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DyeStat XC Region Review SE
Summary of Southeast Top Ten, Week Ending Sept. 29, 2007
By Brett Honeycutt, Dyestat SE Regional Editor
Boys - Girls
BOYS
No surprise that the best meet in the Southeast was the McDonald’s Maymont Cross Country Festival with six Southeast ranked teams (No. 1 Oakton, VA; No. 3 Jamestown, VA; No. 4 Mountain View, VA; No. 5 Midlothian, VA; No. 8 Walton, GA; and No. 10 Oak Ridge, TN) and four more bubble teams (Brentsville, VA; Brookwood, GA; Mooresville, NC and Western Alamance, VA).
Oakton beat all of the Southeast teams, but finished second to MW bubble team Medina (OH), 134-146 on the Maymont Park course, which is fairly hilly with a big hill about 800 to 900 meters from the finish line.
All SE Ranked teams and Bubble teams finished in the top 11 of the 21-team meet.
1. Medina (MW Bubble team), 134 points, 16:28 per runner avg.
2. Oakton (SE No. 1), 146 points, 16:34 avg.
3. Midlothian (SE No. 5), 162 pts, 16:29 avg.
4. Oak Ridge (SE No. 10), 178 pts, 16:39 avg.
5. Brentsville (SE Bubble), 188 pts, 16:48 avg.
6. Western Alamance (SE Bubble), 194 pts, 16:36 avg.
7. Mountain View (SE No. 4), 209 pts, 16:49 avg.
8. Jamestown (SE No. 3), 234 pts, 16:44 avg.
9. Mooresville (SE Bubble), 236 pts, 16:50 avg.
10. Brookwood (SE Bubble), 249 pts, 17:02 avg.
11. Walton (SE No. 8), 266 pts, 17:00 avg.
Places 12-21 had no ranked or bubble teams and 12th place Blacksburg, VA was 39 points behind 11th place Walton, GA.
1.OAKTON (VA)
At Maymont, beat five SE Region ranked schools and four bubble teams to finish second (to MW bubble team Medina, OH) in loaded 21-team Invitational field, scoring 146 points to Medina’s 134.
Oakton averaged 16:34 per runner to Medina’s 16:28.
See top 11 results at top of page for each team’s points and average per runner.
14 LoRusso, Joe 12 Oakton 16:01.55 12
28 Hendricks, Neal 11 Oakton 16:25.89 22
36 Hendricks, Brian 11 Oakton 16:37.85 30
39 McCullen, Andrew 10 Oakton 16:44.06 33
55 Maxfield, Scott 12 Oakton 17:00.77 49
79 Fulghum, Patrick 10 Oakton 17:17.84 72
98 Weil, Chris 11 Oakton 17:30.34 91
Next meets: Saturday, Oct. 13 at Manhattan Inv.; Wednesday, Oct. 17 at Double Duals at Burke Lake; Thursday, Oct. 25 Districts at Burke Lake; Thursday, Nov. 1 Regions at Burke Lake; Saturday, Nov. 10 Virginia Championships at Great Meadow.
2.QUINCE ORCHARD (MD)
Ran twice, in low-key dual-scored meet on Tuesday and at Paul Short Invitational at Lehigh in Bethlehem, PA this past Saturday. Coach considers this past Saturday's meet the start of the season and a perfect way to get started (strong showing by Quince Orchard).
At Saturday's meet, No. 4 Runner (Ryan Priovolos) was in the top 50 with less than a mile left, but turned his ankle and did not finish. (If Priovolos would have finished, likely would not have made a difference in team scoring).
Course: fast, weather was great. The race was pulled off starting line for a 30 minute lightning delay. Coach says he doesn't think the rain slowed the course down much at all.
At Lehigh, Quince Orchard was second to US No. 14/NE No. 3 Germantown Friends, 124-156. Rounding out the top five: Cumberland Valley (163), Penncrest (202) and La Salle (227).
3 Neal Darmody, Sr 15:43 5:04
17 David Laratta, Sr 16:07 5:12
30 Artem Panasenkov, Sr 16:23 5:17
41 Josh Joson, Sr 16:32 5:20
65 Mike Migdall, Sr 16:48 5:25
101 Kris Lasko, Sr 17:10 5:32
At dual-scored meet on Tuesday, beat Walter Johnson 21-40 and beat Winston Churchill 16-47. Averaged 17:33 per runner to Walter Johnson’s 18:09 and Winston Churchill’s 18:39.
Places are overall finish against two other teams
1 Darmody, Neal Quince Orchard 16:49.30
2 Panasenkov, Artem Quince Orchard 17:20.60
5 Priovolos, Ryan Quince Orchard 17:42.30
6 Migdall, Michael Quince Orchard 17:54.00
8 Lasko, Kristofer Quince Orchard 17:58.80
9 Joson, Jeremiah Quince Orchard 18:04.70
10 Bartholomew, Wayne Quince Orchard 18:16.10 9
Next meets: Saturday, Oct. 6, Octoberfest Inv.; Saturday, Oct. 13, Glory Days Inv.; Saturday, Oct. 20, Montgomery County Championship; Thursday, Nov. 1, 4A West Region Championship.
3.JAMESTOWN (VA)
At Maymont, finished eighth with 234 points (first place Medina, OH, a MW Bubble team, scored 134), losing to SE No. 1 Oakton, VA; SE No. 4 Mountain View, VA; SE No. 5 Midlothian, VA; SE No. 10 Oak Ridge, TN and SE Bubble teams Brentsville, VA and Western Albemarle, VA.
Did beat SE No. 8 Walton, GA and Bubble teams Mooresville, NC and Brookwood, GA.
Jamestown averaged 16:44 per runner (winner Medina, averaged 16:28).
NOTE: Fifth man, Graham Schlickenmeyer, did not run because he was feeling ill.
See top 11 results at top of page for each team’s points and average per runner.
3 Colley, Andrew 11 Jamestown 15:39.24 3
23 Holt, John 11 Jamestown 16:16.18 19
38 Mearns, Colin 10 Jamestown 16:40.44 32
84 Hornsby, Russell 10 Jamestown 17:21.87 77
110 Schlickenmeyer, Jo 11 Jamestown 17:44.33 103
120 Morgan, Jacob 11 Jamestown 17:58.85 113
138 Litterst, Andrew 11 Jamestown 18:48.57 131
Next meets: Wednesday, Oct. 10 in quad meet at Southampton; Saturday, Oct. 13 at Lee Davis Inv. in Richmond, VA; Wednesday, Oct. 17 in quad meet at Tabb; Thursday, Oct. 25 at Bay Rivers District Championship; Thursday, Nov. 1 at Region I Championship; Saturday, Nov. 10 at Virginia AA Championship.
4.MOUNTAIN VIEW (VA)
At Maymont, finished seventh with 209 points (first place Medina, OH, a MW Bubble team, scored 134), losing to SE No. 1 Oakton, VA; SE No. 5 Midlothian, VA; SE No. 10 Oak Ridge, TN and SE Bubble teams Brentsville, VA and Western Albemarle, VA.
Did beat SE No. 3 Jamestown; SE No. 8 Walton, GA and Bubble teams Mooresville, NC and Brookwood, GA.
