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Central Catholic - 4A Boys Champions
Results
4A Boys
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4A BOYS TEAM RESULTS
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1. Central Catholic
1 3 4 13 25 (42) (71) = 46
Galen Rupp, Stephen Oliver, Scott Wall, Kenny Klotz, Luke Wiltshire,
Ricky Chapman, Sam Torrey
2. Jesuit
7 11 20 23 34 (35) (55) = 95
Michael Maag, John Maletis, Joe Walsh, Eric Laurel, Andy Scott, Ben
Artaiz, Clint Bergstrom
3. Mountain View
14 15 19 45 49 (76)(105) = 142
Matt Davis, Andy Tronson, Ryan Martinez, Mike Condon, Anthony Moorman,
Jake Brown, Dakota Blackhorse
4. South Eugene
21 27 37 57 60 (63) (69) = 202
Erik Stafl, Dustin Moore, Harrison Lakehomer, Craig Emmes, Ryan Harvey,
Andrew Kahl, Eric Lynch
5. Ashland
5 6 53 59 89 (116)(122) = 212
Andy Wright, David Morgan, Spencer Bonney, Cameron Barleen, Adam
Trautman, Jake Miner, Nelson Kling
6. Crater
8 38 52 56 65 (82)(109) = 219
Isaac Stoutenburgh, Geoff Donaldson, Greg Dallaire, Sam Jacobson, Jake
Keyser, Brandon Reavis, Levi Jackson
7. Canby
22 40 44 51 64 (77)(110) = 221
Joel Sauvain, Matt Peterman, Sean Coleman, Dennis Brands, Matt
Battilega, Brandon Burns, Nathan Anderson
8. Sheldon
10 28 62 70 72 (88)(112) = 242
Jeff Randall, Matt Barnhart, Matthew Nicholson, Kyle Gerry, Jeff Erb,
Peter Roehl, Cory Reed
9. Rex Putnam
12 39 41 58 92 (117)(123) = 242
Jordon Pommerening, Kevin Regan, Bret Welches, Michael Ryan, Tyler
Pickle, Max Stuckey, Josh Jorgensen
10. Sunset
16 36 46 68 78 (97)(104) = 244
Harrison Wilson, Joey Mucha, Mykah Norville, Justin Long, Steve Angius,
Adam Bernot, Sean Lavelle
11. Newberg
9 18 32 79 106 (108)(113) = 244
Sage Canaday, Vertin Alvarez, Nick Bellisario, Trevor Arsenault, Peter
Keyser, Daniel Alvarez, Josh Lytle
12. Bend
24 31 50 61 83 (96) (98) = 249
Dylan Coleman, Jacob Knight, Casey Mattox, Chris Grever, Dane Brock,
Jacob Marx, Francis Mattox
13. Lincoln
26 30 48 73 81 (85) (87) = 258
Duke Wasteney, Sam Wilson, Ben Lampi, Julian Paul, Aaron Anderson,
Cameron Kreuz, Rob Bradley
14. McKay
29 33 86 100 115 (125)(126) = 363
Tony Rhein, Ricky Mendez, Punhara Mam, Nick Taylor, Santiago Morales,
Tyson Harris, Louie Gonzales
15. Centennial
2 54 93 101 118 (120)(124) = 368
Ryan Vail, Chase Kaufman, George Tkebuchava, Joe Henry, Matt Blackmore,
Josh Miller, Dan Oakey
16. Clackamas
43 67 74 84 102 (114)(119) = 370
David Sohriakoff, Stephan Navarro, Jeremy Liebman, Scott Ward, Andy
Nemec, Steve Krager, Jesse Davis
17. Franklin
47 66 80 90 94 (103)(107) = 377
Roman Ng, Lucas May, Kevin VanMeter, Spencer Biasi, Paul Comery, Seth
Evans, Abe Figueroa
18. Crescent Valley
17 75 91 95 99 (111)(121) = 377
Rob Schlegel, Jake Hansen, Brookman Holmes, JC Martin, Max Bruch, John
Arnold, Isaac Otto
OSAA/U.S. BANK/LES SCHWAB TIRES CROSS COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
NOVEMBER 1, 2003
LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, EUGENE, OREGON
*****************************4A BOYS RESULTS**********************************
Place Name Ye Time Pace School
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1 Galen Rupp 12 14:55 4:48 Central Catholic
2 Ryan Vail 12 15:13 4:54 Centennial
3 Stuart Eagon 12 15:22 4:57 Beaverton
4 Zuber Ahmed 11 15:22 4:57 Benson
5 Stephen Oliver 11 15:31 5:00 Central Catholic
6 Scott Wall 12 15:33 5:01 Central Catholic
7 Andy Wright 11 15:35 5:01 Ashland
8 Kenyon Neuman 11 15:39 5:02 Summit
9 David Morgan 11 15:40 5:03 Ashland
10 Michael Maag 11 15:41 5:03 Jesuit
11 Isaac Stoutenburgh 10 15:41 5:03 Crater
12 Kevin Pellegrino 12 15:42 5:04 Klamath Union
13 Sage Canaday 12 15:48 5:05 Newberg
14 Jeff Randall 11 15:51 5:06 Sheldon
15 John Maletis 11 15:52 5:07 Jesuit
16 Jordon Pommerening 12 15:54 5:07 Rex Putnam
17 Kenny Klotz 10 15:55 5:08 Central Catholic
18 John Barreto 12 15:57 5:08 Lebanon
19 Matt Davis 12 15:57 5:08 Mountain View
20 Andy Tronson 12 15:58 5:09 Mountain View
21 Harrison Wilson 12 15:59 5:09 Sunset
22 Rob Schlegel 12 16:04 5:11 Crescent Valley
23 Vertin Alvarez 12 16:06 5:11 Newberg
24 Ryan Martinez 12 16:09 5:12 Mountain View
25 Joe Walsh 12 16:09 5:12 Jesuit
26 Erik Stafl 12 16:11 5:13 South Eugene
27 Brent Bonfiglio 12 16:13 5:13 Grant
28 Devin McDaniel 11 16:13 5:14 Sandy
29 Joel Sauvain 12 16:15 5:14 Canby
30 Eric Laurel 12 16:15 5:14 Jesuit
31 Dylan Coleman 10 16:18 5:15 Bend
32 Kyle Casebeer 11 16:18 5:15 Sprague
33 Luke Wiltshire 9 16:19 5:15 Central Catholic
34 Nick Sparr 11 16:19 5:16 Westview
35 Duke Wasteney 11 16:20 5:16 Lincoln
36 Dustin Moore 11 16:20 5:16 South Eugene
37 Joe Hernandez 12 16:21 5:16 Hermiston
38 Matt Barnhart 12 16:22 5:16 Sheldon
39 Tony Rhein 12 16:24 5:17 McKay
40 Nate Ellis 11 16:25 5:17 Westview
41 Sam Wilson 11 16:26 5:18 Lincoln
42 Jacob Knight 12 16:29 5:19 Bend
43 Nick Bellisario 12 16:29 5:19 Newberg
44 Ricky Mendez 10 16:30 5:19 McKay
45 Andy Scott 11 16:31 5:19 Jesuit
46 Ben Artaiz 12 16:32 5:20 Jesuit
47 Trevor Hanlin 12 16:32 5:20 Grants Pass
48 Martin Romero-Clark 11 16:33 5:20 Benson
49 Joey Mucha 12 16:33 5:20 Sunset
50 Harrison Lakehomer 11 16:34 5:20 South Eugene
51 Trevor Snook 12 16:34 5:20 Oregon City
52 Spencer Sol 11 16:35 5:20 McNary
53 Geoff Donaldson 11 16:35 5:21 Crater
54 Kevin Macquoid 12 16:35 5:21 Cleveland
55 Kevin Regan 12 16:36 5:21 Rex Putnam
56 Matt Peterman 11 16:37 5:21 Canby
57 Bret Welches 12 16:37 5:21 Rex Putnam
58 Ricky Chapman 11 16:38 5:22 Central Catholic
59 David Sohriakoff 12 16:39 5:22 Clackamas
60 Sean Coleman 9 16:39 5:22 Canby
61 Andy Zimmer 12 16:40 5:22 Wilson
62 Mike Condon 11 16:40 5:22 Mountain View
63 Mykah Norville 11 16:41 5:23 Sunset
64 Roman Ng 12 16:42 5:23 Franklin
