Injuries kept Chloe Adams from competing in track and cross country for most of her high school career. So she helped coach Mason County's young cross country athletes and was a support staff person for the track and cross country teams.
Today, the Mason County senior signed an Undergraduate Assistant Coaching scholarship to Georgetown College.
Adams is the first recipient of the scholarship. She will assist Georgetown track and field and cross country coach Luke Garnett.
"I guess I'm just really happy to still be a part of a team," Adams said. "I didn't think I would get that opportunity with everything that's been going on."
She told the Mason County cross country athletes "I'm more proud of all of you guys than I am of like, anything else."
Garnett said he couldn't be more excited about the scholarship program.
"You're a guinea pig," Garnett told Adams. "We're going to figure it out, we're going to make this work and you're going to get some experience and maybe, eventually, be a coach yourself in high school or college in the future, and I can't wait."
Mason County coach Mark Kachler said it couldn't happen to a better person.
"We think she is going to be a great asset to the Georgetown track and field and cross country programs," Kachler said. "Coach Garnett mentioned the program to me and it seemed to be a perfect fit for her. And we wish her nothing but the best."
Adams is undecided on a major, but said she is leaning toward engineering arts.
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Mason Co. Girls Second, Augusta Boys 6th in Roy Wright Invitational
The Mason County girls cross country team took second place in Rowan County's Roy Wright Invitational Saturday. The Lady Royals were led by junior Rheagan Sizemore who finished fourth in a time of 20:53.70.
Four other Lady Royals finished in the top 20- freshman Abigail Dawson was 14th (22:24.90), seventh grader Hayden Faris was 15th (22:33.08), freshman Chloe Adams was 17th (22:53.40) and sophomore Reagan Bierley was 20th (23:01.90).
The Augusta Panthers finished in sixth place in the boys race and were led by senior Camyrn Snapp with a second place finish in a time of 17:49.40. Fleming County sophomore Robert Applegate was 13th (18:57.80), Augusta sophomore David Reed was 16th (19:10.60) and St. Patrick freshman Paco Franco was 19th (19:16.50).
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