Mountain View averaged 16:49 per runner (winner Medina, averaged 16:28).
See top 11 results at top of page for each team’s points and average per runner.
12 Porter, Thomas 11 Mountain View 15:58.36 10
50 Henry, Stephen 12 Mountain View 16:57.96 44
54 Brown, Chris 12 Mountain View 17:00.41 48
58 Brown, Alex 12 Mountain View 17:03.17 51
63 Porter, Daniel 12 Mountain View 17:08.77 56
92 Wisniewski, Tim 11 Mountain View 17:26.68 85
Next meet: Saturday, Oct. 6, Octoberfest Inv., Great Meadow.
5.MIDLOTHIAN (VA)
At Maymont, finished third with 162 points (first place Medina, OH, a MW Bubble team scored 134).
Also lost to SE No. 1 Oakton, VA.
Did beat SE No. 3 Jamestown, VA; SE No. 4 Mountain View, VA; SE No. 8 Walton, GA; SE No. 10 Oak Ridge, TN and SE Bubble teams Brentsville, VA; Western Albemarle, VA; Mooresville, NC and Brookwood, GA.
Midlothian averaged 16:29 per runner (winner Medina, averaged 16:28).
See top 11 results at top of page for each team’s points and average per runner.
2 Witt*, Jason 12 Midlothian 15:35.50 2
19 Hammond*, Michael 12 Midlothian 16:10.62 16
24 Burleigh, Brayden 09 Midlothian 16:18.55 20
52 Barrlow, Darren 09 Midlothian 16:59.46 46
85 Sparks*, Hunter 12 Midlothian 17:22.18 78
117 Rogers*, Michael 11 Midlothian 17:54.85 110
131 Hockenberry*, Brit 11 Midlothian 18:19.15 124
Next meets: Wednesday, Oct. 3 area home meet against Clover Hill and Manchester; Wednesday, Oct. 10 area meet against Monacan and Geo Wythe; Saturday, Oct. 13 at Manhattan NY Invitational; Wednesday, Oct. 17 area meet against James River and Huguenot; Thursday, Oct. 25 District Championship; Saturday, Nov. 3, Regionals at Polegreen Park.
6.BAYLOR (TN)
Did not run.
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 4, area meet; Saturday, Oct. 13, Great American, Hoover, AL.
7.HOOVER (AL)
Easily won 9-team TCBY Invitational at Sokol Park in Tuscaloosa, AL by scoring 16 points (16:27 avg.) to runner-up Northridge’s 84 points (19:10 avg.). Rounding out the top five: Oxford (86 points, 19:18 avg.); Decatur (101, 19:40) and Providence Christian (137, 20:53).
Gearing up for loaded field at Jesse Owens Inv. this weekend.
Took top 4 spots and showed depth by taking 8 of top 10 and 12 of top 14.
1 Perkins, Nick JR Hoover 15:54.58
2 Hayes, Nicholas SR Hoover 16:20.03
3 McGregor, Patrick JR Hoover 16:27.66
4 Rogers, Justin SR Hoover 16:34.11
6 Hamm, Alec SR Hoover 16:59.07
7 Bryant, Matthew SO Hoover 17:04.08
8 Harvey, Philip SO Hoover 17:22.12
9 Taylor, Austin SO Hoover 17:24.21
11 Pugh, Graham FR Hoover 17:33.28
12 Wallington, Jeff SR Hoover 17:38.63
13 Meinberg, David SO Hoover 17:44.49
14 Hendrix, Ryan SR Hoover 17:51.28
Next meet: Saturday, Oct. 6, Jesse Owens Inv., Oakville, AL.
8.WALTON (GA)
At Maymont, finished either 8th or 11th with 266 points (first place Medina, OH, a MW Bubble team scored 134).
Also lost to SE No. 1 Oakton, VA; SE No. 3 Jamestown; SE No. 4 Mountain View; SE No. 5 Midlothian; SE No. 10 Oak Ridge, TN; and SE Bubble teams Brentsville, VA; Western Albemarle, VA; Mooresville, NC and Brookwood, GA.
Walton averaged 17:00 per runner (winner Medina, averaged 16:28).
See top 11 results at top of page for each team’s points and average per runner.
32 Pilliod, Thomas 12 Walton 16:33.22 26
41 Viglotti, Mark 12 Walton 16:45.12 35
53 Bryfczynski, Willi 11 Walton 16:59.73 47
83 Gordon, Nathan 12 Walton 17:21.44 76
89 Joseph, Adam 11 Walton 17:24.44 82
96 Schmid, Jeremy 12 Walton 17:28.67 89
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******NOTE: Daniel Heller finished 59th, and was in the first results, but was taken out of second batch of results. Waiting on meet management to correct the problem.
Next meet: Saturday, Oct. 6, Cobb County Championships.
9.PARKVIEW (GA)
Did not run.
Next meets: Saturday, Oct. 13, Great American, Hoover, AL; Saturday, Oct. 20, Coach Wood Inv., Gainesville, GA.
10.OAK RIDGE (TN)
Solid day at Maymont for Oak Ridge, which finished fourth with 178 points (first place Medina, OH, a MW Bubble team scored 134).
At Maymont, also lost to SE No. 1 Oakton, VA and SE No. 5 Midlothian.
Did beat SE No. 3 Jamestown, VA; SE No. 4 Mountain View, VA; SE No. 8 Walton, GA; and SE Bubble teams Brentsville, VA; Western Albemarle, VA; Mooresville, NC and Brookwood, GA.
Oak Ridge averaged 16:29 per runner (winner Medina, averaged 16:28).
See top 11 results at top of page for each team’s points and average per runner.
Notes:
--- Just a week earlier, with same top 7, had lost to SE No. 6 Baylor, SE No. 7 Hoover, AL and SE No. 9 Parkview, GA at loaded McCallie Inv.)
--- Usual No. 1 Chris Cole ran and No. 4 for team this past week after finishing No. 7 for team at McCallie (still recovering).
6 O'Donnell, Maclean 12 Oak Ridge 15:49.03 5
31 Riemer, Phil 12 Oak Ridge 16:31.04 25
35 Peacock, Emerson 12 Oak Ridge 16:37.49 29
66 Cole, Chris 12 Oak Ridge 17:10.08 59
67 Ostrouchov, Chris 11 Oak Ridge 17:10.48 60
73 Sharpe, John 10 Oak Ridge 17:14.33 66
74 McGroom, Ethan 12 Oak Ridge 17:15.43 67
Next meet: Wednesday, Oct. 4, Smokey Mountain Inv., Maryville, TN
BUBBLE TEAMS:
BRENTSVILLE (VA)
At Maymont, finished fifth with 162 points (first place Medina, OH, a MW Bubble team scored 134).
Also lost to SE No. 1 Oakton, VA; SE No. 5 Midlothian and SE No. 10 Oak Ridge, TN.
Did beat SE No. 3 Jamestown, VA; SE No. 4 Mountain View, VA and SE No. 8 Walton, GA; and SE Bubble teams Western Albemarle, VA; Mooresville, NC and Brookwood, GA.
Brentsville averaged 16:48 per runner (winner Medina, averaged 16:28).
