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DyeStat XC Region Review SE
Summary of Southeast Top Ten, Week Ending Oct. 20, 2007
By Brett Honeycutt, Dyestat SE Regional Editor
Boys - Girls
BOYS
1. OAKTON (VA)
Rested top 7 and showed huge depth by easily winning Jr./Sr. portion of the Doubles Duals at Burke Lake on Wednesday, 24-75 against Centreville.
Top five: Oakton (75); Centreville (75); Chantilly (76); Herndon (94); Westfield (111).
Note: Rested top 7 runners.
Top runners Jr/Sr. race
2 Mohammadi, Abdullah Oakton High School 17:06.32
3 Despins, Stephen Oakton High School 17:15.10
4 Cruz, Karlan Oakton High School 17:26.68
7 Tatariw, Jon Oakton High School 17:38.05
8 Wright, Scott Oakton High School 17:41.37
10 Jovene, Vince Oakton High School 17:50.17
Top runners in Fr/So. race
7 Flynn, Padriac Oakton High School 17:46.25
8 O'Brien, Jamie Oakton High School 17:47.15 8
12 Woodhouse, Matt Oakton High School 17:54.50
13 Cahill, Brandon Oakton High School 18:03.20
16 Chow, Kevin Oakton High School 18:15.75
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 25, Districts; Thursday, Nov. 1, Region; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
2. MIDLOTHIAN (VA)
Won low-key tri meet 19-44 against James River and Huguenot.
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 25, District; Saturday, Nov. 3, Regional; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
3. OAK RIDGE (TN)
Did not run this past weekend.
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 25, Region Championship; Saturday, Nov. 3, State Championship.
4. BAYLOR (TN)
Easily won 30-team City Opitimist Championship on Thursday in Chattanooga, TN at Baylor, 19-101 against McCallie, by taking 4 of the top 5 and 5 of the top 8.
The top five teams: Baylor (19); McCallie (101); Dalton (139); Northwest Whitfield (154); Cleveland (198).
1 Waldo duPlessis Baylor 16:14 8
2 Bill Matthews Baylor 16:14
3 Skylar Townsend Baylor 16:38 9
5 Colton Popp Baylor 16:49
8 Mike Meadows Baylor 17:03
11 Taylor Dix Baylor 17:24 13
37 Brandon Lord Baylor 18:20
Next meets: Saturday, Oct. 27, Region; Saturday, Nov. 3, State Championship.
5. HOOVER (AL)
Easily won 15-team Husky Challenge in Trussville, AL, 35-52 against Walton on a course that measured 4,800 meters. Hoover averaged 15:26 to Walton's 15:38.
The top five: Hoover (35 points, 15:26 per runner average for 4,800 meters); Walton (52, 15:38); Mountain Brook (86, 15:54); Vestavia Hills (86, 15:55); Oak Mountain (134, 16:20).
1 Mcgregor, Patrick Hoover HS 14:58.62
2 Perkins, Nick Hoover HS 15:12.01 2
9 Hayes, Nick Hoover HS 15:37.91
10 Rogers, Justin Hoover HS 15:38.68 10
13 Hamm, Alec Hoover HS 15:46.20 13
25 Bryant, Matthew Hoover HS 16:10.65
32 Willis, Ben Hoover HS 16:24.10 30
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 25, Hoover Invitational; Thursday, Nov. 1, Sectional; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
6. JEFFERSON SCI/TECH (VA)
Did not run this past weekend.
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 25, District; Thursday, Nov. 1, Regional; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
7. BRENTSVILLE (VA)
Did not run this past weekend.
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 25, District; Thursday, Nov. 1, Regional; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
8. QUINCE ORCHARD (MD)
Easily won 25-team Montgomery County Championship at Gaithersburg High School, 51-77, against runner-up Bethesda-Chevy Chase by placing 4 of the top 13 and 5 in the top 22. Some much needed rain hit the area the night before the race, but the course wasn't affected much. Top finisher Neal Darmody set a new county course record, running 15:41 and breaking the former record of 15:48 held by Andrew Jesien (now a standout at Virginia).
1 Neal Darmody 15:41 (New Course/Championship record by 8 seconds)
5 David Laratta 16:18
10 Artem Panasenkov 16:37
13 Josh Joson 16:43
22 Mike Migdall 16:57
33 Ryan Priovolos 17:16
51 Kris Lasko 17:35
Note: Wayne Bartholomew ran 17:25 to win the B race.
Next meet: Thursday, Nov. 1, 4A West Region Championship.
