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Yankton girls and boys both sweep in SD, and Iowa City
girls go 2 for 2 in Iowa
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Iowa
MVC Super Meet 10/6/05 @ Cedar Rapids
HL#4 Iowa City High put all five scorers
in the top twenty-six to win the MVC Super Meet in Cedar Rapids. Iowa City scored
63 points, with Cedar Rapids second with 73, Kennedy (Cedar Rapids) was third
with 80, followed by HL#5 Iowa City West and Xavier
Cedar Rapids (both scoring 87, with West winning on the pusher). Thirteen full
teams competed. Sarah Wickman (Iowa City West) ran
14:41 for 4k to win, with Sarah Larsen (Cedar Falls)
second at 14:46. Meaghan Nelson (Xavier) was third
at 14:50, with Brittany Dlhy leading Iowa City in
fourth 15:00. Andrea Wacker (Kennedy) was fifth
at 15:03, with Claire Hall (Iowa City West 15:08), Alyssa
Driscoll (Xavier 15:12), Samantha Sidwell (Iowa
City 15:18), Jordan Stahlecker (Iowa City West 15:21)
and Laura Nedderman (Kennedy 15:23) completing the
top ten.
Cedar Falls put five scorers into the top fifteen to win the boy's team title
with 47 points. Iowa City High was second with 73, with Kennedy, Cedar Rapids
third with 75 and Wahlert, Dubuque fourth with 106. Ryan
Williamson (16:04) and Adam Hairston (16:06)
gave Kennedy a 1-2 finish, with Brain Koch (Wahlert)
third at 16;08. Mike Shoemaker (Iowa City 16;13), Tyler
Meyer (Wahlert 16:14) and Steve Arntson (Cedar
Falls) came across the line together in 4-5-6 with Jason
Mitchell (Cedar Falls 16:18), Alan Jackson (Dubuque
Senior 16;20), Alex Mark (Cedar Falls 16:21) and Jason
Knox (Cedar Falls 16:43) completing the top ten.
Sterling IL Invitational 10/8/05
HL#4 Iowa City's girl's crossed the Missouri River into Illinois and
handily won the Sterling Invitational with 52 points. Second went to
Hoffman Estates (77) with Loyola Academy, Chicago third with 178. DeKalb
(195) and Pleasant Valley IA (202) rounded out the top five in the
thirty team plus field. Kalli Dalton (Hoffman Estates) ran 17:40 for
three miles to win and was followed across the line by team mate Aseret
Dokubo (17;54). Iowa City's Brittany Dlhy was third at 18:10, with
fellow Iowan Kelsy Bulat (Pleasant Valley) fourth at 18:23 and Shannon
Stacey (Galesburg) fifth at 18:30.
Nequa Valley won the boy's team title with 77 points, with Schaumburg second
with 94 and Loyola Acedemy (130) edging Fenwick (134) for fourth. Rock Island
was fifth with 164. Pleasant Valley (7th 242) edged Iowa City (8th 286) as the
top Iowa school. Luke Rygh (Oswego) ran 15:02 to win, with Dan
Chenoweth (Geneseo)
a close second at 15;05. Tom Robbins (Loyola Academy) was third at 15:11, with
Bo Ford (Loyola Academy) fifth at 15;13 and Dorian
Ulrey (Riverdale) fifth at
15;17.
Girls Team Scores: Iowa City High 52; 2. Hoffman Estates 77; 3. Loyola Academy
178; 4. DeKalb 195; 5. Pleasant Valley 202; 6. Rockford Boylan 232; 7. Rockton
Hononegah 297; 8. Sterling 312; 9. Fenwick 315; 10. Rockford Christian 320; 11.
Belvidere 322; 12. Rock Island 339; 13. United Township 344; 14. Dixon 378; 15.
Geneseo 383; 16. Rockford Guilford 389; 17. Galesburg 404; 18. Lincolnway 420;
19. Sycamore 442; 20. Schaumburg 452; 21. Rochelle 519; 22. Kaneland 545; 23.
Rock Island Alleman 573; 24. Zion Benton 577; 25. Freeport 672; 26. Stockton
733; 27. Rockford Jefferson 755; 28. Princeton 785.
Individual Top 25 Results: 1. Kalli Dalton (Hoffman
Estates) 17:40; 2. Aseret Dokubo (Hoffman Estates) 17:54; 3. Brittany Dlhy (Iowa
City High) 18:10; 4. Kelsey Bulat (Pleasant Valley) 18:23; 5. Shannon Stacey
(Galesburg) 18:30; 6. Allie Dale (Hoffman Estates) 18:30; 7. Samantha Sidwell
(Iowa City High) 18:32; 8. Megan Fliss (Sterling) 18:35; 9. Elizabeth Boyle (Fenwick)
18:37; 10. Sophia Ponce (Hononegah) 18:44; 11. Breanna Brevitt (Dixon)
18:47; 12. Rachel Wyffels (Geneseo) 18:48; 13. Annie McKay (Iowa City
High) 18:49; 14. Kelsey Hart (Iowa City High) 18:56; 15. Tamika McCue
(Iowa City High) 18:58; 16. Hannah Williams (Rockford Guilford) 18:59;
17. Ashley Schrader (DeKalb) 19:00; 18. Grace Millhorn (DeKalb) 19:02;
19. Brooke Fairbanks (Hoffman Estates) 19:02; 20. Britney Lohrman (Lincolnway)
19:09;21. Drew Foreman (Iowa City High) 19:11; 22. Kelly Block (Loyola
Academy) 19:13; 23. Erika Jakobsen (Rock Island) 19:15; 24. Sarah Hilby
(Rockford Boylan) 19:15; 25. Brooke Jarrett (Schaumburg) 19:16.
