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<< Previous   of   Next >> Elizabeth Armstrong/ The Herald  (click to enlarge) Members of the Jackson boys cross country team react in disappointment after officials announce the Timberwolves' second-place finish in the Class 4A cross country state meet in Pasco on Saturday.   ADVERTISEMENT   HIGH SCHOOL SCORES AND SCHEDULES: By sport: BaseballBoys basketballBoys golfBoys soccerBoys swimmingBoys tennis Boys trackBoys wrestlingCross countryFootballGirls basketballGirls bowlingGirls golfGirls soccerGirls swimmingGirls tennisGirls trackGirls wrestlingGymnasticsSoftballTrackVolleyballWrestling By date: December 2 December 3 December 4 December 5 December 6 December 7 December 8 December 9 December 10 December 11 December 12 December 13 December 14 December 15 December 16 December 17 December 18 December 19 December 20 December 21 December 22 December 23 By school: Archbishop Murphy Arlington Bothell Cascade Cedar Park Christian-Everett Cedarcrest Concrete Coupeville Darrington Edmonds-Woodway Everett Friday Harbor Glacier Peak Grace Academy Granite Falls Highland Christian Prep Jackson Kamiak King's La Conner Lake Stevens Lakewood Lopez Island Lummi Lynnwood Mariner Marysville-Pilchuck Meadowdale Monroe Mount Vernon Christian Mountlake Terrace North Sound Christian Oak Harbor Orcas Island Shorecrest Shoreline Christian Shorewood Snohomish South Whidbey Stanwood Sultan Tulalip Heritage    • Stadium map By league: Cascade Conference Non-conference Northwest 1A/2B Northwest 1B Northwest 2B Wesco Wesco 3A Wesco North Wesco South STANDINGS: Select league Cascade Conference baseball Cascade Conference boys basketball Cascade Conference boys soccer Cascade Conference boys wrestling Cascade Conference football Cascade Conference girls basketball Cascade Conference girls soccer Cascade Conference softball Cascade Conference volleyball Northwest 1A/2B baseball Northwest 1A/2B boys basketball Northwest 1A/2B boys soccer Northwest 1A/2B boys wrestling Northwest 1A/2B girls basketball Northwest 1A/2B girls soccer Northwest 1A/2B softball Northwest 1A/2B volleyball Northwest 1B boys basketball Northwest 1B boys soccer Northwest 1B girls basketball Northwest 1B girls soccer Northwest 1B volleyball Northwest 2B football Wesco 3A Football Wesco North baseball Wesco North boys basketball Wesco North boys soccer Wesco North boys swimming Wesco North boys tennis Wesco North boys track Wesco North boys wrestling Wesco North football Wesco North girls basketball Wesco North girls soccer Wesco North girls swimming Wesco North girls tennis Wesco North girls track Wesco North softball Wesco North volleyball Wesco South baseball Wesco South boys basketball Wesco South boys soccer Wesco South boys swimming Wesco South boys tennis Wesco South boys track Wesco South boys wrestling Wesco South football Wesco South girls basketball Wesco South girls soccer Wesco South girls swimming Wesco South girls tennis Wesco South girls track Wesco South softball Wesco South volleyball CONTACT THE HERALD Report scores and results to 425-339-3470 or 1-866-6-SCORES (Call after 4:30 p.m.) E-mail information including items for Tuesday's Communities Sports Roundup and Thursday's Outdoor Calendar, to sports@heraldnet.com Kevin Brown, Sports Editor kbrown@heraldnet.com   Published: Sunday, November 9, 2008 Best finish ever for Jackson boys cross country, but ... The Timberwolves, who were ranked No. 1 in the 4A cross country poll much of the season, take second to defending champion Mead. By Mike Cane Herald Writer PASCO -- Sometimes making team history isn't enough. When members of the Jackson High School boys cross country squad trudged to the awards podium Saturday at the 2008 Washington State Cross Country Championships, their heads were tilted down and their facial expressions were grim. Sure, the Timberwolves placed second in the Class 4A team standings -- the program's best finish ever. Yet they fell short of their ultimate goal. Jackson of Mill Creek came in ranked No. 1 in the Washington State Cross Country Coaches Association 4A poll but had to settle for the runner-up trophy thanks to champion Mead of Spokane. Jackson lost by just eight points, tallying 106. Mead, ranked sixth in the coaches' poll, scored 98 points to win its second consecutive title and its 14th since 1988. Jackson was trying to end Spokane-area teams' grip on the big-school state title. Since 1988 Mead, University and Ferris have won every big-school championship. "Mead ran really well. I don't really know what happened but you've got to hand it to them," Jackson senior Ben Lance said. "I think our guys left it all out there. We just didn't have it today." Lance (18th place) and junior Mitchell Briggs (20th) were Jackson's top finishers on the 3.1-mile course at Sun Willows Golf Course. Redmond junior Mack Young was the individual winner, finishing in 15 minutes, 18 seconds. Jackson maintained a fairly tight pack of six runners through the first third of the race but Mead's top five ended up being a little stronger by the end. Ferris (110 points) placed third in what was a close three-team fight for first. Signs of trouble came quickly, Jackson boys cross country coach Eric Hruschka said. The T-wolves didn't seem engaged in the race from the start, he said. That was enough of an opening for Mead, whose Nos. 1 and 2 runners placed 11th and 12th. Unlike Jackson, Mead ran a great race on the right day, Hruschka said: "I'm not surprised at all -- defending state champions. They're well-coached. The kids work really hard at Mead. They're not going to give away the title easily." It was by far Mead's best race of the season, Hruschka said. Last weekend Mead placed third at the District 5-8 meet and earned the district's final state team berth. This season Jackson won Wesco South and District 1 championships. It was also ranked No. 22 in the nation in the Nov. 6 Harrier Super 25 poll. "We've had a great year. We need to focus on that," said Hruschka. "The kids have worked hard and really have been a lot of fun to coach." The sting of not winning will likely linger with Jackson runners for a while though. "It's a little bit of a letdown right now," Lance said, "because we were ranked first (in 4A) for so long." After Lance and Briggs, Jackson's top finishers were Connor Frederickson (25th), Ian McLeod (27th) and Sean Roe (49th). Top-20 4A individuals qualified for the Washington vs. Oregon Nike BorderClash Nov. 23 in Beaverton, Ore. Jackson's Lance and Briggs made the cut, as did Shorewood's Chip Jackson (15th) and Lake Stevens' Scott Larson (19th). Glacier Peak ninth in Class 3A boys race In its first season, the Glacier Peak boys team entered the state meet ranked ninth in 3A. That's exactly where the Grizzlies placed Saturday. Fueled by the strong finish of sophomore Jeff Bastian, Glacier Peak had four runners among the top 42 scoring individuals. Bastian was 16th overall in 16:09. North Central of Spokane, ranked No. 1 in the country, decisively won the 3A team title. Its first five runners placed 2-3-4-5-10. Shorecrest was 13th in the team standings. The Scots' leaders were juniors Chris Freeborn (30th) and Joe McConaughy (31st). Writer Mike Cane: mcane@heraldnet.com. 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