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DyeStat XC Region Review SE
Summary of Southeast Top Ten, Week Ending Sept. 22, 2007
By Brett Honeycutt, Dyestat SE Regional Editor
Boys - Girls
BOYS
1.OAKTON (VA)
Held out top 7 runners in a low-key, four-team district meet at Burke Lake on Wednesday, and did not run this past weekend.
Held out top 7, and finished second to Westfield, 27-41. Herndon was third (67) and Robinson was fourth (111).
Note: Everyone is healthy and they have enjoyed another good week of training.
3 Cruz, Karlan Oakton High School 17:30.79
7 Sharpley, Aidan Oakton High School 17:51.45
8 Wright, Scott Oakton High School 17:52.36
11 Mohammadi, Abdullah Oakton High School 18:09.75
12 Woodhouse, Matt Oakton High School 18:10.94
13 Flynn, Padriac Oakton High School 18:11.51
17 Sharpley, Stefan Oakton High School 18:24.98
Next meets: Wednesday, Sept. 26, District teams at Lake Fairfax; Saturday, Sept. 29, at Maymont (Richmond, VA)
2.QUINCE ORCHARD (MD)
Quince Orchard did not run this past weekend because of the Jewish holiday, Yom Kippur, and ran a low-key meet on Wednesday (Sept. 19) against Richard Montgomery at Smokey GlenFarm, taking 7 of top 8 spots and winning 18-45 despite being without top-five runner Josh Joson.
1 Darmody, Neal Quince Orchard 5:51.6 18:12.2
2 Panasenkov, Artem Quince Orchard 5:52.4 18:14.7
4 Migdall, Michael Quince Orchard 5:57.2 18:29.5
5 Priovolos, Ryan Quince Orchard 5:57.3 18:30.1
6 Laratta, David Quince Orchard 6:01.7 18:43.5
7 Lasko, Kristofer Quince Orchard 6:03.2 18:48.3
8 Bartholomew, Wayne Quince Orchard 6:11.9 19:15.3
Next meets: Tuesday, Sept. 25, area meet; Saturday, Oct. 6, Octoberfest Inv.
3.JAMESTOWN (VA)
Easily won 27-team William & Mary Invitational in Williamsburg, VA, by taking 2 of the top 5 spots (Andrew Colley was second and John Holt fifth) and 5 of the top 45, scoring 91 points to runner-up Ocean Lakes’ 138. Robinson (142), Edison (162) and DeMatha (181) rounded out the top five. (Also, held out top runners at league meet on Wednesday).
2 Colley, Andrew 15:24
5 Holt, John 15:52
19 Mearns, Colin 16:25
29 Hornsby, Russell 16:47
45 Morgan, Jacob 17:16
65 Schlickenmeyer, Josh 17:37
Next meet: Tuesday, Sept. 25, area meet; Saturday, Sept. 29, Maymont Inv., Richmond, VA
4.MOUNTAIN VIEW (VA)
Traveled to Florida and scored 17 points to easily win the Embry-Riddle/Smoothie King Classic on a very challenging course on Saturday after competing in a low-key area meet on Tuesday. The course is what meet directors described as “one of the most challenging in the state of Florida. It is a true cross country course including all types of terrains, well-groomed athletic fields, a 150-meter grass hill, short sand trail and Florida’s fastest track surface (Mondo). With the rain for 4 straight days, the course was muddy, swampy, very sandy and, according to people in Florida, hilly. It was humid and hot.
Thomas Porter won, and ran superb considering he had been sick and had not run since Monday. Seventh man, Stephen Henry, was 10th overall and also was coming off being sick. Goal was to keep the top 7 as close together for the first loop (about 2.5k) and then move from there and keep 2-7 as close as possible.
1 Porter, Thomas Mountain View 17:16.33
3 Brown, Alex Mountain View 17:56.17
4 Brown, Chris Mountain View 17:58.23
6 Wisniewski, Tim Mountain View 18:01.47
7 Porter, Daniel Mountain View 18:04.36
8 Yingling, Ryan Mountain View 18:10.95
10 Henry, Stephen Mountain View 18:25.87 9
Next meets: Saturday, Sept. 29, Oatlands Inv.; Saturday, Oct. 6, Octoberfest Inv., Great Meadow.
