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IOWA
34th Luther College Invitational @ Luther College, Decorah 9/11/05
HL#3/US#16 Iowa City West girls packed five
runners into the top twenty-five scorers to win the Luther College Invitational,
Iowa's largest regular season Invitational. Teams from Wisconsin and
Minnesota also competed. West scored 55 points.. Johnston was second
with 83 points, with Kennedy, Cedar Rapids third with 99. Pleasant Valley
(136) and Decorah (153) rounded out the top five. In a meeting of the
last two Iowa state individual champs, Hannah Roeder (Roosevelt, Des
Moines) pulled away from Sarah Wickman (Iowa City West) to win 15;06
to 15:21 over a 4k course described as long. Claire
Hall finished third
for Iowa City West (15:33) with Kelsey Bulat (Pleasant Valley 15:38)
and Andrea Wacker (Kennedy, Cedar Rapids 15:39) in fifth.
Pleasant Valley packed three runners in 5-6-7 to win the boys title with 62 points,
with HL#10 Kennedy, Cedar Rapids second with 74,
edging Roosevelt, Des Moines (75). Park Center (111) was fourth and Platteville
(170) fifth. Jordan Anderson (Mason City) was a
solid victor in the boys race, running 16;02 for 5k, with teammate Clayton
Carper second (16:29). Ryan
Williamson (Kennedy, Cedar Rapids) was third in 16;33, with Anthony
Okee (Roosevelt, Des
Moines) fourth at 16:40 and Jordan Lang (Pleasant Valley) fifth at 16;46.
GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
Iowa City West 55;
Johnston 83;
Kennedy, Cedar Rapids 99;
Pleasant Valley 136;
Decorah 153;
Knoxville 165,
Dubuque Senior 192;
Hempstead
240'
Kingsland 245;
Linn-Mar 256;
Mason City 291;
Platteville WI 300;
Roosevelt, Des
Moines 300;
Waterloo West 348;
Park Center WI 387,
John Marshall 456
BOYS TEAM SCORES:
Pleasant Valley 62;
Kennedy, Cedar Rapids 74;
Roosevelt, Des
Moines 75;
Park Center 111;
Plateville 170;
Lin-Mar 171;
Mason City 173;
Decorah
213;
Iowa City West 230;
Dubuque Senior 248;
John Marshall 250;
Knoxville 275;
Hempstead 315;
Kingsland 414;
Chatfield 483
FULL RESULTS
KANSAS
Emporia Invitational @ Jones Park, Emporia 9/10/05
St. Thomas Aquinas, Overland Park, ranked #1 in 6A and defending state champ,
packed three girls into the top ten and rolled to victory at the Emporia Invitational
Saturday. Aquinas scored 57, with Lawrence second (79), edging Manhattan (81).
Olathe South freshman Kelli Russell pulled away late to win in 11:59 over two
miles from Michaela Reynolds of host Emporia (12:05). Kelly
Renfro (Lawrence
12:43), Marley Crusch (Manhattan 12:49) and Alyssa
Belinder (Aquinas 12:54)
rounded out the top five.
In the boy's race Skyler Delmot (16:10 5k) pulled away from teammate Mauricio
Morales (17:02) to give Emporia a 1-2 start to their winning total of 63. Mike
Partridge of Olathe South was third in 17:18, with Matt
Bilhimer (Shawnee Heights,
Topeka 17;27) and Curtis Feltner (Manhattan 17:38) rounding out the top five.
Emporia was followed in the team scoring by Lawrence in second (73) and Manhattan
in third (98)
GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
Aquinas, Overland Park 57,
Lawrence 79,
Manhattan 81,
Emporia
94,
Olathe South 97,
McPherson 133,
Shawnee Mission North 155,
Shawnee Heights,
Topeka 204;
Independent, Wichita INC
BOYS TEAM SCORES:
Emporia 63;
Lawrence 73;
Manhattan 98;
Olathe South 105;
Aquinas, Overland Park 110;
Shawnee Mission North 111;
Shawnee Heights, Topeka
116;
Independent, Wichita 208
Topeka West Invitational @ Stateland XC Course, Topeka 9/11/05
Shawnee Mission South packed four runners into the top ten to win the girl's
title at the Topeka West Invitational. The Raiders scored 44 points to edge
defending 5A state champ Seaman, Topeka (56). Shawnee Mission East was third
with 82 points. Seaman was without #1 runner Autumn Kidwell, held out as precaution
after injuring her hamstring. Junction City got a 1-2 performance in the girls
race with Tamera Smith (12:39 2 miles) and Erica
Testa (12:58) with Shawnee
Mission South duo of Hayley Beggs (13:06) and Valerie
Lynde (13:09) third and
fourth and Sydney Messic (Seaman) fifth at 13:09.