65 Ben Lampi 11 16:43 5:23 Lincoln
66 Jason Thompson 12 16:44 5:24 Milwaukie
67 Anthony Moorman 11 16:45 5:24 Mountain View
68 Brandon Snook 10 16:46 5:24 Oregon City
69 Casey Mattox 11 16:47 5:24 Bend
70 Dennis Brands 12 16:48 5:25 Canby
71 Greg Dallaire 11 16:48 5:25 Crater
72 Spencer Bonney 10 16:49 5:25 Ashland
73 Chase Kaufman 9 16:50 5:26 Centennial
74 Clint Bergstrom 12 16:52 5:26 Jesuit
75 Sam Jacobson 12 16:52 5:26 Crater
76 Craig Emmes 11 16:53 5:26 South Eugene
77 Michael Ryan 12 16:53 5:26 Rex Putnam
78 Cameron Barleen 10 16:53 5:26 Ashland
79 Ryan Harvey 11 16:53 5:27 South Eugene
80 Chris Grever 11 16:54 5:27 Bend
81 Matthew Nicholson 12 16:54 5:27 Sheldon
82 Andrew Kahl 11 16:55 5:27 South Eugene
83 Matt Battilega 12 16:55 5:27 Canby
84 Jake Keyser 9 16:57 5:28 Crater
85 Lucas May 12 16:57 5:28 Franklin
86 Stephan Navarro 12 16:58 5:28 Clackamas
87 Andy Barber 12 16:58 5:28 South Salem
88 Justin Long 10 16:59 5:28 Sunset
89 Brad Markle 12 17:00 5:29 Corvallis
90 Eric Lynch 10 17:01 5:29 South Eugene
91 Kellen Peters 11 17:02 5:29 Forest Grove
92 Alexander Legg 12 17:02 5:29 Lebanon
93 Kyle Gerry 11 17:03 5:30 Sheldon
94 Sam Torrey 11 17:04 5:30 Central Catholic
95 Jeff Erb 12 17:06 5:30 Sheldon
96 Jacob Johnstun 12 17:06 5:31 St. Helens
97 Julian Paul 11 17:09 5:31 Lincoln
98 Nick Clark 12 17:12 5:33 Gresham
99 Jeremy Liebman 10 17:14 5:33 Clackamas
100 Jake Hansen 11 17:17 5:34 Crescent Valley
101 Jake Brown 11 17:17 5:34 Mountain View
102 Brandon Burns 11 17:18 5:34 Canby
103 Steve Angius 12 17:19 5:35 Sunset
104 Trevor Arsenault 12 17:21 5:35 Newberg
105 Kevin VanMeter 12 17:22 5:36 Franklin
106 Aaron Anderson 9 17:22 5:36 Lincoln
107 Brandon Reavis 11 17:24 5:36 Crater
108 Dane Brock 12 17:25 5:37 Bend
109 Scott Ward 10 17:26 5:37 Clackamas
110 Cameron Kreuz 11 17:27 5:37 Lincoln
111 Punhara Mam 11 17:29 5:38 McKay
112 Rob Bradley 11 17:31 5:39 Lincoln
113 Peter Roehl 11 17:33 5:39 Sheldon
114 Adam Trautman 12 17:33 5:39 Ashland
115 Spencer Biasi 11 17:37 5:41 Franklin
116 Brookman Holmes 10 17:38 5:41 Crescent Valley
117 Tyler Pickle 11 17:38 5:41 Rex Putnam
118 George Tkebuchava 10 17:39 5:41 Centennial
119 Paul Comery 12 17:40 5:41 Franklin
120 JC Martin 10 17:40 5:42 Crescent Valley
121 Jacob Marx 12 17:41 5:42 Bend
122 Adam Bernot 12 17:42 5:42 Sunset
123 Francis Mattox 11 17:43 5:43 Bend
124 Max Bruch 10 17:44 5:43 Crescent Valley
125 Nick Taylor 12 17:45 5:43 McKay
126 Joe Henry 12 17:46 5:44 Centennial
127 Andy Nemec 12 17:47 5:44 Clackamas
128 Seth Evans 12 17:48 5:44 Franklin
129 Sean Lavelle 10 17:48 5:44 Sunset
130 Dakota Blackhorse 12 17:50 5:45 Mountain View
131 Peter Keyser 12 17:50 5:45 Newberg
132 Abe Figueroa 11 17:53 5:46 Franklin
133 Daniel Alvarez 10 17:56 5:47 Newberg
134 Levi Jackson 11 17:59 5:48 Crater
4A Girls----------------------------------------------------------------------------
4A GIRLS TEAM RESULTS
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1. Jesuit
15 16 18 21 26 (40) (52) = 96
Katie Sullivan, Kellen McKnight-Slottee, Christy Newell, Lauren
Beaudoin, Kait Hurley, Patricia Loughlin, Riley Porter
2. St. Mary's Academy
12 29 37 39 45 (101)(106) = 162
Anne Murphy-Hagan, Brooke Palmer, Sarah Shangraw, Kate Lilley, Lindsey
Bonner, Whitney Walter, Megan Palmer
3. Hermiston
7 28 35 46 48 (76) (96) = 164
Jennifer Macias, Stephanie Walker, Sierra Schultz, Stephanie Raleigh,
Brindy Hendrickson, Melissa McKinley, Chelsee Harmon
4. South Eugene
5 11 42 51 55 (88) (95) = 164
Erin Gray, Sarah Pearson, Lauren Sharp, Abigail Pearson, Sarah Albi,
Jadie Mollier, Lena Sessions
5. Lincoln
10 14 22 56 80 (109)(113) = 182
Harmony Teitsworth, Marsha Lampi, Monica Ralston, Megan Wasteney,
Lauren Michael, Hannah Oken-Berg, Alex Lacey
6. Lake Oswego
19 20 44 47 62 (74) (82) = 192
Molly Zeliff, Berkeley Aldinger-Gibson, Anna Hartz, Sarah Marks, Mitzi
Liu, Caity McKean, Becca Frasier
7. Klamath Union
1 30 49 60 64 (78) (98) = 204
Katie Leary, Lorene Young, Kellianne Kleeman, Adrienne Cesena, Laura
Leppert, Jessica Wood, Sara Kennedy
8. Crescent Valley
27 34 36 57 59 (71) (77) = 213
Sara McCune, Heather Wales, Amy Berg, Tracy Hruby, Meghan Miller,
Caitlynn Farrens, Dani Babbel
9. Grant
9 17 38 43 107 (120)(121) = 214
Natalie Todd-Zebell, Kira Donnelly, Lizzy Wild, Kyla Burnet, Nora
Darlow, Liz Nolan, Julia Liedel
10. Sheldon
8 24 50 65 70 (87) (89) = 217
Casey Masterson, Heather Spinney, Madison Randall, Nici Puccinelli,
Holly Thomson, Nori Rice, Stephanie Stickles
11. Clackamas
4 25 41 58 90 (108)(116) = 218
Claire Michel, Sara Gordon, Luda Lukashova, Katie Clapp, Stephanie
Walters, Amy Heinson, Emily Erdman
12. Tualatin
2 31 67 68 93 (111)(123) = 261
Meghan Armstrong, Mallory Freed, Lindsay Hallvik, Colleen Godfrey,
Kate Alexander, Erin McKeighan, Jenny Nelson
13. Summit
3 54 69 72 83 (92) (99) = 281
Zoe Roy, Kelan Stanfill, Jessica Scheuler, Jennifer Schlaich, Mykle
Martin, Kimi Elliot, Acacia Baldner
14. Aloha
13 32 61 79 105 (119)(126) = 290
Melissa Trahin, Sylvia Stone, Katie Pfliiger, Courtney Sell, Noel Hohn,
Jessica Petrovich, Joy Reetz
15. McMinnville
23 53 63 75 85 (115)(125) = 299
Claire Sharman, Caitlin White, Kira Roerig, Sheri Morgan, Stephanie
Burton, Michele Noble, Emily Sterling
16. Roseburg
33 73 84 94 102 (104)(118) = 386
Katherin O'Neil, Susie Talbert, Jaclyn Engstrom, Heather Gegenhuber,
Courtney Pederson, GG Comet Riggs, Ashley Menzie
17. West Salem
6 86 110 112 117 (122)(124) = 431
Anna Stumbo, Marna Meseroll, Silvi Luft, Julie Steiner, Emily Dalke,
Chelsea Sneller, Nicole Chandler
18. Centennial
66 81 91 97 100 (103)(114) = 435
Elizabeth Guerrero, Brittany Dody, Michelle DeCourcey, Kelsey McCoy,
Kim Parry, Katie Walker, Emily Gillett