9. PARKVIEW (GA)
Rested top 4 runners and ran some of the other runners in the second-tier race of the Coach Wood Invitational at Gainesville (GA) College on Saturday. Top 7 will run at Regions.
Next meets: Saturday, Nov. 3, Region 8 5A Championship at River Run Park in Duluth, GA; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship at Carrollton Elementary in Carrollton, GA.
10. ENLOE (NC)
In a conference championship that amounted to a dual meet between two of the best teams in the Southeast, Enloe beat SE Bubble team Broughton, 27-34 to win the CAP-7 Conference Championship on Wednesday. Only 1 runner from another school broke into the top 11 places. Enloe had 4 of the top 7 and their No. 5 runner was 11th. Broughton had 4 of the top 9 and their No. 5 runner was 10th.
Top five teams: Enloe (27 points, 16:27 per runner average); Broughton (34, 16:31); Leesville (75, 17:14); Millbrook (127, 17:59); Sanderson (163, 18:26).
1 Nick Graw Enloe 5:09.3 16:01.10
2 Nick Carter Enloe 5:14.4 16:16.81
6 John Kitto Enloe 5:20.7 16:36.53
7 Grant Marley Enloe 5:20.8 16:36.86
11 Tim Kijewski Enloe 5:24.2 16:47.31
25 Chris Capps Enloe 5:42.4 17:43.80
29 Andre Cerullo Enloe 5:47.3 17:59.11 26
Next meets: Saturday, Oct. 27, Regional; Saturday, Nov. 3, State Championship.
BUBBLE TEAMS
APOLLO (KY)
Finished second to SE Bubble team Daviess County, KY, 55-59, on Saturday at the Christian County Championship. Apollo averaged 17:10 to Daviess County's 17:08.
2. Tyler Dickinson 16:36
8. Justin House 16:59
10. Evan Bridges 17:03
12. Todd Dickinson 17:09
29. Jeffrey Rowe 18:03
31. Shea Thrash 18:06
33. Clay Kuegel 18:19
Next meets: Saturday, Nov. 3, Regional; Saturdy, Nov. 10, State Championship.
BROUGHTON (NC)
In a conference championship that amounted to a dual meet between two of the best teams in the Southeast, Broughton finished second to SE No. 10 Enloe, 27-34 at the CAP-7 Conference Championship on Wednesday. Only 1 runner from another school broke into the top 11 places. Broughton had 4 of the top 9 and their No. 5 runner was 10th. Enloe had 4 of the top 7 and their No. 5 runner was 11th and showed depth by placing runners 6-10 in front of Enloe's No. 6 runner.
Top five teams: Enloe (27 points, 16:27 per runner average); Broughton (34, 16:31); Leesville (75, 17:14); Millbrook (127, 17:59); Sanderson (163, 18:26).
3 Reidy Jones Broughton 5:14.5 16:17.11
4 Burk Staub Broughton 5:15.6 16:20.72
8 Deaton Jones Broughton 5:21.2 16:37.99
9 Malherbe Pierre Broughton 5:22.1 16:40.99
10 Cheyenne Hite Broughton 5:22.5 16:42.10
13 Brady Lawrence Broughton 5:28.5 17:00.80
14 Jack Wheless Broughton 5:29.8 17:04.74 14
Worth mentioning (7-10 runners)
16 Barrett Colhoun Broughton 5:31.8 17:11.03
20 Jeff Shirley Broughton 5:38.6 17:32.11
22 Thom Crockett Broughton 5:39.7 17:35.47
COLLINS HILL (GA)
Won tiebreaker against SE Bubble team Lassiter to win the 27-team Coach Wood Invitational at Gainesville (GA) College. After the first 5 runners scored 105 for each team, Collins Hill's No. 5 was 35th and Lassiter's No. 5 was 61st. Collins Hill averaged 16:41 per runner and Lassiter averaged 16:38 per runner.
Top five teams: Collins Hill (105 points, 16:41 average per runner); Lassiter (105, 16:38); Brookwood (143, 16:53); Etowah (147, 16:54); Peachtree Ridge (185, 17:03). The 5,000-meter course was rolling with grass and dirt.
4 O'Brien, Philip Collins Hill 16:03.52
10 Manning, Rob Collins Hill 16:22.40
31 Hunt, Austin Collins Hill 17:00.44
32 Sokohl, Joe Collins Hill 17:01.42
33 Williams, Randyn Collins Hill 17:02.10
36 Gonzalez, Andy Collins Hill 17:04.85
43 Dyck, David Collins Hill 17:12.80
DAVIESS COUNTY (KY)
Beat SE Bubble team Apollo, KY, 55-59, on Saturday at the Christian County Championship. Daviess County averaged 17:08 to Apollo's 17:10.