Junction City rolled to the boy's team title with 41 points and three runners
in the top ten. Shawnee Mission East was second with 61 points, and Shawnee
Mission South third with 65. Tim Testa led Junction City, winning in 17:34
over the hilly 5k, with John McCormick of Shawnee
Mission East second in 17:55 and Clay Schneider (Seaman,
Topeka) third at 17:59.
GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
Shawnee Mission South 44;
Seaman, Topeka 56;
Shawnee Mission
East 82;
Washburn Rural, Topeka 110;
Junction City 116;
Topeka High 136;
Topeka
West 165
BOYS TEAM SCORES:
Junction City 41;
Shawnee Mission East 61;
Shawnee Mission
South 65;
Washburn Rural, Topeka 80;
Topeka High 123;
Topeka West 124
Wamego Invitational @ Wamego Golf Course 9/11/05
Traditionally the state's premier Invite for small and mid-size Kansas schools,
the Wamego Invitational brings together teams from across Kansas to compete
at the classes 4A-3A-2A-1A state meet site.
4A BOYS: One team comes to mine when you talk about 4A boys in Kansas: seven
time defending state champ Baldwin. Coach Mike Spielman's team did nothing
to give any hope the streak will end in 2005, putting five runners in the top
fifteen to win with 51 points. El Dorado was second with 75, with Abilene (coached
by Ken Russell, now in his 40th year of coaching the Cowboys cross country
team) third with 111. Wamego (121) and DeSoto (135) were fourth and fifth.
Jake Orndorff (El Dorado) showed good strength over the hills of Wamego, pulling
away to a 16:53 5k win. Tyler Fennema (Abiline) was second at 17:00 with Tyler
Spreer (Wamego) third at 17:09. Kerek Mason (Goodland 17:10) and Bobby
Morton (El Dorado 17:17) rounded out the top five.
4A BOYS TEAM SCORES:
Baldwin 51;
El Dorado 75;
Abilene 111;
Wamego 121;
DeSoto
135;
Clay Center 185;
Andover 194;
Colby 252;
Hugoton 253;
Clearwater 265;
Eudora 299;
Royal Valley-Hoyt 329;
Council Grove 334;
Hayden, Topeka 347;
Rose
Hill 350;
Andale 374;
Ulysses 509;
Chapman 527
4A GIRLS: El Dorado (90) and Baldwin (99) waged a
title battle for the team title, with El Dorado edging ahead with a tighter
pack. DeSoto was third (125) with Eurdora (127) and Wamego (136) close at fourth
and fifth. Heather Garcia (Baldwin) pulled away late to win in 11:46 for two
miles, with Brittney Graff (Eudora) second at 11:55. BreAnna
Briggs (Wamego)
was third at 12:00, with Laura Nightengale (El Dorado 12:05) and Jessica
Stephens (Colby 12:11) fourth and fifth.
4A GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
El Dorado 90;
Baldwin 99;
DeSoto 125;
Eudora 127;
Wamego
136;
Colby 148;
Clay Center 153;
Clearwater 208;
Andover 296;
Andale 299;
Council Grove 308;
Abilene 332;
Royal Valley-Hoyt 333;
Marysville 337;
Hayden, Topeka 362;
Chapman 404; Concordia 457
3A-2A-1A Boys: Hillsboro (80) and Northern
Heights-Allen (81) waged an epic battle for the team title, with Hillsboro
winning with tighter pack running after Northern Heights put four runners
in the top sixteen finishers. Thomas More Prep, Hays (104) was third,
with Jeff Co North, Winchester (133) fourth and Sabetha (141) fifth.
