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11/1/08
5A Story 5A Girls
The Oregon high school state cross country meet was once again held at Lane Community College, and it appeared to have been witnessed by the largest crowd in years. That, of course, was due in part by reasonably good conditions. Although it had rained in the morning, the rain held off for the 4A competition in the morning session and it remained dry for the afternoon races. At times, it certainly looked threatening. The day was a good one to run. It was cool with little or no breeze and the course remained firm. For sure the day was distinctly better than the last few meets which were either run in a downpour or with blustery winds.
In some ways the girls 5A race was the most compelling for there were so many interesting subplots. Alyssa O’Connor of Summit was returning for the first time since her freshman year. After two years of serious injuries and surgeries. There were a number of fans who, although they hoped she would do well, were praying first that she’d come through the day unscathed. Corvallis’ Jennifer Johnson, who was hindered by problems for most of the season, was returning after missing the last two weeks of racing and training. Though not on par with the problems of O’Connor, we all know how debilitating an injury can be and dealing with foot as well as abductor muscles can be tricky. Fortunately her doctors said that she would not get any worse by running, so she toed the line to help her team.
Kellie Foley of Crook County was making a bid to keep the state title which her sister Michelly claimed last year. For added interest, Michelly had raced well for WSU in the PAC10 meet held just the day before down the road in Springfield. Michelly was on hand too as a cheerleader for her sister. Summit also had Kellie Schueler on its roster and it’s not often that you see a dominant runner in the spring (state champion in the 100-200-400) fare well at cross country, but Kellie always makes things interesting by threading her way through the pack and showing up at the end high in the top ten. Last but not least is the story of Kayleigh Tyerman of Crater who trained hard over the summer and in doing so raised her running to a new level. She has become one of the state’s very best.
For those more interested in the team aspect of cross country, Summit was one of the top ranked teams in the northwest and sought to prove they were truly of regional caliber. Corvallis only a week ago was ranked 10th in the entire northwest before falling to their arch river Crescent Valley at the district. Then again, there was Crater which was one of the most if not the most under-rated teams in the region and was peaked for state so impressively last year.
From almost the crack of the starter’s pistol, there was no doubt that it would be a fast race. Kayleigh Tyerman held a slight lead as they ran up the first hill on the side of the track. She opened up a five meter lead over Jen Johnson and Kellie Foley who ran side-by-side. Just behind them were Alyssa O’Connor and her freshman team mate Megan Fristoe. A large pack followed only a bit behind them that included Seena Franz of Ashland, Chelsa McDonnell of Klamath and Christine Harwood of Pendleton.
Tyerman maintained her lead as she raced above the soccer field (half of the perimeter) and then head off to the back part of the course which was out of view for most fans. Racing there through the woods, Tyerman maintained a slight lead when she reached the mile mark in around 5:32 but Foley and Johnson had closed the gap and the three leaders raced along in single file. McDonnell followed about 10 meters behind and led a procession that included Frantz, Harwood, O’Connor and Fristoe. Kellie Schueler was well behind somewhere between 15th and 20th.
By the time the leaders returned to the start the race had changed its complexion for Tyerman and Foley were now alone in their battle for the lead, while Johnson ran alone 40 meters behind them. A good 30 meters behind her followed Mcdonnell, Frantz and Cristal Delgado of Hermiston who had surged into secondary contention. About 5 meters behind them were Summit’s O’Connor and Fristoe.
The next stage of the race saw them circle the old pond area, and it was there around the halfway point that the Crook County runner made her move. Interestingly enough, neither she nor her sisters would have been running if their school ran a year-round swim program, but fate had allowed them to know that they had a gift for running, as their school has no swim program even though they do swim for Redmond in the winter and Prineville in the summer. Tyerman tried to stay with her rival but could not and by the time that she had completed the orbit around the pond and headed back toward the track, Foley had opened almost a 50 meter lead. The two mile time was 11:50. Behind Foley came Tyerman and Johnson each running alone, but a number of runners led by Cristal Delgado were beginning to reel in the Corvallis star. Mcdonnell and Frantz ran in single file just ahead of O’Connor and Fristoe, who continued to work together.