See top 11 results at top of page for each team’s points and average per runner.
22 Delgado, Ray 12 Brentsville Dist 16:15.10 18
42 Johnson, Andrew 12 Brentsville Dist 16:49.61 36
45 Watts, Luke 12 Brentsville Dist 16:53.76 39
49 Burress, Grant 11 Brentsville Dist 16:57.58 43
59 Cronauer, Robbie 11 Brentsville Dist 17:05.85 52
88 Hull, Kris 12 Brentsville Dist 17:24.14 81
140 Cunningham, Chris 09 Brentsville Dist 19:02.73 133
BROOKWOOD (GA)
At Maymont, finished 10th with 249 points (first place Medina, OH, a MW Bubble team scored 134).
Also lost to SE No. 1 Oakton, VA; SE No. 3 Jamestown; SE No. 4 Mountain View; SE No. 5 Midlothian; SE No. 10 Oak Ridge, TN; and SE Bubble teams Brentsville, VA; Western Albemarle, VA and Mooresville, NC.
Did beat SE No. 8 Walton, GA.
Brookwood averaged 17:02 per runner (winner Medina, averaged 16:28).
See top 11 results at top of page for each team’s points and average per runner.
43 Sexton, Michael 11 Brookwood 16:50.35 37
47 Anyan, Tyler 10 Brookwood 16:55.95 41
51 Kalmbach, Doug 11 Brookwood 16:59.04 45
64 Hitchens, Sean 11 Brookwood 17:09.08 57
76 Garduno, Oscar 12 Brookwood 17:16.67 69
82 Hewitt, Carter 10 Brookwood 17:21.16 75
119 Patton, Nick 12 Brookwood 17:58.49 112
BROUGHTON (NC)
Ran small tri meet on Wednesday against Apex and Cary at Bond Park.
Next meet: Saturday, Oct. 6, Wendy’s Inv., Charlotte, NC.
ENLOE (NC)
Ran small meet against Wakefield on Friday.
Next meets: Wednesay, Oct. 3, area meet; Saturday, Oct. 6, Wendy’s Inv., Charlotte, NC.
GREEN HOPE (NC)
Won 21-team Greensboro Invitational by beating Chapel Hill, 79-101, despite No. 1 runner (Zak Roshdy) struggling with sickness and finishing fifth on the team.
15 16:36.9 Doug Black Green Hope
17 16:43.3 Bryan Spreitzer Green Hope
18 16:45.5 Brian Pahle Green Hope
25 16:55.9 Scott Hefner Green Hope
26 16:58.5 Zak Roshdy Green Hope
33 17:13.7 Michael Santry Green Hope
47 17:28.0 Ryan Walling Green Hope
JEFFERSON SCI/TECH (VA)
Easily won 37-team Oatland’s Inv. in Leesburg, VA on Saturday on a hilly and challenging course, but times were aided by nice weather and the drought which had the ground hard as a rock and the grass low.
Jefferson scored 108 points (16:43 per runner average) to runner-up Robinson’s 177 (17:04 avg.).
3 Landry, Brian SR T Jefferson 5:09.9 16:02.81
6 Heflin, Evan SR T Jefferson 5:15.1 16:18.81
28 Bernstein, Aaron SR T Jefferson 5:28.2 16:59.65
40 Witko, Alexander JR T Jefferson 5:30.4 17:06.23
43 Galvin, Timmy JR T Jefferson 5:31.0 17:08.30
54 Davenport, Brian SO T Jefferson 5:35.6 17:22.57
55 Maloney, Colin JR T Jefferson 5:36.2 17:24.31
Next meets: Wednesday, Oct. 3 in area quad meet; Wednesday, Oct. 10 in area quad meet; Saturday, Oct. 13 at Manhattan NY Invitational; Thursday, Oct. 25, Liberty District Championship; Thursday, Nov. 1, Northern Region Championship; Saturday, Nov. 10, Virginia Championshp.
LASSITER (GA)
Rested top six (a week after finishing close second to Walton, GA) and finished 8th at Mill Run at Clinton Nature Preserve in Douglasville, GA.
NOTE: Rested top six (Robinson was 7th man on team last week).
25 Robinson, Wes Lassiter 16:46 25
30 Huguenard, N Lassiter 16:55 29
49 Melissas, Craig Lassiter 17:24 46
50 Halkyard, Ricky Lassiter 17:25 47
62 Horne, Taylor Lassiter 17:47 56
71 Harden, Mason Lassiter 17:55 64
73 Marriott, Tom Lassiter 17:58 66
MELBOURNE (FL)
Won 17-team Winter Springs Overbay-Monte Carlo Invitational in Winter Springs, FL. The weather was humid, partly cloudy and the temperature was in the 80’s.
Beat host Winter Springs, 41-56, taking 3 of the top 9 and 5 of the top 15.
Melbourne averaged 17:36 per runner. Winter Springs averaged 18:00 per runner.
1 Brian Atkinson, 10 16:21.0
3 James Post, 11 17:16.0
9 Erik Fagan, 10 18:00.0
13 Dillon McGee, 11 18:11.0
15 Derek Bastien, 12 18:16.0
27 Renato Navajas, 12 19:12.0
MIAMI COLUMBUS (FL)
Finished fourth with 178 points in the 21-team Stars Division (top division) of the Southern Stars Invitational in Tampa, FL. Bishop Kenny and Tampa Jesuit tied with 158 points, but Tampa Jesuit won the tie-breaker with its sixth runner finishing 77th to Bishop Kenny’s sixth runner at 90th. Leon was third with 167 points and Naples was fifth with 224.
SE Bubble team Miami Columbus was fourth with 178.
21 Armando Del Valle, 9 16:30
34 Robert Rowe, 11 16:44
35 Lewis Price, 11 16:45
47 Dominick Cabrera, 10 16:54
59 Donald Rowe, 11 17:02 5:29
71 Chris Ackemjack, 11 17:14
83 Mark Gulesian, 9 17:20
MOORESVILLE (NC)
At Maymont, finished 9th with 236 points (first place Medina, OH, a MW Bubble team scored 134).
Also lost to SE No. 1 Oakton, VA; SE No. 3 Jamestown; SE No. 4 Mountain View; SE No. 5 Midlothian; SE No. 10 Oak Ridge, TN; and SE Bubble teams Brentsville, VA and Western Albemarle, VA.
Did beat SE No. 8 Walton, GA and SE Bubble team Brookwood, GA.
Mooresville averaged 16:50 per runner (winner Medina, averaged 16:28).
See top 11 results at top of page for each team’s points and average per runner.
4 Campbell, Patrick 12 Mooresville 15:44.13 4
40 Newman, Joseph 11 Mooresville 16:44.82 34
68 Sledge, Graham 11 Mooresville 17:10.78 61
71 Cox, Josh 10 Mooresville 17:13.19 64
80 Brito, Alexander 10 Mooresville 17:19.91 73
102 Craig, Nathan 12 Mooresville 17:37.15 95
118 Martin, Chase 10 Mooresville 17:58.13 111
MORRISTOWN WEST (TN)
Won 15-team Bristol Cross Inviational in Bristol, TN, by scoring 57 points (17:25 per runner average). Runner-up Christiansburg scored 87 (17:31 avg.). Rounding out the top five: University School-Johnson City (94, 17:43); Bearden (117, 17:49) and Spring Valley, SC (151, 18:09).