In the individual race, TMP's Cole Ginther ran away from the field to
win in 16:39, the fastest 5k of the day by 20 seconds. David
Gibson (Blue
Valley-Randolph) was second at 17:26, with Tyler
Ginter (TMP) third at
17:45. Time Meahl (Northern Heights-Allen) was fourth at 18:03 and Nate
Whalen (Wellsville) fifth at 18:12
3A-2A-1A BOYS TEAM SCORES:
Hillsboro 80;
Northern Heights-Allen 81;
Thomas
More Prep, Hays 104;
Jeff Co West, Winchester 133;
Sabetha 141;
Norton 146;
Christian Prep, Kansas City 148;
Riley County 212;
Alma-Wabaunsee 227;
Trego
County, Wakeeney 244;
Wellsville 245;
Bishop Seabury, Lawrence 285;
Rock
Creek-St. George 318;
Frankfort 369
3A-2A-1A GIRLS: Garry Sigle's Riley County girls team has had a long history
of championship teams, and the this year's team seems especially dominant.
The Falcons put six runners in the top fifteen scorers, led by individual
champ Annie Martin (11:53 for 2 miles). Martin won by over a minute, and
led Riley County to a 36 point total. Doniphan West, Highland was second
with 118 points, edging Northern Heights, Allen (123) and Olpe (125). Pomona
was fifth with 155.
Following in Martin's wake in the girl's race, Steph
Bryant (Silver Lake)
was second in 13:04, with Sharon Zeller (Olpe) third at 13:07. Hope
Winkler (Sabetha 13:09) and Katie Henry (Riley County 13:22) were fourth and fifth.
3A-2A-1A GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
Riley County 36;
Doniphan West-Highland 118;
Northern Heights-Allen 123;
Olpe 125; Pomona 155;
Thomas More Prep, Hays
163;
Norton 170;
Wellsville 196;
Hillsboro 203;
Mission Valley, Eskridge
235;
Rock Creek-St. George 246;
Pike Valley, Scandia 252;
Trego Country,
Wakeeney 272;
Frankfort 335.
FULL RESULTS
MISSOURI
Blue Springs Invitational @ Lake Jacomo, Blue Springs 9/10/05 (Boys only
report. Girls results not yet received)
Heartland #9 Blue Springs boys put four runners into the top ten at their
home invite, and scored 37 points to handily win the Blue Springs Invite.
Oak Park, Kansas City was second with 47 and Lee's Summit third with 82.
Josh Rollins led Blue Springs, winning in 16:35 for 5k on a course noted
for it's tactical nature. Stephen Ardoin of Lee's Summit was second at 16:54,
with Matt Harris leading Oak Park in third (17:15). Brad
Jochens (Lee's Summit)
was fourth in 17:27 and Brian Binkley (Blue Springs 17:33) was fifth.
Josh Rollins of Blue Springs leading the Blue Springs Invitational.
Also in picture are Stephen Ardoin (Lee's Summit), Matt Harris (Oak Park,
Kansas City) and Brad Jochens (Lee's Summit). Courtesy of Tracy Rollins
BOYS TEAM SCORES:
Blue Springs 47;
Oak Park, Kansas City 47;
Lee's Summit
82;
Rockhurst, Kansas City 89;
Blue Springs South 118;
Truman, Independence
149;
Raytown INC
FULL RESULTS
Stan Nelson Invitational @ Northwest Intermediate School, House Springs 9/10/05
Bethany Snow (Eureka) and Ben
Brammeier (Parkway South, St. Louis) are figured
to be two of the favorites this November at the Missouri State Championships,
and showed why on a warm day at the Stan Nelson Invitational. Both ran
to victory on the 2.65 mile course by large margins. In the girls race
Snow simply ran to the front and covered the course in 15:41 to win by
over a minute. Mary Nothum of Washington was second in 16:31, with Emily
Baker (Lafayette, St. Louis 16:47), Meagan
Hudson (Crystal City 16:54)
and Courtney Ayers (Pattonville, St. Louis 17:07) completing the top five.
Pattonville won the girls team title with 60 points, followed by Washington
(79) and Lafeyette (87).