5.MIDLOTHIAN (VA)
Did not race last week.
Next meet: Saturday, Sept. 29, Maymont Inv., Richmond, VA.
6.OAK RIDGE (TN)
At the McCallie Invitational in Chattanooga, TN, last Saturday, finished just behind three SE Region-ranked teams (No. 9 Baylor, TN; No. 8 Hoover, AL and No. 10 Parkview, GA) at the small (10 teams) but loaded meet.
Oak Ridge had two of the top seven, but next three runners finished from 18-38 in a deep field to score 95 points and average 16:44 per runner, tying SE No. 10 Parkview, GA with 95 points, but finishing behind Parkview in fourth on the tie-breaker rule. The top five: Baylor (65 points, 16:26 average per runner); Hoover, AL (75 points, 16:31 avg.), Parkview, GA (95, 16:44); Oak Ridge, TN (95, 16:44 avg.) and Trinity (136, 17:07).
Note: Oak Ridge competed in first meet and ran everyone, but usual No. 1 Chris Cole is still recovering from arch injury and finished seventh. Coach said no matter, though, Baylor took control of the race in the third mile and deserved the win. Course has rolling hills and a mix of grassy and hard-packed dirt. Conditions were dry conditions, very warm, humid and sunny.
6 O’Donnell, Maclean Oak Ridge 16:01.81
7 Riemer, Phil Oak Ridge 16:07.85 7
18 Peacock, Emerson Oak Ridge 16:46.44 17
33 Sharpe, John Oak Ridge 17:19.55 30
38 Ostrouchov, Chris Oak Ridge 17:25.83 35
40 McGroom, Ethan Oak Ridge 17:34.71 37
44 Cole, Chris Oak Ridge 17:51.09 41
Next meets: Saturday, Sept. 29, Maymont Inv., Richmond, VA; Wednesday, Oct. 4, Smokey Mountain Inv., Maryville, TN
7.WALTON (GA)
Note: Held out two runners of top 10 because of the Jewish holiday, Yom Kippur.
Won 22-team Bulldog Stampede at the University of Georgia on Saturday, beating Georgia’s No. 3-ranked 5A team Lassiter, 58-59. Walton, ranked No. 4 in Georgia’s 5A class, placed 4 in the top 13 and 5 in the top 22 (36-second gap).
Ran on on the University of Georgia golf course, with temperatures in the high 70’s. There was high humidity and the course was wet from rain the day before (no flat areas anywhere on course).
5 Viglotti, Mark 12 Walton 16:40.88
8 Pilliod, Thomas 12 Walton 16:43.55
11 Bryfczynski, William 11 Walton 16:58.07
13 Laskey, Philip 10 Walton 17:00.12
22 Schmid, Jeremy 12 Walton 17:16.11 21
23 Heller, Daniel 12 Walton 17:17.03 22
28 Walling, Josh 12 Walton 17:31.64 27
36 Harper, Chris 12 Walton 17:39.90
56 Elliott, Michael 12 Walton 17:57.14
Next meets: Saturday, Sept. 29, Maymont Inv., Richmond, VA; Saturday, Oct. 6, Cobb County Championships.
8.HOOVER (AL)
At the loaded McCallie Invitational in Chattanooga, TN, last Saturday, Hoover, AL finished just behind SE No. 9 Baylor, TN and beat two SE Region-ranked teams (No. 6 Oak Ridge, TN and No. 10 Parkview, GA) at the small (10 teams) but top-heavy meet.
Hoover, once again missing No. 4 runner Ben Willis (injury), had 3 of the top 15 and 4 of the top 20, with its No. 5 runner finishing in 30th to score 75 points and average 16:31 per runner. SE No. 9 Baylor won with 65 points (16:26 avg.). Rounding out the remainder of the top five: Parkview, GA (95, third, 16:44); Oak Ridge, TN (95, fourth because of tie-breaker, 16:44 avg.) and Trinity (136, fifth, 17:07).