Foley continued to push the pace the rest of the way and widened the gap over Tyerman, who was beginning to show the strain from the early pace. Johnson also was fatigued but doing her best to hold it together, while a horde of runners were closing in on her. Behind them Jessica Wolfe was making a big move yet it was not as big as the one by Schueler.
Foley raced away to a fine first place time of 18:32 which was most impressive, because she ran over a mile by herself. Kayleigh Tyerman came home second in a good time of 18:55 while Alyssa O’Connor closed swiftly to claim third in 18:58. Megan Fristoe was 4th in 19:04 and the amazing Schueler, who watched Olympia Andrew Wheating do much the same the day before in the PAC10 race, showed she still has the patent of threading her way through the pack took 5th in 19:07. Chelsa McDonnell of Klamath Union lead the next group of runners garnering 6th in 19:18 while Cristal Delgado of Hermiston placed 7th. Freshman Jessica Wolfe of Mountain View finished 8th edging the valiant Jen Johnson and Seena Frantz of Ashland rounded out the top ten. Brocklin Brummund of Summit earned a placement of 11th ahead of Crater’s Silver Seibert. Twin sister Sara Fristoe of Summit placed 12th to claim the last spot for the Bord er Clash. Hilary Sharpe (Summit) and Maddie Entrikin of Crescent Valley finished 14th and 15th.
The team race was somewhat anti-climatic as Summit overwhelmed their competition by
scoring (2-3-4-7-9) 25 points. The Crater girls finished 2nd but not nearly as close as anticipated
with 73 points. Pendleton, led by Sandy Torres in 21st, surprised with a 3rd place trophy with 76
points. They had a very nice pack that included placements of 29-30-31 and 34. Their spread in
times for their first five runners was only 8 seconds. The bad news was that their 2nd runner
Shoni Schimmel will be moving to Franklin next year. Also of note, if Summit had run in the
6A race, their girls would have radically changed the outcome. Jesuit would still have run and,
in fact they were so strong that their total of 36 points would be raised only two points to 38. St.
Mary’s Academy on the other hand (recall they are missing Julia Tawney) would see their total
increase, because all seven of the Summit girls would place ahead of SMA’s 4th runner raising
their total from 108 points to 122 points. Summit would have scored 76 points to finish squarely
in the middle. They will still have to run well to defeat a team like Gig Harbor but they could
very well qualify for the NTN meet.
In our preview we noted that the boys’ field was deep and the start of the race reflected that, as a throng of runners charged up the hill and then made their way above the track. Cleveland runners Brandon Kohler & Daniel Winn led the way closely followed by Jordan Ringe. Tim Costin of Springfield, who led the race early on last year, decided to try a different tactic this year & ran just a bit behind the leaders tucked away safely in fourth. In truth there was such a large pack of runners racing closely behind the leaders that it was difficult to note either their face or numbers.
They ran out of site after running above the soccer field and then headed toward the wooded area on the back part of the course. The Cleveland duo continued to lead when they reached the mile mark in 5:00. By that time the Elliott brothers from Crater, Zach & Josh, had joined the fray and Ringe & Costin remained near the front as well. Returning to the starting area the Cleveland runners maintained a slight edge over Ringe of Hermiston, who had a slight lead over Tim Costin. There still loomed a pack of 8 to 10 runners that included Ryland Karlovich of Ashland & Alex Peterson of Klamath Union.
Once again, as in the girls’ race, the route around the pond saw a major move and it was Josh Elliott, who made a bold break-away. His brother Zack followed suite & soon they had strung out the challengers, which was now down to four effectively as only Ringe & Costin had any legitimate chance at that point. Well behind them were Karlovich & Peterson, while a bit further back were Winn, Dylan Arana of Springfield & Michael Duerker of Century.
