34.5, followed closely by freshman Julia Pallotta in 71st at 23:39.3.

Freshman Kayleigh McCreedy placed 83rd in 24:10.5, senior Harper LaBonte finished 90th in 24:45.0, and freshman Carter Fitzgerald rounded out the Londonderry lineup in 107th place with a time of 25:52.2.

With the boys earning another trip to the Meet of Champions, the Lancers continued a long-standing tradition of success in New Hampshire cross country.

Complete championship results are available at www.lancertiming.com.