OSAA/U.S. BANK/LES SCHWAB TIRES CROSS COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
NOVEMBER 2, 2002
LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, EUGENE, OREGON
*****************************4A GIRLS RESULTS**********************************
Place Name Ye Time Pace School
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1 Katie Leary 12 18:03 5:49 Klamath Union
2 Meghan Armstrong 12 18:10 5:51 Tualatin
3 Danielle Jordan 12 18:12 5:52 North Medford
4 Kendel Nelson 11 18:33 5:58 Crater
5 Zoe Roy 11 18:33 5:59 Summit
6 Claire Michel 9 18:44 6:02 Clackamas
7 Erin Gray 11 18:46 6:03 South Eugene
8 Anna Stumbo 12 18:47 6:03 West Salem
9 Jennifer Macias 9 18:53 6:05 Hermiston
10 Annaliese Chapa 11 18:54 6:05 Central Catholic
11 Casey Masterson 9 18:56 6:06 Sheldon
12 Natalie Todd-Zebell 11 19:01 6:08 Grant
13 Meghan Leonard 12 19:03 6:08 Newberg
14 Harmony Teitsworth 10 19:03 6:08 Lincoln
15 Kirah Aldinger-Gibson 9 19:04 6:09 Lakeridge
16 Sarah Pearson 12 19:04 6:09 South Eugene
17 Olivia Bender 12 19:06 6:09 Cleveland
18 Anne Murphy-Hagan 10 19:16 6:13 St. Mary's Academy
19 Melissa Trahin 11 19:20 6:14 Aloha
20 Linsie Michels 9 19:20 6:14 Sprague
21 Traci Newton 11 19:22 6:14 Canby
22 Samone Brockett 10 19:22 6:14 Sunset
23 Marsha Lampi 9 19:23 6:15 Lincoln
24 Shannon McKenzie 12 19:24 6:15 Barlow
25 Katie Sullivan 10 19:25 6:15 Jesuit
26 Kellen McKnight-Slottee 10 19:26 6:16 Jesuit
27 Kira Donnelly 12 19:29 6:17 Grant
28 Christy Newell 12 19:30 6:17 Jesuit
29 Molly Zeliff 11 19:32 6:17 Lake Oswego
30 Berkeley Aldinger-Gibson 11 19:35 6:19 Lake Oswego
31 Lauren Beaudoin 12 19:38 6:20 Jesuit
32 Monica Ralston 11 19:42 6:21 Lincoln
33 Claire Sharman 11 19:43 6:21 McMinnville
34 Heather Spinney 11 19:45 6:22 Sheldon
35 Adriane Puetz 12 19:46 6:22 Cleveland
36 Holly Cotterill 12 19:46 6:22 Gresham
37 Sara Gordon 12 19:46 6:22 Clackamas
38 Kait Hurley 12 19:49 6:23 Jesuit
39 Molly Doyle 11 19:52 6:24 Oregon City
40 Sara McCune 10 19:53 6:24 Crescent Valley
41 Natalie Hemphill 10 19:53 6:24 Ashland
42 Stephanie Walker 10 19:54 6:25 Hermiston
43 Brooke Palmer 11 19:54 6:25 St. Mary's Academy
44 Lorene Young 11 19:55 6:25 Klamath Union
45 Mallory Freed 12 19:55 6:25 Tualatin
46 Sylvia Stone 11 19:56 6:25 Aloha
47 Katherin O'Neil 10 20:00 6:27 Roseburg
48 Heather Wales 12 20:00 6:27 Crescent Valley
49 Sierra Schultz 9 20:01 6:27 Hermiston
50 Amy Berg 12 20:02 6:27 Crescent Valley
51 Sarah Shangraw 9 20:03 6:27 St. Mary's Academy
52 Lizzy Wild 12 20:06 6:28 Grant
53 Kate Lilley 12 20:09 6:30 St. Mary's Academy
54 Patricia Loughlin 11 20:10 6:30 Jesuit
55 Brittany Hodgson 12 20:11 6:30 Grants Pass
56 Luda Lukashova 11 20:11 6:30 Clackamas
57 Seandee Roseby 12 20:13 6:31 Rex Putnam
58 Lauren Sharp 10 20:14 6:31 South Eugene
59 Kyla Burnet 12 20:15 6:31 Grant
60 Anna Hartz 10 20:20 6:33 Lake Oswego
61 Ally Romanko 10 20:21 6:33 Marshfield
62 Lindsey Bonner 12 20:21 6:33 St. Mary's Academy
63 Stephanie Raleigh 11 20:22 6:34 Hermiston
64 Sarah Marks 10 20:27 6:35 Lake Oswego
65 Brindy Hendrickson 12 20:28 6:35 Hermiston
66 Kellianne Kleeman 11 20:30 6:36 Klamath Union
67 Madison Randall 9 20:31 6:37 Sheldon
68 Erica Alire 11 20:33 6:37 West Albany
69 Abigail Pearson 9 20:36 6:38 South Eugene
70 Riley Porter 20:40 6:39 Jesuit
71 Caitlin White 10 20:41 6:40 McMinnville
72 Kelan Stanfill 11 20:42 6:40 Summit
73 Sarah Albi 12 20:42 6:40 South Eugene
74 Megan Wasteney 9 20:43 6:40 Lincoln
75 Tracy Hruby 10 20:44 6:41 Crescent Valley
76 Katie Clapp 11 20:45 6:41 Clackamas
77 Sarah Wrightman 9 20:45 6:41 Bend
78 Meghan Miller 12 20:46 6:41 Crescent Valley
79 Adrienne Cesena 12 20:46 6:41 Klamath Union
80 Katie Pfliiger 10 20:46 6:42 Aloha
81 Mitzi Liu 10 20:48 6:42 Lake Oswego
82 Kira Roerig 11 20:50 6:43 McMinnville
83 Laura Leppert 11 20:51 6:43 Klamath Union
84 Jackie Elo 12 20:52 6:43 Bend
85 Nici Puccinelli 12 20:53 6:44 Sheldon
86 Elizabeth Guerrero 12 20:53 6:44 Centennial
87 Lindsay Hallvik 12 20:54 6:44 Tualatin
88 Colleen Godfrey 12 20:54 6:44 Tualatin
89 Jessica Scheuler 11 20:57 6:45 Summit
90 Holly Thomson 11 20:58 6:45 Sheldon
91 Caitlynn Farrens 10 20:59 6:45 Crescent Valley
92 Jennifer Schlaich 12 20:59 6:45 Summit
93 Tera Stegner 10 20:59 6:46 Barlow
94 Mackenzie Allen 10 20:59 6:46 Redmond
95 Susie Talbert 12 21:00 6:46 Roseburg
96 Caity McKean 11 21:00 6:46 Lake Oswego
97 Sheri Morgan 12 21:01 6:46 McMinnville
98 Melissa McKinley 9 21:02 6:47 Hermiston
99 Dani Babbel 11 21:03 6:47 Crescent Valley
100 Jessica Wood 11 21:04 6:47 Klamath Union
3A Boys----------------------------------------------------------------------------
3A BOYS TEAM RESULTS
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1. Philomath
5 6 11 13 25 (31) (57) = 60
Stefan Gudmundsson, Andy Bottom, Leland Fulton, Johnny Means, Karl
Fairchild, Bobby Bangs, Quinn Lear
2. Siuslaw
9 17 18 20 28 (37) (40) = 92
Adam Pino, Darin Hasley, Tucker Lewis, Kyle Kotaich, Tommy Balcom,
Brian Stevens, Zane Ritt
3. Wilsonville
8 22 23 30 34 (46) (53) = 117
AJ Casteel, Terry Tappert, Mike Allgood, Andrew Mast, Ryan Clark,
David Ochs, Keegan Spendlove
4. Astoria
3 10 35 36 45 (54) (62) = 129
Tomas Morrissey, Gordon Eckert, Drew Gustufson, John Wilson, Ian
McDougall, Jason Holyoak, Jonnie Dunne
5. Molalla
7 14 19 42 70 (71) (83) = 152
Jarrett Ziemer, Ben Baker, Brett Smith, Richard Fischer, Mat Tweedy,
Eugene Nishi, Ethan Boss
6. LaGrande
15 16 29 48 80 (94)(104) = 188
Dane Johnson, Travis Dixon, Leif Bullock, Jake Moncrief, Kyle Troutman,
Ezra Axlerod, Johnny Bullock
7. Phoenix
2 24 32 65 88 (96)(107) = 211
Kyle Gillette, Dino Rossi, Adam Chizek, Kevin Jantzer, David Moran,
Tyler Davis, Zak Supan