3 Wes Russleburg 16:39
6 Landon Taylor 16:48
13 Matt Taylor 17:18
15 brett Dickens 17:25
18 Evan Ehrenheim 17:29
20 Josh Bratcher 17:38
22 Blake Dickens 17:45
DUPONT MANUAL (KY)
Did not run this past weekend.
GREEN HOPE (NC)
Easily won sixth straight Tri-8 Conference title on the tough Bond Park course by placing 5 in the top 9 to score 24 points to runner-up Cary's 58. The team's 5th runner, Scott Hefner, was suffering with an ankle injury. Next up for Green Hope is a huge test as they face SE No. 10 Enloe and SE bubble team Broughton along with traditional SE power Chapel Hill at the N.C. 4A Mideast Regional.
The top five teams at the Tri-8 Conference meet: 1. Green Hope (24); Cary (58); Athens Drive (84); Apex (94); Middle Creek (109).
2 Roshdy, Zak 11 Green Hope 5:23.7 16:45.79
3 Spreitzer, Bryan 10 Green Hope 5:24.3 16:47.75
4 Black, Doug 11 Green Hope 5:29.0 17:02.30
6 Walling, Ryan 9 Green Hope 5:34.8 17:20.44
9 Pahle, Brian 12 Green Hope 5:36.7 17:26.25
15 Santry, Michael 12 Green Hope 5:41.7 17:41.68
17 Reynolds, Gabriel 11 Green Hope 5:44.1 17:49.06
18 Hefner, Scott 11 Green Hope 5:44.2 17:49.46
JAMESTOWN (VA)
Ran low-key area meet.
LASSITER (GA)
Lost on a tie-breaker to SE Bubble team Collins Hill in the 27-team Coach Wood Invitational at Gainesville (GA) College. After the first 5 runners scored 105 for each team, Collins Hill's No. 5 was 35th and Lassiter's No. 5 was 61st. Lassiter averaged 16:38 per runner and Collins Hill averaged 16:41 per runner.
Top five teams: Collins Hill (105 points, 16:41 average per runner); Lassiter (105, 16:38); Brookwood (143, 16:53); Etowah (147, 16:54); Peachtree Ridge (185, 17:03). The 5,000-meter course was rolling with grass and dirt.
1 Flickinger, Zack Lassiter 15:50.97
9 Gutierrez, Austen Lassiter 16:20.30
24 Erdman, Christian Lassiter 16:44.88
30 Pate, David Lassiter 17:00.09 29
45 Melissas, Craig Lassiter 17:15.48
66 Stephenson, Ben Lassiter 17:30.95
110 Easley, Brian Lassiter 18:07.42
LEON (FL)
Finished second at the 21-team Panhandle Championship in Marianna, FL, 56-61 to Chiles. Top five teams: Chiles (56); Leon (61); Niceville (98); Navarre (110); Washington (128).
2. Mizereck, Leon 15:46
6. Stanford, Leon 16:13
14. Beazley, Leon 16:40
19. Nichols, Leon 17:09
20. Daherty, Leon 17:10
21. Driber, Leon 17:14
MARYVILLE (TN)
Did not run this past weekend.
MELBOURNE (FL)
Won 26-team Holy Trinity Invitational in Melbourne, FL by beating host Holy Trinity, 52-87 and placing 4 in the top 11 and 5 in the top 31.
Top five teams: Melbourne (52 points, 16:38 per runner average); Holy Trinity (87, 16:58); Trinity Prep (99, 17:07); Winter Springs (115, 17:13); Colonial (141, 17:23).
1 Atkinson, Brian Melbourne High 15:39.00
9 Post, James Melbourne High 16:42.75
10 Bastien, Derek Melbourne High 16:43.00
11 Fagan, Erik Melbourne High 16:44.00 9
31 Mcgee, Dillon Melbourne High 17:24.00 27
85 Hetico, Will Melbourne High 18:44.00
86 Stewart, Jacob Melbourne High 18:45.62
MOORESVILLE (NC)
Dominated North Piedmont 3A Conference Championship by winning 21-93 against runner-up South Rowan.
Top five teams: Mooresville (21 points); South Rowan (93); Norwest Cabarrus (102); Lake Norman (112); East Rowan (119).