6 Frantom, Spencer 10 Morristown West 17:04.84
7 Dibb, Andrew 11 Morristown West 17:20.24
11 Pierce, Desmond 10 Morristown West 17:29.04
13 Bishop, Chris 11 Morristown West 17:30.24
20 Bishop, Matt 10 Morristown West 17:45.47
25 Hatfield, Connor 9 Morristown West 17:54.92
26 Riden, Taylor 11 Morristown West 17:57.99
SOUTH FORSYTH (GA)
Won White Division of Aubrae Gunderson Invitational, Conyers, GA, beating second-place Mariett, GA, 78-101 and averaging 17:21 to Marietta's 17:23.
Rounding out the top five: Dacula (119, 17:35); Walton (120, 17:43); Grayson (152, 17:51).
7 Jackson, Gator South Forsyth HS 16:50.46 10 Tyler, Zach South Forsyth HS 17:14.76
14 Curtin, Tyler South Forsyth HS 17:18.56
17 Walker, Dylan South Forsyth HS 17:24.98 30 Smith, Austin South Forsyth HS 17:59.41 30
64 Spenello, Nick South Forsyth HS 18:30.51 63
67 Flynn, Seth South Forsyth HS 18:32.14
85 Harper, Billy South Forsyth HS 18:55.04
89 Miles, Ben South Forsyth HS 18:58.48 120 Colbert, Sean South Forsyth HS 19:26.16
Next meet: Saturday, Oct. 6, Wendy’s Inv., Charlotte, NC
TAMPA JESUIT (FL)
Won the 21-team Stars Division (top division) of the Southern Stars Invitational in Tampa, FL on a tie-breaker with Bishop Kenny. Both scored 158 points (third-place Leon had 167 points), but Tampa Jesuit’s sixth runner was 77th and Bishop Kenny’s sixth runner was 90th. SE Bubble team Miami Columbus was fourth with 178. Naples was fifth with 224.
2 Connor Revord, 11 15:38
13 Jordan Schilit, 11 16:14
39 Matt Tucker, 12 16:49
50 Logan Trimble, 11 16:55
70 Ben Martin, 11 17:13
77 Blake Lopez, 9 17:17
78 Michael Gonzalez, 11 17:18
UNIVERSITY (WV)
Finished fifth at the 37-team Oatlands Invitational in Leesburg, VA (2 pts from 4th and 12 pts from 3rd). SE Bubble team Thomas Jefferson was first (108, 16:43 avg.). Rounding out the top five: Robinson (177, 17:04); Potomac Falls (236, 17:14 avg.); Woodson (246, 17:18 and University, WVA (248, 17:20)
33 Cole, Chris SR University HS 5:28.9 17:01.57
35 Frohnapfel, Adam JR University HS 5:29.4 17:03.41
41 Schiffbauer, Matt SR University HS 5:30.7 17:07.46
64 Elliott, Ethan JR University HS 5:38.5 17:31.62
96 Spanovich, Sam JR University HS 5:47.7 18:00.09
114 Rhodes, Andrew SR University HS 5:50.7 18:09.54
218 Sirockman, James SO University HS 6:18.4 19:35.56
WESTERN ALBEMARLE (VA)
At Maymont, finished sixth with 194 points (first place Medina, OH, a MW Bubble team scored 134).
Also lost to SE No. 1 Oakton, VA; SE No. 5 Midlothian, VA; SE No. 10 Oak Ridge, TN and SE Bubble team Brentsville, VA.
Did beat SE No. 3 Jamestown, VA; SE No. 4 Mountain View, VA; SE No. 8 Walton, GA and SE Bubble teams Mooresville, NC and Brookwood, GA.
Western Albemarle averaged 16:36 per runner (winner Medina, averaged 16:28).
See top 11 results at top of page for each team’s points and average per runner.
9 Satterwhite, Kyle 11 Western Albemarle 15:55.10 7
13 Stutzman, Tyler 11 Western Albemarle 15:59.41 11
26 Howard-Smith, Jame 11 Western Albemarle 16:22.60 21
78 Gomez, Carlos 11 Western Albemarle 17:17.55 71
91 Loehr, Henry 12 Western Albemarle 17:25.95 84
93 Dubovsky, Kevin 12 Western Albemarle 17:27.17 86
100 Fickley, Andrew 12 Western Albemarle 17:34.23 93
OTHERS
APOLLO (KY)
Apollo, ranked No. 1 in Kentucky, easily won the 21-team Greater Louisville Classic at E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park, 85-117 against Trinity. Apollo averaged 16:57 per runner to Trinity's 17:08. Rounding out the top five: Male (126, 17:11 avg.); Woodford County (139, 17:09) and Daviess County (157, 17:23).
Note: Need for 5th man to close gap. If he can do that, this team could be a solid team in the region.
7 Dickinson, Tyler SR Apollo 16:33.54
12 House, Justin FR Apollo 16:46.70
15 Bridges, Evan SO Apollo 16:51.55
17 Dickinson, Todd SR Apollo 16:56.34
44 Gleason, John SO Apollo 17:39.07
49 Kuegel, Clay SO Apollo 17:43.65 45
52 Thrash, Shea SR Apollo 17:45.47 48
BISHOP KENNY (FL)
Lost on a tie-breaker to SE Bubble team Tampa Jesuit in the 21-team Stars Division (top division) of the Southern Stars Invitational in Tampa, FL. Both scored 158 points (third-place Leon had 167 points), but Tampa Jesuit’s sixth runner was 77th and Bishop Kenny’s sixth runner was 90th. SE Bubble team Miami Columbus was fourth with 178. Naples was fifth with 224.
6 Michael Wallace, 10 16:05
12 Thomas Heekin, 12 16:12
24 Barker Colin, 10 16:32
61 Hunter Hayes, 10 17:06
69 Geoff Thomas, 12 17:11 5:32
90 Greg Doyle, 11 17:22
126 Ben Canas, 9 18:08
COLLINS HILL (GA)
Won 15-team Mill Run at Clinton Nature Preserve in Douglasville, GA, with 42 points (16:12 per runner average) to 63 points for runner-up Chapel Hill, GA (16:17 avg.).
2 O'Brien, Philip Collins Hill 15:29 2
3 Manning, Rob Collins Hill 15:58 3
11 Gonzalez, Andy Collins Hill 16:29 11
12 Williams, Randyn Collins Hill 16:31 12
14 Sokohl, Joe Collins Hill 16:33 14
15 Hunt, Austin Collins Hill 16:33 15
20 Galindo, Carlos Collins Hill 16:41 20
28 Cook, Danny Collins Hill 16:50
34 Pearson, Kyle Collins Hill 17:06
ST. XAVIER (KY)
Easily won 25-team Volunteer Classic in Knoxville, TN by taking 2 of the top 4 and 5 of the top 21 places and averaging 17:12 per runner on tough course. Runner-up Maryville, TN had 83 points and averaged 17:32 per runner. Rounding out the top five: Milton (107, 17:42 avg.); Manchester (120, 17:51 avg.) and Asheville, NC (136, 17:52).
