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LAKEVILLE INVITATIONAL @ Aronson Park, Lakeville 9/16/05
In a match-up of some of the Midwest's best, Bria
Wetsch (Holy Family
Catholic) ripped a 13:44 4k to win the individual title. Elizabeth
Yetzer (Lakeville North) was second in 14:04, and Michelle
Volz (Lakeville South)
third at 14:35. Danielle Berndt (Kennedy,
Bloominston) was fourth at 14:47 and the Minnetonka duo of Anna
Urdahl (14:58) and Alison
Liewen (15:08) were fifth and sixth. Katie
Moraczewski (White Bear Lake 15:16),
Alice Lehman (Minnetonka 15;17), Solange
Miller (Lakeville North 15:19)
and Kayla Uphoff (Lakeville South 15:20)
completed the top ten. A very strong girls field saw Lakeville North
(59), edge newly crowned HL#10 Minnetonka (66) and White Bear Lake (67)
for the title. Prior Lake (129) and Owatonna (149) were fourth and fifth
GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
Lakeville North 59;
Minnetonka 66;
White Bear Lake 67;
Prior
Lake 129;
Owatonna 149;
Winona 178;
Northfield 187;
Lakeville South 287;
Edina
289;
Eagan 290;
Rosemount 323;
Centennial 336;
Burnsville 351;
Robbinsdale Armstrong
370;
Anoka 370;
Kennedy, Bloomington 471;
Jefferson, Bloomington 486;
Farmington
494;
Carlton Wrenshall 497;
Richfield 617
In a big-dog match-up, Elliot Heath (Winona
15:28 5k) edged TC
Lumbar (Edina
15:30) to win the boys division. Rob Finnerty (Burnsville)
edged Tim Bruhn (Lakeville North) for third,
both timing 15:47. Tyler
King (Lakeville North was fifth in 16:05), with Tom
Burke (Edina 16:09), Paul
Hilsen (Lakeville South 16:15), Chad Ernst (Richfield
16;20), Ben
Plankis (Lakeville North 16:30) and Brandon
Lewis (Robbinsdale-Armstrong 16:38)
compleing the top ten. HL#8 Edina (58) shaded
Lakeville North (77) for the team title, with Rosemount (105), Mounds
View (157) and Winona (174) completing the top five.
BOYS TEAM SCORES:
Edina 58,
Lakeville North 77;
Rosemount 105;
Mounds View 157;
Winona 174;
Eastview 191;
Robbinsdale-Armstrong 199;
Northfield 256;
Lakeville
South 265;
White Bear Lake 273;
Minnetonka 292;
Burnsville 292;
Coon Rapids 343;
Richfield
347;
Eagan 411;
Prior Lake 453;
Jefferson, Bloomington 457;
Centennial 481;
Anoka
507;
Carlton Wrenshall 518;
Farmington 611;
Kennedy, Bloomington 725
METRO INVITATIONAL @ Central Middle School, Minneapolis 9/17/05
Windy conditions greeted runners at the Metro Invitational, but it
Roseville Area who blew the girls field away. Roseville, led by Katie
Dyson's individual
triumph, put all five scorers in the top ten and won with 30 points. Eden
Prairie was second with 81 and Chaska (115) edged Woodbury (118) for third.
Dyson broke away and ran to a clear triumph, covering the 4k in 14:56. Bethany
Pierson (Irondale) was second in 15:31, and Margot
Branigan (Roseville Area 15:41)
third. Fourth and fifth went to Lauren Bleyl (Woodbury
15:45) and Page
Ties (Eden Prairie 15:46).
GIRLS TEAM SCORES:
Roseville Area 30,
Eden Praire 81,
Chaska 115,
Woodbury 118,
Mounds View 136,
Osseo 133,
Park Cottage Grove 137,
Irondale 225,
Champlin Park
239,
Faribault 276,
Minneapolis South 303.
HL#10 Eden Prairie rolled to the boys team title,
scoring 39 points with four top ten scorers. Roseville Area was second with
70 and Wayzata third with 81. Tim Branigan (Roseville
Area) scored a solid individual win, running 16:06 for 5k. Eden Prairies' Ryan
Little (16:20) and Devin Cory (16:28)
were second and third, and Ian
Bauer (Roseville Area 16:52)
and Pat Lowder (Chaska 16:56) fourth and fifth.
