WYOMING —
After picking up his first victory of the season last Thursday by almost a minute, Northeast’s Eli Kaczinksi grabbed his second on Tuesday. This time by 1 minute, 3 seconds.
Led by Kaczinski, Northeast won the boys team title with 32 points. Marquette Catholic was second in the seven-team meet with 47 points.
Northeast made it a sweep in the varsity team races as its girls team beat Marquette Catholic 36-47 for the title.
Kaczinski finished in 16 minutes, 38 seconds. Andrew Meyer of Bellevue (17:41), Danny Schroeder of Marquette Catholic (17:53), Connor Soenksen of Northeast (18:16) and Logan Peterson of Camanche (18:17) rounded out the top five.
Sarah Lampe of Marquette Catholic was the individual champion in 16:05, finishing 19 seconds ahead of Northeast’s Emily Franks. Jackie Kokjohn of Prince of Peace claimed third place in 16:29, with Marquette teammates Theresa Koos (16:34) and Katherine Herrig (16:46) rounding out the top five. Northeast claimed three of the next four spots, with Nicole Nielsen of Camanche breaking up the run of Rebels with an eighth-place finish in 17:05.
MIDLAND CROSS COUNTRY MEET
Girls
Team standings — 1. Northeast 36, 2. Marquette Catholic 47, 3. Preston 108, 4. Calamus-Wheatland 117, 5. Bellevue 123. Camanche and Prince of Peace also competed but didn’t have enough runners for a team score.
Individual leaders — 1. Sarah Lampe (MC) 16:05, 2. Emily Franks (NE) 16:24, 3. Jackie Kokjojn (PoP) 16:29, 4. Theresa Koos (MC) 16:34, 5. Katherine Herrig (MC) 16:46.
NORTHEAST — 2. Franks 16:24, 6. Kaitlynn Riley 16:48, 7. Aleenah Marcucci 16:57, 9. Josye Kaczinski 17:26, 12. Alyssa Roth 17:53, 18. Cara Soenksen 18:54.
MARQUETTE — 1. Lampe 16:05, 4. Koos 16:34, 5. Herrig 16:46, 15. Molly Sieverding 18:09, 22. Anne Nolting 19:12, 25. Kristina Koos 19:53, 32. Grace Sieverding 21:08.
PRESTON — 13. Meghan McLaughlin 17:54, 14. Rose Strait 18:00, 19. Madeline Geier 18:57, 28. Abby Smithson 20:25, 34. Brooke Wagner 21:45, 36. Kelsie Strait 22:45.
CALAMUS-WHEATLAND — 10. Megan Slattery 17:28, 11. Kailey Potter 17:50, 30. Jenna Scheer 20:46, 31. Dona Koester 20:48, 35. Jalen Snowbarger 21:57.
BELLEVUE — 20. Erica Drake 19:07, 21. Rachel Kilburg 19:08, 26. Katie Boeckenstedt 20:16, 27. Lexee Sullivan 20:18, 33. Breanna Till 21:37, 38. Sara Kendall 23:17.
PRINCE OF PEACE — 3. Kokjohn 16:29, 16. Lauren Pittman 18:35, 17. Anna Yackshaw 18:44, 24. Andrea Aquilani 19:48.
CAMANCHE — 8. Nicole Nielsen 17:05, 23. Courtney Martens 19:42, 39. Morgan Benthin 23:51.
Boys
Team standings — 1. Northeast 32, 2. Marquette Catholic 47, 3. North Cedar 107, 4. Prince of Peace 110, 5. Bellevue 113, 6. Camanche 162, 7. Calamus-Wheatland 177. Preston also competed but didn’t have enough runners for a team score.
Individual leaders — 1. Eli Kaczinski (NE) 16:38, 2. Andrew Meyer (B) 17:41, 3. Danny Schroeder (MC) 17:53, 4. Connor Soenksen (NE) 18:16, 5. Logan Petersen (Cam) 18:17.
NORTHEAST — 1. Kaczinski 16:38, 4. Soenksen 18:16, 6. Nick Anderson 18:20, 10. Hunter Bielenberg 18:32, 11. Christian Knutsen 18:39.
MARQUETTE — 3. Schroeder 17:53, 7. Kody Kilburg 18:22, 9. Lucas Schmidt 18:25, 13. Karter Kilburg 18:48, 15. Paul McClimon 18:58.
PRINCE OF PEACE — 14. Dermot Bly 18:51, 22. Andrew Jacobs 19:57, 23. Caleb Kitteringham 20:01, 25. Jacob Jankowski 20:09, 26. Devin Bly 20:17.
BELLEVUE — 2. Meyer 17:41, 24. Tyler Poll 20:07, 27. Nathan Gosling 20:25, 28. Josh Sieverding 20:29, 32. Zach Spann 20:59.
CAMANCHE — 5. Petersen 18:17, 34. Sam Wolf 21:11, 37. Brady Determan 21:33. 39. Zach Hines 22:22, 47. Harsh Patel.
CALAMUS-WHEATLAND — 21. David Benischek 19:42, 31. Spencer Kerr 20:54, 36. Nick Timmerman, 43. Lohathan Licht 22:57, 46. Wyatt Anians.
PRESTON — 33. Dylan Jacobs 21:01, 41. Zach Adams 22:18, 42. Keyton Feller 22:39.
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