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North Coast Section
All League Finals Summaries
Adam Hall
Not to be republished without permission.
Alameda-Contra Costa League
Wednesday, Nov. 6
Tilden Park, Berkeley
2.95 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. Berkeley 23
2. Alameda 34
El Cerrito inc.
Pinole Valley inc.
Individuals:
1. Alex Enscoe 11 Berkeley 16:54
2. Yoji Richert 12 Alameda 17:25
3. Austin Hicks 11 Pinole Valley 17:45
4. Marty Skeels 10 Alameda 18:02
5. Nic Riley 12 Berkeley 18:14
6. Bradley Johnson 11 Berkeley 18:20
7. Alex Weissman 11 Berkeley 18:42
8. Jonathon Finney 12 Berkeley 19:06
9. Nick Falzone 11 Alameda 19:11
10. Anthony O’Toole Alameda 19:14
Led by league champion Alex Enscoe, Berkeley won its first ACCAL title
in
the league’s current alignment, denying Alameda its third-straight
league
win. Enscoe’s surge over the last half of the race gave him an easy
30-second win on the tough and hilly course and Berkeley packed its top
five
in the first eight finishers in essentially a dual with Alameda. Berkeley
looks to make some noise in Division I, while Alameda, led by senior Yoji
Richert will try its hand in the Division II race at NCS.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. Alameda 15
2. El Cerrito 50
Individuals:
1. Corinne Roberts 12 Alameda 21:13
2. Kristin Wheeler 11 Alameda 22:10
3. Jill Zarifis 11 Alameda 22:25
4. Jessica Vaughan 9 Alameda 22:38
5. Jennifer Steiner 11 Alameda 23:31
6. Devaja Shafer 9 Alameda 23:58
7. Nicole Rodriguez 10 Alameda 24:38
8. Alexandra Teng 11 El Cerrito 25:46
9. Francesca Petroni 9 El Cerrito 27:46
10. Anna Kooyman 9 El Cerrito 27:59
Alameda shuffled its lineup from what was viewed at several big meets
this
year. Led by two-time league champion Corinne Roberts and transfer Kristin
Wheeler, the Hornets have the horses, including a bevy of frosh-soph talent,
to make the Division I race interesting.
Bay Counties League - East
Friday, Nov. 8
Joaquin Miller Park, Oakland
2.6 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. College Prep 35
2. Berean Christian 44
3. Head Royce 54
4. Athenian 107
5. Bentley 124
California School for the Deaf inc.
Contra Costa Christian
Individuals:
1. Daniel Fisher 12 College Prep 15:10
2. Ken Akiha 11 Head Royce 15:49
3. Steve Mindrup 11 Berean Christian 15:54
4. Ryan Kraft 11 Berean Christian 15:56
5. Frank Bauch 11 Head Royce 16:01
6. Andrew Nguyen 12 College Prep 16:01
7. Kevin Williams 11 College Prep 16:19
8. Conrad Murphy 10 Head Royce 16:29
9. Sean Grimm 12 Berean Christian 16:34
10. Paul Aurich 11 College Prep 16:36
College Prep, led by individual champion Fisher, pretty much had its
way
with the recently divided BCL. Head Royce, who had kept close to Berean
Christian during the league season, was without its No. 4. Fisher is among
a
group of three or four poised to challenge for the Division V crown.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. Berean Christian 39
2. College Prep 41
3. Bentley 71
4. Head Royce 82
5. Athenian 97
Contra Costa Christian inc.
Individuals:
1. Whitney Jacobsmeyer 12 Berean Christian 18:14
2. Christina Soinski 9 Bentley 18:18
3. Amanda Maccario 10 Berean Christian 19:40
4. Nika Dahlbacka 12 College Prep 19:46
5. Claire Blakey 10 College Prep 19;48
6. Emily Hansen 11 Athenian 19:53
7. Alexandria Lozano 10 Berean Christian 19:56
8. Alicia Sandiford 10 Contra Costa Christian 19:56
9. Phoebe Hasley 12 Head Royce 20:11
10. Breen Byrnes 12 College Prep 20:24
Though College Prep was third in the regular season, they nearly upset
league heavy Berean Christian. Despite only putting five on the starting
line, College Prep packed five in the top 12. Jacobsmeyer has had a good
season thus far, leading Berean to a league title, but the real surprise
may
be the freshmen from Bentley, a first-year school in Lafayette.