Note: Hoover was missing No. 4 runner Ben Willis (injury). Course has rolling hills and a mix of grassy and hard-packed dirt. Conditions were dry conditions, very warm, humid and sunny.
4 McGregor, Patrick Hoover 15:55.48 4
10 Perkins, Nick Hoover 16:09.96 10
15 Hayes, Nick Hoover 16:37.64 14
20 Rogers, Justin Hoover 16:48.66 19
30 Hamm, Alec Hoover 17:04.41 28
35 Bryant, Matthew Hoover 17:22.39 32
43 Harvey, Philip Hoover 17:43.68 40
Next meets: Saturday, Sept. 29, TCBY Inv., Tuscaloosa, AL; Saturday, Oct. 6, Jesse Owens Inv., Oakville, AL.
9.BAYLOR (TN)
Not shying away from competition. Continued hot streak by beating three SE Region-ranked teams (No. 6 Oak Ridge, TN; No. 8 Hoover, AL; No. 10 Parkview, GA) at the small (10 teams) but loaded McCallie Invitational in Chattanooga, TN, last Saturday.
Baylor put 4 in the top 16 and 5 in the top 28 in a deep field to score 65 points (16:26 average per runner). Rounding out the top five: Hoover, AL (75 points, 16:31 avg.), Parkview, GA (95, 16:44); Oak Ridge, TN (95, in fourth based on sixth-man tie breaker, 16:44 avg.) and Trinity (136, 17:07).
Notes: Had only six finish aver Sky Townsend (No. 3 last week) fainted beause of the humidity. Brandon Lord, their usual 6th man, came through in a big way by finishing third for the team. Course has rolling hills and a mix of grassy and hard-packed dirt. Conditions were dry conditions, very warm, humid and sunny.
2 DU Plessis, Waldo Baylor 15:48.97 2
9 Matthews, Bill Baylor 16:09.42 9
14 Lord, Brandon Baylor 16:36.44 13
16 Meadows, Mike Baylor 16:38.11 15
28 Popp, Colton Baylor 17:00.93 26
39 Dix, Taylor Baylor 17:31.33 36
Townsend, Sky, DNF
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 4, area meet; Saturday, Oct. 13, Great American, Hoover, AL.
10.PARKVIEW (GA)
At the McCallie Invitational in Chattanooga, TN, last Saturday, finished just behind two SE Region-ranked teams (No. 9 Baylor, TN; No. 8 Hoover, AL) and beat No. 6 Oak Ridge, TN at the small (10 teams) but loaded meet.
Parkview two of the top 12, but next three runners finished from 24-34 in a deep field to score 95 points and average 16:44 per runner, tying SE No. 6 Oak Ridge, TN with 95 points, but finishing ahead of Oak Ridge in third on the tie-breaker rule. The top five: Baylor (65 points, 16:26 average per runner); Hoover, AL (75 points, 16:31 avg.), Parkview, GA (95, 16:44); Oak Ridge, TN (95, 16:44 avg.) and Trinity (136, 17:07).
Course has rolling hills and a mix of grassy and hard-packed dirt. Conditions were dry conditions, very warm, humid and sunny.
8 Pinson, Josh Park View 16:08.54 8
12 Richardson, Brett Parkview 16:16.55 11
24 Detweiler, Brian Parkview 16:57.47 22
25 Van Tonder, JJ Parkview 16:57.49 23
34 Marbury, Evan Parkview 17:21.86 31
37 Williams, Nick Parkview 17:24.84 34
Next meets: Saturday, Oct. 13, Great American, Hoover, AL; Saturday, Oct. 20, Coach Wood Inv., Gainesville, GA.
BUBBLE TEAMS:
BRENTSVILLE (VA)
Did not race this past weekend.
BROOKWOOD (GA)
Competed in the low-key Class Clash at Marist.
BROUGHTON (NC)
Held out top 7 at the Conference Clash Saturday with bubble teams Green Hope and Enloe. It was a meet that scored the top 8 from each conference (instead of teams vs. teams) with the Tri-8 winning a close one over the Cap-7 (with the combined Pac-6 and Greater Neuse finishing 3rd).
