Murvich ran a 21:14.3 to defeat runner-up Winley Brandt of Menominee (21:58.1), while Mulligan recorded an 18:10.8 to outrace Canon Kuntz of Stephenson (19:13.1).

In the team competitions, the Flivver girls finished with 26 points to edge Stephenson which logged a 29. Norway, North Central, Escanaba and Menominee competed in the event but didn’t have enough entrants to compile a team score.

Meanwhile, the Kingsford boys took second with 31 points behind Stephenson’s 26. Norway, Escanaba and Menominee also competed but didn’t record a team score.

Other individual finishers for the Flivver girls included Olivia Wescott (7th in 24:39.3), Aalayah Noasconi (10th in 25:30.7), Ingrid Holt (14th in 26:37), Allison Deuter (17th in 28:01), Chloe Roell (22nd in 32:06.3 and Alaina Mande (23rd in 35:41.9).

Kingsford's Maria Murvich was the girls winner at Tuesday's Kingsford Cross Country Invitational with a time of 21:14.3.

Senior Lauren Adams placed eighth for Norway with a 25:04.5, while Kaylee Baldwin took 11th with a 25:41.4.

For North Central, freshman Maddy Knauf finished ninth with a 25:08.3, while Callie Flagstadt placed 12th in 26:05.8 and Mckenzie Walters finished 15th in 27:27.2).

For the Flivver boys, Orrin Smith took fourth in 20:45.7, Tyler Phelps wound up 10th with a 22:10.1, Teddy Spence placed 15th in 23:37.4, Bryce Johnson finished 16th in 24:07.2 and Lyam Schooler ended up 19th in 28:40.1.

Norway sophomore Javan Hauswirth ran a 20:51 to finish fifth for the Knights.

Kingsford coach Sarah Noasconi called the invitational a “big success” afterwards.