1. Patrick Campbell Moorsville H.S. 86 16:02.1
3. Graham Sledge Moorsville H.S. 109 16:35.2
4. Joesph Newman Moorsville H.S. 102 16:43.5
5. Josh Cox Moorsville H.S. 88 16:44.6
8. Chase Martin Moorsville H.S. 101 17:08.5
10. Jordan Sledge Moorsville H.S. 110 17:14.2
12. Nathan Craig Moorsville H.S. 89 17:17.3
MORRISTOWN WEST (TN)
Ran IMAC Conference Championship in Rogersville, TN. No report.
MOUNTAIN VIEW (VA)
Did not run this past weekend.
TAMPA JESUIT (FL)
Won 23-team Hillsborough County Championship in Tampa, FL, 77-81 against runner-up Plant. Jesuit averaged 17:02 per runner and Plant averaged 17:12.
Top five teams: Tampa Jesuit (77 points, 17:02 per runner average); Plant (81, 17:12); Sickles (84, 17:00); Wharton (109, 17:25); Chamberlain (161, 17:38).
2 Connor Revord M 15:58
6 Jordan Schilit M 16:35
17 Logan Trimble M 17:16
25 Michael Gonzalez M 17:38
27 Ben Martin M 17:42 6
34 Matt Tucker M 17:51 7
61 Blake Lopez M 18:31
WALTON (GA)
Finished second to SE No. 5 Hoover at the 15-team Husky Challenge in Trussville, AL, 35-52 on a course that measured 4,800 meters. Walton averaged 15:38 to first-place Hoover's 15:26.
The top five: Hoover (35 points, 15:26 per runner average for 4,800 meters); Walton (52, 15:38); Mountain Brook (86, 15:54); Vestavia Hills (86, 15:55); Oak Mountain (134, 16:20).
4 Viglotti, Mark Walton HS 15:15.71
5 Pilliod, Thomas Walton HS 15:16.21
12 Laskey, Philip Walton HS 15:45.85
14 Bryfczynski, Will Walton HS 15:52.67
17 Gordon, Nathan Walton HS 16:02.10
19 Heller, Daniel Walton HS 16:05.53
23 Joseph, Adam Walton HS 16:07.71 23
WESTERN ALBEMARLE (VA)
Did not run this past weekend.
OTHERS
WESTMINSTER (GA)
Won low-key dual meet.
WHEELING PARK (WV)
On a very hilly course Wheeling Park easily won the Region 1 AAA Championship at Preston High in Kingwood, WV on Thursday, scoring 37 points to runner-up University High's 73.
Top five: Wheeling Park (37 points, 17:33 per runner average); University (73, 18:05); Fairmont (91, 18:18); Morgantown (97, 18:22); Preston (103, 18:27).
Note: Very hilly course.
1 Ryan Beabout, Wheeling Park, 16:44
2 Kyle Gramlich, Wheeling Park, 17:20
8 Logan Wojcik, Wheeling Park, 17:44
12 Jason Bennett, Wheeling Park, 17:59
14 Russell Mulley, Wheeling Park, 17:59
23 Brandon Janeczko, Wheeling Park, 18:36
37 Ethan Casey, Wheeling Park, 19:15
Nex Meet: Saturday, Oct. 27, WV State Meet at Cabell Midland High School (Ona,WV).
GIRLS
1. MOUNTAIN BROOK (AL)
Easily won 13-team Husky Challenge in Trussville, AL on a course that measured 4,800 meters, 27-51 over Hoover by taking 5 of the top 9 and 7 of the top 15 places.
1 Morgan, Madeline Mountain Brook HS 17:04.86
2 Demedicis, Marie Mountain Brook HS 17:30.28
7 Carey, Brigid Mountain Brook HS 18:26.46
8 Ellis, Reed Mountain Brook HS 18:33.55
9 Farrar, Marycatherine Mountain Brook HS 18:35.29
13 Adams, Catherine Mountain Brook HS 19:03.86
15 Corcoran, Sasha Mountain Brook HS 19:06.22
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 25, Hoover Invitational; Thursday, Nov. 1, Sectional; Wednesday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
2. TATNALL (DE)
Scheduled to run at Bellevue State Park on Friday, but meet was postponed until Monday.
Next meets: Tuesday, Oct. 23, DISC Championship; Saturday, Nov. 3, NCC Championship; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
3. MIDLOTHIAN (VA)
Ran small, low-key area meet on Wednesday.
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 25, District; Saturday, Nov. 3, Regional; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
4. COLLINS HILL (GA)
Set a meet and course record with an 18:58 per runner average (No. 1 Emily Reese also set a meet and course record of 17:32) by easily winning 25-team Coach Wood Invitational at Gainesville (GA) College against many of Georgia's top-ranked teams. Placed 4 in the top 5 and their No. 5 runner was 14th to win 26-130 against runner-up Parkview.