Bay Counties League - West
Wednesday, Nov. 13
Golden Gate Park
3.1 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. University 30
2. Lick Wilmerding 58
3. Crystal Springs Upland 91
4. Urban 108
5. Stuart Hall 121
6. Marin Academy 136
7. Gateway 196
1. Nick Neely 12 Crystal Springs 16:32
2. John Gaudette 12 Lick Wilmerding 17:18
3. Jonah Platt-Ross 11 University 17:26
4. Aron Walker 12 University 17:28
5. Doug Kenter 12 Urban 17:56
6. Sean Pont 12 University 18:02
7. Jesse Gerstin 12 Urban 18:12
8. Nat Zingg 12 University 18:16
9. Alexx Campbell 12 University 18:23
10. David Lee 9 University 18:31
University’s depth was on display here, cramming it’s top
six runners in the
top 10 of a good field. Neely and Gaudette are two of the best in Division
V
with Neely establishing himself as the man to beat with his huge win here.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. University 28
2. Lick Wilmerding 65
3. Urban 75
4. Convent 77
5. Crystal Springs Upland 111
Individuals:
1. Ariane Burwell 12 Urban 20:06
2. Grace Hunter 10 University 20:54
3. Molly Treadway 12 University 21:01
4. Sammy Rogers Marin Academy 21:07
5. Diana Best 12 Lick Wilmerding 21:13
6. Christina Rosetti 11 Convent 21:23
7. Vicki Bloom 10 University 21:38
8. Sally Tracy 11 University 22:01
9. Morgan McGovern 9 Convent 22:05
10. Olivia Kenna 12 SF Waldorf 22:45
Same story here as University owns the deed to the BCL title. The Red
Devils aren’t as dominate as they have been in years past, but coach
Jim
Tracy’s squad is young and still very dangerous. Urban’s Ariane
Burwell was
clear of the field by nearly a minute, establishing her as one of the
Division V favorites.
Bay Shore Athletic League
Thursday, Nov. 7
Joaquin Miller Park, Oakland
3.1 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. Piedmont 40
2. St. Mary’s 51
3. St. Joseph-Notre Dame 55
4. Albany 91
5. Salesian 113
St. Patrick-St.Vincent inc.
Individuals
1. Sean Carey 11 Albany 19:52
2. Nick Raushenbush 11 Piedmont 20:10
3. Neil Rodriguez 9 St. Joseph-Nortre Dame 20:18
4. Ricky Griffith 9 Piedmont 20:20
5. Cole Bunzel 11 Piedmont 20:34
6. Andrew Wright 12 St. Joseph-Notre Dame 21:02
7. Sandino Moya-Smith 11 Piedmont 20:46
8. Scott Howard 11 St. Mary’s 20:48
9. Tino Rodriguez 10 St. Mary’s 21:02
10. Matt Mullarkey 11 St. Mary’s 21:03
Carey emerged with a win on a dark and stormy night. The Albany junior
trailed early in the rain but surged over the final hill to overtake
Raushenbush and Rodriguez. Piedmont, who fell to St. Mary’s earlier
this
year, put together an excellent race, packing four runners in the top
seven.
Among the first ten finishers, only one is a senior.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. Piedmont 23
2. St. Mary’s 41
3. Salesian 74
4. St. Joseph-Notre Dame 89
St. Patrick-St. Vince inc.
Albany inc.