BOYS TEAM SCORES:
Eden Prairie 39,
Roseville Area 70,
Wayzata 81,
Chaska 103,
Faribault 137,
Minneapolis South 143,
Osseo 159,
Park Cottage Grove 217,
Irondale
245,
Woodbury 272,
Champlin Park 316
Kansas
Extended coverage of
the Rim Rock Invitational - Lawrence, KS 9/17/05
GOLD DIVISION BOYS: Jacob Boone (Lee's
Summit North) ran 15:50 to win the Rim Rock Gold Division Race, edging Kip
Hill (Liberty 15:52)
as a tight pack followed across the line. Josh
Thebeau led team runner-up
Potosi in third (15:57), with Ben Murphy-Brown (University,
St. Louis) 15:59, and Josh Mathis (Potosi
16:00) right behind in a very tight race. In the most dramatic finish
of the day, early leader Lane
Boyer
(Neodesha), a highly regarded 9:22 two miler, fell in the homestretch
and crawled across the line in 13th (16:27). Liberty lived
up to the
#1 Heartland/US#7 ranking, scoring 74
points, with Potosi MO (137) and Fremont NE (187) second and third.
University, St. Louis MO (201) and Lee's Summit North (250) were fourth
and fifth.
GOLD DIVISION GIRLS: Krista Eckert (Roosevelt, Sioux
Falls SD) pulled away in the final stretch to a 14:41 4k triumph. Cheryl
Spring (The Woodlands TX 14:51)
overtook early leader Laura Roxberg (Blue Valley
Northwest 14:55) for second, with Heather Garcia (Baldwin
15:02) and Stephanie
King (Marmaton Valley 15:04),
two highly regarded small school runners in Kansas, fourth and fifth. In the
team race, The Woodlands scored 100 points to win, with HL#4/US#16
Iowa City West IA(144) and HL#2/US#8 Roosevelt,
Sioux Falls SD (146) dueling for second. HL#9 Liberty MO (188) was fourth, just
ahead of Suburban League rival Blue Springs MO (193).
CRIMSON DIVISION BOYS: Sloane Kern of Great Bend pulled away in the homestretch
to a 16:51 victory, with Seth Prauner (Burke, Omaha NE) second at 16:55. David
Hansen (Leavenworth 17:04) was fourth, with Tad
Eisenhauer (Goddard 17:09) and
Cameron Ayers (Pattonville, St. Louis) competing the top five. Branson MO scored
156 points to win, with Great Bend (186) shading Pattonville, St. Louis MO (191)
for second. Shawnee Heights, Topeka (251) and Kaupan Mt. Carmel, Wichita (253)
were fourth and fifth
BOYS TEAM SCORES: Branson MO 156, Great Bend 186, Pattonville, St. Louis 191;
Shawnee Heights, Topeka 251; Kaupan Mt. Carmel, Wichita 256; Free State, Lawrence
263; Lexington NE 268; Washburn Rural, Topeka 270; Derby 275; Omaha Westside
NE 296; Dodge City 302; Goddard 314; Shawnee Mission North 319; St. Joseph Central
MO 391; Liberal 412; Burke, Omaha NE 414; Blue Valley 448; Bishop Miege, Shawnee
Mission 460; Topeka High 500; Wichita North 513; Topeka West 517; Wichita South
524; Wichita East 557; Wichita West 558; Valley Center 568; Olathe North 581;
Leavenworth 625; Mill Valley, Shawnee 650; Ft. Osage, Independence MO 659; Ponca
City OK 662; Wichita Southeast 674
CRIMSON DIVISION GIRLS: Brittney Graff from nearby
Eudora ran off to a 15:25 triumph, overwhelming the field. Tamera
Smith (Junction City) was second at 15:46,
with a tight race between Kelcy Vanarsdall (Ft.
Osage, Independence MO 15:57) and Devin Weigers (Blue
Valley 15:58) deciding third. Rebeka
Stowe (Olathe Northwest)
was fifth in 16:07.
Seaman, Topeka scored a 131 to 142 win over Hays in a battle of 5A Kansas state
contenders. Kapaun Mt. Carmel, Wichita (210) was third, with Blue Valley (239)
fourth and defending 5A champ Bishop Miege, Shawnee Mission fifth at 240.