Top five teams: Collins Hill (26 points, 18:58 per runner average); Parkview (130, 20:09); Grayson (174, 20:36); Brookwood (175, 20:36); Blessed Trinity (176, 20:34).
The 5,000-meter course was rolling with grass and dirt.
2 Winslow, Amanda Collins Hill 18:07.04
3 Akande, Nicky Collins Hill 18:41.07
6 Crawford, Briana Collins Hill 19:02.42
7 McGinty, Allyson Collins Hill 19:06.83
16 Williams, Sydney Collins Hill 19:54.99
19 Gezon, Katie Collins Hill 20:04.20
24 Maring, Alexa Collins Hill 20:08.69
Next meets: Saturday, Nov. 3, Region; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
5. OAK RIDGE (TN)
Did not run last weekend.
Next meets: Thursday, Oct. 25, Region Championship; Saturday, Nov. 3, State Championship.
6. ASSUMPTION (KY)
Trained through meet and still beat SE Bubble team Sacred Heart to win 5-team Academy Meet in Louisville, KY at Seneca Park, 26-31 by taking 5 of the top 8 places. Assumption averaged 19:32 per runner to Sacred Heart's 19:28.
Top five: Assumption (26 points, 19:32 per runner average); Sacred Heart (31, 19:28); Notre Dame (71, 20:41); Mercy Academy (120, 22:18); Presentation Academy (143, 23:14).
Note: Took 5 of the top 8 places...No. 2 runner was sick.
3 Hillary Raidt 11 Assumption 18:57.4
4 Ellen Daly 11 Assumption 19:31.5
5 Adrienne Curtis 12 Assumption 19:34.1
6 Sara Davis 10 Assumption 19:41.0
8 Allison Riedling 10 Assumption 19:58.3
15 Amanda Day 10 Assumption 20:48.7
18 Olivia Harlow 10 Assumption 21:00.5 18
Next meets: Saturday, Oct. 27, Metro Meet of Champions; Saturday, Nov. 3, Regional; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
7. EPISCOPAL (FL)
Easily won 27-team Holy Trinity Classic in Melbourne, FL by taking 5 of the top 11 places and beating runner-up Lake Highland Prep, 34-84. Top five teams: Episcopal (34 points, 19:07 per runner average); Lake Highland Prep (84, 19:46); Holy Trinity (101, 19:46); Melbourne (138, 20:24); Winter Park (142, 20:29). Course: flat, muddy after 2 days of rain.
Note: Impressive 53-second split from 1-5 and this on a muddy course after 2 days of rain.
2 Traylor, Katie Episcopal, 18:36.00
5 Steel, Laura Episcopal, 18:58.00
6 Blackshear, Leslie Episcopal, 19:10.00
10 Loop, Mariah Episcopal, 19:22.00
11 Traylor, Maggie Episcopal, 19:29.00 11
22 Hardington, Brooke Episcopal, 20:01.00 22
Next meets: Thursday, Nov. 1, District; Friday or Saturday, Nov. 9 or 10, Region; Saturday, Nov. 17, State Championship.
8. CHURCHILL (MD)
Won 18-team Montgomery County Championship at Gaithersburg High School, 63-82 against runner-up Walt Whitman and averaged 19:29 per runner to Walt Whitman's 19:39.
The top five teams: Winston Churchill (63 points, 19:29 per runner average); Walt Whitman (82, 19:39); Northwest (85, 19:49); Thomas Wootton (115, 20:07); Quince Orchard (138, 20:38).
2 Hannallah, Louise Winston Churchill 5:57.9 18:31.81
5 McManus, Erin Winston Churchill 6:06.5 18:58.59
12 Giedd, Alexandra Winston Churchill 6:17.9 19:33.99
15 Fikri, Maryam Winston Churchill 6:18.3 19:35.29
29 Jacobson, Sophie Winston Churchill 6:41.8 20:48.13
30 Ayorinde, Owoade Winston Churchill 6:43.7 20:54.16
36 Johne, Vera Winston Churchill 6:52.7 21:22.03
9. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT (MD)
Won 6-team Georgetown Prep Classic in Bethesda, MD, 50-55 on Saturday against Dulaney and averaging 19:40 per runner.
Top five teams: Eleanor Roosevelt (50 points, 19:40 per runner average); Dulaney (55, 19:44); Hereford (64, 19:50); National Christian (75, 20:19); Glenelg County (102, 21:02).