2 Carnes, Jackson St Xavier HS 16:44.31 1
4 Mann, Thomas St Xavier HS 16:51.60 3
12 Miller, Austin St Xavier HS 17:22.33 11
15 Hillenbrand, Matt St Xavier HS 17:25.93 13
21 Saldana, Matt St Xavier HS 17:38.83 18
30 Vanhoose, Shawn St Xavier HS 17:58.27 26
32 Wilson, Austin St Xavier HS 17:59.74 28
39 Carter, Austin St Xavier HS 18:12.45
WESTMINSTER (GA)
On Tuesday, Wesminster had a home tri meet against Holy Innocence and Wesleyan (Top 10 all-class Georgia team all season). Wesleyan ran without their No. 1 (sickness), but it wouldn't have made a difference. Westminster won handily (22-33).
The course runs very slow -- roughly 20-30 seconds slower than the state meet course in Carrolton. There are 4 significant hills, varied terrain (grass and trail), and significant turns that kill speed. The weather was very humid and the temperature was about 88
degrees.
Note: Next two weeks should show what kind of team Wesminster (a long-time powe in Georgia) has, as it will compete against several strong regional teams in Charlotte at Wendy's on Saturday, Oct. 6, then at Great American the following week.
1 Hartley, Tucker Westminster 5:24.6 16:48.44
2 Sutterfield, Knox Westminster 5:34.2 17:18.26
5 Dutcher, Max Westminster 5:38.4 17:31.14
6 Stowe, Andrew Westminster 5:40.6 17:38.17
8 Stormont, Mac Westminster 5:47.0 17:58.02
12 Barber, William Westminster 5:52.0 18:13.35
14 Fryhofer, George Westminster 5:55.4 18:24.19 14
WHEELING PARK (WVA)
Won the 13-team John Marshall Invitational on Saturday on a tough, very hilly course, with three large hills on different parts of the course. Evidence of how tough the course is: Wheeling Park's Ryan Beabout set a course record in 17:16.
1 Ryan Beabout 17:16 (course record)
4 Kyle Gramlich 18:22
6 Jason Bennett 18:45
7 Russell Mulley 18:46
9 Logan Wojcik 18:49
17 Brandon Janeczko 19:30
34 Ethan Casey 20:40
Next meet: Saturday, Oct. 6, OVAC Championships
Girls
Like the boys, the McDonald's Maymont Invitational was loaded on the girls' side as well and no doubt the best meet this past weekend in the Southeast with five SE ranked teams (SE No. 1 Midlothian, VA; SE No. 3 Tatnall, DE; SE No. 4 Roosevelt, MD; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge, TN and SE No. 9 Brentsville, VA) and five SE Bubble teams (Winston Churchill, MD; Blacksburg, VA; Maggie Walker, VA; Oakton, VA and Mauldin, SC).
Midlothian lived up to their No.1 ranking, showing why the deserve that spot by easily beating a loaded field in the Invitatonal Division on the Maymont Park course, which is fairly hilly with a big hill about 800 to 900 meters from the finish line (mile two is flat). Temperature was 78 degrees.
Except for ninth place West Springfield, VA, the top 11 (of 15 teams in the Inv. Div.) were SE Ranked teams and Bubble teams.
1. Midlothian (SE No. 1) 66 points, 19:16 per runner average
2. Roosevelt (SE No. 4) 108 points, 19:36
3. Winston Churchill (SE Bubble) 117, 19:38 avg.
4. Blacksburg (SE Bubble) 120, 19:49 avg.
5. Oak Ridge (SE No. 8) 125, 19:45 avg.
6. Tatnall (SE No. 3) 132, 19:48 avg.
7. Maggie Walker (SE Bubble) 192, 20:07 avg.
8. Brentsville (SE No. 9) 195, 20:06 avg.
9. West Springfield (Not considered) 220, 20:19 avg.
10. Oakton (SE Bubble) 243, 20:23 avg.
11. Mauldin (SE Bubble) 250, 20:28 avg.
1.MIDLOTHIAN (VA)
Showed why they are No. 1 by winning the loaded McDonald's Maymont Inv.
At Maymont, beat four SE Region ranked schools (SE No. 3 Tatnall, DE; SE No. 4 Roosevelt, MD; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge, TN and SE No. 9 Brentsville, VA) and five SE Bubble teams (Winston Churchill, MD; Blacksburg, VA; Maggie Walker, VA; Oakton, VA and Mauldin, SC) to win easily, scoring 66 points to the 108 by runner-up Roosevelt, MD (SE No. 4).
Midlothian averaged 19:16 per runner to Roosevelt's 19:36.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
1 Lautzenheiser, Kat 10 Midlothian 18:41.41
6 Johnston, Paige 11 Midlothian 18:55.82
15 Dow, Samantha 12 Midlothian 19:21.22
19 Witt, Amy 10 Midlothian 19:26.72
36 Tenser, Anne 11 Midlothian 19:59.33
40 Stehle, Erin 12 Midlothian 20:03.18
64 Willard, Tierney 12 Midlothian 20:33.71
Next meets:
2.MOUNTAIN BROOK (AL)
Ran best race this season at 13-team Mountain Brook Invitational on Saturday, with a perfect score to beat Oak Mountain 15-76 and averaging 18:47 per runner. Rounding out the top five: Oak Mountain (76 points, 20:54 per runner average); Auburn (80, 20:48); Smiths Staion (119, 21:42) and Montgomery Academy (126, 21:49).
Course had two tough hills and a combination of dirt, grass and gravel road. The weather was perfect in the low 80's to high 70's. Course was 3.07 miles (about 165 feet short).
1 Morgan, Madeline 11 Mountain Brook 17:59.00
2 Diethelm, Catherine 9 Mountain Brook 18:34.00
3 Demedicis, Marie 9 Mountain Brook 18:34.00
4 Carey, Brigid 12 Mountain Brook 19:19.00
5 Boozer, Leslie 11 Mountain Brook 19:32.00
6 Ellis, Reed 12 Mountain Brook 19:33.00
14 Corcoran, Sasha 12 Mountain Brook 20:32.00
Next meet: Saturday, Oct. 13, Great American.
3.TATNALL (DE)
At Maymont, finished sixth behind SE No. 1 Midlothian; SE No. 4 Roosevelt, MD; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge, TN and two SE Bubble teams (Winston Churchill, MD and Blacksburg, VA).
Did beat one SE Region ranked school (SE No. 9 Brentsville, VA) and two SE Bubble teams (Maggie Walker, VA; Oakton, VA and Mauldin, SC).
Note: Gap from No. 2 runner to No. 7 runner was 30 seconds. Also, ran without No. 6 runner Lauren Blackwell.
Scored 132 points to first-place Midlothian's 66 and averaged 19:48 per runner (19:57 for top 7) to first-place Midlothian's 19:16 for its top 5.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
8. Bottorff, Juliet 19:02
27. Kershner, Katie 19:50
35. Parons, Molly 19:58
37. Oldham, Katie 19:59
46. Fehr, Kallie 20:08
51. Buenaga, Katie 20:19
52. Simmons, Carly 20:20
4.ROOSEVELT (MD)
At Maymont, finished second behind SE No. 1 Midlothian.