Boys Team Scores: 1. Neuqua Valley 77; 2. Schaumburg 94; 3. Loyola Academy
130; 4. Fenwick 134; 5. Rock Island 163; 6. Oswego 234; 7. Pleasant Valley
242; 8. Iowa City High 286; 9. Sycamore 320; 10. Rockford Jefferson 341;
11. Rock Island Alleman 370; 12. Geneseo 387; 13. Rockford Christian
423; 14. Hoffman Estates 440; 15. United Township 452; 16. Belvidere
499; 17. Kaneland 499; 18. Riverdale 501; 19. Hononegah 511; 20. Dixon
520; 21. Freeport 561; 22. Galesburg 565; 23. Rockford Lutheran 583;
24. Rockford Guilford 591; 25. Sterling 600; 26. Princeton 607; 27. Rockford
Boylan 661; 28. DeKalb 715; 29. Streator 761; 30. Rochelle 818; 31. Sterling
Newman 886
Individual Top 25 Results: 1. Luke Rygh (Oswego) 15:02; 2. Dan Chenoweth
(Geneseo) 15:05; 3. Tom Robbins (Loyola Academy) 15:11; 4. Bo Ford (Loyola
Academy) 15:13; 5. Dorian Ulrey (Riverdale) 15:17; 6. Mike Spain (Schaumburg)
15:19; 7. Austin Green (Rock Island) 15:21; 8. Christopher Derrick (Neuqua
Valley) 15:25; 9. Jack Gerstner (Fenwick) 15:29; 10. Alake Kashyap (Neuqua
Valley) 15:33; 11. Mike Shoemaker (Iowa City High) 15:34; 12. Matthew
Britten (Neuqua Valley) 15:35; 13. Jordan Krame (Fenwick) 15:38; 14.
Devin Allbaugh (Pleasant Valley) 15:38; 15. Andrew MacNider (Schaumburg)
15:39; 16. Robert Anderson (Hononegah) 15:39; 17. Ryan Sander (Hoffman
Estates) 15:40; 18. Joey Myszka (Schaumburg) 15:41; 19. Sean Reddington
(Hoffman Estates) 15:42; 20. Jon Roberts (Schaumburg) 15:43; 21. Matt
Heinz (Loyola Academy) 15:44; 22. Alex Knobloch (Alleman (Rock Island)
15:44; 23. Spenser Murakami (Neuqua Valley) 15:46; 24. James Nuxoll (Neuqua
Valley) 15:47; 25. Kyle Staley (Rock Island) 15:49
Fort Dodge Invitational 10/6/05
Cassi Sokol (14:34 4k)
and Stephanie Mundt (14:38) ran a very quick 1-2 to lead Urbandale to
the team title at the Ft. Dodge Invitational. Casey
McDermott (Newton)
was third at 14:41 and Hannah Roeder (Roosevelt, Des Moines) was fourth
at 14:58. Urbandale scored 59 to win, edgign Valley, West Des Moines
(64). Ames was third with 88.
Roosevelt, Des Moines won the boy's team title easily with 56 points,
with Indianola second with 115. Mason City took third with 128 points
with Ankeny a single point back and Dowling, West Des Moines fifth a
132. Jordan Anderson (15:45) and Clayton
Carpenter (16:04) continued
to give Mason City 1-2 finishes, with Tyler Jordison (Ft. Dodge) third
at 16:16, and Chris Wardell (Webster City 16;25) and Anthony
Okee (Roosevelt
16:30) completing the top five.
Kansas
Topeka City Championships @ Stateland XC
Course 10/8/05
The Seaman girl's (#1 5A) continued their dominating
season by placing eight runners in the top eleven at the Topeka City meet
at hilly Stateland. Aubrey Messick led Seaman,
winning with a time of 12:17 over two miles. Caroline
Hale (Shawnee Heights, Topeka) was second at 12:30,
followed by the Seaman back of Autumn Kidwell (12:35),
Mallory Browning (12:38) and Hannah
Law (12:44). Seaman won with 20 points,
with Washburn Rural second (75) and Topeka High third (75). Shawnee Heights
(43) edged Washburn Rural (47) for the boy's title, with Seaman (61) third.
Ryan Hahn (17:06) kicked past pace-setter Ryan
Bilhimer (17:06), and teammate
Nic Permenter (17:11) was third, giving Shawnee Heights a 1-2-3 finish.
Girls Team Scores: Seaman 20, Washburn
Rural 75, Topeka High 75, Shawnee Heights 116, Topeka West 123, Hayden
145.
Individual Results: 1. Messick, Sea, 12:17.69;
2. Hale, SH, 12:30.23; 3. Kidwell, Sea, 12:35.85; 4. Brading, Sea,
12:38.91; 5. Law, Sea, 12:44.10; 6. Gardner-Roach, TH, 12:46.82; 7.