With Josh Elliott charging the hill he at first opened a small gap and, as he raced toward the soccer field he assumed a good 20meter lead. Ringe responded a bit late to the move, which allowed him to assume 2nd place. Sadly the hill proved to be the final straw for Costin, who gamely tried to stay with the leaders, but it just was not his day. In the woods Josh reached the two mile mark in 10:12. Ringe at that time was attempting to gain on the leader but that only accomplished gaining an additional edge in his battle for second place.
By the baseball diamond the leaders reappeared before the bulk of the fans and Josh Elliott was visibly straining. By the time he made the final turn towards the track his form had clearly been lost yet he was grimly striving to push as best as possible to maintain his lead. The Hermiston star reached the turn & increased his pace, even as Zach Elliott was still holding out faint hope of retaking 2nd place. Once he had reached the track it became obvious that Ringe was slowly closing in but would not have nearly enough distance to even make it close. Josh Elliott, a junior & the younger of the family, claimed victory in a time of 15:44, which was ten seconds ahead of Ringe. Zach took 3rd with 16:00 and Ryland Karlovich came on late to take 4th ahead of Alex Peterson of Klamath. Cleveland’s Daniel Winn finished 6th ahead of the tired Costin, who edged out his team mate Dylan Arana. Michael Duerker finished 9th ahead o f Jordan Monroe of West Albany & Alex Douvris of Glencoe. Mid-Willamette rivals claimed the next four spots as Ben Condrea of Crescent Valley led Anthony Earley of South Albany, Joe Martin of Silverton & Brad Nelson of Corvallis.
The team battle saw Crater claim its second straight team title - this time with 42 points to easily out-distance an impressive group from Cleveland (110). Klamath Union took 3rd with 119 points while Summit (126) & Hermiston (133) placed 4th & 5th. This year’s race was just a bit more interesting as five of last year’s top ten runners returned for another try but next year only the winner along with Daniel Winn, Dylan Arana & Jordan Monroe, only a sophomore, are underclassmen. Ben Condrea, who placed 12th will also be back.
With so many divisions for such a small state it tends to water down the various divisions & it becomes rather apparent, when there are superior runners in a so-called ‘lower’ division. Such was the case in 4A in both the boys’ & girls’ divisions. Elliott Jantzer of Phoenix took the lead early and never looked back, as he won by 21 seconds over Trevor Berrian of North Bend. Jantzer not only won the State title last year but he later finished 18th in the prestigious Footlocker National Championships & was the Western region’s second place finisher among underclassmen. Taylor Wallace is another repeat State champion, who also competed last year at Footlocker, but the Henley star qualified for the Footlocker National race. She’s been hampered by an injury suffered this summer, so yesterday was only her 2nd 5K of the season. Still her fine time of 18:43, although not as good as last year’s standard, shows that she is almost all the way back to where she was. She defeated Sutherlin’s Chelsea Spencer 43 seconds. In the girl’s team battle Siuslaw claimed the title with 36 points as they dominated their division.. Samantha Pummer & Raelyn Robinson placed 3rd & 4th to lead the team, which easily topped Scappoose which had 122 & Hidden Valley 135.. Siuslaw has their top four back next year. In the race for the guys’ divisional title third place finisher Conor Kasler led his Hidden Valley team mates to a 37 to 73 victory over Phoenix and Sisters finished 3rd with 177.
In the 3A girls’ race Nancy Cardenas of Umatilla, who placed 5th at State last year, upset defending champion Ashley Baldovino of Lakeview by twenty seconds with a winning time of 19:03. Hayley Ney of Catlin Gable claimed third place for the 2nd straight year & Sydney Snook repeated her 4th place finish from 2007. Tallisa Baldovino was 5th. Brian Nelson of Nyssa won the boys’ race with a time of 16:05 as Andrew Landstrom & Ton Sheehy finished second & third. In the team battle among the young ladies St. Mary’s claimed victory over Catlin Gable 82 to 92, while Union won the boys’ title over Nyss 49 to 67.
