ELDRIDGE —
Clinton senior Emmanuel Marcos-Teles kept his perfect season going Tuesday by winning the boys varsity race at the Lancer Invitational, hosted by North Scott High School.
Marcos-Teles ran the course in 16 minutes, 20 seconds, beating Davenport Central’s Mason Tope across the finish line by 15 seconds. Marcos-Teles held back a bit in the first mile, passing the marker in sixth place, before turning it on the rest of the way.
Nathan Schroeder also finished in the top 10 for Clinton, taking eighth in 17:46. The River Kings finished third in the team competition with 79 points. Led by a 2-3-4 finish, Central won the boys title with 30 points, while Bettendorf was second with 45. Central DeWitt was sixth and Maquoketa placed seventh.
Kim Kaster led Clinton’s girls with a 12th-place finish in 17:11, while Central DeWitt’s Mikayla Coyle was five spots behind her and Clinton’s Shelby Weets finished 21st.
Bettendorf won the girls team title with 23 points, led by individual champion Mahnee Watts in 15:23. Central DeWitt placed fourth with 110, while Clinton was fifth with 131 and Maquoketa sixth with 171.
LANCER INVITATIONAL
BOYS
Team standings — 1. Davenport Central 30, 2. Bettendorf 45, 3. Clinton 79, 4. North Scott 116, 5. Davenport Assumption 123, 6. Central DeWitt 161, 7. Maquoketa 177. Davenport North also competed but didn’t have enough runners for a team score.
Individual leaders
1. Emmanuel Marcos-Teles (C) 16:20; 2. Mason Tope (DC) 16:35; 3. Matthew Smith (DC) 16:51; 4. Tim Chapman (DC) 17:09; 5. Tyler Henson (B) 17:14.
CLINTON — 1. Marcos-Teles 16:20; 8. Nathan Schroeder 17:46; 21. Hunter Genco 18:28; 23. Jon Cady 18:29; 26. Jeremy Mooney 18:41; 30. Bret Determan 18:51; 37. Noah Buikema 19:39.
CENTRAL DEWITT — 17. Connor Dalldorf 18:22; 27. Mitch Federspiel 18:41; 38. Rem Meggers 19:53; 29. Adam Pacha 19:53; 40. Nick Woodford 20:11; 44. Aaron Anderson 21:07.
MAQUOKETA — 24. Cole Gent 18:37; 31. Trevor Kabala 18:51; 35. Zach Koppes 18:57; 41. Hunter Hessong 20:22; 46. Ryan Murphy 23:37; 47. Carter River 24:50.
GIRLS
Team standings — 1. Bettendorf 23, 2. Davenport Assumption 35, 3. North Scott 88, 4. Central DeWitt 110, 5. Clinton 131, 6. Maquoketa 171. Davenport North and Davenport Central competed but didn’t have enough runners for team scores
Individual leaders
1. Mahnee Watts (B) 15:23; 2. Elizabeth Mallon (DA) 15:46; 3. Isabella Blackman (B) 15:51; 4. Abby Sears (B) 16:01; 5. Molly Gilchrist (DA) 16:08.
CENTRAL DEWITT — 17. Mikayla Coyle 17:32; 22. Sarah Schoel 18:04; 26. Miah Betz 18:35; 27. Shelby Carlson 18:38; 30. Krista Duffy 19:18; 33. Courtney Arndt 19:24; 36. Adrian Templeton 20:13.
CLINTON — 12. Kim Kaster 17:11; 21. Whelby Weets 17:56; 31. Kathleen Marston 19:19; 37. SoDa Lam 20:14; 41. Lily Gabel 25:11.
MAQUOKETA — 34. Hannah Greenwald 19:55; 35. Kristin Current 20:06; 38. Korey Schepers 20:28; 39. Ashley Becleen 21:15; 40. Josie Savatders 22:16.
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