ENLOE (NC)
Held out top 7 at the Conference Clash Saturday with bubble teams Green Hope and Broughton. It was a meet that scored the top 8 from each conference (instead of teams vs. teams) with the Tri-8 winning a close one over the Cap-7 (with the combined Pac-6 and Greater Neuse finishing 3rd).
GREEN HOPE (NC)
Held out top 7 at the Conference Clash Saturday with bubble teams Broughton and Enloe. It was a meet that scored the top 8 from each conference (instead of teams vs. teams) with the Tri-8 winning a close one over the Cap-7 (with the combined Pac-6 and Greater Neuse finishing 3rd).
Next week: Greensboro Invitational.
JEFFERSON SCI/TECH (VA)
Did not this past weekend.
MELBOURNE (FL)
Easily won 17-team Vero Beach Inv., 34-92 against Vero Beach: Rounding out the top five: Martin County (98), Lincoln Park (114) and South Fork (124).
1. Brian Atkinson (M) 16:03
2. James Post (M) 17:01
8. Derek Bostien (M) 17:31
11. Erik Fagan (M) 18:11
12. Dillon McGee (M) 18:12
18. Will Hetico (M) 18:45
MOORESVILLE (NC)
Competed in two low-key meets this past week.
MORRISTOWN WEST (TN)
Won 43-team A.F. Bridges Invitational in Nashville, TN, scoring 66 points (17:39 avg. per runner) to Montgomery Bell Academy’s 80 points (17:43 avg.) Rounding out the top five: University School-Johnson City (135, 18:04); Bearden (143, 18:00) and Science Hill (145, 18:03).
1 Frantom, Spencer 10 Morristown West 17:04.25
8 Pierce, Desmond 10 Morristown West 17:35.78
14 Bishop, Chris 11 Morristown West 17:47.01
19 Dibb, Andrew 11 Morristown West 17:53.41
24 Herold, John 10 Morristown West 17:59.12
32 Riden, Taylor 11 Morristown West 18:07.99
33 Bishop, Matt 10 Morristown West 18:08.03
Also, scored a perfect score to win the Smoky Mountain Invitational and averaged 18:17 per runner on difficult course. Rounding out the top five: Greeneville (66, 19:37); Sevier County (126, 20:59); West Greene (142, 21:13); Jefferson County (146, 21:12).
1 Frantom, Spencer Morristown West 17:41.58 1
2 Dibb, Andrew Morristown West 18:12.24 2
3 Pierce, Desmond Morristown West 18:21.80 3
4 Bishop, Chris Morristown West 18:35.13 4
5 Hatfield, Connor Morristown West 18:36.79 5
6 Riden, Taylor Morristown West 18:43.26 6
7 Bishop, Matt Morristown West 18:50.60 7
8 Herold, John Morristown West 18:53.79
Next meets: Tuesday, Sept. 25, Green Devil Inv.; Saturday, Sept. 29, Bristol Inv.
SO. FORSYTH (GA)
Did not run this past week.
Next meet: Saturday, Sept. 29, Aubrae Gunderson Invitational, Conyers, GA; Saturday, Oct. 6, Wendy’s Invitational, Charlotte, NC
TAMPA JESUIT (FL)
Won 34-team FSU Invitational at Miccosukee Greenway in Tallahassee, FL, averaging 17:07 per runner on a hilly course in humid and muggy conditions. Rounding out the top five: Holy Trinity (159 points, 17:21 avg.); Plant (176, 17:24); Niceville (197, 17:27) and Chiles (216, 17:35).
4 Revord, Connor Tampa Jesuit 16:07.34 4
19 Tucker, Matt Tampa Jesuit 17:05.75 19
23 Trinble, Logan Tampa Jesuit 17:15.96 23
30 Gonzalez, Michael Tampa Jesuit 17:26.65 30
45 Martin, Ben Tampa Jesuit 17:42.00 45
74 Robbins, Andrew Tampa Jesuit 18:17.15 74
98 Holton, Carson Tampa Jesuit 18:42.86 98
Next meets: Saturday, Sept. 29, Southern Stars Inv., Tampa, FL; Saturday, Oct. 6, FLRunners.com, Titusville, FL
WESTERN ALBEMARLE (VA)
Ran area meet on Wednesday and didn’t run on Saturday.