1 Lockhart, Dominique Eleanor Roosevelt 18:38.28
4 Rivers, Teshika Eleanor Roosevelt 19:05.44 4
10 Stanley, Tasha Eleanor Roosevelt 19:37.93
21 Ogun Mokun, Brittany Eleanor Roosevelt 20:27.50
22 Johnson, Amirah Eleanor Roosevelt 20:35.16
24 View, Brittany Eleanor Roosevelt 20:37.05
46 Lee, Lanette Roosevelt 24:05.04
Next meets: Thursday, Nov. 1, Region; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
10. BLACKSBURG (VA)
Scored a perfect score to win the Piedmont Pre-District meet in Danville, VA, 15-52 to Patrick County and took 7 of the top 9 places.
Top five teams: Blacksburg (15 points); Patrick County (52); Bassett (83); Tunstall (96); Magna Vista 140.
1 Sarah Dorrell Blacksburg 20:44
2 Jennie Welsh Blacksburg 21:07
3 Ling Biesecker Blacksburg 21:28
4 Sarah Ryan Blacksburg 21:31
5 Erin Wilson Blacksburg 22:11
8 Ashley Wilson Blacksburg 22:46
9 Lindsey Boyle Blacksburg 22:51
Next meets: Wednesday, Oct. 24, District; Friday, Nov. 2, Region; Friday or Saturday, Nov. 9 or 10, State Championship.
BUBBLE TEAMS
BRENTSVILLE (VA)
Did not run this past weekend.
CARDINAL GIBBONS (NC)
Nearly had a perfect score at the 2A Mid-State Conference Championship in Pittsboro, NC on Saturday, scoring 16 points to runner-up Durham School of the Arts' 60 points.
Top five teams: Cardinal Gibbons (16 points); Durham School of the Arts (60); Orange County (92); Northwood (116); Cedar Ridge (127).
1. Heather Beichner CG 18:13
2. Molly Baker CG 19:08
3. Sarah Rapp CG 19:10
4. Leah Vaughn CG 19:14
6. Halsey Merritt CG 19:26
14. Reanna Hawkins CG 20:45
22. Lauren Wasilick CG 22:02
DANIEL (SC)
Dominated Region 1 3A Championship in Greenville, SC by placing 6 in the top 8, averaging 19:35 per runner and scoring 21 points to runner-up Greenville's 42 points.
Top five teams: Daniel (21 points, 19:35 per runner average); Greenville (42, 20:55); Travelers Rest (92, 22:43); Belton Honea Path (95, 23:07); Pickens (136, 24:19).
1 Haughey, Sinead 9 Daniel 18:07.86
3 Segars, Erica 10 Daniel 19:20.85
6 Dickey, Katherine 9 Daniel 20:07.56
7 Droddy, Lauren 2 Daniel 20:11.12
8 Droddy, Allison 10 Daniel 20:12.13
9 Pennebaker, Chris 9 Daniel 20:17.89
13 Garrett, Mary C. 10 Daniel 20:56.05
14 Gaines, Hannah 9 Daniel 21:32.82
HERNDON (VA)
At the Double Duals Invitational, lost freshman/sophomore race to SE Bubble team Oakton, 38-53, and tied SE Bubble team Oakton in the Juniors/Senior portion of the Double Duals, 44-44.
Frosh/Soph race (Herdon's top runners)
1 Hennessey, Carolyn Herndon High School 19:35.74
33 Kelley, Clare Herndon High School 23:37.89
45 Wolfe, Rachel Herndon High School 25:41.94
Junior/Senior race (Herndon's top runners)
4 O'Bryan, Joan Herndon High School 20:05.74
5 Downer, Julia Herndon High School 20:06.95
8 Burkeen, Lily Herndon High School 20:16.22
11 Merrill, Katie Herndon High School 20:28.03
16 Jensen, Ashley Herndon High School 21:12.94
19 Luehrs, Rachel Herndon High School 21:53.91
22 Keeling, Stephanie Herndon High School 21:58.25
26 Glass, Sarah Herndon High School 22:11.89
LAKE BRADDOCK (VA)
Despite resting top 5, Lake Braddock dominated Patriot Festival at Burke Lake and showed tremendous depth with a perfect score (15 points) in the Junior/Senior race and 19 points in the Freshman/Sophomore race.
Won the 7-team Junior/Senior race by beating runner-up TC Williams, 19-98.
