Tigers, Mavs and Huskies compete at Sunfair XC Invitational
CALEB PEREZ | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 16 hours, 47 minutes AGO
After competing in the Girls Varsity Gold Division Moses Lake girls hold up their first-place trophy with Ephrata their second-place trophy at the Sunfair Invitational.
COURTESY PHOTO/SALLY KAATZ/EPHRATA ATHLETICS
Boys from the Varsity Gold Division competition stand on the podium with Mavs’ Lane Christensen in seventh and Tigers’ Caleb Fitts in 10th.
Abigail Chamberlain from the Tigers works to stay ahead of the crowd while Aspen Hoenes from the Mavs follows close behind.
YAKIMA — It was a warm day in Yakima for the Sunfair Cross Country Invitational where the Ephrata Tigers, Moses Lake Mavericks and Othello Huskies competed under the clear skies. See how each of the teams did below.
Ephrata
JV Boys – second, 87 points
4 – Zane Sieg, 19:10.6
5 – Conrad Nelson, 19:13.7
15 – Ranson Springs, 19:54.0
33 – Josiah Caldwell, 20:35.6
37 – Blake Carvo, 20:40.1
39 – Noah Goldy, 20:41.1
40 – Alex Neponoceno, 20:43.1
42 – David Malone, 20:43.9
64 – Kayden Varnell, 21:27.8
83 – Ryan Tempel, 21:54.3
105 – Noah Maynard, 22:22.2
116 – Peyton Bronowski, 22:34.3
143 – Yuvi Singh, 23:26.9
147 – Bentley Hector, 23:42.2
167 – Ethan Bell, 24:41.9
175 – Michael Ramirez, 25:12.2
186 – Emmanuel Quiroz, 26:45.9
Boys Varsity Silver Division – fifth, 123 points
15- Louden Leenhouts, 18:05.9
20 – Samuel Goldy, 18:29.5
26 – Mitchell Johnson, 18:43.1
29 – Eli Leenhouts, 18:44.6
42 – Cale Fronsman, 19:14.7
50 – Sam Devine, 19:33.9
53 – Nathan Wolther, 19:40.0
Boys Varsity Gold Division – eighth, 169 points
10 – Caleb Fitts, 16:42.0
33 – Niko Diaz, 17:24.3
41 – Caleb Schooler, 17:44.2
42 – Seve Molitor, 17:49.3
51 – Mike Jimenez, 18:23.7
56 – Ryan Delgado, 19:04.2
68 – Grant Adams, 20:01.2
JV Girls
11 – Eden Morris, 25:33.6
15 – Evangeline Springs, 25:46.3
19 – Sunnie Neff, 26:16.1
34 – Jillian Bair, 27:08.7
Girls Varsity Gold Division, second, 70 points
5 – Abigail Chamberlain, 19:45.6
11 – Savannah Harper, 20:23.6
14 – Rebecca Wiser, 20:35.9
15 – Zoie Grubb, 20:38.2
38 – Hannah Malone, 22:19.6
58 – Paisley Graaff, 24:55.8
Moses Lake
Freshman Boys – fifth, 97 points
7 – Carson Cook, 12:32.6
12 – Silas Molitor, 13:09.9
17 – Archer Turnbull, 13:24.0
30 – Finnegan Austin, 13:57.9
62 – Joseph Richmond, 17:23.0
JV Boys, third, 98 points
1 – Harrison Holt, 18:18.4
9 – Ariah Torres, 19:31.1
20 – Claudio Garza IV, 20:04.0
34 – Isaiah Doehne, 20:36.0
46 – Isaac McClendon, 20:49.4
97 – Ethan Adamos, 22:14.4
109 – Torin Trexler, 22:24.3
128 – Westley Jacobsen, 23:00.3
176 – Derrick Perkes, 25:13.8
177 – Eric Sheng, 25:17.4
200 – Joseph Maldonado, 31:07.4
Boys Varsity Silver Division – fourth, 112 points
18 – Gabriel Cabiao, 18:16.7
21 – Owen Martel, 18:32.1
22 – Bejamin Bishop, 18:38.1
24 – Graham Larkin, 18:42.0
36 – Vincent Hunt, 19:00.1