GIRLS TEAM SCORES: Seaman, Topeka 131; Hays 142; Kapaun Mt. Carmel, Wichita 210;
Blue Valley 239; Bishop Miege, Shawnee Mission 240; Eudora 258; Great Bend 275;
Liberal 333; St. Joseph Central MO 353; Leavenworth 354; Shawnee Mission North
362; Olathe Northwest 410; North Star, Lincoln NE 444; Dodge City 458; Derby
462; Mill Valley, Shawnee 464; Ponca City OK 466; Lexington NE 473; Wichita East
480; Remington-Whitewater 492; Pittsburg 493; Bishop Carroll, Wichita 512; Topeka
High 538; Wichita Southeast 539; Oak Park, Kansas City MO 539; Branson MO 544;
Goddard 555; Valley Center 559; Washburn Rural, Topeka 569; Topeka West 696;
Wichita West 792; Olathe North 893
BLUE DIVISION BOYS: Graham Laird (Pembroke Hill,
Kansas City MO 17:08) pulled away from the field up the Billy Mills
Hill to win the Blue Division Race. Ross
Squire (Excelsior Springs MO) was second at 17:20, edging Luke
Hall (Girard 17:20).
Chris Yates (Ozark MO) was third at 17:33, with
team mate Sam
Jones fifth at
17:43. Excelsior Springs MO scored 111 to win the team title, with DeSoto (138)
second and Kearney (MO) third at 148.
TEAM SCORES: Excelsior Springs MO 111, DeSoto 138; Kearney MO 148; Girard 162;
Hillsboro 176; Ozark MO 185; Lincoln Southwest NE 187; Collegiate, Wichita 203;
Jeff Co West 215; Tonganoxie 251; Sabetha 354; Metro Christian 257; Permbroke
Hill, Kansas City MO 299; Eudora 311; Independent, Wichita 372; Pike Valley,
Scandia 382; Hayden, Topeka 418; Lafayette, St. Joseph MO 445; College Prep,
Lincoln NE 479; Reed Springs MO 561
BLUE DIVISION GIRLS: Morgan Frehe (DeSoto) romped
to a 16:00 triumph, with Hope
Winkler (Sabetha) second at 16:13 and Dani Virts (Southwest,
Lincoln NE) a close third at 16:14. Anna Zahner (Pembroke
Hill, Kansas City MO) was fourth at 16:38 and Stephanie
Cowherd (Ozark MO) fifth at 16:41. DeSoto scored 59 to win the team title,
with Lincoln Southwest NE second (69) and Kearney MO third with 101.
TEAM SCORES: DeSoto 59, Lincoln Southwest NE (69), Kearney MO 101; Pembroke Hill,
Kansas City MO 103, Excelsior Springs MO 134; Wichita South 161; Sabetha 185;
Basehor-Linwood 196; Tonganoxie 196; Lincoln Prep, Kansas City MO 272; Mission
Valley 275; Girard 282
TURNER INVITATIONAL @ Pierson Park, Kansas City KS 9/14/05
Generally considered the toughest cross country course in the Kansas City area,
if not the entire state (Rimrock included!), the Turner Invite features the
infamous "Goat Hill". This sandy, rocky 40 yard climb requires runners
go to hands and knees to scramble up, and is immediately followed by a brutal
600 yard climb to the top of the course. St. Piux X, Kansas City MO, won the
boy's team title with 58 points, followed by Ottawa (77) and Truman, Independence
MO (81). David
Goeglein (Lutheran, Kansas City MO) showed good strength running
a 17:06 5k to win, with Daniel
Everhart (Turner, Kansas City) second at 17:29
and Korey
Carter (Olathe North) third at 17:47 with Jack
Sachse (Ottawa) fourth
at 17:51.
Carrie Roberts led Truman, Independence MO to the team title, winning in 13:32
over two miles. Ashley Wurth (Blue Valley West) was second at 13:45 and Amanda
Bruns (Truman) third at 13:47. Truman packed in four of the top five finishers
to win with 24 points, with Ottawa second (47) and a split-squad (holding ten
runners for Missouri Southern Saturday) Olathe East team third with 72 points.