1 Lardner, Casey FR Lake Braddock 6:37 19:42
2 Jarris, Mari SO Lake Braddock 6:45 20:05
3 Doerner, Ashley SO Lake Braddock 6:56 20:37
4 Newsham, Katie SO Titans 6:58 20:44
5 Ray, Kristina SO Lake Braddock 6:59 20:47 5
11 Landy, Tara FR Lake Braddock 7:12 21:27
12 Ko, Victoria Annandale 7:15 21:35
13 Crow, Erin FR Lake Braddock 7:18 21:43
16 Kohler, Monica SO Lake Braddock 7:20 21:51
18 Bourneuf, Jessica FR Lake Braddock 7:26 22:08
Won the 6-team Freshman/Sophomore race by beating runner-up West Potomac, 15-63.
1 Moore, Christine SR Lake Braddock 6:30 19:21
2 Khoury, Nadeen JR Lake Braddock 6:40 19:52
3 Moore, Taylor JR Lake Braddock 6:52 20:25
4 Sands, Michaela SR Lake Braddock 6:54 20:32
5 Berg, Erin JR Lake Braddock 7:06 21:08 5
11 Luria, Lindsey SR Lake Braddock 7:14 21:33
12 Newsham, Rebecca SR Titans 7:15 21:35
13 Chan, Lesley SR Lake Braddock 7:20 21:51 12
Next meets: Wednesday, Oct. 24, District; Thursday, Nov. 1, Region; Saturday, Nov. 10, State Championship.
LOURDES (FL)
Despite tremendous heat and humidity, dominated and won 10th straight Miami-Dade County Championships in Miami, FL, by placing 5 in the top 7 and scoring 21 points to runner-up Miami Southridge's 62 points and averaging 20:21 per runner.
Top five: Lourdes (21 points, 20:21 average per runner); Miami Southridge (62, 21:41); Braddock (125, 23:18); South Dade (201, 24:35); Miami Sunset (214 points).
Note: 2 p.m. start, heat and humidity, slowed times.
1 Meagan Hoar SR Lourdes 6:24 19:55
2 Cristina Brea SO Lourdes 6:26 20:00
5 Nastasha Rodriguez JR Lourdes 6:36 20:33
6 Alessandra Valdez FR Lourdes 6:37 20:36
7 Catherine Ventura FR Lourdes 6:39 20:41
12 Jillian Gil SR Lourdes 6:55 21:29
Next week: Will rest top runners.
MORGANTOWN (WV)
Lost to SE Bubble team University, 43-53 at the Region 1 AAA Championship, at Preston High in Kingwood, WV on Thursday.
Top five teams: University (43 points, 20:37); Morgantown (53, 20:51); Preston (68, 21:23); North Marion (107, 22:25); Fairmont Senior (141, 23:18).
1 Petit, Allison 11 Morgantown 19:30.84
5 Berry, Emma 12 Morgantown 19:58.88
11 Moskal, Aubrey 12 Morgantown 21:01.12
14 Radcliffe, Megan 11 Morgantown 21:28.62 14
22 Lafata, Gabrielle 11 Morgantown 22:15.91
24 Arthurs, Alex 10 Morgantown 23:00.09
32 Rich, April 9 Morgantown 23:56.66 32
OAKTON (VA)
At the Double Duals Invitational, won the freshman/sophomore portion of meet by beating SE Bubble team Herndon, 38-53, and tied SE Bubble team Herndon in the Juniors/Senior portion of the Double Duals, 44-44.
Frosh/Soph race (Oakton's top runners)
2 Gregor, Alison Oakton High School 19:38.57
3 Berlin, Kathryn Oakton High School 20:07.19
11 Montross, Lauren Oakton High School 21:03.70
13 Burke, Lauren Oakton High School 21:19.71
14 Jones, Alyson Oakton High School 21:25.71
15 Sapone, Rachel Oakton High School 21:35.26
16 Shukla, Oshin Oakton High School 21:39.36
17 Smith, Meghan Oakton High School 21:40.69
Junior/Senior race (Oakton's top runners)
2 Galbo, Becky Oakton High School 19:33.26
7 Hansen, Erika Oakton High School 20:08.55
10 Monahan, Amanda Oakton High School 20:23.50
12 Manzur, Gladys Oakton High School 20:47.25
13 Notarangelo, Katie Oakton High School 20:54.77
15 Holden, Jenny Oakton High School 21:11.43
17 Leonard, Stefanie Oakton High School 21:28.26
24 Sharer, Nicole Oakton High School 22:05.27
PROVIDENCE (NC)
Finished second to Myers Park at the Southwestern 4A Conference Championships in Charlotte, 30-40. Had 4 of the top 8 spots, but No. 5 runner was 16th.
Top five teams: Myers Park (30); Providence (40); Weddington (61); South Mecklenburg (124); Ardrey Kell (134).
