At a glance

Thu., Sept. 22, 2005

The Spokesman-Review

State: All state meets will be held Oct. 29 at Eagle Island State Park in Eagle.

Impact runners: Boys – David Arnold, senior, Coeur d’Alene (35th at state last year); Greg Lee, sr., CdA (45th); Jon Traw, sr., CdA (52nd); Lucas Bryan, sr., Lake City (31st); Nic Cotton, junior, LC (38th); Colin Livingston, jr., LC (39th); Robert Glasson, sr., LC (47th); Dustin Dickerson, sr., Lewiston (57th). Girls – Kristin Palmer, sr., CdA (4th); Anna Stone, jr., CdA (6th); Bri Gordon, jr., LC (20th); Erin Lionberger, sr., CdA (30th); Hailey Meyer, jr., LC (32nd); Lisa Helms, jr., LC (40th); Mallory Radford, sr., CdA (43rd).

Noteworthy: CdA’s boys and girls are the defending Region I champs. LC’s boys and girls also qualified for state last year. The regional meet will be held Oct. 19 at Farragut State Park. The top two boys and girls teams and top one-third individuals qualify for state. CdA junior Michael Armon, the 5A state individual champ last year, injured his knee during a summer camp. He had surgery and is out for the year.

Impact runners: Boys – Andrew Law, jr., Moscow (24th at state last year); Seth Hyde, sr., Post Falls (32nd); Ben Behrends, sr., Post Falls (37th); Steven Farr, jr., Moscow (61st). Girls – Melissa McFadden, sr., Post Falls (3rd); Molli Lee-Painter, sr., Moscow (15th); Heather Koepl, sr., Post Falls (24th); Angie Whalen, freshman, Post Falls; Alexandra Fife, sr., Moscow (33rd); Adriana Foreman, sophomore, Moscow (49th); Christine Miller, jr., Sandpoint; Shantel Stevenson, soph., Lakeland; Kathleen Vardell, fr., Sandpoint; Megan Bartlett, fr., Sandpoint.

Noteworthy: Moscow’s boys and girls are the defending Region I champs. Sandpoint’s boys and girls also qualified for state last year. The regional meet will be held Oct. 19 at Farragut State Park. The top two boys and girls teams and top one-third individuals qualify for state.

Impact runners: Boys – Tyler Zwiers, sr., Timberlake (5th at state last year); Frank Lagrimanta, jr., Timberlake; Taylor Fulwiler, sr., Timberlake; Ray Sayers, jr., Bonners Ferry. Girls – Chelsea Cazier, jr., Timberlake (8th); Whitney Payment, jr., Priest River (10th); Melody Braden, soph., Bonners Ferry (13th); Kelly Kincella, sr., Timberlake (24th); Casey Hampton, jr., Bonners Ferry (32nd).

Noteworthy: Bonners Ferry’s boys and girls are the defending district champs. Timberlake’s boys and girls also qualified for state last year. The date and site of the district meet has yet to be announced.

Impact runners: Boys – Cameron Lockard, sr., Kootenai (30th at state last year); Michael Gleixner, jr., Coeur d’Alene Charter Academy; Mark Weller, soph., Coeur d’Alene Charter; Keelan Butler, soph., Kootenai; Patrick McHail, soph., Kootenai. Girls – Kaitlyn Valerio, jr., Mullan; Ashleigh Stueckle, sr., Coeur d’Alene Charter.

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