46 – Grayson Barlow, 19:23.6
Boys Varsity Gold Division – fourth, 102 points
7 – Lane Christensen, 16:26.5
18 – Colton Lucero, 17:02.0
22 – Maxwell Jolley, 17:06.4
26 – Liam Roseburg, 17:09.0
31 – Jonathan Sandoval, 17:18.5
44 – Noah Demchuk, 17:51.5
48 – Gillis Ward-Guthrie, 17:59.1
Freshman Girls – first, 15 points
1 – Afton Payne, 15:10.1
6 – Genesis Anderson, 15:58.8
7 – Naomi Nofziger, 17:14.0
13 – Emily Roueche, 19:04.8
17 – Lynnea Vasquez-Deleon, 22:44.7
JV Girls
28 – Natalie Ottmar, 26:50.9
40 – Emily Yates, 27:46.6
65 – Hadlie Cox, 29:55.7
82 – Kezhya Scheel, 32:27.3
Girls Varsity Silver Division
8 – Jocelyn Anderson, 22:00.8
17 – Charlotte Chesley, 22:44.8
19 – Danielle Barnett, 23:18.5
21 – Alexa Landeros, 23:29.5
28 – Adelyn Chamberlin, 24:20.5
Girls Varsity Gold Division – first, 30 points
4 – Rachel Nofziger, 19:42.0
6 – Natalie Vehrs, 19:59.4
8 – Amelia Olascon, 20:05.4
10 – Emily Bong, 20:13.2
12 – Kaytlyn Russell, 20:26.8
16 – Aspen Hoenes, 20:38.5
25 – Sarah Humpherys, 21:04.1
Othello
JV Boys, 16th, 438 points
88 – Jacob Gonzalez-Pineda, 22:01.1
115 – David Sanchez, 22:32.2
138 – Pedro Justo-Bahena, 23:18.1
158 – Lucio Maldonado, 24:15.3
163 – Elijah Martinez, 24:34.0
174 – Fernando Gonzalez, 25:07.2
203 – Yandel Martinez, 31:18.6
Boys Varsity Silver Division, 11th, 270 points
35 – Ezra Garza, 18:58.0
37 – Conner Gilbert, 19:03.0
63 – Daniel Mendoza, 20:14.9
69 – Jayden Gilbert, 20:30.4
77 – Bradley Miranda Lopez, 20:48.9
81 – Omar Santos, 20:58.0
Boys Varsity Gold Division
46 – Carlos De la Cruz, 17:57.3
JV Girls
60 – Naomi Sanchez, 29:33.5
Girls Varsity Silver Division
10 – Hermione Policarpio, 22:23.3
Boys from the Varsity Gold Division competition stand on the podium with Mavs’ Lane Christensen in seventh and Tigers’ Caleb Fitts in 10th.
Abigail Chamberlain from the Tigers works to stay ahead of the crowd while Aspen Hoenes from the Mavs follows close behind.ARTICLES BY CALEB PEREZ
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MOSES LAKE — The Big Bend Community College Vikings (4-7) lost at home to the Columbia Basin Hawks (11-8) Friday night. The matchup remained close throughout, but the Vikings fell 3-0. “We came off our Treasure Valley win (last) Wednesday pretty well set to go into our Columbia Basin game,” said Vikings Assistant Coach Kaitlyn Rizo. “It was just nice to see the girls compete and play to that level that CBC plays at.” The game was the closest in the first set as both the Vikings and the Hawks were competitive. After going back and forth throughout, Columbia Basin claimed the first set 25-23.
Tigers, Mavs and Huskies compete at Sunfair XC Invitational
YAKIMA — It was a warm day in Yakima for the Sunfair Cross Country Invitational where the Ephrata Tigers, Moses Lake Mavericks and Othello Huskies competed under the clear skies. See how each of the teams did below.
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