BOYS TEAM SCORES: St. Piux X, Kansas City MO 58, Ottawa 77; Truman, Independence
MO 84; Lutheran, Kansas City MO 117; Olathe North 118; Turner, Kansas City 124;
Olathe East 126; Blue Valley West 190; Incomplete teams: Central, Kansas City
MO; Piper; Van Horn, Kansas City MO; Westport, Kansas City MO
GIRLS TEAM SCORES: Truman, Independence MO 24; Ottawa 27; Olathe East 72; Turner,
Kansas City 96; Olathe North 104; Incomplete teams: Blue Valley West; Piper;
St. Pius X, Kansas City MO; Westport, Kansas City MO
MCLOUTH INVITATIONAL 9/15/05
Christian, Kansas City finished 1-2-3 in boys race with Nick
Annina (17:02),
Danny Soika (17:04) and James
McDermott (17:40) leading Christian to a 36 point
total and the team title. Christ Prep (72) was second and Royal Valley (92) third.
In the girls race Steph Bryant (Silver Lake) ran
12:45 over two miles to win, with Kim Eversgerd (Wathena)
second at 12:51 and Katie
Pottorf (Bishop Seabury,
Lawrence) third at 13:07. Christian won the team title with 51 points, with Doniphan
West (55) a close second and Perry-Lecompton (60) third.
BOYS TEAM SCORES: Christian, Kansas City 36; Christ Prep 72; Royal Valley 92;
Bishop Seabury, Lawrence 128; Jeff Co North 132; Doniphan West 139; Oskaloosa
166; McLouth 193; Perry-Lecompton 193;
GIRLS TEAM SCORES: Christian, Kansas City 51; Doniphan West 55; Perry-Lecompton
60; Royal Valley 85; Jeff Co West 123; Wathena 137; Troy 137
BUHLER INVITATIONAL @ Buhler Middle School 9/15/05
El Dorado's Lauren Nightengale zipped to an 11:55
two miles to win the Buhler Invitational, while host Buhler used an five second
split to pile in runners and won the team title with 41 points. El Dorado was
second with 61. In a match-up of two of the top runners in central Kansas, Ben
Histand of Newton won in 16:02, with Bobby Morton (El Dorado) second in 16:33
over the 5k course. Buhler won the team title with 57 points, with El Dorado
second with 69.
Nebraska
Norfolk Invitational 9/16/05
Led by Betsy Bies 14:50 4k win, the HL#1/US#4
Yankton SD girls led off with a 1-2-3 finish and won the Norfolk Invitational
with 22 points. HL#7 Marian was second with 66 points and Columbus third
with 95. Bies won by over a minute.
HL#3
Yankton also won the boys title with a score of 35. Norfolk was second with 79
points and Grand Island third with 89. Jon Williams of Yankton won in a time
of 16:08 over 5k with Sufian Kimo of Norfolk second at 16:33.
BOYS TEAM SCORES: Yankton SD 35; Norfolk 79; Grand Island 89; Benson, Omaha 102;
Bryan, Omaha 124; Bellevue West 140; Papillion La-Vista South 178; Bellevue East
178; Fremont 215; Columbus 220; South Sioux City 302
GIRLS TEAM SCORES: Yankton SD 22; Marian, Omaha 66; Columbus 95; Papillion LaVista
South 97; Grand Island 124; Bellevue West 161; Norfolk 194; South Sioux City
235; Fremont 243
Full results can be found online at www.directathletics.com
Expanded Report from Yankton Head Coach Dan Fitzsimmons
Bies breaks Ramsey Kavan’s all-time
course record to become only the second runner to break 15:26 on the
challenging hilly course. Kuchta and Storm ran the 9th and 10th best
times in course history – just
ahead of Annie Shadle, the indoor mile and
outdoor 1500 NCAA champion from Nebraska. All seven Gazelles ran their
best times ever on the course. They outscored our last year’s team
24-34 in a dual when doing a time comparison from last year to this year.
Bies has broken 3 of 4 course records that Kavan held going into this
season. The Gazelles average team time was faster than the 11th fastest
performer in course history and faster than 19 of the past meet champions.