6A Girls Team Results
Jesuit 36
St. Mary's Academy 108
South Medford 129
4 South Eugene 139
5 Tualatin 166
6 Lincoln 269
7 Sunset 182
8 Hood River Valley 192
9 Franklin 198
10 West Linn 209
11 South Salem 251
12 Lake Oswego 277
13 Canby 280
14 West Salem 348
6A Girls Individual Results
1 Annamarie Maag Jesuit 10 18:23.3
2 Alexandra Jones St. Mary's Academy 12 18:26.9
3 Khalia Tidwell Gresham 11 18:27.2
4 Tate Murray Lake Oswego 11 18:27.8
5 Payton Schutte Jesuit 10 18:28.1
6 Noelle VanRysselberghe Jesuit 12 18:28.8
7 Piper Delaney South Medford 12 18:50.5
8 Lucy Whipps St. Mary's Academy 11 18:51.9
9 Betsy Kolberg Lincoln 12 19:00.0
10 Alexa Kearns St. Mary's Academy 11 19:06.7
11 Emily Wheeler Tualatin 11 19:16.3
12 Sasha Teninty South Eugene 11 19:21.4
13 Hayley Gregoire Beaverton 10 19:21.8
14 Adrienne Demaree Jesuit 9 19:25.5
15 Lauren Lloyd Hood River Valley 11 19:29.3
16 Shannon Mahoney Jesuit 10 19:31.7
17 Andrea Dettmann Centennial 10 19:38.2
18 Bryanna Oelrich Roseburg 11 19:39.5
19 Julia Fonk Franklin 11 19:39.7
20 Erin McLaughlin Milwaukie 11 19:41.2
21 Paige Kouba South Eugene 9 19:44.5
22 Laura Matzke Forest Grove 11 19:45.0
23 Erin Jones Hood River Valley 12 19:50.6
24 Audrey Botti Sunset 12 19:53.1
25 Clare Hagler Jesuit 12 19:57.1
26 Lauren Morgan South Medford 9 20:03.5
27 Ragan Allen Grant 10 20:13.9
28 Taylor Nowlin West Linn 12 20:15.4
29 Jenny Wheeler Westview 11 20:15.7
30 Sabra DeVoir Jesuit 10 20:17.5
31 Sharon Rooker Forest Grove 10 20:24.1
32 Lindsey Hartung Sunset 11 20:29.2
33 Kelsey Bradshaw South Medford 11 20:29.9
34 McKayla Fricker Canby 11 20:30.4
35 Chelsea Ollar West Linn 10 20:30.7
36 Melissa Arndorfer Tualatin 12 20:31.7
37 Morgan Johnstone Tualatin 10 20:34.1
38 Claire DeVoe Lincoln 9 20:34.5
39 Mckenzie Kerr Hood River Valley 10 20:35.1
40 Kellen Friedrich South Salem 9 20:35.6
41 Madison Trowbridge Franklin 10 20:36.1
42 Nora Wilson South Eugene 10 20:37.6
43 Erin Bergmann St. Mary's Academy 10 20:38.4
44 Courtney Hochstetler South Salem 10 20:40.0
45 Kate Jette Clackamas 11 20:41.9
46 Devon Armstrong South Medford 11 20:42.0
47 Katie Skinner Franklin 11 20:42.1
48 Jessica Gamroth Sunset 10 20:42.6
49 Alia Mowery South Eugene 10 20:45.6
50 Amelia Helmick South Eugene 10 20:46.1
6A Boys Team Results
Jesuit 27
Central Catholic 79
West Linn 142
Lake Oswego 163
South Eugene 164
North Medford 177
Tualatin 185
Reynolds 202
Lincoln 215
Tigard 227
Franklin 238
South Salem 275
Southridge 330
West Salem 338.
