There is more to winning than just...well, winning.
Cumberland Valley won only one of the 18 events in the girls' side of the Bruce Dallas Track and Field Invitational on Saturday. But the Eagles still won the team title with 90 points, well ahead of the 46 put up by second place Lower Dauphin.
The Eagles took second place in five events and third place in four events to accumulate the winning score.
The one win for Cumberland Valley was provided by Rachel DeCecco, won won the 300-meter hurdles with a 45.46.
DeCecco caught Harrisburg's Sierra Brabham-Lawrence from behind in the last 100 meters, but said that focusing on Brabham-Lawrence early beginning was the key to the race.
"I try to choose someone staggered in front of me to make me sprint, since that seems to be my weak point in the 300," DeCecco said.
DeCecco also added to Cumberland Valley's point total by finishing second in the long jump with a 17-1 1/2, third in the 200 with a 27.23, and fourth in the 100 hurdles with a 16.37.
For a closer look at all the girls' winners at the Bruce Dallas Invitational, click here
Charis Lu was second in the discus with a 109-4 and third in the shot with a 34-9. Arianna Moyer helped in the the discus with a third-place 104-3.
Sarah Kosenski had a 37-1 in the long jump for second place. She tied first-place Taylor Pugh of Milton Hershey, but dropped to second on the second-best jump tiebreaker.
Cumberland Valley had a couple of second-place finishers on the track. Mady Clahane was second in the 1600 with a 5:18.23, and Marie Rulapaugh was second in the 3200 with an 11:47.64.
The 4x800 relay team of Laura Barnes, Megan Howe, Rulapaugh and Clahane was third with a 10:01.86.
For a look at wins by Bishop McDevitt's Anna Bailey and Trinity's Shannon Quinn, click here.