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Paynesville Press - September 7, 2005
Girls run fifth in first meet at Morris |
The Paynesville girls' cross country team ran fifth in a 14-team meet at Morris on Monday, Aug. 29, to open their fall season. Ninth grader Linda Keller recorded a top-ten finish in her first varsity cross country meet. Keller, who impressed coaches during her preseason workouts, was ninth overall in 16:20. Junior Kacy Nehowig and sophomore Kaitlyn Frenchick, individual state entrants last year, also recorded top-25 finishes at the Morris meet. Nehowig was 15th overall, and Frenchick was 21st. Completing the Dogs' team score were sophomore Melanie Koerner (60th) and ninth grader Kally Felling (62nd). Marshall (36) edged Perham (57) for the girls' title. Sauk Centre (114) and Canby (151) also beat the Dogs (167). Paynesville defeated Lac Qui Parle Valley (172), New London-Spicer (201), Breckenridge (211), Pelican Rapids (249), and five teams with incomplete team scores (Morris, Minnewaska, Ortonville, Wadena-Deer Creek, and Wheaton). Senior Sheena Hoekstra (70th) and sophomore Allie Wendroth (80th) also competed in the varsity race for the Dogs. Juniors Kirsten Miller (fifth) and Cary Jo Schlick (35th) ran in the junior varsity race. "The varsity team ran quite well against tough competition," said head coach Darrel Carstens. "We have a lot of young runners, and we are really looking forward to progressing throughout the season." This week, the Bulldogs ran at Rockford on Tuesday. They will run at the BBE Invite on the golf course in Brooten on Thursday, starting at 5 p.m.
Team Scores
Individual Results
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