Garren, Sea, 12:50.48; 8. Akin, Sea, 12:55.37; 9. Brownfield, Sea,
12:57.20; 10. Gonzales, TH, 13:04.52; 11. Onnen, Sea, 13:10.19; 12.
Stanley, TW, 13:12.01; 13. Meyer, WR, 13:23.51; 14. Golz, WR, 13:32.61;
15. Davison, TW, 13:36.96; 16. Hof, WR, 13:41.20; 17. Pierce, Sea,
13:49.94; 18. Grosdidier, Sea, 13:51.07; 19. Douglas, WR, 13:52.90;
20. Remboldt, TH, 13:53.32.
Boys Team scores: Shawnee Heights 43, Washburn
Rural 47, Seaman 61, Topeka High 95, Topeka West 116, Hayden 163, Highland
Park 201.
Individual
Results: 1. Hahn, SH, 17:06.02; 2. Bilhimer, SH, 17:06.46;
3. Permenter, SH, 17:11.76; 4. Schneider, Sea, 17:19.53; 5. Perron, WR,
17:53.56; 6. Duran, Sea, 17:54.13; 7. Thurbon, WR, 17:54.88; 8. Gieffer,
TH, 17:58.82; 9. Whelan, WR, 18:05.96; 10. Strecker, HAY, 18:06.43;
11. Hageman, WR, 18:08.18; 12. T. Cassidy, TH, 18:14.46; 13. Phelps-Roper,
TW, 18:16.56; 14. Trimble, Sea, 18:21.43; 15. Anderson, WR, 18:21.99;
16. Belt, TH, 18:23.13; 17. Hanney, SH, 18:23.81; 18. Kidwell, Sea,
18:24.27; 19. Sieve, Sea, 18:29.20; 20. Sparks, SH, 18:38.16.
El Dorado
Invitational 10/8/05
Sklyer Delmott ran a quick 15:42 5k to lead Emporia
to the boy's team title at the El Dorado Invitational. Delmott was followed
across the line by Newton's Ben Histand (16;05) with O'
Connell (Andover)
third at 16:17, edging Sloane Kern (Great Bend 16:19) and Mauricio
Morales (Emporia 16:22). Emporia put five runners in the top twenty-five
to win with 56 points. Great Bend was second with 109, edging a tight
group of Garden City (112), El Dorado (117) and Newton (119). In the
girl's race Michaela Reynolds gave Emporia an individual title sweep
with a course record 11:38 2 mile. Previous record holder Lauren
Bonds (Hutchinson) was second at 11:46, with Lauren
Nightengale (El Dorado)
third at 11:55. El Dorado won the team title with 122 points from a
tight field, with Emporia (143) edging Newton (149), Great Bend (150)
and Kapaun-Mt. Carmel, Wichita (155) for second.
Boys Team scores: 1. Emporia 56; 2. Great
Bend 109; 3. Garden City 112; 4. El Dorado 117; 5. Newton 119; 6. Derby
154; 7. Kapaun 194; 8. Liberal 205; 9. North 242; 10. South 256; 11.
Andover 260; 12. East 267; 13. Hutchinson 290; 14. Southeast 368; 15.
Campus 438; 16. Andale 448
Boys Individuals: 1. Delmott, Emporia, 15:42;
2. Histand, Newton, 16:05; 3. O'Connell, Andover, 16:17. 4. Kern, Great
Bend, 16:19; 5. Morales, Emporia, 16:22; 6. Morton, El Dorado, 16:27;
7. Haist, Derby, 16:54; 8. Rieth, Garden City, 16:37; 9. Wall, Winfield
,16:45; 10. Bell,South, 16:50.
Girls Team scores: 1. El Dorado 122;
2. Emporia 143; 3. Newton 149; 4. Great Bend 150; 5. Kapaun 155; 6.
Liberal 164; 7. East 175; 8. Derby 178; 9. Hutchinson 202; 10. McPherson
274; 11. Southeast 276; 12. South 283; 13. Andale 292; 14. Garden City
292; 15. Andover 371; 16. Andover Central 397; 17. North 430.
Girls
Individuals: 1. Reynolds, Emporia, 11:38; 2. Bonds, Hutchinson,
11:46; 3. Nightengale, El Dorado, 11:55; 4. Mobley, Andale, 12:00;
5. Carlson, El Dorado, 12:07; 6. Marsh, East, 12:09; 7. Martin, Andale,
12:11; 8. Harlow, South, 12:16; 9. Thompson, Winfield, 12:24; 10. Clanton,
Great Bend, 12:26;
Iola Invitational 10/6/05
Stephanie King (Marmaton Valley) continued
her strong season, winning the Iola Invitational with a time of 12:36
over two miles with Anna Yost (Girard) second at 13:03. Pittsburg won
the team title with 47 points, with Ft. Scott (58) edging host Iola
(60) for second. Lane Boyer of Neodesha won the the boy's race with
a 16:15 over 5k. Independence won the team title with 47 points, with
Neodesha (106) second and Nevada MO third with 111.
