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Mundel takes 9th at state meet

Chris Peterson Hungry Horse News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 11 years, 5 months AGO
by Chris Peterson Hungry Horse News
| October 30, 2013 10:03 AM

Samantha Mundel nabbed all-state honors with a ninth-place finish at the state Class A cross country meet in Missoula last week.

Mundel clocked a 19:31.80 in the Oct. 26 race and the girls took eighth as a team. Coach Richard Menicke said Mundel got caught in the crowd at the start and was 30th with just 800 meters to go, so she did an excellent job to make up the ground.

On the boys’ side, senior James Ratzlaff was the top finisher, taking 46th with a time of 17:46.11. The boys were 14th as a team.

“It was great end to a very rewarding season,” Menicke said. “We had a tremendous group of kids, very happy for the success they enjoyed progressing in sport and as fine representative of Columbia Falls this season.”

Other finishers included:

Girls

44. Meredith Stolte, 21:01.87

51. Allie Folks, 21:44.23

75. Kendra Cahoon, 22:23.08

83. Miranda Livingston, 22:46.68

100. Sadie Panasuk, 23:43.51

101. Haylie Peacock, 23:43.64

Boys

48. Zayne Brunz, 17:34.11

86. Glenn Morden, 18:21.04

93. Winfield West, 18:31.11

108. Dalton Nelson, 19:00.49

116. Storm Kemppainen, 19:29.35

121. Kyler Burns, 19:43.72

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