8. Sisters
33 38 47 51 56 (63) (73) = 225
Nathan Church, Justin Thomas, Wes Hodson, David King, Micah Hillis,
Byron Womack, Isaac Gordon
9. Elmira
4 21 59 67 75 (77)(109) = 226
Todd Carman, Evan Carman, Nelson Zaludek, Brandon Jones, Matt Gledhill,
Matt Kirk, Leon Rogers
10. North Valley
26 44 52 60 78 (82)(103) = 260
Travis Temple, Matthew Wardlaw, Harley Mills, Eric Green, Robert Clark,
Levi Roudebush, PJ Griess
11. Central
27 39 66 79 81 (90)(101) = 292
Nate Reese, Michael Murray, Bryn Janssen, Kyle Seick, Johnny Thomas,
Nick Freeburg, Kody Heerman
12. The Dalles
43 49 55 74 84 (85) (91) = 305
Calvin Allan, Kelton Fortune, Kenney Medina, Quinton Cole, Cody
Stelzer, Isaac Holeman, Dan Stratila
13. Brookings-Harbor
1 69 76 86 89 (92) (97) = 321
Scott Sanders, Chris Patton, Shawn Aguirre, Curits Bones, Aaron Axel,
Kyle Simmons, Jon Moore
14. Scappoose
12 58 72 87 93 (95)(106) = 322
Jesse Cronin, Chad Pimley, Andy Haugen, Craig Michael, Micah Ortiz,
Duncan Hendryx-Korpi, Trever Palin
15. North Bend
50 61 68 98 99 (100)(108) = 376
Andrew Greif, Anthony Heley, Andrew Burgmeier, Matt Green, Jonathan
Bauder, Andrew Neill, Kevin Bishop
16. Vale
41 64 102 105 110 (111)(112) = 422
Weston Carmichael, Fabian Faehndrich, Tully Wagner, Robby Butler, Levi
Tolman, Tristen Froerer, Sanjar Madazimov
OSAA/U.S. BANK/LES SCHWAB TIRES CROSS COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
NOVEMBER 1, 2003
LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, EUGENE, OREGON
*****************************3A BOYS RESULTS**********************************
Place Name Ye Time Pace School
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1 Scott Sanders 11 15:54 5:07 Brookings-Harbor
2 Kyle Gillette 12 15:59 5:09 Phoenix
3 Tomas Morrissey 12 16:04 5:11 Astoria
4 Todd Carman 11 16:19 5:15 Elmira
5 Stefan Gudmundsson 12 16:22 5:16 Philomath
6 Andy Bottom 12 16:24 5:17 Philomath
7 Jarrett Ziemer 10 16:27 5:18 Molalla
8 AJ Casteel 12 16:28 5:18 Wilsonville
9 Adam Pino 11 16:30 5:19 Siuslaw
10 John Lovik 12 16:31 5:19 Sweet Home
11 Gordon Eckert 12 16:31 5:19 Astoria
12 Leland Fulton 12 16:33 5:20 Philomath
13 Ryan Tague 12 16:33 5:20 Lakeview
14 Jesse Cronin 10 16:37 5:21 Scappoose
15 Craig Maclean 11 16:37 5:21 Yamhill-Carlton
16 Johnny Means 12 16:39 5:22 Philomath
17 Ben Baker 12 16:45 5:24 Molalla
18 Dane Johnson 12 16:46 5:24 LaGrande
19 Travis Dixon 12 16:48 5:25 LaGrande
20 Darin Hasley 10 16:50 5:25 Siuslaw
21 Tucker Lewis 12 16:51 5:26 Siuslaw
22 Brett Smith 11 16:52 5:26 Molalla
23 Kenny Thissell 11 16:52 5:26 LaPine
24 Kyle Kotaich 10 16:52 5:26 Siuslaw
25 Evan Carman 10 16:55 5:27 Elmira
26 Terry Tappert 11 16:55 5:27 Wilsonville
27 Brent Christensen 12 16:56 5:27 Cottage Grove
28 Mike Allgood 11 16:57 5:28 Wilsonville
29 Josh Frasier 9 16:58 5:28 Coquille
30 Terran Swehosky 12 17:00 5:29 Stayton
31 Dino Rossi 12 17:03 5:30 Phoenix
32 Karl Fairchild 12 17:04 5:30 Philomath
33 Stefan Robinson 12 17:07 5:31 Seaside
34 Riley Frisby 11 17:08 5:31 Ontario
35 Xavier Rodriguez 11 17:09 5:32 Pleasant Hill
36 Travis Temple 12 17:10 5:32 North Valley
37 Nate Reese 12 17:10 5:32 Central
38 Adam Mina 11 17:10 5:32 Taft
39 Tommy Balcom 12 17:11 5:32 Siuslaw
40 Jared Dubois 11 17:11 5:32 Banks
41 Leif Bullock 12 17:12 5:32 LaGrande
42 David Reid 11 17:15 5:33 Sherwood
43 Andrew Mast 11 17:16 5:34 Wilsonville
44 Bobby Bangs 11 17:19 5:35 Philomath
45 Adam Chizek 12 17:20 5:35 Phoenix
46 Roman Newell 12 17:21 5:36 Rogue River
47 Nathan Church 12 17:25 5:37 Sisters
48 Ryan Clark 10 17:27 5:37 Wilsonville
49 Drew Gustufson 10 17:29 5:38 Astoria
50 Bryce Hambleton 12 17:34 5:39 Estacada
51 Josh Bailey 12 17:34 5:40 Baker
52 Jacob Blaylock 11 17:35 5:40 Ontario
53 John Wilson 10 17:35 5:40 Astoria
54 Brian Stevens 11 17:36 5:40 Siuslaw
55 Justin Thomas 12 17:36 5:40 Sisters
56 Michael Murray 12 17:37 5:41 Central
57 Jesse Hart 12 17:39 5:41 Hidden Valley
58 Zane Ritt 12 17:40 5:42 Siuslaw
59 Weston Carmichael 10 17:40 5:42 Vale
60 Richard Fischer 11 17:41 5:42 Molalla
61 Calvin Allan 10 17:42 5:42 The Dalles
62 Matthew Wardlaw 10 17:42 5:42 North Valley
63 Andrew Nieman 11 17:42 5:42 Tillamook
64 Ian McDougall 10 17:42 5:42 Astoria
65 David Ochs 12 17:43 5:43 Wilsonville
66 Wes Hodson 11 17:44 5:43 Sisters
67 Jake Moncrief 11 17:45 5:43 LaGrande
68 Kelton Fortune 10 17:45 5:43 The Dalles
69 Andrew Greif 11 17:48 5:44 North Bend
70 David King 12 17:50 5:45 Sisters
71 Harley Mills 11 17:51 5:45 North Valley
72 Keegan Spendlove 12 17:56 5:47 Wilsonville
73 Jason Holyoak 12 17:57 5:47 Astoria
74 Kenney Medina 11 17:57 5:47 The Dalles
75 Micah Hillis 12 17:58 5:47 Sisters
76 Quinn Lear 10 17:58 5:47 Philomath
77 Ryan Horton 11 17:59 5:48 Sherwood
78 Chad Pimley 12 17:59 5:48 Scappoose
79 Nelson Zaludek 9 18:00 5:48
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1. Philomath
1 2 32 37 57 (58) (67) = 129
Brianna Anderson-Gregg, Hayley Belli, Elise Nash, Jaclyn George, Calli
Gunter, Allison Hewlett, Sam Post
2. Siuslaw
16 17 27 36 38 (52) (53) = 134
Leah Twombly, Kaylee Gruber, Melissa Waiss, Jennifer Young, Sierra Lee,
Amber Hague, Paige Roe
3. Baker
14 26 34 41 42 (55) (82) = 157
Katelyn Anderson, Linea Bruno, Jill Nielsen, Alexa Servid, Kirsten
Brookshire, Ashley Mercado, Sara Jury
4. Molalla
7 18 19 44 73 (90) (97) = 161
Kindra Buys, Becky Horace, Amanda Faggard, Sarah Stuebe, Katie
Stiglbauer, Sara Perkins, Sarah Jacober
5. Sherwood
6 8 23 48 83 (84) (98) = 168
Bailey Schutte, Meghan Mulligan, Tara Krempley, Jenny Brown, Sarah
Apple, Alyssa Dinsmore, Julia Hale
6. The Dalles
3 28 30 46 65 (71) (72) = 172
Heather Fitz-Gustafson, Tameka Smith, Ariel Mullins, Jessica McBurney,
DeeDee Davidson, Katie Alaimo, Lety Vazquez