Haskell Invitational @ Haskell Indian Nations
University, Lawrence 10/8/05
In an interesting match-up of schools from Kansas, Oklahoma and the Dakota's,
it was hometown Alysha Valencia (Free State, Lawrence) who headlined with at
blistering 14:32 4k to win the girl's division of the now-multi-state Haskell
Invite. Valencia pulled away from a pack consisting of team-mate Kyra
Kilwein
(14:38, 2nd) and Amanda Miller (Olathe East 14:48, 3rd) to win up the final 600
yard hill to the finish. Jeanie Reams (Free State, 15:26) was fourth and Jamie
Loy (Sequoyah OK 15:35) was fifth. Loy led a well packed Sequoyah team to the
team title with 41 points, with Olathe East second (55) and Free State third
with 66.
Mike Partridge (Olathe South) ran 16:44 for 5k to
win, holding off hard-charging freshman Kiko Mendoza (Tiospaye
ND), who ran 16:49 for second. MJ
Hassaballa (Free State) was third at 16:55, with Bryan
Vann (Sequoyah) fourth at 17:14 and
Matt Horn (Olathe South) fifth at 17:15. Free State took the boy's title with
50 points, with Olathe South (62) edging Sequoyah (65) for second.
Ellsworth Invitational 10/4/05
Abiline's boy's continued to roll. The Cowboy's,. led by Tyler
Fennema's first
place finish in 17:04 over 5k, won with 41 points. Fennema won on a hot windy
day with Andrew Falcon of Sacred Heart, Salina, second at 17:53. Second in the
team race went to #7 3A Sacred Heart (83), with #5 3A Hesston (96) and #1 3A
Hillsboro (98) in third and fourth.
Ellsworth won the girl's team title with 42 points, with Sacred Heart second
(56) and Smoky Valley, Lindsborg third with 72. No individual girl's results
were reported.
Pleasant Ridge Invitational 10/6/05 @ Easton
A rugged course greeted runners at the Pleasant Ridge Invite, as West Platte
MO's Zak Layton won the boy's race with 17:41 5k. St. Pius X, Kansas City MO
won with 44 points. Christ Prep Academy was second with 52 and West Platte MO
third with 59. In the girl's race Jylian Jaloma (Mt. St. Scholastica, Atchison)
won with a 13:03 over 2 miles, with Kim Eversgerd (Wathena) second at 13:27 and
Basehor-Linwood's Megan Tush third at 13:56. Basehor-Linwood won the team title
with 27 points. West Platte MO was second with 43 and Wathena third with 51.
Sabetha Invitational 10/7/05
Baldwin gave Coach Mike Spielman a nice homecoming present, as they dominated
the boy's and girl's division of the Sabetha Invitational. Spielman won a number
of state track titles as an athlete at Sabetha, and still proved to have the
gold medal touch as a coach. Stuart Cowart won the boy's 5k in 17:12 as Baldwin
put the first six runners across the line, winning with 15 points to Sabetha's
71, with Jeff Co West third with 75. Heather Garcia won the girls title with
a 12:20 2 mile, as Baldwin scored 18 points to win, with Jackson Heights second
with 90 and Doniphan West third with 100.
Mill Valley Invite 10/6/05
Graham Laird (Pembroke Hill, Kansas City MO) ran
16:26 over 5k to outlast Daniel
Everhart (Turner, Kansas City 16:32) to win the Mill Valley Invite. Amr
Abualnadi (Blue Valley 16:44), Korey Carter (Olathe
North 16:47) and Nick Anning (Kansas City Christian 16:48) completed the top
five. Kansas City Christian put three runners into the top ten to win with 55
points, with Blue Valley second with 86 and Olathe North third with 115.
Rebeka Stowe (Olathe Northwest) ran 12:09 to win
a photo-finish with Kara
Windisch (Blue Valley West, 12:09), with Blue Valley's Devin
Weigers right
behind at 12:10 for two miles. Ashley Wurth (Blue Valley West 12:26) and Devin
Freeman (Blue Valley 12:30) rounded out the top five. Blue Valley West scored
42 to win the girl's race, with Blue Valley second with 60 and Mill Valley, Shawnee
third with 80.
Minnesota
Blaine Invitational 10/6/05
Hopkins swept to the boy's and girl's Blue
Division titles at the Blaine Invitational The boys scored 63 points
to win Invitational, with North St. Paul second with 93 and Southwest
third with 106. Nate Simons of Southwest
ran 16:50 over 5k to win, with Zach McGill (16;54)
and Doug
DeBold (16;55)
giving Hopkins a 2-3 finish. Suedi Murekezi (Coon
Rapids) was a close fourth at 16:57 with Ken Gilkerson (Park
Center) 16:58 right behind. The Hopkins girls scored 48 points, with
White Bear Lake second with 62 and Woodbury third with 104. Emily
Schwitzer led Hopkins, winning in 15:09 over 4k. Katie
Moraczewski (White Bear
Lake) was second at 15:21, with Angie Henry (Hopkins)
third at 15:27.
Lauren Bleyl (Woodbury) was fourth at 15:39
and Bethany
Peirson (Irondale)
fifth at 15:45.
