Trail construction almost cancels SKAIS cross country but races prevail
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Trail construction almost cancels SKAIS cross country but races prevail
Ethan Rossmeisl
All six schools from the South Korea Association of International Schools (SKAIS) gathered at Bongmu Lake for the final race of the season on Nov. 5. Its near cancelation stunned organizers early that morning, but last-minute bike rides and phone calls averted a potential termination and the races commenced. Both individual and team success ended the day on a high note.