1. Gabi Rios-Sotelo 10 St. Mary’s 22:19
2. Jehan Sparks 10 Piedmont 23:27
3. Alli Rowe 11 Piedmont 23:36
4. Emily Olson 10 St. Mary’s 24:02
5. Naomi Sparks 10 Piedmont 24:19
6. Danielle Geong 11 Piedmont 24:30
7. Erica Simpson 12 Piedmont 25:07
8. Dana Isokawa 9 Piedmont 25:07
9. Lisa Marchini 12 Salesian 25:37
10. Nicole Shanahan 12 St. Mary’s 26:03
Rios-Sotelo continues to roll in her pursuit of postseason glory. The
St.
Mary’s sophomore built a sizable lead over the Piedmont horde and
teammate
Emily Olson was the only other runner to break up the Highlanders first
six
finishers. Piedmont comes into the Division IV race sporting a No. 2 state
ranking.
Bay Valley Athletic League
Friday, Nov. 8
Newhall Park, Concord
3.0 miles
Boys:
Teams Scores:
1. Deer Valley 42
2. De La Salle 60
3. Freedom 96
4. Antioch 100
5. Ygnacio Valley 101
6. Clayton Valley 119
7. Pittsburg 225
Liberty inc.
Individuals
1. Abdullah Jamali 12 Ygnacio Valley 16:05
2. Dan Fitzpatrick 12 Deer Valley 16:15
3. Tom Johnson 12 De La Salle 16:23
4. Lancer Smith 12 Freedom 16:31
5. Ryan Lewis 9 Ygnacio Valley 16:34
6. Jared Clay 10 Deer Valley 16:35
7. Andrew Bock 10 Antioch 16:37
8. Tom Cox 9 De La Salle 16:40
9. Brandon Fink 12 Freedom 16:45
10. Sean Daley 9 Deer Valley 16:46
Deer Valley finally slain the dragon many had tried to kill over the
last 14
years. Packing all five runners is the top 13, paced by runner-up Dan
Fitzpatrick, the Wolverines became the first team since 1987 to beat De
La
Salle at the league championships. Jamali finished off an undefeated league
season with the win.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. Carondelet 35
2. Deer Valley 36
3. Liberty 77
4. Antioch 142
5. Clayton Valley 157
6. Ygnacio Valley 165
7. Freedom 168
8. Pittsburg 192
Individuals:
1. Jessica Daley 12 Deer Valley 19:12
2. Heather Scott 12 Deer Valley 19:29
3. Renee Dudek Liberty 19:59
4. Michelle Telfer 12 Carondelet 20:02
5. Katie Mati 9 Carondelet 20:08
6. Tamara Torlakson 11 Deer Valley 20:12
7. Shae Dinino 11 Carondelet 20:22
8. Kristen Scanlon Carondelet 20:25
9. Megan Sodowsky 11 Liberty 20:26
10. Amanda Parson 11 Antioch 20:27
Deer Valley nearly made it an unprecedented sweep, but fell to the Cougars
by a single point. Six Carondelet runners scurried across the finish line
before Deer Valley's fourth runner, sealing the win. Daley and Scott are
a
solid 1-2 punch and the Wolverines will try their hand in the Division
I at
NCS.
Coastal Mountain Conference
Wednesday, Nov. 13
Highland Springs, Kelseyville
3.1 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. Willits 50
2. Fort Bragg 52
3. St. Vincent 72
4. Rincon Valley Christian 89
5. Santa Rosa Christian 131
6. Lower Lake 154
7. Kelseyville 160,
Clear Lake inc.
Cloverdale inc.
Middletown inc.
Tomales inc.
