Cross Country Runners In State Action
Cross country runners from across the state were in Jamestown last week for the State Cross Country Meet. Class B runners ran on Friday, Oct. 23, while Class A took to the course on Saturday, Oct. 24.
Briauna Thompson of Standing Rock was named the girls’ Class B senior athlete of the year, while Jensyn Fossum of Hillsboro/Central Valley was named coach of the year. Gabe Sarsland of Bowman County was named the Class B boys’ senior athlete of the year and Jon Jahner of Bowman County was named coach of the year.
In the boys’ varsity race, Bowman County was first as a team with a score of 56, followed by Kindred with 99, New Town with 136, Beulah with 230 and Oak Grove Lutheran rounding out the top five with 238. Stanley was ninth with 417; Lewis and Clark NSP, 53rd with 1544; and Parshall, 54th with 1568.
Individually, the top 20 earn All State Honors. There were 345 runners in this race. Warner Bowman of Bowman County was first with a time of 16:13.6. New Town’s Kade Lambert was 4th with 16:45.8; Tekoah Hood, 7th with 17:20.8; Brycen Bell, 24th with 18:10.3; Creedance Fox, 42nd with 18:47.6; Tracy Lyson, 59th with 18:59.8; Sean Lyson, 61st with 19:01.1; Shylo Baker, 104th with 19:48.9; Dane Young Bird, 105th with 19:49.3; Greyson Luger, 111th with 19:58.6; and Clarky Knight, 127th with 20:13.8. Stanley’s Payton Harper was 52nd with 18:58.7; Hugh Jackson, 66th with 19:05.4; Trent Bohrer, 70th with 19:14.6; Logan Longmuir, 103rd with 19:48.1; Larson Fjeldahl, 126th with 20:12.8; Dylan Guerrero, 138th with 20:22.1; Isaak Longmuir, 172nd with 20:48.4; Kolton Longmuir, 184th with 20:55.9; Chance Drosdal, 188th with 20:59.2; and Marshall Fjeldahl, 273rd with 22:20.0. Parshall’s Coming Cloud Perkins was 215th with 21:22.5; and Kingston Foote, 312th with 23:09.9. Lewis and Clark NSP’s Delmer Crowsbreast was 269th with 22:16.5; Camden Lee, 278th with 22:24.3; and Oscar Braaflat, 304th with 23:00.5.
In the girls’ varsity race, Hillsboro/Central Valley was first as a team with a score of 41, followed by Bowman County with 56, Rugby with 164, Bottineau with 199 and Central Cass rounding out the top five with 272. New Town was sixth with 286; Stanley, seventh with 309; Parshall, 31st with 902; and Lewis and Clark NSP, 52nd with 1284.
Individually, the top 20 earn All State Honors, with 260 runners in this race. Individually, Claire Grinde of Hillsboro/Central Valley was first with a time of 18:04.0. Parshall’s Haydyn Chase was 14th with 20:11.9; and Nevaeh Packineau, 99th with 23:06.6. Stanley’s Annie Roise was 26th with 21:03.8; Jessy Roise, 35th with 21:23.0; Charley Reum, 59th with 21:57.7; Henzlie Longmuir, 75th with 22:22.5; Rio DeTienne, 114th with 23:29.3; Mya Anderson, 135th with 23:53.9; Hadley Reum, 192nd with 25:06.2; River DeTienne, 214th with 25:38.6; Holly Schow, 224th with 26:02.9; and Teigan Moe, 226th with 26:09.4. New Town’s Victoria Hale was 40th with 21:35.4; Hadley Drosdal, 42nd with 21:40.2; Parker LeBeau, 51st with 21:50.1; Eva Knight, 76th with 22:23.5; Shayla Hogan, 77th with 22:27.6; Cedar Fitzsimmons, 78th with 22:29.2; Zemira Hogan, 118th with 23:32.0; Inaani Wilson, 149th with 24:05.8; Adriene Johnson, 169th with 24:37.6; and Starla McIntosh, 246th with 26:54.7. Lewis and Clark NSP’s Shelbie Myers was 230th with 26:14.3.