On the boys side, winner Jon Williams broke
a school record held by Yankton HS and Notre Dame alum, Matt
Althoff, by 24 seconds. His time was the
fourth fastest all-time on the course, which has been used for late season
state qualifying meets as well. Althoff captained ND for two years and
made four national cross country appearance. A much healthier
Sean Fitzsimmons returned to the number
2 spot in the Bucks lineup after suffering from what could have been
a near fatal respiratory attack at the Augustana Meet of Champions. Hopefully
he will regain full strength soon and return to running side by side
with Williams. All seven of our boys set personal bests for the Norfolk
course. Also we had five runners in before Peter
Falcon of Bellevue West and 6 in before Bellevue West’s
second runner. Falcon had beat all but two Shawnee Mission NW runners
while their 2nd and 3rd runners finished ahead of Shawnee’s fifth
runner by 27 seconds. Our seventh, who ran 2nd for us at Augustana, suffered
an asthma attack and still managed to PR and finish one second behind
Bellevue’s third runner. The Bucks average team time for
the meet was faster than over half of the past individual champions times
on this course, which has seen the likes of NCAA Division I runners Matt
Althoff, Brian Parr, David
Iteffa and others on the course. Iteffa, a
Univ. of Nebraska standout, held the course record at one time in 16:58 – the
Bucks average time on the day.
Iowa
BALLARD INVITATIONAL @ Huxley Flash report 9/12/05
One of the largest small school invitationals in Iowa, 45 boys and girls squads
competing. I didn't receive times or scores, but here were the winners in each
class followed by the team champs. I've written the meet and am awaiting updates.
Boys
Class A--Mason Frank, ADM/Adel, Boone
Class B--Dan Meyer, West Central Valley, Ogden
Class C--Dana Schmidt, Grundy Center, Eagle Grove
Class D--Matt Wood, Eldora-New Providence, Eldora-New Providence
Girls
Class A--Kesley Tompkins, Webster City, Waukee
Class B--Sarah Wilcox, Carlisle, Iowa Falls-Alden
Class C--Alyse Herr, Nodaway Valley, Nodaway Valley
Class D--Lindsey Triggs, Mt. Ayr , Panorama/Panorma
AMES "LITTLE CYCLONE" INVITATIONAL @ ISU XC COURSE
Kennedy of Cedar Rapids put all five scorers in the top fifteen to dominate the
Ames Invitational. Kennedy scored 38 points, with Ames (69) edging Dowling, West
Des Moines for second on the pusher. Brett Carter (Dowling) won in 16:39 for
5k over the rolling course, with Adam Hairston (16:47) and Ryan
Williamson (17:00)
finishing second and third for Kennedy.
BOYS TEAM SCORES; Kennedy, Cedar Rapids 39; Ames 69; Dowling, West Des Moines
69; Johnston 71; South East Polk 142; Boone 145; Forest City 197; Des Moines
East 231
Johnston used a quick :45 split to pack their team in and won the girls title
with 61 points. Kennedy, Cedar Rapids (77) edged host Ames for second on the
pusher. Kersten Thorgaard of Ames won the individual title in 15:19 for 4k, while
Andrea Wacker (Dowling 15:29) edged Betsy
Flood (Dowling 15:33) and Obsie Birru (Johnston 15:35) for second.
GIRLS TEAM SCORES: Johnston 61; Kennedy, Cedar Rapids 77; Ames 77; Waukee 84;
Dowling, West Des Moines 148; Forest City 156; Indianola 200; Boone 218; South
East Polk 227; Des Moines East 230
Missouri
LUTHERAN NORTH INVITATIONAL @ SPANISH LAKE, ST. LOUIS 9/16/05
Universtity City dominated the boys race, with four in the top ten and 27 points.
Lutheran North, St. Louis was second with 64 and Hancock, St. Louis third with
103. Adam Behnke (Lutheran South) edged Brian
Hart (University City) for the
title, both running 16:37 for 5k with Andy Chase (University City) right behind
at 16:39.
BOYS TEAM SCORES: University City 27; Lutheran North, St. Louis 64; Hancock,
St. Louis 103; Clayton 122; Lutheran South, St. Louis 131; Berkeley 140; Lutheran,
St. Charles 178; Whitfield 195; Jennings 210
Sandy Inman (Notre Dame, St. Louis) ran 19:47 for 5k to handily win the girls
title, with Brianna Frigerio (Lutheran South) second at 20:00 and Sammi
Keller (Whitfield) third at 20:07. Whitfield scored 47 to win, with Rosati-Kain, St
Louis second with 68, edging Notre Dame on the pusher.
GIRLS TEAM SCORES: Whitfield 47; Rosati-Kain, St. Louis 68; Notre Dame, St. Louis
68; Lutheran North, St. Louis 104; Clayton 120; Lutheran South, St. Louis 139;
Berkeley 217; Metro, St. Louis 219; Cardinal Ritter, St. Louis 243
PAUL ENKE INVITATIONAL AT SIOUX PASSAGE PARK, HAZELWOOD
Featuring a return to the traditional course that included infamous "mankiller" hill,
the Paul Enke Invite featured a smattering of top teams from across Missouri.