6A Boys Individual Results
PLACE
NAME
SCHOOL
GRADE
TIME
1
Drew
Jordan
North Medford
11
15:55.6
2
Sammy
Kirtner
South Eugene
12
16:03.1
3
Andy
Kiyokawa
Jesuit
12
16:04.6
4
Ben
Demaree
Jesuit
11
16:05.3
5
Christian
Burger
Jesuit
12
16:07.0
6
Willie
Milam
Jesuit
11
16:10.0
7
Peter
Slauson
Central Catholic
11
16:10.8
8
Alex
Emberlin
Westview
12
16:14.1
9
Elijah
Greer
Lake Oswego
12
16:14.9
10
Patrick
Maag
Jesuit
12
16:15.0
11
Toby
Maunu
Sandy
12
16:16.3
12
Jason
Waldram
Aloha
12
16:17.5
13
Adrian
Unkeles
Lincoln
12
16:18.0
14
John
Paden
Lake Oswego
11
16:18.3
15
Samot
Turina
Central Catholic
12
16:18.9
16
Taylor
West
West Linn
10
16:19.6
17
Kevin
Oliver
Tualatin
12
16:22.4
18
Alex
Anderson
Lakeridge
12
16:23.0
19
Cullen
Wannarka
West Linn
10
16:27.7
20
Winston
Neville
Jesuit
12
16:31.7
21
Timothy
Plunkett
Tualatin
12
16:36.7
22
Curran
Carlile
Central Catholic
11
16:38.7
23
Devin
White
McKay
12
16:40.7
24
Musa
Ahmed
Central Catholic
11
16:42.6
25
Badane
Sultessa
Centennial
10
16:42.6
26
Wes
Hughes
Sandy
12
16:45.6
27
Holden
Rennaker
Grant
12
16:49.3
28
David
Huddleston
North Medford
10
16:49.7
29
Nick
Robbins
Forest Grove
11
16:49.7
30
Eamonn
Kerr-Daly
South Eugene
12
16:52.2
31
Cody
Hughes
South Salem
12
16:56.1
32
Conor
Roland-Chicvara
Central Catholic
12
16:56.3
33
Scott
McCann
South Eugene
11
16:57.6
34
Matthew
Melancon
Sheldon
10
16:58.2
35
Zach
Newsom
Sunset
10
16:59.8
36
Santana
Alvarez
Newberg
12
17:00.8
37
Jeff
Hopkins
Clackamas
12
17:03.4
38
Dalton
Petursson
Jesuit
12
17:04.6
39
Kyle
Dreibelbis
McMinnville
11
17:06.4
40
Paul
Hoard
Lake Oswego
12
17:06.9
6A Girls Team Results
Summit 25
Crater 73
Pendleton 76
Crescent Valley 113
Corvallis 114
Ashland 162
Wilsonville 227
Marshfield 241
Cleveland 247
Thurston 273
Sherwood 275
Madison 294.
5A Girls Individual Results
PLACE
NAME
SCHOOL
GRADE
TIME
1
Kellie
Foley
Crook County
10
18:32.5
2
Kayleigh
Tyerman
Crater
12
18:55.6
3
Alyssa
O'Connor
Summit
12
18:58.6
4
Megan
Fristoe
Summit
9
19:04.0
5
Kellie
Schueler
Summit
11
19:07.2
6
Chelsa
Mcdonnell
Klamath Union
12
19:18.7
7
Cristal
Delgado
Hermiston
12
19:26.7
8
Jessica
Wolfe
Mountain View
9
19:32.1
9
Jen
Johnson
Corvallis
12
19:33.5
10
Seena
Frantz
Ashland
12
19:35.6
11
Brooklin
Brumund
Summit
12
19:41.3
12
Silver
Seibert
Crater
12
19:43.6
13
Sara
Fristoe
Summit
9
19:48.5
14
Hilary
Sharpe
Summit
12
19:49.0
15
Madeline
Entrikin
Crescent Valley
10
19:53.6
16
Sandy
Torres
Pendleton
9
19:57.4
17
Camelia
Mayfield
Ashland
11
19:58.2
18
Christine
Harwood
Pendleton
12