7. Sisters
11 20 24 60 61 (63) (66) = 176
Iris Powell, Rikki Glick, Erin Gough, Gretchen Addison, Jenna Perry,
Kaitlin McAlister, Lindsay Chick
8. North Bend
10 22 29 35 80 (86) (95) = 176
Megan Hibner, Meg Gregor, Heidi Davison, Janee Olds, Danyel Allison,
Amber Heisen, Hilary Niedermeyer
9. Mazama
4 25 43 50 56 (59) = 178
Jasmine Klauder, Zhanna Toller, Cazandra Aporbo, Kaela Ash, Janae
Poetsch, Bailie Barker
10. Scappoose
15 33 45 47 49 (89) (96) = 189
Connie Beeks, Megan Smith, Jenna Ball, Lisa Hulings, Julie Overby,
Ashley Jobin, Molly Frogge
11. Phoenix
12 13 51 54 76 (81) (87) = 206
Amanda Phillips, Marci Klimek, Holly Dillemuth, Sarah Kieffer, Kelly
Riley, Joy Nelson, Francesca DeLuca
12. LaGrande
5 21 39 74 75 = 214
Kirsten Johnson, Jessica Fulfer, Kayla Arritola, Mae Lee Morris,
Larissa Seiders
13. Pleasant Hill
31 40 69 79 88 (94)(100) = 307
Danica Bates, Jenny Novak, Stephanie Lowell, Alex Ann Westlake,
Christine Lowell, Casey Mangnall, Amber Clark
14. Seaside
9 68 70 77 85 (99) = 309
Noelle Harer, Stephanie Hullender, Margaret Stewart, Kate Dougherty,
Emily Kiger, Alice Stewart
15. Newport
62 64 78 91 92 (93) = 387
Sara Grussing, Karen Barresse, Jessica Kim, Annie Hayward, Mary Vaughn,
Lacey Todd
OSAA/U.S. BANK/LES SCHWAB TIRES CROSS COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
NOVEMBER 1, 2003
LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, EUGENE, OREGON
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Place Name Ye Time Pace School
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1 Brianna Anderson-Gregg 12 18:33 5:59 Philomath
2 Sheryl Paige 10 18:45 6:02 Ontario
3 Holli Dieu 10 18:55 6:06 Coquille
4 Kaitlin Poggi 12 19:22 6:14 Gladstone
5 Hayley Belli 9 19:30 6:17 Philomath
6 Heather Fitz-Gustafson 12 19:39 6:20 The Dalles
7 Jasmine Klauder 11 19:41 6:20 Mazama
8 Kirsten Johnson 9 19:46 6:22 LaGrande
9 Allegra Fety 11 19:51 6:24 Rogue River
10 Bailey Schutte 10 19:53 6:24 Sherwood
11 Kindra Buys 12 19:54 6:25 Molalla
12 Meghan Mulligan 10 19:57 6:26 Sherwood
13 Noelle Harer 12 20:00 6:27 Seaside
14 Hannah Hultine 12 20:01 6:27 Wilsonville
15 Megan Hibner 10 20:04 6:28 North Bend
16 Iris Powell 11 20:14 6:31 Sisters
17 Lauren Zaludek 10 20:15 6:31 Elmira
18 Amanda Phillips 12 20:15 6:31 Phoenix
19 Marci Klimek 10 20:19 6:33 Phoenix
20 Maria DuBay 12 20:19 6:33 Coquille
21 Katelyn Anderson 11 20:20 6:33 Baker
22 Connie Beeks 11 20:21 6:33 Scappoose
23 Leah Twombly 9 20:21 6:33 Siuslaw
24 Kaylee Gruber 9 20:26 6:35 Siuslaw
25 Becky Horace 11 20:27 6:35 Molalla
26 Amanda Faggard 11 20:29 6:36 Molalla
27 Maegan Kuntz 12 20:29 6:36 Cascade
28 Rikki Glick 12 20:31 6:37 Sisters
29 Jessica Fulfer 12 20:33 6:37 LaGrande
30 Meg Gregor 12 20:35 6:38 North Bend
31 Tara Krempley 10 20:39 6:39 Sherwood
32 Margo Meyer 11 20:40 6:39 Elmira
33 Erin Gough 10 20:40 6:39 Sisters
34 Katy Choate 10 20:44 6:41 Astoria
35 Zhanna Toller 9 20:46 6:41 Mazama
36 Linea Bruno 10 20:47 6:42 Baker
37 Melissa Waiss 12 20:48 6:42 Siuslaw
38 Tameka Smith 11 20:50 6:43 The Dalles
39 Heidi Davison 11 20:53 6:44 North Bend
40 Lindsey Herron 11 20:54 6:44 Cottage Grove
41 Ariel Mullins 10 20:58 6:45 The Dalles
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1. Wahtonka
5 15 18 22 34 (54) (83) = 94
Sean Dahlberg, Andy Gardipee, Nate Winsor, Jose Casner, Patrick
Dunagan, Shayne Grayson, Brad Hansell
2. Enterprise
8 14 26 28 30 (52) (85) = 106
Michael Swart, Andy Vernarsky, Chris Lozier, Nathan Slinker, Andrew
Gorbett, Josh Rhodes, Derek Huff
3. Oakridge
1 2 7 48 55 (72) (88) = 113
Brad Taylor, Jed Moffit, Andrew Perry, Zack Harms, Chad Ornberg, Allen
Manderschied, Jerome Freeman
4. Catlin Gabel
3 4 25 38 43 (75) (87) = 113
Harry Miller, Alec Bromka, Michael Selkirk, Jamie Langdon, Chris
Thomas, Cody Snell, Alec MacCall
5. New Hope Christian
16 21 24 39 40 (41) (58) = 140
Michael Mrkvicka, Jon Allaire, Danny Bowdoin, Josh Bowdoin, Josh
Cunningham, Steven Hames, Ben Bowdoin
6. Regis
10 31 32 33 42 (67) (71) = 148
Austin Moothart, Lawrence Silbernagel, Drew Church, David Rannabargar,
Sean Klosternman, Taku Namakawa, Dan Martin
7. Westside Christian
17 23 36 47 50 (68) (78) = 173
Greg Potts, Stephen Reiff, Steve Campbell, Zeke Emmons, Forest Ralston,
Josh Aman, Zeph Emmons
8. Myrtle Point
11 27 44 46 53 (73) (84) = 181
Chris Platano, Ryan Boat, Zeth Owens, Craig Stevens, Austin Stevens,
Jesse Haworth, Bryce Linderman
9. Kennedy
9 19 45 64 65 (76) (79) = 202
Corey Donohue, Andrew Beyer, Matt Donohue, Daniel Gerig, Charlie Hall,
Brian Meissner, Doug Bielemeier
10. North Clackamas Christian
29 35 51 57 60 (61) (80) = 232
Aaron Fahsholz, Tim Porter, Dan Steffen, Brad Pacholl, Lyle Whitmore,
Adam Miller, Scott Meuser
11. Bandon
13 20 56 77 81 = 247
Kris Hinojosa, Logan Sherer, J.T. Vedder, Nate Stadelman, Dylan Dovale
12. Lowell
6 37 63 66 82 (91) = 254
Evan McNichols, Clyde Comstock, Brian Toncray, Brett McNichols, Shaun
Toncray, Drew McNichols
13. Wallowa
12 49 62 70 74 (90) (95) = 267
Nick Johnson, Brandon Casper, Chris Tsiatsos, Caleb Pringle, Tanner
Beglau, Lee Phelps, Samuel Brainard
14. Triad
59 69 86 89 92 (93) (94) = 395
Brian Kroeker, Nate Torres, Travis Clark, Rob Johnson, Eric Hanst,
Alex Von Walter, Trevor Marston
OSAA/U.S. BANK/LES SCHWAB TIRES CROSS COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
NOVEMBER 1, 2003
LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, EUGENE, OREGON
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Place Name Ye Time Pace School
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1 Brad Taylor 10 16:29 5:19 Oakridge
2 Jed Moffit 12 16:48 5:25 Oakridge
3 Harry Miller 11 16:52 5:26 Catlin Gabel