Beat SE No. 3 Tatnall, DE; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge, TN and SE No. 9 Brentsville, VA, and five SE Bubble teams (Maggie Walker, VA; Winston Churchill, MD; Blacksburg, VA; Oakton, VA and Mauldin, SC).
Note: Could be dangeous if fifth runner can close gap (top 4 were 2, 14, 22 and 29, but fifth place was 57, 35 seconds back)
Scored 108 points to first-place Midlothian's 66 and averaged 19:36 per runner to first-place Midlothian's 19:16.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
2 Lockhart, Dominiqu 12 Eleanor Roosevelt 18:47.92
14 Rivers, Teshika 11 Eleanor Roosevelt 19:16.99
22 Asher, Chinyelu 09 Eleanor Roosevelt 19:39.14
29 Stanley, Tasha 12 Eleanor Roosevelt 19:52.45
57 View, Brittany 12 Eleanor Roosevelt 20:27.61
80 Ogun Mokun, Britta 12 Eleanor Roosevelt 21:16.18
5.LAKE BRADDOCK (VA)
Ran without 2 of top 5 (No. 1 returner Christine Moore with injury and Liane Epstein at a family event. Eptsein's PR on Lake Braddock's home course is same as No. 1 girl in Florida), but still finished second to Lourdes, FL in 21-team top division at the Southern Stars in Tampa, FL, scoring 121 points to first-place Lourdes' 103. Rounding out the top five: Holy Trinity (150 points), Bishop Kenny (161) and Bartram Trail (177).
15 Kelly Hagan, 10 19:10 6:10
18 Amanda Parker, 10 19:22 6:14
21 Erin Landy, 12 19:26 6:15
23 Anna Corrigan, 12 19:26 6:15
44 Nadeen Khoury, 11 19:54 6:24
63 Sammie Tkac, 10 20:16 6:31
91 Taylor Moore, 11 20:55 6:44
Next meet: Saturday, Oktoberfest, but won't be running a full squad, then in 2 weeks at Glory Days Invitational with full squad.
6.EPISCOPAL (FL)
Did not run this past weeknd.
7.COLLINS HILL (GA)
Had a great weekend by easily winning 12-team Mill Run at the Clinton Farm Nature Preserve in Douglas County, GA, beating runner-up Kennesaw Mountain, 23-88, and averaging 18:27 per runner to Kennesaw Mountain's 19:37. Rounding out the top five: Chapel Hill, GA (94); Cenetnnial (99) and Chattahoochee (139).
Course: grass, crushed gravel, packed dirt and very fast, despite being rolling. Weather was perfect, low 50's with gentle breezes.
Note: could be the fastest scoring average in GA history with 18:27.
1 Amanda Winslow 17:46
2 Nicky Akande 18:07
3 Allyson McGinty 18:14
5 Briana Crawford 18:42
12 Sydney Williams 19:26
16 Alexa Maring 19:37
20 Katie Gezon 19:49
8.OAK RIDGE (TN)
At Maymont, finished fifth behind SE No. 1 Midlothian; SE No. 4 Roosevelt and SE Bubble teams Winston Churchill, MD and Blacksburg, VA.
Did beat SE No. 3 Tatnall, DE; SE No. 9 Brentsville, VA, and SE Bubble teams Maggie Walker, VA; Oakton, VA and Mauldin, SC).
Note: Top 5 had solid races and had a spread of 40 seconds. No. 7 runner hurt herself during the race, but was able to walk in to the finish.)
Scored 125 points to first-place Midlothian's 66 and averaged 19:45 per runner to first-place Midlothian's 19:16.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
16 Gipson, Autumn 10 Oak Ridge 19:23.04
18 Kulesz, Melanie 11 Oak Ridge 19:24.33
28 Lariviere, Corinne 11 Oak Ridge 19:51.78
39 Jenkins, Leslie 10 Oak Ridge 20:02.57
43 Etheridge, Adrian 09 Oak Ridge 20:07.79
70 Irby, Whitney 12 Oak Ridge 20:53.21
108 Oliver, Hilde 10 Oak Ridge 23:57.43
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 4, Smoky Mountain Inv., Maryville, TN.
9.BRENTSVILLE (VA)
At Maymont, finished eighth behind SE No. 1 Midlothian; SE No. 3 Tatnall; SE No. 4 Roosevelt; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge and SE Bubble teams Winston Churchill, MD; Blacksburg, VA and Maggie Walker, VA.
Did beat SE Bubble teams Oakton, VA and Mauldin, SC).
Scored 195 points to first-place Midlothian's 66 and averaged 20:06 per runner to first-place Midlothian's 19:16.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
13 Emerson, Amelia 12 Brentsville Dist 19:14.10
31 Bussian, Lauren 11 Brentsville Dist 19:56.15
53 Price, Morgan 09 Brentsville Dist 20:23.05
59 Earman, Sarah 11 Brentsville Dist 20:28.36
62 McGowan, Courtney 11 Brentsville Dist 20:32.56
67 Hoffman, Caitlin 10 Brentsville Dist 20:48.27
76 Hutson, Stephanie 12 Brentsville Dist 21:02.87
Next meet: Saturday, Oct. 6, Octoberfest Inv.; then the Manhattan XC Inv.
10.DANIEL (SC)
Did not run.
Next meets: Monday, Oct. 1 Tri County Championships; Saturday, Oct. 6 Electric City Invitational; Tuesday, Oct. 16 Region Championship; Saturday, Oct. 27 Upper State Qualifying; Saturday, Nov. 3, South Carolina Championship.
BUBBLE TEAMS:
ASSUMPTION (KY)
Easily won 19-team Greater Louisville Classic at EP Tom Sawyer Park, the same location that Assumption ran two weeks ago, beating runner-up Daviess County, KY, 41-73, and averaging 19:55 per runner to Daviess County's 20:17.
Course conditions (rain a day or two before and meet was run at 1 p.m., about 5-8 degrees warmer than two weeks ago) and some sluggishness caused by several events that week, took toll on runner who ran about 25-30 seconds slower (also, Daviess County averaged 20:17.29 and was 19:50.95 with the same top 5 two weeks ago).
5 Curtis, Adrienne 12 Assumption 19:26.91 5
6 Raidt, Hillary 11 Assumption 19:38.46 6
9 Riedling, Allison 10 Assumption 20:00.46 8
10 Davis, Sara 10 Assumption 20:01.34 9
14 Daly, Ellen 11 Assumption 20:29.88 13
30 Stamon, Amy 11 Assumption B Team X21:11.06
33 Lay, Brittany 12 Assumption B Team X21:18.24
35 Day, Amanda 10 Assumption 21:20.69 30
44 Marko, Ellen 09 Assumption B Team X21:38.82
50 Harlow, Olivia 10 Assumption 21:52.87 43
BLACKSBURG (VA)
At Maymont, finished fourth behind SE No. 1 Midlothian; SE No. 4 Roosevelt and SE Bubble teams Winston Churchill, MD and Blacksburg, VA.