20:01.4
19
Kate
Pommert
Churchill
12
20:01.5
20
Shoni
Schimmel
Pendleton
11
20:01.7
21
Jacky
Sheoships
Pendleton
10
20:02.7
22
Anya
Martinez
Crater
12
20:04.1
23
Arianne
Laferriere
Crater
11
20:05.9
24
Emma
Anderton
Pendleton
10
20:05.9
25
Caitlynn
Holmes
Springfield
11
20:07.1
26
Charlotte
Fisher
Crescent Valley
10
20:08.8
27
Claire
Krizan
Crescent Valley
10
20:09.0
28
Jana
Sadler
Marshfield
11
20:09.1
29
Sloan
Storie
Corvallis
12
20:09.4
30
Annette
Marinello
Corvallis
10
20:09.5
31
Mimi
Seeley
Bend
11
20:10.5
32
Ally
Shackelford
Madison
11
20:11.9
33
Bridgid
Behrens
Corvallis
9
20:14.9
34
Katie
Warberg
Cleveland
10
20:16.3
35
Mackenzie
Naffziger
Summit
11
20:19.3
36
Damaris
Remigio
Crater
10
20:26.9
37
Meredith
Wells
Crescent Valley
9
20:29.6
38
Mackenzie
Entrikin
Crescent Valley
12
20:30.0
39
Kristen
Chester
Wilsonville
12
20:34.8
40
Lauren
Renie
Thurston
11
20:39.0
41
Kylie
Thalhofer
Sherwood
9
20:40.7
42
Sammantha
McCloud
Pendleton
11
20:40.7
43
Sarah
Batten
Corvallis
12
20:42.4
44
Alisha
Haresnape
St. Helens
11
20:42.5
45
Nicole
Dillavou
Pendleton
10
20:46.1
46
Kelsey
Ward
Crescent Valley
12
20:47.7
47
Summer
Cano
Century
11
20:49.6
48
Danielle
Zehrung
Silverton
11
20:51.9
49
Elliott
Prince
Wilsonville
10
20:53.6
50
Marshall
Miller
Ashland
9
20:58.2
5A Boys Team Results
Crater 42
Cleveland 110
Klamath Union 119
Summit 126
Hermiston 133
Wilsonville 154
Springfield 176
Hillsboro 177
Corvallis 195
Crescent Valley 212
Thurston 236
Madison 308.
5A Boys Individual Results
PLACE
NAME
SCHOOL
GRADE
TIME
1
Josh
Elliott
Crater
11
15:44.4
2
Jordan
Ringe
Hermiston
12
15:54.3
3
Zach
Elliott
Crater
12
16:00.4
4
Ryland
Karlovich
Ashland
12
16:09.3
5
Alex
Peterson
Klamath Union
12
16:10.3
6
Daniel
Winn
Cleveland
11
16:15.4
7
Tim
Costin
Springfield
12
16:15.5
8
Dylan
Arana
Springfield
11
16:16.4
9
Michael
Dueker
Century
12
16:19.0
10
Jordan
Monroe
West Albany
10
16:22.9
11
Alex
Douvris
Glencoe
12
16:24.3
12
Benjamin
Condrea
Crescent Valley
11
16:24.4
13
Antony
Earley
South Albany
12
16:29.1
14
Joe
Martin
Silverton
12
16:35.3
15
Brad
Nelson
Corvallis
12
16:36.5
16
Brandon
Kohler
Cleveland
12
16:39.8
17
Max
Runia
Crater
10
16:43.8
18
Larry
Smuin
St. Helens
12
16:44.1
19
Pat
Madden
Summit
11
16:46.1
20
Aaron
Rogers
Glencoe
12
16:47.6
21
Kade
Jensen
Crater
11
16:48.1
22
Jon
Bryant
Crater
12
16:50.2
23
Mason
Aspera
Klamath Union
12
16:51.7
24
Brandon
Massoni
Hillsboro
12
16:52.2
25
Tosch
Roy
Summit
12
16:53.0
26
Boru
Guyota
Jefferson (Portland)
11
16:54.6
27
Paul
Schwarzer