Individuals:
1. Kelly Clark 12 Willits 17:45
2. Christian Yungert 11 St. Vincent 18:14
3. Victor Ornelas 12 Fort Bragg 18:20
4. Sean Sanders 12 Rincon Valley Christian 18:28
5. Tedd Smith 12 Willits 18:45
6. Cody Bartholomew 12 Willits 19:05
7. Joel Dines 11 Fort Bragg 19:07
8. Richard Caccamo 12 Fort Bragg 19:10
9. Jeff Jackson 10 Santa Rosa Christian 19:12
10. Ben Veater-Fuchs 12 Fort Bragg 19:18
Clark led his team to a close win over Fort Bragg, preserving Willit’s
league title. Clark, a half-minute winner here, will contend for a top
spot
in the Division IV race at NCS. The Wolverines put three in the top six
to
edge Fort Bragg which had four runners in the top 10.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. St. Vincent 69
2. Willits 76
3. Kelseyville 83
4. Lower Lake 89
5. Middletown 116,
6. Santa Rosa Christian 153
7. Fort Bragg 155
8. Tomales 179
Clear Lake inc.
Cloverdale inc.
Rincon Valley Christian inc.
1. Caitlin Pilkington 10 St. Vincent 21:03
2. Meredith Duvarado 11 Santa Rosa Christian 22:02
3. Leslie Hirshfield 11 Santa Rosa Christian 22:10
4. Kathleen Gardiner 11 St. Vincent 22:13
5. Jennifer Keithly 11 Kelseyville 22:25
6. Cheyenne Waldman 9 Willits 22:33
7. Ashley Shephard 9 Willits 22:35
8. Meredith Stenberg 12 Fort Bragg 22:38
9. Michelle McMullen 11 Lower Lake 23:27
10. Carly Stockman 11 Kelseyville 23:42
St. Vincent edged a young Willits team on a tough course to complete
its
undefeated season. Pilkington reaffirmed her dominance, winning by nearly
a
minute of the over Santa Rosa Christian duo of Duvarado and Hirshfield.
St.
Vincent and Willits will renew the rivalry in the Division IV race at
Hayward. Host Kelseyville, with three in the top 14, used the home-course
advantage to keep it close.
Diablo Foothill Athletic League
Hidden Valley Park, Martinez
Saturday, Nov. 9
3.0 Miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. Miramonte 52 (wins on No. 6 runner’s place)
2. College Park 52
3. Campolindo 61
4. Northgate 83
5. Acalanes 115,
6. Concord 165
7. Alhambra 210
8. Dublin 226
9. Las Lomas 258
Individuals:
1. Barry Fischer 12 Campolindo 15:57
2. Mitchell Steves 11 College Park 16:35
3. Ryan Mason 11 Concord 16:36
4. Nick Sears 11 Northgate 16:41
5. Brady Pivirotto 11 College Park 16:49
6. Joel Buscheck 11 Miramonte 16:54
7. Daniel Mejia 10 Miramonte 16:57
8. Justin Pines 11 Campolindo 17:01
9. David Penskar 10 Miramonte 17:06
10. Harlan Lopez 11 Acalanes 17:14
Miramonte put together an inspired performance to pull off an upset.
The
Matadors won on their tie-breaking sixth runner who was 13th, while College
Park’s sixth runners was two spots back. Miramonte avenged an earlier
loss
to the Falcons during the league season. Campolindo also ran well on a
tough course. Fischer continues to look impressive, posting a big win
over
a solid field.
Girls
Team Scores:
1. College Park 43
2. Campolindo 54
3. Northgate 79
4. Miramonte 93
5. Acalanes 113
6. Alhambra 142
7. Las Lomas 198
8. Concord 210
9. Dublin 259
Individuals:
1. Lindsay Allen 11 College Park 18:37
2. Jenn Saura 12 Miramonte 19:17
3. Vera Ross 11 Campolindo 19:29,
4. Maureen Huber 10 Acalanes 19:35
5. Jenny Perham 10 Northgate 19:38
6. Erica Holland 11 College Park 19:46
7. Samantha Jones 12 Alhambra 19:52
8. Jacqui Trenkwalder 11 Northgate 19:52
9. April Dyer 10 Campolindo 19:53
10. Nicole Pennes 9 College Park 19:57
A huge upset here. College Park reaffirms its place among the top two
or
three squads in the section. Led by individual champion Lindsay Allen,
each
Falcons finisher was just ahead of its Cougar counterpart. The Falcons
2-5
gap was just 22 seconds. Allen, one of the best in the section, defeated
defending Division III champion Saura, who appears to be returning to
postseason form.