Did beat SE No. 3 Tatnall, DE; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge, TN; SE No. 9 Brentsville, VA, and SE Bubble teams Maggie Walker, VA; Oakton, VA and Mauldin, SC.
Scored 120 points to first-place Midlothian's 66 and averaged 19:49 per runner to first-place Midlothian's 19:16.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
21 Stevens, Joanna 10 Blacksburg 19:31.69
24 Homer, Allison 11 Blacksburg 19:42.74
30 Stevens, Kathleen 10 Blacksburg 19:55.42
33 Foreman, Trinity 11 Blacksburg 19:57.91
34 MacMillan, Laurel 12 Blacksburg 19:58.32
42 Mattingly, Avery 12 Blacksburg 20:06.60
54 Fitchett, Leah 10 Blacksburg 20:24.96
CHURCHILL (MD)
At Maymont, finished third behind SE No. 1 Midlothian and SE #4 Roosevelt.
Beat SE No. 3 Tatnall, DE; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge, TN; SE No. 9 Brentsville, VA and SE Bubble teams Blacksburg, VA; Maggie Walker, VA; Oakton, VA and Mauldin, SC.
Scored 108 points to first-place Midlothian's 66 and averaged 19:38 per runner to first-place Midlothian's 19:16.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
Note: Needs fifth runner to dramatically close gap (Strong top four: 4, 11, 12 and 26, but No. 5 was 78th (nearly 1:20 back from No. 5 and No. 6 and No. 7 were more than 1:40 back from No. 5)
4 Hannallah, Louise 12 Winston Churchill 18:49.80
11 McManus, Erin 12 Winston Churchill 19:12.65
12 Fikri, Maryam 10 Winston Churchill 19:13.04 10
26 Giedd, Alex 10 Winston Churchill 19:49.48
78 Ayorinde, Owoade 12 Winston Churchill 21:07.67
88 Johne, Vera 09 Winston Churchill 21:31.99
89 Heilmann, Maryana 11 Winston Churchill 21:37.44
DOBYNS-BENNETT (TN)
Easily won 13-team Bristol Invitational on tough course at Steele Creek Park, by placing 2 in the top 7 and 5 in the top 13 to beat runner-up Spring Valley, SC, 45-87, and averaging 21:09 per runner to Spring Valley's 21:59. Rounding out the top five: Pulaski County, VA (102, 21:53); Abingdon, VA (118, 22:32) and Daniel Boone, TN (129, 22:40).
2 Sokol, Kendra 10 Dobyns-Bennett 19:57.36
7 Loughlin, Amanda 10 Dobyns-Bennett 20:59.62
11 Norris, Molly 9 Dobyns-Bennett 21:32.23
12 Vasquez, Yaneesa 10 Dobyns-Bennett 21:32.48
13 Hubbard, Lauren 11 Dobyns-Bennett 21:46.67
40 Burleson, Rachael 11 Dobyns-Bennett 23:38.80
Next meets: Saturday, Oct. 6, Wendy's Invitational, Charlotte, NC; Thursday, Oct. 11, Trailblazer; Saturday, Oct. 13, Furman Invitational.
HOLY TRINITY (FL)
Finished third at 21-team top division of the Southern Stars Invitational in Tampa, FL to SE Bubble team Lourdes, FL and SE No. 5 Lake Braddock, VA. The top five: Lourdes (103), Lake Braddock (121), Holy Trinity (150), Bishop Kenny (161) and Bartram Trail (177).
2 Kayla Hale, 12 17:18 5:34
24 Savannah McKendree, 11 19:27 6:15
28 Jade Miller, 12 19:36 6:18
38 Melissa Jones, 11 19:48 6:22
58 Teresa Ristow, 10 20:16 6:31
72 Stephanie Bird, 12 20:32 6:36
80 Heather Farthing, 12 20:42 6:40
HOOVER (AL)
Dominated 6-team TCBY Invitational at Sokol Park in Tuscaloosa, AL, scoring a perfect score and beating runner-up American Christian Academy, 15-63, and averaging 19:45 per runner to American Christian Academuy's 21:39. Rounding out the top six: Decatur (78, 22:20); Northridge (103, 23:29); Oxford (114, 24:06) and Holy Spirit (144, 25:47).
1 Muldowney, Nicole SR Hoover 18:58.38
2 Muldowney, Kimberly SR Hoover 19:03.15
3 Cowart, Jill FR Hoover 19:50.51
4 George, Katelyn SR Hoover 20:26.85
5 Smith, Laura FR Hoover 20:28.70
7 Gentry, Katelyn SO Hoover 20:35.65 7
12 Sharrow, Hannah SO Hoover 21:04.13
15 Cox, Ragan JR Hoover 21:24.44
18 Stites, Alyssa JR Hoover 21:54.97
Next meets: Saturday, Oct. 6, Jesse Owens Invitational; Saturday, Oct. 13, Great American.
LOURDES (FL)
Won 21-team top division at the Southern Stars Invitational in Tampa, FL, beating SE No. 5 Lake Braddock, who was without 2 of its top 5 (injury and family event), scoring 103 to Lake Braddock's 121. Rounding out the top five: SE Bubble team Holy Trinity (150 points), Bishop Kenny (161) and Bartram Trail (177).
7 Cristina Brea, 10 18:55 6:05
16 Alessandra Valdez, 9 19:10 6:10
19 Meagan Hoar, 12 19:24 6:14
29 Melissa Menendez, 11 19:37 6:19
32 Catherine Ventura, 9 19:40 6:20
43 Nastasha Rodriguez, 11 19:51 6:23
44 Jillian Gil, 12* 19:53 6:24
MAGGIE WALKER (VA)
At Maymont, finished 7th behind SE No. 1 Midlothian; SE No. 3 Tatnall; SE No. 4 Roosevelt; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge and SE Bubble teams Winston Churchill, MD and Blacksburg, VA.
Beat SE No. 9 Brentsville and SE Bubble teams Oakton, VA and Mauldin, SC.
Scored 192 points to first-place Midlothian's 66 and averaged 20:07 per runner to first-place Midlothian's 19:16.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
9 Piersol, Susanna 11 Maggie Walker 19:09.15
10 Schick, Clarissa 10 Maggie Walker 19:12.33
41 Davis, Natalie 12 Maggie Walker 20:05.24
74 Vines, Caroline 11 Maggie Walker 21:00.06
79 Powelson, Jocelyn 10 Maggie Walker 21:11.46
81 Thibeault, Abbey 12 Maggie Walker 21:20.04
86 #1319 Hamzey, Rena 10 Maggie Walker 21:29.40
MAULDIN (SC)
At Maymont, finished 11th behind SE No. 1 Midlothian; SE No. 3 Tatnall; SE No. 4 Roosevelt; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge; SE No. 9 Brentsville and SE Bubble teams Winston Churchill, MD; Blacksburg, VA, Maggie Walker, VA and Oakton, VA.