Ed Berg Invtitational at Owatonna 10/6/05
Elliot Heat (Winona) took the
Ed Berg Invitational individual boy's title, running 15:56 over 5k. Kyle
Buck (Zubrota/Mazeppa/Kenyon) took second at 16:28, edging Peter
Hoffman (Mayo, Rochester 16:28) and Kyle
Rosseau (16:29 Rosemount). Rosemount
won the boy's title with 55 points, with Winona (83) second. Faribault
(136) took third over a tight pack including Marshall, Rochester (140),
Mankato West (147) and Mayo, Rochester (149). Dover-Eyota/ St. Charles
took the girls title with 45 points, with Owatonna second (67) and Winona
(76) third. Eight-grader Laura Hughes (Mankato
West) won the girls 4k at 15:01, with Jordan Krahn (Dover-Eyota)
second at 15:16, just ahead of Hilary Noska (Mauo
15:18). Anna
Garner (Mayo 15:25) was fourth and
Nikki Peterson (Owatonna 15:32) fifth.
Anoka Rum River Invitational 10/6/05
HL#6 Apple Valley romped to the girl's team title at the Anoka Rum
River Invite, scoring 30 points and putting three runners in the top
five. Michelle Volz (Lakeville South) roared to the individual title,
with a zippy 14:33 4k win. Jenny Rodgers (Apple Valley) was second
at 15:06, with Ashley Brown (River Falls) third at 15:10. Sierra
McCauley (15:12) and Jen Lang (15:13) followed in 4-5 for Apple Valley with
team mate Jessica Rodgers seventh at 15:36 and Erin
Schroeder 12th
at 16:04. River Falls was second with 53 points, and Lakeville South
third with 117.
Mike Callan led Park Cottage Grove to
the boy's team title running 16:42 for 5k to win. Kevin
Ragborg (Lakeville
South) was second at 16:50, with Will Haffield (Minnahaha
Academy) third at 16;52 and Logan Ekstrom (River
Falls 16:58) and Jon
Burks (Park Cottage
Grove 17;00) completing the top five. Park Cottage Grove scored 70 to
win, with Apple Valley (81) edging Lakeville South (84) for second and
River Falls (98) fourth.
Augustine Invitational @ Des Moines 10/6/05
Lisa Collogan of Des Moines
East zipped to a one minute victory at the Augustine Invitational, running
14:50 for 4k. Ashley Baldwin (Lincoln, Des
Moines) was second at 15:50 and Christine Weber (North
Polk) third at 15:52. Lincoln won the team title with 41 points, with
Hoover, Des Moines second at 54 and North Polk third with 63. Ames crushed
the boy's field, putting their top seven in places 2-8 and winning with
20 points. Lincoln, Des Moines was second with 48 and North Polk third
with 77. Kevin Morgan (Lincoln) won with
16:06 5k and Andrew Feller (16:27) and Brandon
Long (16:55) began the
Ames parade in second and third.
Missouri
Potosi Invitational @ Potosi City Park 10/8/05
Josh Mathis dashed at 15:44 5k to lead HL#6
Potosi to an easy win at it's home intitational. Mathis was followed
in second by Larry Paul (Wright City 16:11),
with Adani
Behnke (Lutheran South, St. Louis) third with 16:32 and John
Mark Lewis (Poplar
Bluff 16:45) and Daniel Forbes (Potosi 16:54)
in fourth and fifth. Potosi put four runners in the top ten to score 31 points,
with Perryville second with 111, and Cape Girardeau Central third with 115,
edging cross-town rival Notre Dame (120). Seventeen full teams competed.
St. Genevieve won the girl's team title with 40 points, with Cape Girardeau Central
second with 95 and Jackson third with 120. Jessie Bollinger led
St. Genevieve, winning with a quick 18:59 for 5k. Allyssa
Allison (Festus) was second at 19:39,
with Brianna Frigerio (Lutheran South) third at
20:06. Katherine
Fitzwater (Potosi
20:30) and Brittany Moreland (Cape Central 20:31)
were fourth and fifth.
Metro Catholic Conference Championship @ Chaminade HS, St. Louis 10/8/05
HL# 9 University, St. Louis scored placed four runners
in the top ten and scored 37 points to shad DeSmet, St. Louis (43) for the Metro
Catholic Conference team title. Chaminade, St. Louis was third with 63 points. Dan
Quigley (CBC, St. Louis)
ran a quick 15:53 to edge Ben Murphy-Baum (University
15;54) for the team title.
Tom Albes (DeSmet 16:18), Matt
Lawder (University 16:31) and Bob Gorman (Chaminade
16:40) rounded out the top five.
Team Scores: SLUH 37, DeSmet 43, Chaminade 63, CBC
78, Vianney 137
Individuals: Dan Quigley, CBC, 15:53; Ben Murphy-Baum,
SLUH, 15:54; Tom Albes, DeSmet, 16:18; Matt Lawder, SLUH, 16:31; Bob Gorman,
Chaminade, 16:40; Drew Kaiser, SLUH, 16:44; Chris Seiler, DeSmet, 16:58; Matt
Plummer, Chaminade, 17:01; Ryan Doyel, DeSmet, 17:04; Mike Jonagan, SLUH, 17:11
Kearney Invitational 10/8/05
Zach Layton (West Platte) won his
second race in three days, taking the Kearney Invite with a time of 16:58 over
5k with Ross Sawire (Excelsior Springs) second at
17:05 and Ian Talbott (Lawson) third at 17:08. Lawson
won the boy's team title with 52 points, with Excelsior Springs second with 77
and Benton, St. Joseph third with 85 in the seventeeen team field. Jordan
Esry
(Hamilton) won the girl's race with a time of 20:01 over 5k, with Erica
Whitfield
(Lawson) second at 20:12 and Courtney Oxendale (Kearney)
third at 20:13. Raymore-Peculiar won the girl's team title with 48 points, with
Platte County second (72), edging Kearney (74) and Hamilton (81).
