Cross Country Runners In Action
Cross country runners were in action last week on Tuesday, Sept. 22 at the Kenmare meet and on Saturday, Sept. 26 in Grand Forks for the Border Battle.
Kenmare Meet
Runners were at the Kenmare Country Club on Tuesday, Sept. 22, for the Kenmare Meet.
In the boys’ varsity race, Bishop Ryan was first as a team with a score of 50, followed by Stanley with 52, Kenmare-Bowbells with 58, DLB/L&C with 60 and Tioga rounding out the top five with 150.
Individually, Eli Anderson of Kenmare-Bowbells was first with a time of 18:28.9. Stanley’s Hugh Jackson was 5th with 19:35.8; Payton Harper, 8th with 19:45.7; Logan Longmuir, 11th with 20:03.2; Kolton Longmuir, 16th with 20:37.9; Larson Fjeldahl, 26th with 21:14.8; Isaak Longmuir, 36th with 21:56.1; Dylan Guerrero, 37th with 21:56.4; and Marshall Fjeldahl, 47th with 23:10.3. Parshall’s Kingston Foote was 31st with 21:39.7. Lewis and Clark NSP’s Delmer Crowsbreast was 44th with 22:53.8; and Oscar Braaflat, 54th with 24:31.1.
In the girls’ varsity race, MLS was first with a team score of 35, followed by Stanley with 40, and DLB/L&C with 46.
Individually, Parshall’s Haydyn Chase was first with a time of 21:02.3; and Nevaeh Packineau, 9th with 24:17.3. Stanley’s Jessy Roise was 4th with 22:25.3; Annie Roise, 5th with 22:44.6; Rio DeTienne, 18th with 25:28.0; Holly Schow, 19th with 26:03.0; and River DeTienne, 28th with 27:46.3. Lewis and Clark NSP’s Shelbie Myers was 21st with 26:33.8.
In the boys’ junior varsity race, Connor Petersen of Kenmare-Bowbells was first with a time of 11:31.4. Stanley’s Griffin Wilson was 6th with 13:32.8; and Tyson Durfee, 17th with 17:57.3. Parshall’s Adrias Walking Elk was 12th with 15:46.7.
In the girls’ junior varsity race, Charley Reum of Stanley was first with a time of 12:41.8; Henzlie Longmuir, 2nd with 12:54.9; Mya Anderson, 4th with 14:08.6; and Cassidee Harper, 9th with 15:37.4. Parshall’s Jade Johnson was third with 13:12.8; Victoria Miranda, 5th with 14:16.2; and Ryleigh Miranda, 6th with 14:50.3.
In the boys’ 6th grade race, Stanley’s James Kuster was first with a time of 6:20.7; Hogan Schepp, 2nd with 6:45.9; Tate Durfee, 4th with 7:07.2; and Cohen Nelson, 7th with 8:32.2.
In the girls’ 6th grade race, Stanley’s Piper Taylor was first with a time of 7:31.0; Elliot Essler, 3rd with 7:39.4; Eva Anderson, 4th with 8:26.4; and Berkley Schepp, 5th with 8:31.2.
Border Battle
In what is one of the biggest meets of the year, teams from North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota were in Grand Forks on Saturday, Sept. 26 for the annual Border Battle.
In the boys’ 7th grade race, New Town’s Wyatt Mongram placed 144th with a time of 17:39.9.
In the boys’ 8th grade race, New Town finished sixth as a team with a score of 61. With a field of 154 runners, New Town’s Dane Young Bird was 12th with a time of 11:00.8; Greyson Luger, 21st with 11:22.4; Jameson Irwin, 37th with 12:00.2; Kyson Looking Horse, 38th with 12:00.4; Clarky Knight, 42nd with 12:02.4; Christian Has The Eagle, 108th with 13:27.3; and Elvis Hogan, 115th with 13:46.0. Parshall’s Adrias Walking Elk was 133rd with 15:09.8.
In the varsity boys race, Hawley was first as a team with a score of 139, followed by Wadena-Deer Creek with 147, Kindred with 166, Sauk Centre with 171 and Greenway/Nashwauk-Keewatin rounding out the top five with 177. New Town was 9th with 308 and Stanley was 29th with 770.
With a field of 295 runners, Logan Wiehoff of Sauk Centre was first with a time of 15:49.7. New Town’s Kade Lambert was 4th with 16:38.5; Tekoah Hood, 16th with 17:19.6; Brycen Bell, 95th with 19:04.3; Creedance Fox, 109th with 19:14.2; Sean Lyson, 115th with 19:17.7; Tracy Lyson, 150th with 19:44.1; and Canden Cummings, 182nd with 20:21.7. Stanley’s Payton Harper was 78th with 18:44.7; Trent Bohrer, 129th with 19:29.2; Chance Drosdal, 199th with 20:31.3; Dylan Guerrero, 217th with 21:05.5; Isaak Longmuir, 219th with 21:06.6; Marshall Fjeldahl, 223rd with 21:17.5; and Jaxton Cossette, 248th with 22:11.0.
In the junior varsity boys’ race, New Town was 25th as a team with a score of 734. In a field of 436 runners, Shylo Baker was 142nd with a time of 20:08.8; Wyatt Baker, 144th with 20:08.8; Keon Perkins, 219th with 21:15.4; Tanner Abby, 297th with 22:28.5; Andres Villafuerte, 307th with 22:52.2; and Rising Eagle Heart, 320th with 23:06.2.
In the 7th grade girls’ race, New Town’s Hadley Drosdal was 5th with a time of 12:19.6; and Zemira Hogan, 42nd with a time of 13:32.6.
In the 8th grade girls’ race, New Town was 10th as a team with a score of 99. Individually, New Town’s Parker LeBeau was 13th with a time of 12:33.6; Kalgaree Spotted Horse, 69th with 14:52.6; and Marley Danks, 73rd with 15:01.8. Parshall’s Nevaeh Packineau was 24th with 13:25.4; and Ryleigh Miranda, 75th with 15:10.0.
In the girls’ varsity race, Hillsboro/Central Valley was first as a team with a score of 51, followed by Bowman County with 53, Bottineau with 146, Rugby with 187 and Riverside Christian rounding out the top five with 190. Stanley was 13th with 382 and New Town was 18th with 461.
Individually, Claire Grinde of Hillsboro/Central Valley was first in the field of 239 runners with a time of 17:55.1. Parshall’s Haydyn Chase was 19th with 20:06.8. Stanley’s Jessy Roise was 49th with 21:27.2; Charley Reum, 57th with 21:33.2; Henzlie Longmuir, 93rd with 22:27.6; Mya Anderson, 102nd with 22:42.8; Hadley Reum, 166th with 24:22.3; and Holly Schow, 171st with 24:28.2. New Town’s Victoria Hale was 52nd with 21:30.6; Cedar Fitzsimmons, 97th with 22:35.7; Eva Knight, 98th with 22:37.8; Inaani Wilson, 131st with 23:39.6; Adriene Johnson, 179th with 24:45.4; and Starla McIntosh, 222nd with 27:51.8.
In the junior varsity girls’ race, Maren Ohe of Edina was first with a time of 20:08.5 in a field of 302 runners. Parshall’s Jade Johnson was 47th with a time of 22:46.2; and Victoria Miranda, 119th with 24:33.0. Stanley’s Rio DeTienne was 97th with 24:04.6; River DeTienne, 182nd with 26:02.5; and Cassidy Harper, 266th with 29:39.5. New Town’s Ilse Rojas was 206th with 26:44.9; and Shaya Heart, 256th with 29:00.3.
Up Next: The Blue Jays will run at the Rugby Booster Club Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 3.