Ashland
11
16:56.0
28
Max
Gorchels
Corvallis
11
16:56.8
29
Jon
Obeso
Crater
9
16:56.8
30
Charles
Warrington
Klamath Union
11
16:58.5
31
Marcus
Henry
Cleveland
10
17:00.9
32
Jonathan
Larson
Hermiston
12
17:01.4
33
Mitchell
Wilson
Wilsonville
12
17:02.5
34
Drew
Gerg
Springfield
12
17:02.7
35
Mark
Sheridan
Churchill
10
17:04.5
36
Jordan
Wolfe
Mountain View
12
17:04.5
37
Tyler
Walsh
Summit
12
17:07.4
38
Kirby
Garlitz
Mazama
11
17:11.4
39
Gray
Hubel
Wilsonville
12
17:14.7
40
Andrew
Valdez
Hermiston
10
17:15.1
41
Chris
Walsh
Wilsonville
10
17:15.6
42
Mason
Walker
Hillsboro
11
17:18.0
43
Michael
Bennett
Thurston
12
17:19.7
44
Brandon
Roadman
Summit
12
17:19.9
45
Cameron
Casteel
Wilsonville
11
17:21.1
46
Nick
Anderson
Klamath Union
12
17:21.6
47
Kedir
Hussen
Madison
11
17:21.8
48
Logan
Lewis
Thurston
12
17:23.6
49
Cody
Sharrer
Cleveland
11
17:25.4
50
James
Croft
Crater
12
17:26.2
4A Girls Team Results
Siuslaw 36
Scappoose 122
Hidden Valley 135
Central 152
Marist 168
Cottage Grove 168
Illinois Valley 172
Molalla 173
Sutherlin 213
Banks 217
Cascade 246
Baker 270
Philomath 293
Ontario 353
4A Girls Individual Results
PLACE
NAME
SCHOOL
GRADE
TIME
1
Taylor
Wallace
Henley
12
18:43.7
2
Chelsea
Spencer
Sutherlin
10
19:16.7
3
Samantha
Pummer
Siuslaw
11
19:38.9
4
Raelyn
Robinson
Siuslaw
10
19:39.3
5
Maddie
Morton
La Salle Prep
12
19:42.4
6
Patricia
Guterrez
Cottage Grove
11
19:47.8
7
Jenny
Elder
Scappoose
12
19:49.4
8
Kayla
Heath
Phoenix
12
20:06.2
9
Casey
Robertson
Illinois Valley
10
20:12.0
10
Ashley
Mayfield
Seaside
12
20:18.4
11
Emily
Hendricks
Stayton
12
20:20.9
12
Alyssa
Watson
Hidden Valley
10
20:23.8
13
Allie
Sibole
Marist
11
20:28.0
14
Clarita
Twombly
Siuslaw
11
20:36.2
15
Katie
Romanko
North Bend
10
20:39.4
16
Linda
Paredes
Siuslaw
10
20:47.5
17
Ally
Manley
Brookings-Harbor
10
20:51.4
18
Rita
Krantz
Cottage Grove
12
21:00.9
19
Olivia
Johnson
Sweet Home
10
21:03.5
20
Emi
Fujita-Conrads
Sisters
11
21:04.9
4A Boys Team Results
Hidden Valley 37
Phoenix 73
Sisters 87
Siuslaw 150
Philomath 152
Pleasant Hill 160
North Bend 181
Scappoose 239
La Grande 241
Central 249
Estacada 251
La Salle 260
Astoria 318
Baker 368.
4A Boys Individual Results
PLACE
NAME
SCHOOL
GRADE
TIME
1
Elliott
Jantzer
Phoenix
12
15:42.8
2
Trevor
Berrian
North Bend
12
16:03.9
3
Connor
Kasler
Hidden Valley
12
16:07.3
4
Jed
Tolbert
Henley
11
16:23.5
5
Brad
Prettyman
Estacada
11
16:24.3
6
Jason
Arbour
Hidden Valley
12
16:24.4
7
Matt
Rankin
Ontario
12
16:27.2
8
Chris
Cline
Hidden Valley
12
16:31.8
9
D.J.