4 Sean Flynn 11 16:57 5:28 Life Christian
5 Alec Bromka 11 16:58 5:28 Catlin Gabel
6 Sean Dahlberg 10 16:59 5:28 Wahtonka
7 Evan McNichols 12 17:00 5:29 Lowell
8 Linferd Kelly 12 17:01 5:29 Chemawa
9 Andrew Perry 11 17:03 5:29 Oakridge
10 Michael Swart 11 17:04 5:30 Enterprise
11 Corey Donohue 11 17:06 5:31 Kennedy
12 Austin Moothart 12 17:10 5:32 Regis
13 Chris Platano 10 17:11 5:32 Myrtle Point
14 Kym Hunt 10 17:14 5:33 Scio
15 Nick Johnson 12 17:16 5:34 Wallowa
16 Kris Hinojosa 12 17:19 5:35 Bandon
17 Kyle Stair 10 17:20 5:35 Santiam
18 Andy Vernarsky 12 17:23 5:36 Enterprise
19 Ken Bagg 11 17:27 5:37 Harrisburg
20 Billy Garrison 11 17:28 5:38 Union
21 Andy Gardipee 10 17:30 5:38 Wahtonka
22 Michael Mrkvicka 10 17:33 5:39 New Hope Christian
23 Greg Potts 10 17:34 5:40 Westside Christian
24 Klamath Walker 10 17:35 5:40 Union
25 Nate Winsor 11 17:39 5:41 Wahtonka
26 Andrew Beyer 12 17:42 5:42 Kennedy
27 David Sherman 9 17:42 5:42 McKenzie
28 Logan Sherer 9 17:44 5:43 Bandon
29 Rex Borck 12 17:46 5:43 Willamina
30 Jon Allaire 10 17:49 5:44 New Hope Christian
31 Jose Casner 10 17:49 5:44 Wahtonka
32 Stephen Reiff 10 17:50 5:45 Westside Christian
33 Randy Thayer 10 17:53 5:46 Willamina
34 Danny Bowdoin 11 17:56 5:47 New Hope Christian
35 Michael Selkirk 12 17:58 5:47 Catlin Gabel
36 Sulivan Edwards 12 17:59 5:48
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1. Union
7 10 17 19 44 (73) (81) = 97
Shannon Mitchell, Ashley Sharratt, Shauna Nelson, Kara Baxter, Krystal
Papineau, Larne Sheehy, Sabine Franke
2. Bandon
13 15 21 26 28 (36) (50) = 103
Chelsea Pullen, Stephanie Rogers, Jana Rogers, Carrie Minkler, Hollie
Lemorande, Caley Sowers, Danielle Nason
3. Myrtle Point
3 8 29 35 42 (46) (58) = 117
Lacy Looney, Nyika Corbett, Christina Boat, Kaylie Towne, Megan Helms,
Christie Laird, Morgan Grove
4. Enterprise
2 22 25 34 48 (49) = 131
Krista Stangel, Linnaea Kibler, Julie Vernarsky, Niclole Anderson,
Jera Wollenburg, Whitney Locke
5. East Linn Christian
11 23 37 38 39 (57) = 148
Kambria Schumacher, Devynn Schumacher, Kayla Cotton, Cassandra
Schumacher, Emily Ruckert, Emily Powell
6. Catlin Gabel
1 14 27 53 54 (62) (78) = 149
Jolee Van Leuvan, Becky Davies, Maddie Miller, Alison Lazareck, Jane
Tucker, Danielle Marck, Rachael Weinrib
7. Kennedy
4 16 24 45 60 (66) (77) = 149
Ashley Sol, Amanda Davis, Renee Lucas, Anna Berning, Kim Osuna,
Lidiana Soto, Jessica Bochsler
8. Westside Christian
6 20 33 43 51 (61) = 153
Bethany Adams, Felicia Freni, Abigail King, Kellene McGill, Noelle
Williams, Sarah Smith
9. Oakridge
12 18 31 47 55 (56) (65) = 163
Kailie Moody, Orie Gamez, Sierra Jensen, Sharron Richardson, Amamda
Layton, Kristen Reed, Rhea Baines
10. New Hope Christian
5 30 52 59 63 (69) (83) = 209
Emily Morehouse, Suzannah Carlino, Holly Mrkvicka, Tonia Scharf,
Kristin Martin, Morgan Bars, Hailey Matthews
11. Blanchet
9 67 70 72 75 (82) = 293
Diana Sanchez, Amanda Gonzales, Amber Shaw, Lauren Vance, Taylor
Russell, Crystal Clore
12. Neah-Kah-Nie
40 41 64 74 85 = 304
McKenzie Crosta, Jasmine Santos, Jasmine Stetzel, Katie Ouzounian,
Rachel Ryan
13. Portland Lutheran
32 68 71 76 79 (80) (84) = 326
Kathleen Stein, Monika Maier, Amber Rainwater, Faven Araya, Kumiko
Shiraishi, Marissa Utterberg, Tara Miles
OSAA/U.S. BANK/LES SCHWAB TIRES CROSS COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
NOVEMBER 1, 2003
LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, EUGENE, OREGON
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Place Name Ye Time Pace School
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1 Jolee Van Leuvan 11 18:59 6:07 Catlin Gabel
2 Hayley Oveson 10 19:11 6:11 Wallowa
3 Krista Stangel 10 19:33 6:18 Enterprise
4 Lacy Looney 9 19:48 6:23 Myrtle Point
5 Ashley Sol 9 19:56 6:25 Kennedy
6 Emily Morehouse 10 19:58 6:26 New Hope Christian
7 Bethany Adams 12 19:59 6:26 Westside Christian
8 Shannon Mitchell 12 20:04 6:28 Union
9 Nyika Corbett 10 20:04 6:28 Myrtle Point
10 Diana Sanchez 9 20:06 6:28 Blanchet
11 Ashley Sharratt 12 20:11 6:30 Union
12 Kelsey Greydanus 10 20:31 6:37 Monroe
13 Hannah Rowley 10 20:40 6:39 Portland Waldorf
14 Kambria Schumacher 10 20:44 6:41 East Linn Christian
15 Kailie Moody 9 20:45 6:41 Oakridge
16 Chelsea Pullen 12 20:47 6:42 Bandon
17 Becky Davies 11 20:47 6:42 Catlin Gabel
18 Yvonne Yamanaka 12 20:53 6:44 OES
19 Stephanie Rogers 12 20:54 6:44 Bandon
20 Amanda Davis 10 21:10 6:49
PreviewsRupp repeat faces challenges from Vail and Eagon - US#23 Central Catholic Portland and West #9 Jesuit battle for boys team title - Leary gets slight nod over Gray (defending champ), Armstrong, Bender, Mattox and Pearson in girls race - Jesuit girls heavily favored. Oregon State Musingsby Leo Collins Over the last three XC seasons the state has been blessed with some very talented runners. In 2001 there was much anticipation over the match-up between Ian Dobson & Lauren Jesperson along with the strong supporting cast of Eric Logsdon & Brett Holts. Last year there was even added excitement between the match of Jesperson with Galen Rupp & Alec Wall, which ended with Rupp holding off Jesperson on the track at the end. This year will be no different as Rupp of Central Catholic attempts to repeat but there are a number of formidable runners with whom he must contend. The chief competition should come from Stuart Eagon of Beaverton , who placed 6 th in last year's championships. He has racked up a number of impressive victories including the New Balance Invitational where he defeated a strong field including Kenyon Newman of Summit & Travis Hartanov of Mt. Spokane (Wa). He followed that up with a sold victory in the South Salem Invitational defeating Devin McDaniel of Sandy & Michael Maag of Jesuit. He unfortunately was unable to face Rupp & a stellar field at the Jim Danner Invitation, although he easily won the Metro District last Wednesday. That he has not faced Galen Rupp allows so much left to the imagination. Rupp has not had a heavy schedule yet he faced Centennial's Ryan Vail in a Mt. Hood Conference meet as well as Sandy 's McDaniel. Due to sickness he was forced to pass up the Great American meet but he showed that he is still a force to be reckoned with by defeating the Mead (Wa.) All-Americans Evan Garber & Leaf Barnes as well as Ryan Vail. An injury, which should be fine for State, forced him to skip the District meet as well. Then again the Central Catholic runner had a long track season, which included international competition. He is also a Footlocker Qualifier from last year. Last year's championship was predicated by the hot pace set by Rupp & Jesperson's failure to stay close. Having made up a large gap at the end Jesperson did not have enough left at the end. The Beaverton runner may not allow that to happen this year, which could bring others into the picture as well. Ryan Vail has run strongly all year & has shown that he is not going to back down against his Central Catholic foe. Zuber Ahmed of Benson is low on XC experience but he has made a vast improvement during the course of the season. He made up a good deal of distance at the end of the Northwest Classic in Eugene in losing to Matt Barnhart of Sheldon. He won the PIL Crossover. He easily won the PIL District & has a very fluid miler's stride, which should allow for a formidable kick. Another to watch is Kenyon Newman of Summit , who won the Bend Classic as well as the Intermountain District. He also added victories at Madras & at River's Edge plus a second at New Balance & an 8 th place finish at Stanford. Not to be overlooked is Kevin Pelligrino of Klammath who always runs a good race & is the Southern District Champ. Jordan Pommering is the Three Rivers District champion, who in his last few meets has broken through his old plateau to a new level. His 3rd place effort in Bend gave warning that he could be a force. Duke Wasteny of Lincoln missed most of the season due to injury yet at his district meet he made a big effort to push Ahmed before tiring. That race tends to suggest that he could be a factor also. Sandy 's Devin McDaniel has run in the Mount Hood shadow of both Rupp & Vail but he placed 2 nd at South Salem & 3 rd at Sandy . He also sported a victory in the weaker boys division at the Jim Danner Invitational. The team race looks like a battle of the big two of Central Catholic & Jesuit. With the up front firepower of Central Catholic they will be very difficult to defeat. After all having Galen Rupp on your team essentially means that you add up the places of only four runners. Rupp is, however, not a one-man show as he is backed up by Stephen Oliver who has run consistently strong all year & placed 15th at state last year. Scott Wall, when on, is a strong runner as well & he was 14th at State last year. In the Jim Danner meet, which included Mead, Ferris & Jackson of Washington, Central Catholic made a statement easily bettering Jesuit. Jesuit has a strong pack, which could make a difference if Wall has an off day. It should be noted, however, that when CC needed him in the Jim Danner, he ran a big race. Michael Maag, who won the Canby Invitational & John Maletis should not be too far behind the leaders but the team will have much to make up just from Rupp's placement alone. Led by Ryan Martinez Mountain View would appear to be the most likely team to place third, although they could certainly get an argument from Crater as well as Sheldon led by Matt Barnhart, the Northwest Classic winner. The Bend team led by Jacob Marx should also have much to say in the race behind the Big Two. The race for the individual girl's champion should be a compelling one also, if for no other reason it will bring to an end two of the great careers in Oregon distance running history. Sarah Pearson of South Eugene placed 7 th as a Sophomore & 4 th as a Junior. Yet, as grand as that record is, Meghan Armstrong of Tualatin placed 5 th as a Freshman and 2 nd the past two years. It is almost amazing that neither runner will be the favorite. That honor probably goes to Senior Katie Leary of Klammath whose most impressive performance was probably her 2 nd place effort in the Stanford Invitational. In that race she lost to California's Liza Pasciuto, who is one of only four runners to have been selected by Nike Dyestat as �Runner of the Week.� In the Bend Classic she was the victor in a field that included Meghan Armstrong, Erin Gray, Zoe Roy, Annaliese Chapa & Jennifer Macias. In the Southern District she powered to a victory over Danielle Jordan of North Medford . She is much improved over last year's 14 th place finish at State. Not to be overlooked is Erin Gray of South Eugene . She struggled a bit earlier in the season placing 3 rd to Erin Fuller of Utah & Meghan Armstrong in the Northwest Classic in Eugene & placed 3 rd again in the Bend classic (Leary & Armstrong). In both races she challenged a strong front-runner and then did not have anything left to withstand the closing rush of Armstrong. She appears to be regaining strength at just the right time as evidenced by her Midwestern District win over teammate Pearson. Gray was second at State in 2001 to Christy Paul & then champion last year. Whether she is strong enough to repeat is the question. Pearson on the other hand was reported to be closing on her at the end and she was victorious at the South Salem Invitation, which Gray