Next meets: Wednesday, Sept. 25 area meet; Saturday, Sept. 29, at Maymont Inv., Richmond, VA.
WINTER PARK (FL)
Finished distant fourth at Edgewater Inv. at Trotters Park. Top five: Warwick Valley, NY (15 points, 16:35 average); Miami Columbus (58, 17:14); Orlando Boone (79, 17:22); Winter Park (125, 17:35); Sarasota (188, 17:52).
13 Whitley, Kyle 12 Winter Park 5:34.1 17:17.91 13
20 Gagnier, Chad 10 Winter Park 5:37.5 17:28.39 20
26 Herring, Sean 12 Winter Park 5:39.7 17:35.25 26
32 Wilson, Chris 11 Winter Park 5:43.3 17:46.56 32
34 Posada, Nick 9 Winter Park 5:44.5 17:50.27 34
43 Roen, Jacob 12 Winter Park 5:46.4 17:56.12 43
44 Alte, Caleb 11 Winter Park 5:46.8 17:57.26 44
Next meet: Saturday, Sept. 29, Southern Stars, Tampa, FL; Wednesday, Oct. 3, Trinity Prep Series; Saturday, Oct. 6, FLRunners.com Inv., Titusville, FL
OTHERS
WHEELING PARK (WVA)
Without No. 5 runner (who will return next week), Wheeling Park still finished second out of 18 teams at the Mountaintop Combo in Kingwood, WV. Teams from WV, OH, VA, and MD competed. The course has two major hills. Weather: Around 75 degrees, but warm.
1 Ryan Beabout 16:16
5 Kyle Gramlich 17:20
13 Logan Wojcik 17:56
20 Jason Bennett 18:20
54 Russell Mulley 19:27
Ethan Casey 19:28
Kevin Busick 19:50
GIRLS
1.MIDLOTHIAN (VA)
Did not race this past weekend.
Next meets: Wednesday, Sept. 26, area meet; Saturday, Sept. 29, at Maymont Inv. in Richmond, VA.
2.ROOSEVELT (MD)
Ran in league meet Wed., Sept. 19, at home, but did not run this past weekend.
Next meets: Wednesday, Sept. 26, PG league meet 3 at Patuxant Park; Saturday, Sept. 29, at Maymont Inv. in Richmond, VA.
3.LAKE BRADDOCK(VA)
Did not race over the weekend because of Yom Kippur, but did win a low-key quad meet against West Springfield, South County and West Potomac on Tuesday at Burke Lake Park despite holding out some of the varsity runners. Other teams held out runners, as well.
The meet did allow coaches to see two runners move into contention for top-five spots, though: Liana Epstein (19:04) and Sammy Tkac (19:21), both new to cross country. Their times would have placed both in the top 15 at Monroe Parker timewise (Monroe Parker was also run on Burke Lake Park), however, the weather Tuesday was cooler than the meet at Monroe Parker.
Next race: Southern Stars in Tampa, FL
4.MOUNTAIN BROOK (AL)
Huge and impressive win in Boise, Idaho at Eagle Island State Park at the Bob Firman Invitational, beating three regionally ranked teams (one from the Southwest and two from the Northwest).
Mountain Brook (19:04 avg. per runner) put 2 in the top 6, and 3 in the top 14 and 5 in the top 26 to score 64 points and win the meet by 16 points, beating SW#3 Davis UT (19:10 avg., 80 points). Trabuco Hills was a distant third (125 points, 19:35 avg.). Mountain Brook also easily handled NW#3 Boise ID (9th) and NW#2 Gig Harbor WA (10th).
Mountain Brook’s No. 1 runner Madeline Morgan finished third, only six seconds off the winner (Borah’s Nicole Nielsen, 18:19) and had the same time as runner-up Hailey Knettles of Judge Memorial (18:25).