East Bay Athletic League
Saturday, Nov. 9
Shadow Cliffs, Pleasanton
3.1 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. San Ramon Valley 16
2. Monte Vista 73
3. Foothill 90
4. Livermore 101
5. Amador Valley 128
6. Granada 155
7. California 156
Individuals:
1. Dallin Rosdahl 11 San Ramon Valley 16:16
2. Scott Bauhs 11 San Ramon Valley 16:45
3. John Martin 12 San Ramon Valley 16:59
4. Tristan Blair 10 San Ramon Valley 17:05
5. Jordan Ritenour Monte Vista 17:27
6. Justin Arnold 11 San Ramon Valley 17:30
7. Matthew Facchin 12 San Ramon Valley 17:31
8. Jonathan Rihel 12 San Ramon Valley 17:34
9. D.J. Will 11 Foothill 17:42
10. Keith Bailey 10 Granada 17:42
Sweeping a league championships is extraordinarily difficult and the
Wolves
nearly pulled it off. Rosdahl continues to shine, posting an impressive
win
in virtually an intra-squad meet. Monte Vista threw everything they had
at
San Ramon and will attempt to play the spoiler role at the NCS meet.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. Monte Vista 41
2. Granada 68
3. Amador 69
4. San Ramon 72
5. Foothill 101
6. California 174
7. Livermore 196
Individuals:
1. Elizabeth Ottenheimer 10 Granada 19:45
2. Tenaya Dunbar 12 San Ramon Valley 19:55
3. Emily McGregor 11 Monte Vista 20:02
4. Lisa Crampton 12 Granada 20:14
5. Christi Brown 12 Monte Vista 20:35
6. Caitlin MacDonald 10 Amador 20:59
7. Tiffany Chinn 10 San Ramon Valley 21:04
8. Erica Ellebrecht 11 Foothill 21:10
9. Amanda Swan 10 Monte Vista 21:17
10. Katina Sanford 9 Granada 21:22
Ottenheimer flew out to a big lead to hold on to a 10-second win over
Dunbar
who moved up steadily throughout the race. Monte Vista wasn't nearly as
dominate as San Ramon's boys were, but got the job done. The Mustangs
top
five all placed among the first 13 finishers.
Hayward Area Athletic League
Thursday, Nov. 7
Hayward High School, Hayward
3.0 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. Moreau Catholic 36
2. Castro Valley 55
3. Bishop O'Dowd 62
4. Arroyo 114
5. Mt. Eden 129
6. San Leandro 152
7. Tennyson 172
Hayward inc.
Individuals:
1. Yong-Sung Leal 12 Arroyo 15:25
2. Brandon Carballo 11 Moreau Catholic 15:47
3. Taylor Graham 11 Moreau Catholic 15:54
4. John Yano 11 Castro Valley 16:00
5. Mark Sanchez 12 Mt. Eden 16:04
6. Chris Wong 11 Bishop O'Dowd 16:06
7. Tony Quintana 10 Moreau Catholic 16:09
8. Zane Welte 12 Castro Valley 16:19
9. Marc D'Onfrio 11 Bishop O'Dowd 16:22
10.T.J. Miller 12 Castro Valley 16:27
Leal is returning to form, but had to fight off weather conditions and
the
fast-rising Carballo and Graham. Moreau was in control the whole way,
content to let Leal run out front and concern themselves with the rest
of
the field.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. Bishop O'Dowd 35
2. Castro Valley 52
3. Moreau Catholic 100
4. Hayward 101
5. Arroyo 101
6. San Leandro 130
7. Mt. Eden 184
Individuals:
1. Anna Purcell 11 Bishop O'Dowd 18:53
2. Ariel Wright 9 Bishop O'Dowd 19:06
3. Beth Phillips 11 San Leandro 19:14
4. Jessica Scalzo 11 Arroyo 19:33
5. Jessica LaPonte 9 Castro Valley 19:41
6. Kelley Stewart 11 Castro Valley 19:48
7. Maggie Aker 9 Bishop O'Dowd 19:58
8. Rachel Mendez 10 Hayward 20:00
9. Shannon Alter 11 Castro Valley 20:05
10. Aoife Hanrahan 11 Moreau Catholic 20:05
Purcell pulled away from Wright and Phillips with 1200 meters left to
earn
her first league win. Wright was equally impressive, holding off Phillips.