In the girls race, the Jefferson City Jays scored 72 points to win, the Herculaneum
second (92) and Lee's Summit West third with 122. Kimmi
Shank of Rolla ran
over the difficult 5k to win in 20:52, edging Kelly
Williams (Herculaneum
20:54). Elizabeth Keaveney (St. Teresa's, Kansas City) was third at 21:01,
with Molly Schlamb (Ladue 21:08) fourth and Monica
Noble (Francis Howell
North) fifth at 21:10
GIRLS TEAM SCORES: Jefferson City 75; Herculaneum 92; Lee's Summit West 122;
O'Fallon 144; Ladue 197; St. Teresa's, Kansas City 204; Kirkwood 232; Summit
244; Ft. Zumwalt South 260; Ft. Zumwalt West 307; Francis Howell Central 353;
Hickman, Columbia 357; MICDS, St. Louis 389; Helias, Jefferson City 393; Francis
Howell North 408; Ft. Zumwalt North 433; John Burroughs, St. Louis 511; Hazelwood
Central 529; Hazelwood West 566; St. Charles West 588; Visitation, St. Louis
588; Incarnate Word, St.Louis 629
In the boys race, highly regarded Ft. Zumwalt South put three runners in
the top six to score 30 points and win the title. Jefferson City was second
with 55 points, and Hickman, Columbia third with 120. Nick
Heberle of Jefferson
City won the tough 5k in 17:22, with Nathan Young (Ft. Zumwalt South) second
at 17:27. Young's team mate Kyle Rood was third in 17:33, followed by Larry
Paul (Wright City 17:38) and Bob Gorman (Chaminade, St. Louis 17:49) in the
top five.
BOYS TEAM SCORES: Ft. Zumwalt South 30, Jefferson City 55; Hickman, Columbia
120; Chaminade, St. Louis 167; O'Fallon 203; Herculaneum 209; Priory, St. Louis
212; Ladue 246; Francis Howell North 247; St. Charles West 291; MICDS, St. Louis
295; Helias, Jefferson City 313; Francis Howell Central 325; DeSmet, St. Louis
331; Ft. Zumwalt West 408; Hazelwood Central 479; University, St.Louis 507; Rolla
519; Summit 537; Ft. Zumwalt North 584; Hazelwood East 686
PARKWAY CENTRAL INVITATIONAL 9/17/05 ST. LOUIS
Ben Brammemer led Parkway South to victory at the Parkway Central Invite Saturday.
Brammemer ran 16:09 over 5k to easily win, with Andrew
Weiser (Parkway Central)
second at 16:44 and Ryan Briggs (16:58) and Kirk
Chitwood (16:59) giving Parkway
South a 1-3-4 start. Parkway South scored 27 points to win, with Marquette second
(85) and Francis Howell third with 93
BOYS TEAM SCORES: Parkway South, St. Louis 27; Marquette, St. Louis 85; Francis
Howell 93; Kirkwood 113; Parkway Central, St. Louis 122; Webster Groves 131;
Waynesville 192.
In the girls race, Mary Norhum (Washington) ran off to a 19:25 5k triumph, with
Kathlyn Thompson (Parkway Central) second at 19:45 and Laura
Gosen (Marquette)
third at 19:56. Marquette won the team titel with 39 points, with Washington
second (64) and Parkway Central (80) third.
GIRLS TEAM SCORES: Marquette, St. Louis 39; Washington 64; Parkway Central, St.
Louis 90, Lafayette, St. Louis 90; Cor Jesu, St. Louis 152; Parkway South, St.
Louis 173; Francis Howell 199
SOUTH DAKOTA
Huron Invitational 9/17/05
Rapid City Central, led by the 1-2 finish of Darrell Tuttle (17:13)
and Seth
Breckenridge (17:15), won the Huron Invitational with 35 points. Pierre
(70) was second and Sturgis (88) third. Jessica Engel of
Sturgis won the girls race by over a minute with a 4k time of 16:11, with Chelsey
Dunkle (Brookings) second
at 17:14. Pierre won the girls title with 23 points, with Huron (47) second and
McCook Central third with 50.
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