3 Madeline Morgan JR Mountain Brook 18:25 2
6 Marie Demedicis FR Mountain Brook 18:51 5
14 Catherine Diethelm FR Mountain Brook 19:05 12
25 Brigid Carey SR Mountain Brook 19:30 22
26 Leslie Boozer JR Mountain Brook 19:32 23
39 Lucy Newton JR Mountain Brook 19:55 36
47 Reed Ellis SR Mountain Brook 20:02 43
Next meets: Saturday, Sept. 29, Mountain Brook Inv.; Saturday, Oct. 13, Great American.
5.TATNALL (DE)
Easily won the 19-team Delaware Military Invitational at Banning Park in Wilmington, DE on Thursday by placing 7 runners in the top 9 despite missing No. 6 runner Lauren Blackwell (anke sprain), who had run 20:19 the first week of the season.
With the race at 4 p.m., the temperature was 82 degrees and somewhat humid. The course was new, and had 3 hills, but was a moderately fast course.
Tatnall averaged 19:33 for its top 5 (and an impressive 19:44 for top 7), winning 23-59 against NE No. 1 Colts Neck, which averaged 20:44 for its top 5. Rounding out the top five: St. Mark’s (114 points, 21:02 avg.); Padua (115, 20:50) and Brandywine (185, 22:02). Tatnall showed its depth by winning the JV race, as well, and their first finisher running 20:57.
1. Juliet Bottorff 18:46
4. Carly Simmons 19:43
5. Kallie Fehr 19:44
6. Molly Parsons 19:45
7. Katie Oldham 19:47
8. Katie Buenaga 20:04
9. Katie Kershner 20:11
Next meet: Saturday, Sept. 29, Maymont Inv., Richmond, VA
6.EPISCOPAL (FL)
Despite not having two top 5 runners and No. 2 Maggie Traylor pacing another runner, they easily won 31-team FSU Invitational at Miccosukee Greenway Park in Tallahassee, FL on Saturday.
Episcopal put 5 in the top 14 and scored 37 points (19:48 per runner average) to runner-up Holy Trinity’s 71 (19:55 avg.). Rounding out the top five: Lake Highland Prep (135, 20:46), Chiles (139, 20:47) and Niceville (172, 20:55). Had fifth runner before any team’s third runner. Conditions: humid, muggy on a hilly course.
Notes: Without top 5 runners Brooke Hardington and Christine Griggs (not injured, but had been sick and coaches wanted them to have full recovery). No. 2 runner Maggie Traylor ran and finished fifth on the team after pacing No. 4 runner Mariah Loop.
2 Katie Traylor, 10 19:24
3 Laura Steel, 12 19:26
7 Leslie Blackshear, 10 19:49
11 Mariah Loop, 10 20:10
14 Maggie Traylor, 12, 20:14
38 Katie Ladd, 9, 21:08
7.COLLINS HILL (GA)
Did not race this past weekend.
Next meet: Saturday, Sept. 29 at the Mill Run in Douglass County, GA.
8.OAK RIDGE (TN)
Beat two SE bubble teams (Hoover, AL and Science Hill, TN) to win 10-team McCallie Invitational in Chattanooga, TN.
Oak Ridge scored 48 points and averaged 19:53 per runner; Rounding out the top five: Hoover, AL (67 points, 20:17); Dobyns Bennett, TN (114, 20:42); Science Hill, TN (118, 20:46) and Harpeth Hall (141, 21:09).
Oak Ridge had 7 in before anyone’s fifth runner.
5 Gipson, Autumn Oak Ridge 19:30.14 5
6 Kulesz, Melanie Oak Ridge 19:31.14 6
10 Lariviere, Corinne Oak Ridge 19:50.56 9
11 Etheridge, Adrian Oak Ridge 19:52.66 10
19 Irby, Whitney Oak Ridge 20:41.44 18
23 Oliver, Hilde Oak Ridge 20:44.69 22
26 Jenkins, Leslie Oak Ridge 20:51.96 25
Next meets: Saturday, Sept. 29, Maymont Inv., Richmond, VA; Thursday, Oct. 4, Smoky Mountain Inv., Maryville, TN.
