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Paynesville Press - October 5, 2005
Girl edged by three teams for second |
Three teams edged the Bulldogs girls' cross country team at their home meet on Thursday at Koronis Hills. Paynesville finished fifth in the 13-team meet, just seven points out of second. Just six points separated second from fifth. Litchfield (123) was second, Annandale (127) was third, New London-Spicer (128) was one point back in fourth, and the Dogs (129) were another point back in fifth. St. Cloud Cathedral, a conference and section rival of the Dogs, won the meet with 85 points. Ninth grader Linda Keller led the Dogs with another top-five finish. She ran third on Thursday in her first home meet. Junior Kacy Nehowig and sophomore Kaitlyn Frenchick recorded top-15 finishes for the Dogs. Nehowig was 11th, and Frenchick 15th. Senior Sheena Hoekstra races towards the finish line against a competitor on Thursday at Koronis Hills. Hoekstra was the Dogs' fifth runner. Sophomore Melanie Koerner (44th) and senior Sheena Hoekstra (56th) completed the Dogs' team score on Thursday. "We're running OK, a little tight," said coach Darrel Carstens, "but we've had two weeks of hard workouts, and we're looking forward to cutting back some for the big meets ahead." The Dogs have finished their regular season. They do not have a meet this week, but next week they start their postseason with the West Central Conference North Meet at St. Cloud on Tuesday, Oct. 11.
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