Scored 250 points to first-place Midlothian's 66 and averaged 20:28 per runner to first-place Midlothian's 19:16.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
25 Kulik, Alyssa 12 Mauldin 19:44.30
45 Morgan, Hannah 12 Mauldin 20:08.93
58 McDonough, Carolin 10 Mauldin 20:27.89
66 Neiling, Alexa 10 Mauldin 20:38.46
83 Jacob, Kathleen 10 Mauldin 21:23.36
85 Kulik, Renee 10 Mauldin 21:28.24
91 Ewning, Catrinoa 09 Mauldin 21:41.33
MORGANTOWN (WV)
Finished third at 24-team Spiked Shoe Invitational in State College, PA at Penn State University. Top five: Lewisburg Area, PA (76), Central Cambria, PA (77), Morgantown, WV (118), State College, PA (187) and Abingdon Heights (218).
7 Allison Pettit, Jr 19:03 6:09
9 Emma Berry, Sr 19:17 6:13
14 Aubrey Moskal, Sr 20:05 6:29
34 Megan Radcliffe, Jr 20:59 6:46
54 April Rich, Fr 21:48 7:02
57 Elizabeth Duarte, Fr 21:54 7:04
63 Alex Arthurs, So 22:06 7:08
OAKTON (VA)
At Maymont, finished 10th behind SE No. 1 Midlothian; SE No. 3 Tatnall; SE No. 4 Roosevelt; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge; SE No. 9 Brentsville and SE Bubble teams Winston Churchill, MD; Blacksburg, VA and Maggie Walker, VA.
Did beat SE Bubble team Mauldin, SC.
Scored 243 points to first-place Midlothian's 66 and averaged 20:23 per runner to first-place Midlothian's 19:16.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
38 Kassabian, Becca 11 Oakton 20:01.75
44 Eilerts, Hallie 12 Oakton 20:08.37
60 Daley, Jessica 10 Oakton 20:29.21
61 Adams, Cindy 12 Oakton 20:30.21
68 Jones, Kelly 11 Oakton 20:48.49
71 Cahill, Jenna 11 Oakton 20:53.75
72 Smith, Lanie 10 Oakton 20:54.35
PADUA (DE)
No report.
PARKVIEW (GA)
Did not run.
Next meet: Saturday, Oct. 6, Alexander/Asics Invitational; Saturday, Oct. 13, Great American.
PROVIDENCE (NC)
Ran low-key area meet.
Next meet: Saturdy, Oct. 6, Wendy's Invitational at McAlpine Park.
ROBERSON (NC)
Easily won the 14-team Asheville Track Club Invitational at Cullenton Park in Asheville, NC by taking 5 of the top 10. Top five: Roberson (22), AC Reynolds (108), Hendersonville (127), East Henderson (137), North Henderson (145).
3 Stephanie Chapman Roberson 19:55
6 Kylie Smith Roberson 20:08
7 Laura Hoer Roberson 20:10
8 Zoe Dubin Roberson 20:33
10 Marie Mauhar Roberson 21:01
16 Jessy Downey Roberson 22:01
SCIENCE HILL (TN)
Finished second in 20-team Invitational Division at the Greensboro Invitational at Hagan Stone Park in Greesnboro, NC. Top five: Cardinal Gibbons, NC (56), Science Hill, TN (86); Chapel Hill, NC (91), Green Hope, NC (162), Reagan, NC (173).
2 19:13.9 Allie Scalf Science
7 19:34.8 Kayla Kuziola Science Hill
22 20:13.7 Morgan Taylor Science Hill
28 20:28.4 Morgan Buchanan Science Hill
38 20:43.7 Mary Seward Science Hill
41 20:50.7 Samantha Gosey Science Hill
52 21:11.1 Jenny Maier Science Hill
ST. MARK’S (DE)
Finished fourth in large-school division of 12-team Bulldog Invitational at Rose Tree Park in Media, PA. Rounding out the top five: Hatboro-Horsham (55), Central Bucks West (72), Plymouth Whitemarsh (81), St. Mark's (95), Wissahickon (131).
11. Zukowski, Alison - STM (11) 20:21.70
17. Schweizer, Courtney - STM (16) 20:29.40
18. Frydrych, Emily - STM (17) 20:30.40
28. Fay, Mary - STM (25) 21:02.10
29. Fogarty, Natalie - STM (26) 21:05.00
47. Snowden, Beth - STM (42) 21:54.10
54. Frydrych, Sarah - STM (49) 22:15.80
UNIVERSITY (WV)
Finished second to New York power Saratoga Springs at the Oatlands Invitational in Leesburg, VA. The top five: Saratoga Springs, NY (59, 19:09 per runner average); University, WV (140, 20:07); Millbrook (150, 20:02); Herndon, VA (177, 20:18); Walt Whitman (194, 20:12).
14 Portner, Hallie SR University HS 6:19.3 19:38.22
16 Martinelli, Lydia SO University HS 6:19.8 19:39.89
22 Martinelli, Sarah JR University HS 6:21.7 19:45.70 21
36 van der Sloot, Jen JR University HS 6:35.7 20:29.12
55 Sirockman, Jennife SR University HS 6:46.7 21:03.34 54
62 Wyatt, Lindsay SR University HS 6:49.1 21:11.00
64 Kimble, Alison SO University HS 6:49.4 21:11.73
OTHERS
CARDINAL GIBBONS (NC)
Easily won 20-team Invitational Division at the Greensboro Invitational at Hagan Stone Park in Greesnboro, NC, beating SE Bubble team Science Hill, TN. Top five: Cardinal Gibbons, NC (56), Science Hill, TN (86); Chapel Hill, NC (91), Green Hope, NC (162), Reagan, NC (173).
1 18:46.0 Heather Beichner Cardinal Gibbons
5 19:27.5 Molly Baker Cardinal Gibbons
14 19:46.4 Leah Vaughn Cardinal Gibbons
18 20:05.7 Sarah Rapp Cardinal Gibbons
23 20:17.7 Halsey Merritt Cardinal Gibbons
31 20:32.1 Reanna Hawkins Cardinal Gibbons
66 21:40.2 Lauren Sullivan Cardinal Gibbons
WEST SPRINGFIELD (VA)
At Maymont, finished 9th behind SE No. 1 Midlothian; SE No. 3 Tatnall; SE No. 4 Roosevelt; SE No. 8 Oak Ridge; SE No. 9 Brentsville and SE Bubble teams Winston Churchill, MD; Blacksburg, VA and Maggie Walker, VA.
Did beat SE Bubble teams Oakton, VA and Mauldin, SC.
Scored 220 points to first-place Midlothian's 66 and averaged 20:19 per runner to first-place Midlothian's 19:16.
See top 11 results at top of page for other team’s points and average per runner.
Note: Could be dangerous if fifth runner could close gap (Top four: 23, 48, 49, 50 and No. 5 was 41 seconds back at 75, No. 6 was 2:01 back in 100 and No. 7 was 2:34 back in 104).
23 Barber, Rosemary 12 West Springfield 19:40.78
48 Kvartunas, Paige 10 West Springfield 20:16.40
49 Watt, Alex 10 West Springfield 20:17.79
50 Barber, Anna 10 West Springfield 20:19.95
75 #2381 Kenney, Caitlin 12 West Springfield 21:01.92
100 Wenz, Kim 12 West Springfield 22:20.93
104 Gumpf, Hannah 10 West Springfield 22:53.44
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