9.BRENTSVILLE (VA)
Brentsville did not race this past weekend.
Next meet: Saturday, Sept. 29, Maymont Inv., Richmond, VA; Saturday, Oct. 6, Octoberfest Inv.; then the Manhattan XC Inv.
10.DANIEL (SC)
Held out top 7 at Friendly Invitational at Nettles Park in Clemson, SC.
Finished fourth of four teams.
5 Head, Tyler 12 D.W. Daniel HS 7:42.2 23:56.00 5
17 Cabrera, Vanessa 7 D.W. Daniel HS 8:23.8 26:05.00 17
19 Tsao, Kelly 8 D.W. Daniel HS 8:26.7 26:14.00 19
21 Sampson, Elizabeth 7 D.W. Daniel HS 8:28.6 26:20.00 21
25 Martin, Kaitlyn 7 D.W. Daniel HS 8:42.8 27:04.00 23
31 Hutto, Sarah 7 D.W. Daniel HS 9:06.6 28:18.00 25
38 Boatwright, Lillian 9 D.W. Daniel HS 9:59.4 31:02.00 28
39 Brown, Olivia 9 D.W. Daniel HS 10:13.5 31:46.00
42 Parham, Rebecca 7 D.W. Daniel HS 11:53.9 36:58.00
Next meets: Tuesday, Oct. 1, Tri-County Championships, Anderson, SC; Saturday, Oct. 6, Electric City Invitational, Anderson, SC
BUBBLE TEAMS
ASSUMPTION (KY)
Assumption (Louisville, KY) did not race over the weekend.
Next meet: Saturday, Sept. 29 (at same location/course as Sept 15).
BLACKSBURG (VA)
Did not run.
Next meet: Wednesday, Sept. 26, area meet; Saturday, Sept. 29, Maymont Inv., Richmond, VA.
CHURCHILL (MD)
Competed in small, area meet on Wednesday.
DULANEY (MD)
Did not run last week.
HOLY TRINITY (FL)
Runner-up to SE No. 6 Episcopal at the 31-team FSU Invitational at Miccosukee Greenway Park in Tallahassee, FL on Saturday. Holy Trinity had 2 in the top 8, and 5 in the top 27 to score 71 points (19:55 avg. per runner) to Episcopal’s 37 (19:48 avg.).
1 Kayla Hayle (Footlocker Finalist),11 17:52
8 Melissa Jones 20:01.26
15 Savanna McKendree 20:21.07
20 Teresa Ristow 20:35.99
27 Jade Miller, 20:46
43 Stephanie Bird 21:15.56
73 Heather Farthing 22:17
HOOVER (AL)
Lost to SE No. 8 Oak Ridge, TN at 10-team McCallie Invitational in Chattanooga, TN, but beat SE bubble team Science Hill, TN.
Top five: Oak Ridge scored 48 points and averaged 19:53 per runner; Hoover, AL (67 points, 20:17); Dobyns Bennett, TN (114, 20:42); Science Hill, TN (118, 20:46) and Harpeth Hall (141, 21:09).
2 Muldowney, Nicole Hoover 19:18.05 2
9 Muldowney, Kimberly Hoover 19:50.14 8
14 Cowart, Jill Hoover 20:26.26 13
16 Smith, Laura Hoover 20:36.26 15
30 George, Katelyn Hoover 21:15.83 29
45 Gentry, Katelyn Hoover 22:08.71 44
57 Sharrow, Hannah Hoover 23:08.11 56
LOURDES (FL)
Did not run this past weekend.
MAGGIE WALKER (VA)
No report.
MAULDIN (SC)
Was scheduled to run at Lake Murray Inv. in Chapin, SC, but did not run.
Next meets: Tuesday, Sept. 25, area meet; Saturday, Sept. 29, Maymont, Richmond, VA.
MORGANTOWN (WV)
Finished second at 16-team Mountaintop Combo Inv. in Preston, WVA. Top five: University (57 points, 20:52 avg.); Morgantown (66, 20:58); Preston (90, 21:28); North Marion (136, 22:23); Fairmont (188, 23:12).