Flores
South Umpqua
12
16:32.9
10
Benton
Urquhart
Sisters
12
16:37.1
11
Andrew
Watson
Hidden Valley
12
16:39.7
12
Parker
Elder
Scappoose
11
16:42.7
13
Brady
Beagley
North Valley
11
16:45.9
14
Parker
Bennett
Sisters
11
16:48.6
15
John
Culver
Yamhill-Carlton
12
16:50.5
16
Zach
Hibbs
Phoenix
10
16:53.5
17
Joseph
Campbell
Siuslaw
11
17:00.1
18
Dan
Engle
Phoenix
12
17:01.5
19
Sam
Settelmeyer
Cottage Grove
12
17:02.9
20
Graham
Thirkill
Phoenix
12
17:06.8
3A Girls Team Results
St. Mary's 82
Catlin Gabel 92
Vale 144
Valley Catholic 145
Lakeview 147
Nyssa 169
Heritage Christian 178
Bandon 194
Kennedy 210
Oakridge 219
East Linn Christian Academy 225
Portland Lutheran 250
Central Linn 297
Regis 300
3A Girls Individual Results
PLACE
NAME
SCHOOL
GRADE
TIME
1
Nancy
Cardenas
Umatilla
12
19:03.1
2
Ashley
Baldovino
Lakeview
11
19:23.9
3
Hayley
Ney
Catlin Gabel
12
19:37.6
4
Sydney
Snook
Gold Beach
10
19:45.0
5
Talissa
Baldovino
Lakeview
12
19:49.4
6
Emily
Svendsen-McLean
Oakridge
10
19:50.1
7
Maegen
Miranda
Myrtle Point
9
19:50.3
8
Austin
Lundin
Valley Catholic
10
19:50.9
9
Ali
Brauer
Portland Lutheran
10
19:54.1
10
Wren
Carter
Pacific
10
19:55.3
11
Rebecca
Tribelhorn
St. Mary's
12
19:55.6
12
Mary
Bennion
St. Mary's
11
20:05.4
13
Morgann
Turkot
Catlin Gabel
10
20:08.3
14
Kasse
Keudell
Regis
9
20:08.7
15
Bridget
Donohue
Kennedy
9
20:09.4
16
Christina
Anderson
Heritage Christian
10
20:11.8
17
Sarah
Hanchett
McKenzie
12
20:21.6
18
Kassie
Anthony
Vale
9
20:23.4
19
Sierra
Schorer-Noll
Oakridge
12
20:27.6
20
Kara
Davis
Burns
10
20:33.9
3A Boys Team Results
Union 49
Nyssa 67
Southwest Christian 92
Amity 160
Cascade Christian 171
Lakeview 178
Rainier 201
Bandon 227
Clatskanie 244
Kennedy 256
Heritage Christian 260
Rogue River 262
Santiam Christian 310
Creswell 334.
3A Boys Individual Results
PLACE
NAME
SCHOOL
GRADE
TIME
1
Brian
Nelson
Nyssa
11
16:05.1
2
Andrew
Landstrom
Portland Christian
11
16:23.2
3
Tom
Sheehy
Union
11
16:31.7
4
Cole
Watson
Rogue River
11
16:37.3
5
Abel
Araya
Portland Lutheran
12
16:46.8
6
Ben
Bogert
Southwest Christian
12
16:50.9
7
Michael
Cox
Union
12
16:54.2
8
Chris
Fasel
Union
12
16:54.6
9
Craig
Bingham
Heritage Christian
11
16:59.7
10
Jacob
Bowdoin
New Hope Christian
12
17:04.4
11
Ryan
Maag
Nyssa
9
17:08.8
12
Aaron
Nobiletti
Amity
11
17:09.2
13
Jared
Nichols
Cascade Christian
11
17:13.9
14
Carter
Spear
Nyssa
12
17:18.2
15
Cy
Swartzlender
Lakeview
12
17:19.3
16
Chad
Sutfin
Clatskanie
12
17:22.2
17
Miles
Bernadett-Peters
Gold Beach
11
17:23.7
18
Ben
Bruns
Southwest Christian
11
17:25.5
19
Steven
Perston
Rogue River
11
17:30.2
20
Corbin
Helt
Creswell
9
17:31.9