Castro Valley had an off day and could not overcome O'Dowd’s 1-2
punch. The
Dragons now have the tough task of making noise in a strong Division III
race, while Castro Valley looks to regroup in the Division I race.
Humboldt-Del Norte League
Saturday, Nov. 16
Patricks Point, Trinidad
3 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. Arcata 29
2. Eureka 44
3. Del Norte 73
4. Southern Trinity 109
5. McKinleyville 115
Fortuna inc.
Individuals:
1. John Figueiredo 10 Arcata 15:47
2. Aaron Magazzi 11 Ferndale 15:57
3. Kevin Kinnery 12 Del Norte 16:45
4. Mike Price 12 Eureka 17:00
5. Spien Komak 12 Eureka 17:12
6. Ryan Rosseau 12 Arcata 17:29
7. Peyman Aryanpour 12 Arcata 17:50
8. Catalin Corrigan 11 Arcata 17:53
9. Mike Patterson 12 Southern Trinity 17:54
10. Joe Wolfe 12 Eureka 18:05
No big surprises here as Arcata packed four runners in the top eight
to
unseat Eureka for the first time since 1993. Figueiredo was clearly the
class of the field, running away from Kinnery and Magazzi. Magazzi cut
into
Figueiredo’s lead in the final mile but wasn’t quite able
to catch him.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. Arcata 21
2. Eureka 41
Fortuna inc.
Individuals:
1. Yasmine White 9 Arcata 19:59
2. Molly Hoch 9 Arcata 20:57
3. Brianne Oliphant 10 Fortuna 21:10
4. Nicole Beare 10 Eureka 21:16
5. Kathy Kelsey 12 Arcata 21:49
6. Emma Kelsey 9 Arcata 21:52
7. Katie Azevedo 12 Arcata 21:58
8. Seiche Genger 9 Eureka 22:08
9. Angie Woiski 9 Arcata 22:11
10. Chelsea Ayers 11 Eureka 22:11
As advertised, Arcata’s youth movement put on a clinic. Led by
the freshmen
duo of Yasmie White and Molly Hoch, the Tigers grabbed six of the top
nine
spots. White hasn’t lost to a local competitor this season.
Marin County Athletic League
Saturday, Nov. 16
Indian Valley College, Novato
3.1 miles
Boys:
Teams Scores:
1 Redwood 23
2 Terra Linda 70
3 Tamalpais 84
4 Branson 99
5 Drake 143
6 Novato 150
7 San Rafael 190
8 Justin Siena 195
9 Marin Catholic 196
San Marin inc.