Border War Invitational
10/8/05 @ SIU-Edwardsville IL
University City scored 51 to edge Ladue's 55 to
win the boy's title at the Border War Invitational. St. Charles West was third
with 65, while HL#7 Ft. Zumwalt South appeared to
rest their varsity, taking third with 85. Brian Hart of
University City ran 16:31 to win, with Archi Stuk (Ladue)
second at 16:49 and
Andy Chase (University City) third at 17:01.
Natalie
Becker led Parkway West, St. Louis to the girl's title, winning the 5k
race in 19:59, with teammate's Katie Howard second
(20:22) and Lisa
Buzzotta third (20:25).
Parkway West scored 36 points to shade Ft. Zumwalt South (46) with St. Joseph's,
St. Louis third with 69.
Helias Invitational, Jefferson City 10/8/05
Jefferson City High won both the boy's
and girl's team titles at the Helias Invitational. Asenath
NaAmen led a Jeff
City 1-2-3 finish in the girl's race, winning in 19:03 for 5k with Madeline
Keene second (19:04) and Tory Even third
(19:05). Jefferson City scored 17 to win, with Helias, Jefferson City second
with 58 and Hickman, Columbia third with 63. Nick Heberle (15:56 5k) and Jerrod
Anderson (16:18) went 1-2 for Jeff City in the boy's race with Zach
Chapman (Hickman,
Columbia) third at 16:27. Jeff City scored 20 to for the boy's title, with Hickman,
Columbia second with 38 and Helias third with 82. Small school titles went to
the Eldon boy's and Centralia girls.
Nebraska
Omaha Metro Conference @ Chalco Hills 10/6/05
Megan Oddo (Millard North) surprised
the girl's field and won her first Metro Conference meet in 14:55 for 4k,
edging Brittany Poole (Millard West 14:58)
with Ali Gress (Papillion-LaVista South 15:06), Emily
Romesser (Bellevue West
15:34) and Jill Ourada (Omaha North 15:43) completing
the top five. HL# 7 Marian, Omaha won their fifth straight Metro title with
62 points, with Millard West (70) second and Omaha Westside (111) third.
Todd Gluizia (Millard South) ran 16:13 to win
over 5k, with Matt
Conahan (Millard
North) second at 16:24. Mark Nelson (Papillion LaVista
South) was third at 16:551, with Ter Diu (Benson,
Omaha 16;55) and AJ
Feldhausen (Papillion LaVista 17:00)
fourth and fifth. Millard North won the boy's title with 56 points, with Papillion
LaVista second with 108 and Benson, Omaha third with 111.
GIRLS TEAM SCORES: Marian, Omaha 62; Millard West 70; Omaha Westside 111; Papillion-LaVista
South 124; Burke, Omaha 127; Millard North 133; Omaha Central 166; Bellevue West
225; Millard South 233; Papillion LaVista 280; Omaha North 295; Bellevue East
303; Omaha Northwest 377
BOYS TEAM SCORES: Millard North 56; Papillion LaVista 108; Benson, Omaha 111;
Creighton Prep, Omaha 157; Bellevue West 158; Millard West 164; Papillion LaVista
South 168; Omaha Bryan South 203; Omaha Westside 225; Bellevue East 240; Burke,
Omaha 255; Omaha Central 272; Omaha North 385
Heartland Athletic Conference 10/6/05 @ Pioneers Park, Lincoln
Michelle Fluitt (Lincoln East) moved late to win the HAC meet, running 15:25
for 4k to win and led Lincoln East to a 47-55 win over Fremont in the girl's
race. Eric Noel (North Star, Lincoln) ran 16:28 over 5k to win the boy's team
title, with Fremont winning their fifth straight team title despite holding out
#1 runner Bryce Christensen.
North
Dakota
West Regional @ Williston 10/8/05
HL#10 Bismark High won both the boy's
and girl's Western Regional titles at Williston. Bismark's boy's scored
a regional record 18 points, going 1-2-4-5-6, with Jake
Martel winning in 16:39 over 5k, Andrew
Reichenberger was second (16:41), with Joe
Kemp (Williston)
breaking up the Bismark sweep in third at 16:45. Tom
Wagner (16:51),
Mitch Becker (16:58) and Sage
Koch (17:02) completed Bismark's pack.
Dickinson was second in the team standing with 84 points, followed by
Williston with 97. The Bismark girls scored 33 to win, with Dickinson
(70) edging Minot for second on the pusher. Melanie
Funke (Minot) dashed
a 14:52 4k to win, with Paige Hageness (15:22), Taylor
Pintar (15:22)
and Sarah Feeney (15:24) going 2-3-4 for Bismark.
Boys Team Scores: 1. Bismarck 18. 2. Dickinson
84. 3. Williston 97. 4. Minot 109. 5. Century 142. 6. Mandan 166. 7.
Beulah 227. 8. Belcourt 427.
Individual Results: 1. Jake Martel, Bis, 16:39.