did not run. In that race she defeated Jennifer Macias of Hermiston & Anna Stumbo of West Salem as well as Kait Hurley & Patricia Laughlin of Jesuit. Annaliese Chapa placed second in the weaker division of New Balance & 5 th at Bend . She also placed 10 th in the Stanford Invitational & won the Mt. Hood District. Chapa placed 10 th last year. Meghan Armstrong has strong credentials this year beyond her past glories. She won the McMinnville Meet, was 2 nd at the New Balance Inv., 2 nd at the Northwest Classic, & 2 nd at Bend . She, as usual, is the Pac-9 District Champion. Her time in this race was a phenomenal 17:24 but that is hard to relate as the course always offers stunning times. It would be a grand way to end her wonderful career as State Champion. Olivia Bender of Cleveland placed 3 rd last year & has also had a fine season. She won the PIL Crossover Meet & was 3 rd in the Jim Danner Invitational. Expected to win her PIL District going away she was upset by a late-kicking Natalie Todd-Zebell of Grant. Jennifer Macias of Hermiston should also be with the front pack after a fine season placing 2 nd at South Salem , 5 th at the Northwest Classic, 11 th at the Bend Classic (off day) & 2 nd at District. The real wild card in the race is Kimber Mattox of Bend . She had been a soccer player and ran in her first race at the New Balance Invitational and only lost to Meghan Armstrong after tiring at the end. As far as I know her only other race was at the Intermountain District which she won with a time of 18:31 defeating Macias as well as Zoe Roy of Summit . She appears to have much talent but it's hard to say how much training is behind it. Could she win it? Possibly but it appears a real long shot. Danielle Jordan of North Medford returns after having placed 9 th at State in 2002. This year she won the River's Edge Meet, was 3 rd at New Balance & won the North Medford Four Race. She was a reasonably close 2 nd to Katie Leary in her District. Zoe Roy of Summit has been 2 nd at River's Edge, 2 nd at Madras & 4 th at Bend while ending up third in the Intermountain District. Anna Stumbo is the Valley District champion & was also 1 st in the New Balance (weaker division but she would have been a factor in the other race as well) & 3 rd at South Salem. Oddly, when assessing the most likely winners I look at Leary then Gray followed by Pearson & Mattox and then Armstrong. That is not, however, the order I would most expect them to be found, which underscores the true competitiveness that this race should have. The team issue should not be a battle. It is hard to foresee any team defeating Jesuit. Led by Kait Hurley & Pat Loughlin Jesuit has two runners, who will not be far from the front. Their pack is a solid one, which makes them the only team that could have two runners have off days yet not have it effect the team. The sad thing is that the JV team could place quite well in the meet on their own. Jesuit placed second to Bellarmine of Washington in the Jim Danner while far ahead of the Oregon schools. They also crushed their competition at Salem . Jesuit would appear to have a solid lock on the title. Sheldon is the second ranked team in the state & they backed it up with a very solid 3 rd in the Jim Danner. They also won the Northwest Classic easily outdistancing Lake Oswego , which at the time was ranked 4 th in the state. Sheldon is led by Casey Masterson & Heather Spinney who have both defeated Jesuit's top two and, although they have depth, they can not match the depth of Jesuit. Sheldon won the Midwest District due to their 6 th runner so they do have a solid core team. That said the team that they narrowly defeated at District has real power in the front. Both Erin Gray & Sarah Pearson could conceivably be State champions and those leaders will give South Eugene a big lead that will be very difficult to overcome. In point of fact, if any one can defeat Jesuit it would most likely by South Eugene . The next teams appear to be quite equal. Of that group the teams that seem to be coming on are Grant and Hermiston. I would have said that Klammath would be 3 rd a week ago but the previously mentioned teams have appeared to improve & will be in the battle for the third position at State. St. Mary's Academy, Summit , Crescent Valley & McMinnville would seem to be in the next group but there is little difference between them & Lincoln, Tualatin, Lake Oswego & Clackamas. It will all depend on who has a good day & peaks at the right time. Anyone, who could pick an exacta of the Oregon girl's top ten, could win a fortune.
Just for FunBoys 1) Galen Rupp Central Catholic 2) Stuart Eagon Beaverton 3) Ryan Vail Centennial 4) Zuber Ahmed Benson 5) Kenyon Newman Summit 6) Stephen Oliver Central Catholic 7) Devin McDaniel Sandy 8) Michael Maag Jesuit 9) Andy Wright Ashland 10)Jordan Pommerening Rex Putnam 11) Kevin Peligrino Klammath 12) Sage Canady Newberg 13) Matt Barnhart Sheldon 14) Ryan Martinez Hermiston 15) Jacob Marx Bend Kait Hurley Jesuit Girls 1) Katie Leary Klammath 2)Erin Gray South Eugene 3) Meghan Armstrong Tualatin 4) Olivia Bender Cleveland 5) Sarah Pearson South Eugene 6) Kimber Mattox Bend 7) Jennifer Macias Hermiston 8) Danielle Jordan North Medford 9) Annaliese Chapa Central Catholic 10)Zoe Roy Summit 11) Anna Stumbo West Salem 12) Heather Spinney Sheldon 13) Casey Masterson Sheldon 14) Natalie Todd-Zebele Grant 15) Kait Hurley Jesuit For what is worth, last year I thought Jesperson would beat Rupp & the Grant boys would beat Jesuit. Erin Gray was picked over Meghan Armstrong & the entire State picked the Jesuit girls.
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