Individuals:
1 Jake Schmitt 10 Redwood 17:30
2 Andrew Garrett 12 Redwood 18:10
3 Andrew Wolf 11 Redwood 18:13
4 Alexander Varner 12 Branson 18:18
5 Alex Roedel 12 San Rafael 18:26
6 James Gowdey 12 Terra Linda 18:30
7 Ryan Farrell 12 Redwood 18:31
8 Eric Lee 11 Drake 18:33
9 Aman Gebremichael 10 Tamalpais 18:40
10 Michael Dooher 12 Redwood 18:48
Redwood has owned this league for a while and there was little drama this
year. The Giants shut the door with a 1-2-3 finish and its entire scoring
five placed in the top 10. Terra Linda, a threat in the NCS Division IV,
was the best of the rest. Schmitt ran well, missing the course record
by 10
seconds.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. Marin Catholic 28
2. Redwood 49
3. San Marin 76
4. Tamalpais 108
5. Novato 145
6. Justin Siena 190
7. Drake 215
8. Branson 222
9. Terra Linda 231
10. San Rafael 240
Individuals:
1. Nicci Fish 12 Marin Catholic 19:42
2. Emily Van Buskirk 12 Marin Catholic 21:23
3. Clare Ayala 12 Marin Catholic 21:50
4. Claire Ross 9 Redwood 22:03
5. Liz Gill 11 Branson 22:08
6. Zoe Brown 12 San Marin 22:09
7. Natalie Joffe 11 Marin Catholic 22:13
8. Natalie Kuhn 10 Redwood 22:18
9. Carli O’Leary 10 San Marin 22:18
10. Robin Hextrun 10 Tamalpais 22:26
On a course that runs 90 seconds slower than Woodward Park, Marin Catholic’s
Nicci Fish was a revelation in her course-record win. The Wildcat senior
won by nearly two minutes over a pair of teammates. The Wildcats have
avoided high-profile races this year, but are a real Division IV threat.
A
young Redwood team edged defending champion San Marin for second.
Mission Valley Athletic League
Thursday, Nov. 14
Coyote Hills, Fremont
3.1 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. American 32
2. James Logan 57
3. Irvington 66
4. Mission San Jose 68
5. Newark Memorial 133
6. Washington 166
7. Kennedy 188
Individuals:
1. Yosef Ghebray 10 Logan 16:30
2. Andy Holguin 11 American 17:46
3. Robert Noakes 12 Irvington 17:49
4. Esayas Gebrekidan Logan 17:57
5. Phillip Painter 11 Mission San Jose 18:04
6. Tim Wu 11 American 18:07
7. Cliff Cheng 10 American 18:12
8. Kevin McCourt 11 American 18:17
9. Richard Ho 9 American 18:22
10. Aaron Palajac 12 Mission San Jose 18:27
American confirmed its status as the best in the MVAL with its first-ever
boys league title. The Eagles packed its top five in the top nine spots,
led by junior Andy Holguin. James Logan’s Yosef Ghebray kept the
individual
title all in the family with the stud sophomore posting a 76-second win.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. Mission San Jose 40
2. James Logan 43
3. Newark Memorial 44
4. Irvington 104
5. American 111
Individuals:
1. Sarah Wolfe12 Newark Memorial 21:04
2. Elise Beck 11 Mission San Jose 21:14
3. Katie Drago Newark Memorial 21:20
4. Edina Forgo 12 Mission San Jose 21:48
5. Amanda Martinez 11 Logan 22:02
6. Melissa Aurit 12 Logan 22:17
7. Tanya Przybyla 10 Newark Memorial 22:26
8. Maricel Hernandez 12 Logan 22:27
9. Olivia Vegh 12 Mission San Jose
10. Natalys Guseva 12 Mission San Jose 22:49
Mission, a perennial league power, won this nail-biter over Logan and
Newark
Memorial. The Warriors exhibited great packing with four runners in the
top
10. Newark’s Sarah Wolfe was wire-to-wire the best runner in the
league
this season, posting a 10-second win over Beck from Mission.
North Bay League
Spring Lake, Santa Rosa
Friday, Nov. 8
2.97 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. Montgomery 35
2. Santa Rosa 59
3. Ukiah 92
4. Maria Carrillo 93
5. C. Newman 104
6. Rancho Cotate 138
7. Piner 184
1. Matt Fitch 11 Montgomery 15:53
2. Eddy McFarlin 11 Santa Rosa 16:04
3. K.C. Cody 11 Montgomery 16:07
4. Tim Quiroga 10 Ukiah 16:09
5. JK Withers 11 C. Newman 16:21
6.Chris Gardina 12 Piner 16:28
7.Andrew Gallagher 12 Montgomery 16:32
8. Silas Stafford 11 Santa Rosa 16:39
9. Michael Brew 9 Maria Carrillo 16:44
10. Alex Conley 10 Montgomery 16:44
Fitch continued his fine season with an 11-second win. The
underclassmen-laden Vikings packed four runners in the top 10 and their
1-5
gap was just more than a minute. McFarlin split the Vikings' duo, leading
his team to a runner-up finish.