2. Andy Reichenberger, Bis, 16:41. 3. Joe Kemp, Wil, 16:45. 4. Tom Wagner,
Bis, 16:51. 5. Mitch Becker, Bis, 16:58. 6. Sage Koch, Bis, 17:02. 7. Tom
Schanandore, Man, 17:14. 8. Eric Stroh, Bis, 17:19. 9. Tyler Lurass, Dix,
17:19. 10. Devin Huizenga, Bis, 17:19. 11. Shane Wahlstrom, Wil, 17:20.
12. Josh Beaudoin, Min, 17:21. 13. Zachary Davis, Dix, 17:22. 14. Mark
Bjornson, Min, 17:25. 15. Sami Kariluoma, Bis, 17:30. 16. Lyle Witham,
Bis, 17:36. 17. Alex Redmann, Cen, 17:40. 18. Ryan Levander, Cen, 17:43.
19. Quincy Pierce, Dix, 17:44. 20. Doug Brusich, Dix, 17:44. 21. Brett
Kelly, Cen, 17:50. 22. Tanner Goldade, Wil, 17:54. 23. Jake Braunberger,
Dix, 17:58. 24. Dylan Hildenbrand, Min, 18:02. 25. Mark Anderson, Wil,
18:03.
Girls Team Scores: 1. Bismarck 33. 2. Dickinson
70. 3. Minot 70. 4. Century. 5. Mandan 211. 6. Williston 252. 7. Belcourt
331. 8. Beulah 401. (Dickinson beat Minot in tie-breaker for second place
based on place of sixth runner.)
Individual
Results: 1. Melanie Funke, Minot, 14:52. 2. Paige Hageness
, Bismarck, 15:22. 3. Taylor Pintar, Bismarck, 15:22. 4. Sarah Feeney,
Bismarck, 15:24. 5. Kaitlin Thiele, Century, 15:28. 6. Brittney Schnaidt,
Dickinson, 15:30. 7. Shaunna Knife, Belcourt, 15:37. 8. Taylor Braunberger,
Dickinson, 15:41. 9. Nikki Huelsman, Century, 15:44. 10. Kilee Sundt, Williston,
15:46. 11. Brooklyn Beehler, Bismarck, 15:47. 12. Victoria Poole, Minot,
15:51. 13. Alexa Wachter, Bismarck, 15:54. 14. Brecca Wahlund, Minot,
15:56. 15. Alana Fischer, Bismarck, 15:58. 16. Joelle Haidle, Century,
15:58. 17. Dakota Wolf, Dickinson, 16:00. 18. Jessica Messer, Dickinson,
16:03. 19. Sam Stock, Bismarck, 16:16. 20. Tari Helmers, Minot, 16:17.
21. Haley Anderson, Dickinson, 16:19. 22. Alexa Boyd, Century, 16:22.
23. Morgan Ihmels, Minot, 16:26. 24. Ally Hoffman, Dickinson, 16:26.
25. Lindsey Achtenberg, Bismarck, 16:26.
EDC Invitational @ Grand Forks
10/8/05
Sam Larson overcame a flapping shoelace to win the East
Regional at Grand Forks, controlling the race and running a 16:40 5k to
win, and lead Jamestown to the boys team title with 21 points. Fargo South
was second with 119 points, edging Grand Forks Central on the pusher with
Fargo North a close fourth at 120. Colin Parish of Grand Forks Central
was second at 17:09. Fargo South's Laura Roessler won the girl's team
title, running 4k in 15:21, with the Jamestown duo of Katie
Conlon (15:27)
and Madey Hornung (15:33) in second and
third. Jamestown scored 26 to edge Fargo South (39) for the team title
with Grand Forks Central (97) third.
Boys Team scores: 1, Jamestown 21.
2, Fargo South 119. 3, Grand Forks Central 119. 4, Fargo North 120. 5,
Fargo Shanley 152. 6, West Fargo 184. 7, Valley City 188. 8, Wahpeton
225. 9, Grand Forks Red River 290. 10, Devils Lake 317.
Top 20: 1, Larson,
Jamestown, 16:40. 2, Parrish, GFC, 17:09.24. 3, Jo. Slusser, Jamestown,
17:09.70. 4, Ju. Slusser, Jamestown, 17:18. 5, Gormaker, VC, 17:20. 6,
Hillius, Jamestown, 17:27. 7, Motauk, Jamestown, 17:28. 8, Mudung, North,
17:29. 9, Dunn, Shanley, 17:37. 10, Grove, GFRR, 17:40. 11, Stadum, WF,
17:41. 12, Olson, DL, 17:42. 13, Moynihan, South, 17:43. 14, Foell, VC,
17:48. 15, Ries, Wahpeton, 17:51. 16, Johnson, Shanley, 18:00. 17, Rasmussen,
Jamestown, 18:40. 18, Dale, Jamestown, 18:50. 19, Olson, WF, 18:06.21.
20, Pehl, Wahpeton, 18:06.58.
Girls Team scores: 1, Jamestown 26. 2, Fargo
South 39. 3, Grand Forks Central 97. 4, West Fargo 116. 5, Fargo Shanley
148. 6, Grand Forks Red River 154. 7, Fargo North 160. 8, Valley City
354. 9, Devils Lake 373. 10, Wahpeton 429.
