State Cross Country

Thu., Nov. 5, 1998

Saturday at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco

A/B Girls, 10 a.m.

Individuals: 13 returning top 25 finishers including defending champion Samantha Clarke, St. George’s; second place Cassie Sloan, Columbia-Burbank; third place Kristy Fournier, Bellevue-Christian. Local to watch: Laura Halverson, Freeman.

Teams: defending champion Chelan, runnerup St. George’s.

2A Girls, 10:30 a.m.

Individuals: 14 returning top 25 finishers including defending champion Staci Hunter, Ephrata; second-place Lana Noble, Connell; third-place Sarah Bell, Newport. Locals to watch: Nora Zaprzalka and Katie Prichard, Riverside.

Teams: Vashon, Omak, Riverside, Mt. Baker, Black Hills.

3A Girls, 11 a.m.

Individuals: 16 returning top 25 finishers including defending champion Melanie Frostad, EV-Spokane; second-place Anna Blue, Capital; third-place Jodee Adams-Moore, Newport-Bellevue. Locals to watch: Melissa Frostad and Korinda Godwin, EV.

Teams: defending champion East Valley-Spokane and runner-up Newport-Bellevue.

4A Girls 11:30 a.m.

Individuals: 11 returning top 25 finishers including second-place Amy Bair, Mountain View. Locals to watch: Jamie Rosenquist, LC; Carly Barnes, Gonzaga; Adrienne Isgrigg, Gonzaga; Lanaia Jones, Shadle.

Teams: defending champion South Kitsap, Mead, Shadle Park, Marysville-Pilchuck.

A/B Boys, noon

Individuals: 13 returning top 25 finishers including defending champion Ned Miller, Darrington; second-place Todd Arnold, Ocosta. Colubmia-Burbank and third place Kristy Fournier, Bellevue-Christian. Local to watch: John Russell, Freeman.

Teams: Liberty Bell, Toledo, St. George’s.

2A Boys, 12:30 p.m.

Individuals: 14 returning top 25 finishers including second-place Matt Harriman, Omak; fifth-place Rafael Chacon, Grandview.

Teams: defending champion Lakeside; runner-up EV-Yakima; third-place Omak.

3A Boys, 1 p.m.

Individuals: 11 returning top 25 finishers including defending champion Dustin Duke, Henry Jackson; third-place Ben Koss, Capital; fourth-place Adam Tenforde, Hanford. Locals to watch: Jim Marlow, EV; Sean McLachlan, WV.

Teams: defending champion Capital; WV-Yakima; EV-Spokane.

4A Boys 1:30 p.m.

Individuals: 11 returning top 25 finishers including state champion Tom Becker, Mt. Spokane; third-place Sean Knapp, Gig Harbor; fifth-place Kris Martin, University. Locals to watch: Ryan Craig, Rogers; Ian Johnson, University; Joey Neuman, LC.

Teams: defending champion University, Lewis and Clark, Mead, Ferris.

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