Girls
Team Scores:
1. Montgomery 36
2. Maria Carrillo 49
3. Ukiah 88
4. Ursuline 103
5. Santa Rosa 107
6. Rancho Cotate 154
Individuals
1. Amy Robinson 10 Maria Carrillo 17:44
2. Shelby Leland 11 Ukiah 17:47
3. Phyllis Blanchard 11 Rancho Cotate 17:56
4. Kim Handel 12 Montgomery 18:26
5. Kim Conley 11 Montgomery 18:40
6. Emma Conley 10 Montgomery 19:08
7. Kelly Lane 11 Ursuline 19:15
8. Julianne Baker 12 Maria Carrillo 19:19
9. Kristin Fladseth 10 Maria Carrillo 19:24
10. Marissa Walsh 10 Montgomery 19:26
Robinson is quietly on her way to becoming one of the all-time Santa
Rosa
greats barely into her sophomore year. The Carillo star edged Leland who
appears to be peaking at the right time. While Montgomery's team time
was
well off a phenomenal performance last month, the Vikings 1-5 gap was
68
seconds. Carrillo second-place finish belies an impressive team time of
96:31, good enough to raise eyebrows across the state.
Sonoma County League
Wednesday, Nov. 13
Spring Lake Park, Santa Rosa
2.97 miles
Boys:
Team Scores:
1. Casa Grande 61
2. El Molino 67
3. Petaluma 68
4. Analy 73
5. Healdsburg 101
6. Sonoma 125
7. Windsor 221
Individuals:
1. Ruben Mora-Roman Jr. 12 Analy 15:51
2. Kevin Correa 11 El Molino 16:29
3. Jonathon Teeter 11 El Molino 16:32
4. Mike Becker 10 Casa Grande 16:39
5. Ben Seisdedos 12 Healdsburg 16:52
6. Micheal Feraco-Eberle 12 Analy 17:01
7. Dylan Hosey 12 Petaluma 17:05
8. Daniel Dry 12 El Molino 17:06
9. Ian Messier 12 Casa Grande 17:15
10. Javier Cabrera 12 Casa Grande 17:22
Casa Grande won a league meet as good as advertised. Analy which fell
to
the Gauchos by a single point earlier in the year, was fourth, but only
12
points back. Paced by sophomore Mike Becker, Casa packed four runners
in
the top 15 to win its first meet since 1996. Mora reaffirmed his dominance
over the league and will be a serious contender in the Division III race
at
the NCS meet.
Girls:
Team Scores:
1. Petaluma 42
2. Healdsburg 53
3. Casa Grande 81
4. Analy 94
5. Sonoma 115
6. Windsor 161
7. El Molino 175
Individuals:
1. Ashton LeSieur 10 Casa Grande 18:56
2. Renee Chaffin 12 Sonoma 19:22
3. Angela Kabanuck 12 Casa Grande 19:35
4. Amanda Atkinson 9 Healdsburg 20:08
5. Kelly Rogers 12 Healdsburg 20:21
6. Jaqui Vance 12 Petaluma 20:30
7. Molly Zapata 10 Petaluma 20:52
8. Stephanie Laslo 11 Petaluma 20:57
9. Audra Allen 11 Petaluma 21:05
10. Chiara Sottile 11 Sonoma 21:06
Petaluma earned its third-straight league title, putting on a packing
exhibition. The Trojans stacked six runners in the top 13. LeSieur, a
revelation last track season, has shown little difficulty adapting to
hill
and dale, breaking 19 minutes on the Santa Rosa standard.
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