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Harlan's Harper Carmical won the middle school race on Tuesday at Harlan County High School.

The Harlan County girls cross country team claimed their first win of the season Tuesday in an all-comers meet at home. The Lady Bears were led by sophomore Peyton Lunsford, who won the girls race with a time of 21:48.41.

Preslee Hensley finished eighth and posted a time of 24:56.06, while Sophie Day finished 17th with a time of 26:09.00. Other finishers for the Harlan County girls were Kendall Brock (22nd, 27:27.75), Aliyah Deleon (24th, 27:40.59), Kylie Jones (25th, 27:42.93), Olivia Kelly (27th, 27:51.28), Addi Gray (39th, 30:07.47) and Lainey Garrett (48th, 31:17.31).

The Lady Bears defeated second-place Williamsburg by 17 points. Lynn Camp finished third.

Chloe Schwenke led Harlan, finishing 18th with a time of 26:11.90. Mia Pace (27:09.00) finished 21st, and Abbigaile Jones (28:36.31) came in 31st.

Harlan County’s varsity boys finished second, behind Bell County.

Andrew Yeary led Harlan County, finishing second overall with a time of 18:47.78. Tanner Daniels (19:03.18) was fourth. Rounding out the results were Jacob Schwenke (15th, 20:10.88), Kaden Boggs (19th, 20:32.65), Elijah Moore (20th, 20:34.52), Austin Crain (26th, 21:42.69), Caleb Schwenke (30th, 22:20.53), DaShaun Smith (40th, 23:37.87) and Jonavan Rigney (62nd, 28:33.97).

Harlan finished sixth in the boys race, led by Dylan Cox (18th, 20:29.31). Brayden Howard finished 39th with a time of 23:37.37, while Evan Bargo finished 59th with a time of 27:28.62. Other finishers were Sayed Damaa (61st, 28:22.18), Connor Collins (66th, 31:53.69) and Seth Coogle (68th, 33:19.69).

The Harlan girls and Harlan County boys elementary squads won their respective races.

Priscilla Stewart led Harlan, finishing third with a time of 11:05.66. Zoe Lawson (11:33.66) and Cora Jones (11:34.00) finished fifth and sixth, respectively. Rounding out the results were Addison Sanford (9th, 11:54.15), Mckenzie Petrey (11th, 12:06.41), Lillian Daniels (16th, 13:44.28), Megan Lewis (19th, 14:15.03), Rebecca Adams (25th, 15:17.53), Blair Bryson (26th, 15:24.53), Julianne Miller (27th, 15:31.66), Sophia Damaa (32nd, 16:39.57), Hannah Adams (34th, 16:43.56), Natalie Adams (36th, 16:53.12), Meredith Lawson (37th, 17:06.47), Miley Cobb (42nd, 17:45.28), Arianna Raleigh (43rd, 18:12.50), Alexis Middleton (45th, 18:47.18), Chasity Middleton (46th, 18:49.72), Briley Cobb (48th, 19:56.53), Everly Freyer (49th, 20:28.91), Tori Wattenberger (53rd, 23:25.31) and Arwen Lemaster (54th, 23:44.25).

Harlan County’s elementary girls finished third, behind Corbin.

Jaycee Simpson was the overall winner, breaking the girls elementary school record with a time of 10:20.59. Anna Gross finished eighth with a time of 11:46.18, while Isabella Burkhart finished 17th, posting a time of 14:05.27. Other finishers included Savannah Fuson (20th, 14:44.88), Alice Gross (22nd, 14:52.75), Ella Brock (24th, 15:05.15), Charlotte Mitchell (29th, 16:08.72), Nevaeh Perkins (30th, 16:11.15), Paisleigh Asher (35th, 16:49.31), Peyton Sherman (38th, 17:10.52), Evva Hensley (39th, 17:14.96), Madelyn Craig (40th, 17:20.31) and Nevaeh Stone (50th, 21:17.56).

Nathan Barger led the Harlan County boys, finishing third with a time of 10:13.15. He was followed immediately by Trey Creech (10:19.69) and Hutton Sherman (10:20.72). Other finishers included Eli Barger (8th, 10:34.34), Blake Johnson (9th, 10:49.09), Jacob Brock (12th, 11:06.24), Jonah Sargent (21st, 12:05.06), Jayden Sargent (24th, 12:22.66), Levi Hensley (28th, 12:28.87), Zakk Collins (30th, 12:58.96), Carson Sanders (32nd,13:19.62), Sawyer Shackleford (34th, 13:46.78), Ryland Burke (35th, 13:49.81), Ben Crain (38th, 13:57.84), Carter Daniels (39th, 14:05.06), Hunter Evans (40th, 14:09.28), Jase Sargent (47th, 15:11.38), Hunter Asher (48th, 15:33.09), Jordan Sargent (49th, 15:38.03), Deacon Lisenbee (50th, 15:45.97) and Brayden Perkins (59th, 20:39.25).

Harlan’s elementary boys finished second overall. They were led by Thomas Cooper, who placed second and posted a time of 10:02.06. Micah Shope and Mason Raleigh finished 11th and 16th with times of 11:05.66 and 11:34.72, respectively. Other finishers for Harlan were Aiden Browning (18th, 11:46.69), Thomas Miller (20th, 11:49.81), Colt Sullivan (22nd, 12:12.31), Ben Parsons (27th, 12:26.62), Connor Thomas (36th, 13:55.00), Kelton Dean (37th, 13:57.02), Canaan Bolton (41st, 14:13.00), Kash Bailey (42nd, 14:16.93), Jett Luttrell (45th, 14:45.40), Justyce Young (51st, 15:46.56), Andrew Alred (52nd,16:24.81), Braxton Sizemore (56th, 17:29.50) and Finn Lemar (58th, 20:28.41).

Harlan’s Harper Carmical won the girls middle school race, with a time of 14:16.78. Juliana Damaa came in 17th, posting a time of 19:15.41.

Gracie Roberts led Harlan County, finishing second with a time of 15:38.00. Kiera Roberts and Autumn Farley finished seventh and 10th, posting times of 16:53.52 and 17:24.78, respectively.

Drew Sergent (12:55.62) came in fourth to lead Harlan County in the boys race. Kalob Stevens (15:09.75) finished 15th.

Michael Lindsey finished 27th with a time of 18:45.50 to lead Harlan, while Landon Traylor finished 37th with a time of 35:28.18.

Both teams to travel to Corbin on Saturday for the Lynn Camp Invitational.