High School Sports
Adams, Lampe win Marquette races
Herald Staff Report
BELLEVUE — Codie Adams of Camanche won the boys race and Sarah Lampe of Bellevue Marquette beat Audrey Griffin of Prince of Peace by nine seconds for the girls title Monday at the Bellevue Marquette cross country meet at the Bellevue Golf Club.
Adams ran the 5,000-meter course in 17:08 as Camanche finished second to Durant/Bennett. Lampe won the 4,000-meter girls race in 16:07 and helped the Mohawks to the team title.
Prince of Peace finished third in both races.
“We thought we did not run well Saturday on a mucky day at Clinton and needed to do better,” Prince of Peace coach Dave Lawrence said. “The boys did a little better. We’ll have chance to go to state. The top five all did pretty well. If we can get a little better we’ll have a chance to go to state in both boys and girls.”
Anthony Sinn led the Irish boys with an eighth-place finish, while Katie Isenhour (fourth) and Chrissy Kokjohn (sixth) joined Griffin in earning top-10 finishes for the Irish girls.
“Katie and Chrissy ran good times on a tough course,” Lawrence said.
Prince of Peace has a final tuneup Saturday at the North Linn Invitational before hosting the Big East Conference meet Friday, Oct. 16, at the Ericksen Center.
MOHAWK CROSS COUNTRY MEET
Girls
4,000 meters
Team standings — 1. Bellevue Marquette 37, 2. Durant/Bennett 60, 3. Prince of Peace 60, 4. Bellevue 146. Preston, Andrew, Midland, Camanche, Rivermont and Calamus-Wheatland had incomplete teams.
Individual leaders — 1. Sarah Lampe (Marq).16:07; 2. Audrey Griffin (POP); 3. Catherine Herrig (Marq); 4. Katie Isenhour (POP); 5. Lorena Temple (Cam); 6. Chrissy Kokjohn (POP); 7. Annie Bruno (Andrew); 8. Paige Daugherty (Marq); 9. Whitney Wolfe (DB); 10. Breanne Becket (DB); 11. Anna Lampe (Marq); 12. Kaitlyn Coon (DB); 13. Leah Clark (DB); 14. Theresa Koontz (Marq); 15. Jalynn Tebbe (Preston).
PRINCE OF PEACE — 2. Griffin 16:16; 4. Isenhour 16:30; 6. Kokjohn 16:53; 19. Anna Yackshaw 18:08; Taylor Determan 29 19:57; Jill Crigger 34. 20:42.
Boys
5,000 meters
Team standings — 1. Durant/Bennett 26, 2. Camanche 50, 3. Prince of Peace 73, 4. Bellevue Marquette 85. Calamus-Wheatland, Preston, Bellevue, Andrew, Midland and Rivermont had incomplete teams.
Individual leaders — 1. Codie Adams (Cam) 17:08; 2. Dean Witchell (DB); 3. Ben Fredericks (DB); 4. Tony Stoll (Cam); 5. John Hughes (DB); 6. Chase Esselin (DB); 7. Cody Heim (Bel); 8. Anthony Sinn (POP); 9. Kevin Carrington (Cam); 10. Alex Wright (DB); 11. Eric Sikkema (POP); 12. Paul McClimon (Marq); 13. Pat Knapp (Cam); 14. Zach Henningsen (Preston); 15. Konnor Lemke (POP).
PRINCE OF PEACE — 8. Sinn 18:33; 11. Sikkema 18:39; 15. Lemke 18:59; Isaac Jankowski 19. 19:18; Joe Schnier 20. 19:30; 27. Jacob Lehmkuhl 20:03; 28. Sean Williams 20:17.
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