In the boy's race Brammeier ran 13:24 to win by over thirty seconds, with
Eric Fernandez (Parkway West, St. Louis 13:58)
second and Kirk
Chitwood (Parkway
South 14:12), Jamie Lee (Eureka 14:13) and Ryan
Briggs (Parkway South14:14)
rounding out the top five. Parkway South easily won the boy's team title
with 42 points, with Pattonville second (91) and Parkway West third (101).
BOYS TEAM SCORES:
Parkway South, St. Louis 42;
Pattonville, St. Louis 91;
Parkway West, St. Louis 103;
Lafayette, St. Louis 118;
Northwest, House Springs
142;
Washington 152;
Troy-Buchanan 152;
Eureka 172;
Parkway North, St. Louis
196;
Crystal City 235
GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
Pattonville, St. Louis 60;
Washington 79;
Lafayette, St.
Louis 87;
Parkway West, St. Louis 108;
Eureka 120;
Jackson 153;
Parkway South,
St. Louis 165;
DeSoto 198;
Crystal City 239;
Northwest, House Springs 258;
Troy-Buchanan 291
Perryville Invitational 9/10/05
John Boyd ran 16:35 for 5k to win the Perryville
Invitational, and lead St. Genevieve to the boys team title. John
Kippe (Cape Girardeau Central) was
second at 16:44 and Jesse Kueker (Perryville
17:09) third. St. Genevieve scored 51 points to edge Cape Central (59),
with Perryville (71) third. St. Genevieve also won the girls team title
with 44 points, edging Herculaneum (49). Cape Central was third with 79.
Jessica Bollinger led St. Genevieve, winning
the 5k race in 19:20, with
Kelly Williams of Herculaneum second at 19:35
and Allyssa
Allison (Festus)
third at 20:35.
BOYS TEAM SCORES:
St. Genevieve 51,
Cape Central 59,
Perryville 71,
Herculaneum
82,
Saxony Lutheran 135,
Festus 160,
Meadow Heights 219,
Dexter 233
GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
St. Genevieve 44,
Herculaneum 49,
Cape Central 75,
Perryville
119,
Dexter 140,
Hillsboro 160
MICDS Inivtiational @ MICDS HS, St. Louis 9/10/05
Bob Gorman ran to a 17:19 5k win and led Chaminade,
St. Louis to the boys team title. Gorman was followed across the line by
Andrew Tobben (Borgia, Washington 17:37) and Adam
Behnke (Lutheran South,
St. Louis 17:38) in second and third. Chaminade scored 65 to win, edging
Priory, St. Louis (72) with Principia, St. Louis third 112. Molly
Schambe of Ladue won the girls title with a 20:14 5k. Mary
Goldkamp (McCluer North)
was second at 20:57, just ahead of Sandy Inman (Notre
Dame, St. Louis 20:50). Ladue won the girls title with 73 points, just
ahead of Borgia's 79. MICDS was third with 144.
BOYS TEAM SCORES:
Chaminade, St. Louis 65;
Priory, St. Louis 72;
Principia,
St. Louis 112;
St. Charles West 163;
MICDS, St. Louis 171;
Borgia, Washington
188;
Ladue 223;
Timberland 239;
Lutheran North, St. Louis 251;
Duchesne,
St. Louis 272;
Parkview 283;
St. Dominic 307;
Hancock, St. Louis 326;
Clayton
345;
McCluer North 361;
Lutheran South, St. Louis 393;
Valley Park 415;
Westminster
465;
Whitfield 529
GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
Ladue 73;
Borgia, Washington 79;
MICDS, St. Louis 144;
St. Joseph's Academy, St. Louis 165;
Parkview 179;
Rosati-Kain, St. Louis
180;
Whitfield 200;
Duchesne, St. Louis 203;
St. Charles West 234;
Cor Jesu,
St. Louis 244;
Westminster 281;
Notre Dame, St. Louis 289;
Visitation, St.
Louis 313;
Nerinx Hall, St. Louis 352;
St. Dominic 392;
Timberland 413;
Lutheran
North, St. Louis 426;
Lutheran South, St. Louis 427;
Principia, St. Louis
432;
Villa Duchesne 498
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