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The Washington girls and boys teams swept the team titles at
Border Clash, the annual race between the best cross country
runners in Washington and Oregon. Both teams had perfect scores of 15.
For local runners, North Kitsap’s Reagan Colyer was 17th.
Kingston’s Marina Roberts was 25th. and Central Kitsap’s Rose
Christen was 54th.
North Kitsap’s Reagan Colyer was second and Kingston’s Marina Roberts was third at the state cross country meet in Pasco. Colyer finished second behind Roberts at the league and district meet.
For complete results, click here.
The state cross country meet is Saturday in Pasco.
Here is the schedule.
This is the best site to go to Saturday for results. Plus, it has
tons of other information about the meet.
If you haven’t seen this, here are all
the results of the past meets.
Keep reading to see the local entrants…
Here’s the latest (and I assume last) state cross country poll. Kingston, which finished just behind top-ranked Interlake at the district meet, moves up to third. North Kitsap is at second. They are the only local teams ranked.
Per Nathan Joyce who is at American Lake for the Westside Classic cross country district meet: CK, SK, NK girls make state as do Olympic boys.
Kingston girls take second as Marina Roberts wins title.
Kingston’s win at the Olympic League meet last week moved them
ahead of North Kitsap for the first time this season. Kingston is
fifth and NK is sixth. You can see that here.
Speaking of cross country, the Westside Classic, the massive
district meet for all classifications, is Saturday at American Lake
Golf Course in Lakewood. The details are here.
Plenty of local teams in mostly the same place they were last week. You’ll find it here.
You can find that here. Bainbridge is a team to watch in the 3A teams. North Kitsap and Kingston girls are ranked as are the Crosspoint boys.
You can find the latest coaches state cross country poll here. Not much changed for local teams.
In the latest state cross county poll, the North Kitsap girls are ranked fourth among Class 2A teams. Kingston, despite finishing higher than NK in the Salt Creek Invite over the weekend (Kingston was second, NK fifth) remained 10th. The Bainbridge girls, NK boys, Port Townsend and Crosspoint boys all appear in the poll.
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