Top 20: 1, Roesler, South,
15:21. 2, Conlon, Jamestown, 15:27. 3, Hornung, Jamestown, 15:33. 4,
Clark, South, 15:42. 5, Tesfaye, South, 15:53. 6, Falk, Jamestown, 16:01.
7, Kautzmann, Jamestown, 16:04. 8, Benke, Jamestown, 16:05. 9, Thompson,
GFC, 16:22. 10, Clarys, North, 16:30. 11, Dennis, GFRR, 16:30. 12, Grooters,
WF, 16:33. 13, McMillian, Jamestown, 16:34. 14, Wilson, South, 16:34.33.
15, Callahan, South, 16:48. 16, Kroenke, WF, 16:50. 17, Carew, Shanley,
16:51. 18, Fee, GFC, 16:52. 19, Tyrell, GFC, 16:54. 20, Johnson, North,
17:50.
Jamestown Invitational 10/6/05
Jamestown's Katie Conlon (15:09 4k) led
her team to the team title at the Jamestown Invite with a first place
finish. Second went to Kaitlin
Thiele (Century, Bismark 15:30), with Lindsay
Kautzman (Jamestown)
third at 15:36. Jamestown scored 23 to win, with Century second at
47 and Mandan third with 97. Sam Larson (Jamestown) won the boy's 5k
in 16:35 to lead Jamestown to 28 point total. Tom
Shanandore (Mandan)
was second at 17;05 and Justin Slusser (Jamestown) third at 17:17.
Following Jamestown in the team race was Mandan (68) and Valley City
(68) in second and third.
South
Dakota
EDC Championships @ Huron 10/8/05 Flash report, details coming
HL#1 Yankton girls swept the field at the
EDC Championships in Huron, putting in the first seven runners in an unprecedented
sweep. Betsy
Bies led
the charge wining in 14:54 and breaking Ramsey
Kavan's course record in the process.
In the boy's race, HL#2 Yankton put in 6 of the top 13 runnners to win, with Jon
Williams winning the individual title.
GIRLS' RESULTS: Yankton 15, Pierre 105, Aberdeen Central
106, Brookings 107, Brandon Valley 114, Watertown 135, Huron 146, Mitchell
207.
Top 15 Runners: 1, Betsy Bies, Yankton,
14:54; 2, Amanada Kuchta, Yankton, 16:15; 3, Tiffany Leader, Yankton,
16:17; 4, Ashley Storm, Yankton, 16:20; 5, Emily Smith, Yankton, 16:38;
6, Mariah Hofer, Yankton, 16:39; 7, Kristen Sterhagen, Yankton, 16:40;
8, Ashley Odegaard, Brookings, 16:54; 9, Chelsey Dunkle, Brookings, 17:02;
10, Jen deHueck, Pierre, 17:16; 11, Taryn West, Aberdeen Central, 17:17;
12, Abbie Mitchell, Pierre, 17:22; 13, Ashley Hamer, Brandon Valley,
17:32; 14, Casey Merrigan, Watertown, 17:34; 15, Katie Buhler, Pierre,
17:40.
BOYS' RESULTS: Yankton 27, Pierre 72, Huron
87, Watertown 113, Aberdeen Central 124, Brandon Valley 128, Mitchell
156, Brookings 206.
Top 15 Runners: 1, Jon Williams, Yankton, 16:19; 2, Greg Beesley,
Brandon Valley, 16:39; 3, Brad Anderson, Yankton, 16:50; 4, Travis Fitzke,
Pierre, 16:54; 5, Bryce Somer, Yankton, 16:55; 6, Sean Fitzsimmons, Yankton,
17:10; 7, Devan Huber, Huron, 17:17; 8, Connor McKittrick, Pierre, 17:19;
9, Shaun Henderson, Huron, 17:23; 10, Andy Foley, Watertown, 17:24; 11,
Matt Bump, Pierre, 17:25; 12, Sam Dannenbring, Yankton, 17:31; 13, Aaron
Steward, Yankton, 17:33; 14, Matt Heesch, Mitchell, 17:45; 15, Jacob
Sheffield, Brandon Valley, 17:46.
Harwarden Invitational IA- 9/7/05 Girls Results
The Sioux Falls battle's between the HL#3 Roosevelt and HL#8
O'Gorman ladies crossed into Iowa this week, with Roosevelt
winning the Harwarden Invite by a 24-35 count over O'Gorman. Sioux
City North AI (73) was third.
Krista (14:10) and Allison (14:16) Eckert blazed
to a 1-2 finish over 4k, with two other Roosevelt runners under 15:00
and a 14:37 4k average. In the boy's race, Josh
Lewis of Sioux City
West IA won with 15:59 5k with Roosevelt's Bill
Kogel second at 16:24.
Roosevelt dominated the team race, finishing with 27 points, with Heelan,
Sioux City IA second with 91, edging Sioux City North IA (94).
Rapid City Quad @ Executive Golf Course 10/6/05
Stevens, Rapid City dominated both the boys (19 points) and girls
(20 points) at the Rapid City quad. Marshall Kambestad won
the boy's race by over a minute, running 15:47 for 5k and five Steven's
runners in the top seven. Jessica Engel (Sturgis)
won the girl's race, zipping 14:36 for 4k, with Taryn
Sahli (Stevens) second at 15:5 and Annie
Pfeifle (Stevens) third at 15:20.
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