4 Jenna Paley (12) Providence 19:51
5 Becky Hetherington (12) Providence 19:58
7 Katelyn Costa (10) Providence 20:12
8 Jamie VanTassell (10) Providence 20:29
16 Melissa Gannon (12) Providence 21:12
17 Alex Biggers (11) Providence 21:13
19 Lindsay Peterson (10) Providence 21:17
ROBERSON (NC)
Easily won the Moutain Athletic Conference Championship, 19-40 against runner-up Asheville, by taking 6 of the top 8 places at Enloe Farm, just outside of Franklin, NC. Top five averaged 20:31.9 (better than the 20:44 from last year and 20:55 from 2005).
1 Caroline Kirby, 12, Roberson, 19:52.2
3. Kylie Smith, 11, Roberson, 20:29.7
4. Marie Mauhar, 9, Roberson, 20:34.5
5. Stephanie Chapman, 12, Roberson, 20:42.4
7. Zoe Dubin, 10, Roberson, 21:01.2
8. Laura Hoer, 10, Roberson, 21:03.6
16. Jessy Downey, 10, Roberson, 22:22.9
SACRED HEART (KY)
Finished second to SE No. 6 Assumption at the 5-team Academy Meet in Louisville, KY at Seneca Park, 26-31. Sacred Heart averaged 19:28 per runner to Assumption's 19:32.
Top five: Assumption (26 points, 19:32 per runner average); Sacred Heart (31, 19:28); Notre Dame (71, 20:41); Mercy Academy (120, 22:18); Presentation Academy (143, 23:14).
1 Emma Brink 09 Sacred Heart 18:13.0
2 Emme McAtee 11 Sacred Heart 18:38.2
7 Catherine Allen 09 Sacred Heart 19:46.3
9 Clare Julian 11 Sacred Heart 20:04.1
12 Logan Fry 10 Sacred Heart 20:38.9
13 Sarah Murphy 11 Sacred Heart 20:44.4
17 Vanessa Triplett 09 Sacred Heart 20:53.9
SCOTTSBORO (AL)
Did not run this past weekend
UNIVERSITY (WV)
Beat to SE Bubble team Morgantown, 43-53 to win the the Region 1 AAA Championship at Preston High in Kingwood, WV on Thursday.
Top five teams: University (43 points, 20:37); Morgantown (53, 20:51); Preston (68, 21:23); North Marion (107, 22:25); Fairmont Senior (141, 23:18).
4 Portner, Hallie SR University HS 19:55.25
6 Martinelli, Lydia SO University HS 20:00.47
8 Martinelli, Sarah JR University HS 20:41.91
12 Wyatt, Lindsay SR University HS 21:07.15
13 Sirockman, Jennifer SR University HS 21:24.78
18 van der Sloot, Jennifer JR University HS 21:56.91
21 Kimble, Alison SO University HS 22:09.44
OTHERS
MAULDIN (SC)
Easily won 12-team Geenville County Championships, beating runner-up Greer, 30-73 and taking 4 of the top 6 places and 5 of the top 16.
Top five teams: Mauldin (30 points, 19:10 per runner average); Greer (73, 19:53); JL Mann (91, 19:57); Wade Hampton (117, 20:28); Greenville (130, 20:46).
1 Alyssa Kulik 12 Mauldin 5:53.0 18:16.67
3 Hannah Morgan 12 Mauldin 6:06.8 18:59.44
4 Caroline McDonough 10 Mauldin 6:11.0 19:12.51
6 Alexa Neiling 10 Mauldin 6:13.0 19:18.66
17 Kathleen Jacob 10 Mauldin 6:27.9 20:05.08
19 Lauren Bennett 8 Mauldin 6:29.1 20:08.73
31 Catriona Ewing 9 Mauldin 6:40.9 20:45.32
MYERS PARK (NC)
Beat SE Bubble team Providence to win the Southwestern 4A Conference Championships in Charlotte, 30-40 by taking the top 2 spots, 4 of the top 9 and 5 of the top 12. Top five teams: Myers Park (30); Providence (40); Weddington (61); South Mecklenburg (124); Ardrey Kell (134).
1 Allison Hofmann (11) Myers Park 19:19
2 Alexa Gellman (11) Myers Park 19:24
6 Amy Higgins (12) Myers Park 20:01
9 Eloise Hamilton (12) Myers Park 20:31
12 Laura Carpenter (11) Myers Park 20:40
15 Becca DeLoache (10) Myers Park 21:05
18 Emily Zizzi (9) Myers Park 21:17
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