Seabury Hall’s Isabella Grossman (343) and Freya Carlsen round a corner at the start of the girls 5,000-meter cross country race Saturday at Baldwin High School. With the first-, second- and third pace runners, the Spartans finished first in the team scores. Photo courtesy Glen Pascual

The Seabury Hall girls and Maui High boys cross country teams both logged another team victory in the fourth 5,000-meter Maui Interscholastic League race of the season Saturday at Baldwin High School.

Among the girls MIL teams, Seabury Hall has posted the top individual times and team scores throughout the season. On Saturday, the Spartans posted similar results, as the team was again led by senior Freya Carlsen, who won the race with a time of 20:22.

The course ran a little slower than other races this year, as none of the girls were able to break the 20-minute mark on Saturday. Still, Isabella Grossman (2nd at 21:04), Skyla Prather (3rd at 21:31), Aspen Carver (13th at 24:05) and Nanea Haake (17th at 25:24) rounded out the top five runners for Seabury.

Behind the Spartans, the Kamehameha Maui girls finished second as a team, powered by Halia Maldonado’s sixth-place finish and Leialoha Akiona in seventh.

In third place as a team, Kihei Charter was led by Brooke Hoida (4th at 22:189), and King Kekaulike saw Emily Kermode (6th at 22:53) turn in the top time for Na Ali’i.

In the boys race, Maui High’s Miguel Montano-Gonzales won his first race of the season at 18:47 to help the Sabers take the top spot as a team while the Seabury Hall boys, led by Brady Puno’s second-place finish, took second.

In addition to Montano-Gonzalez, Maui High also saw strong results from Makai Lindsey (3rd at 19:02), Kaito Kina (9th at 19:39) and Carlton Kinkade (10th at 19:48).

With Tatum Dugan Wood (5th at 19:18) and Maundrey Cendana (6th at 19:29) leading the way for Bears, the Baldwin boys finished in a close third as a team, and Kihei Charter was fourth. August Eyerman, who took fourth individually, was Kihei Charter’s top runner, and William Dulay-Jones was the fastest runner on the course for Lanai.

The cross country teams will return to action Saturday for the fifth race of the season hosted by Lahainaluna.

Boys Results

Team Scores — 1. Maui, 34; 2. Seabury Hall, 57; 3. Baldwin, 67; 4. Kihei Charter, 108; 5. King Kekaulike, 131; 6. Molokai, 160; 7. Kamehameha Maui, 169.

Individual results — 1. Miguel Montano-Gonzalez, Maui, 18:47; 2. Brady Punu, Seabury Hall, 18:51; 3. Makai Lindsey, Maui, 19:02; 4. August Eyerman, Kihei Charter, 19:12; 5. Tatum Dugan Wood, Baldwin, 19:18; 6. Maundrey Cendana, Baldwin, 19:20; 7. William Dulay-Jones, Lanai, 19:21; 8. Alexander Lehman, King Kekaulike, 19:29; 9. Kaito Kina, Maui, 19:39; 10. Carlton Kinkade, Maui, 19:48; 11. Asher Kingdon, Seabury Hall, 19:50; 12. Kai Montgomery, Lanai, 19:55; 13. Brendan Punu, Seabury Hall, 20:09; 14. Nikko Roy, Baldwin, 20:12; 15. Ian Madriaga, Maui, 20:12; 16. Kai Padilla-Silva, Molokai, 20:17; 17. Silas Miller-Yoder, Seabury Hall, 20:22; 18. Kingston Seamster, Baldwin, 20:46; 19. Caden Orikasa, Maui, 20:46; 20. Justin Panuelo, Maui, 20:47; 21. Wesley Kosaka, Seabury Hall, 20:53; 22. Aiden Saito, Kamehameha Maui, 20:53; 23. Braxton Cuomo, Kihei Charter, 20:53; 24. Denver Sabas, Maui, 20:55; 25. Damian Balinbin, Maui, 21:05.

Girls results

Team scores — 1. Seabury Hall, 31; 2. Kamehameha Maui, 56; 3. Kihei Charter, 91; 4. Maui, 98;

5. King Kekaulike, 104; 6. Lanai, 128.

Individual results — 1. Freya Carlsen, Seabury Hall, 20:22; 2. Isabella Grossman, Seabury Hall, 21:04; 3. Skyla Prather, Seabury Hall, 21:31; 4. Brooke Hoida, Kihei Charter, 22:18; 5. Halia Maldonado, Kamehameha Maui, 22:48; 6. Emily Kermode, King Kekaulike, 22:53; 7. Leialoha Akiona, Kamehameha Maui, 23:07; 8. Ariceli Gonzales, King Kekaulike, 23:08; 9. Palma Gorman, Kihei Charter, 23:23; 10. Waile’a Ward, Molokai, 23:36; 11. Payton Kuwasaki, Kamehameha Maui, 23:42; 12. Gianna Pogni, Lahainaluna, 23:56; 13. Aspen Carver, Seabury Hall, 24:05; 14. Keli Rinaldi, Kihei Charter, 24:08; 15. Mia Terawaki, Maui, 25:03; 16. Nora Hensley, Seabury Hall, 25:15; 17. Nanea Haake, Seabury Hall, 25:24; 18. Zoie Wada, Kamehameha Maui, 25:26; 19. Ala’i Miguel, Molokai, 26:00; 20. Elena Riel, Lanai, 26:37; 21. Izabella Konohia, Kamehameha Maui, 26:41; 22. Keisha Caliva, Maui, 26:48; 23. Jamie Flower, Baldwin, 27:00; 24. Taylor Kauanaulu, Maui, 27:16; 25. Eva Starmer, Kulanihakoi, 27:18.