1 Petit, Allison Morgantown 19:32.59 1
7 Berry, Emma Morgantown 20:29.59 7
12 Moskal, Aubrey Morgantown 20:54.41 12
20 Duarte, Elizabeth Morgantown 21:46.88 20
26 Radcliffe, Megan Morgantown 22:07.62 26
32 Arthurs, Alex Morgantown 22:53.15 32
56 Fletcher, Derica Morgantown 24:31.78 54
OAKTON (VA)
Did not run this past weekend and held out top runners from area meet on Wednesday.
PADUA (DE)
Fourth at 19-team Delaware Military Invitational at Banning Park in Wilmington, DE on Thursday. With the race at 4 p.m., the temperature was 82 degrees and somewhat humid. The course was new, and had 3 hills, but was a moderately fast course.
Winner Tatnall averaged 19:33 for its top 5 (and an impressive 19:44 for top 7), winning 23-59 against NE No. 1 Colts Neck, which averaged 20:44 for its top 5. Rounding out the top five: St. Mark’s (114 points, 21:02 avg.); Padua (115, 20:50) and Brandywine (185, 22:02).
2 Smith, Meghan 11 Padua 6:06 18:55
23 Gambogi, Gina 12 Padua 6:48 21:05
25 Steiner, Mary Kathleen 10 Padua 6:48 21:06
32 Brooking, Lauren 11 Padua 6:56 21:33
33 McCrea, Kristina 11 Padua 6:57 21:33
48 Zabielski, Alexis 11 Padua 7:19 22:44
49 Wessel, Molly 11 Padua 7:21 22:49
PROVIDENCE (NC)
Providence won the 8-team UNC Charlotte Invitational, 45-64 over Mill Creek, GA. Providence averaged 21:16 per runner over the difficult course and won despite missing two of top 7 runners (one out with pneumonia and another because of plantar fascitis) and running with two more who were coming off pneumonia. Mill Creek averaged 21:42.
5 Jamie VanTassell So Providence HS 20:36.5 5
7 Becky Hetherington Sr Providence HS 20:59.4
8 Jenna Paley Sr Providence HS 21:02.8 8
13 Melissa Gannon Sr Providence HS 21:47.0
14 Morgan McCloy So Providence HS 21:54.5
15 Alexandra Biggers Jr Providence HS 21:55.2
17 Katelyn Costa So Providence HS 22:01.7
18 Briana Chartrand So Providence HS 22:14.
ROBERSON (NC)
Won low-key Brevard Invitational on Thursday.
SCIENCE HILL (TN)
Finished fourth at 10-team McCallie Invitational in Chattanooga, TN, losing to SE No. 8 Oak Ridge, TN and SE bubble team Hoover, AL.
Top five: Oak Ridge (48 points, 19:53 average per runner); Hoover, AL (67 points, 20:17); Dobyns Bennett, TN (114, 20:42); Science Hill, TN (118, 20:46) and Harpeth Hall (141, 21:09).
1 Scalf, Allie Science Hill 19:06.48 1
22 Taylor, Morgan Science Hill 20:43.77 21
29 Seward, Mary Science Hill 21:09.26
33 Buchanan, Morgan Science Hill 21:22.60 32
37 Gosey, Samantha Science Hill 21:30.85 36
41 Kuziola, Kayla Science Hill 21:41.92 40
44 Maier, Jenny Science Hill 22:03.48 43
OTHERS
UNIVERSITY (WVA)
Beat bubble team Morgantown to win 16-team Mountaintop Combo Inv. in Preston, WVA. Top five: University (57 points, 20:52 avg.); Morgantown (66, 20:58); Preston (90, 21:28); North Marion (136, 22:23); Fairmont (188, 23:12).
5 Portner, Hallie University 20:16.91 5
8 Martinelli, Lydia University 20:32.69 8
11 Martinelli, Sarah University 20:50.66 11
16 van der Sloot, Jennifer University 21:20.38
17 Sirockman, Jennifer University 21:21.28 17
22 Kimble, Alison University 21:57.50 22
24 Wyatt, Lindsay University 22:03.00 24
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