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Prep cross country: Mariner meet

At McCollum County Park

5,000 meters

Boys team scores—Glacier Peak 24, Jackson 33, Shorewood 99, Stanwood 103, Mariner incomplete.

Glacier Peak—2, Sawyer Carter 17:06, 3, Chris Bianchini 17:15, 4, Garron Arnold 17:16, 6, Nick Stringer 17:30.07, 8, Tim Mandeyvk 17:30.99.

Jackson—1, Matthew Watkins 16:40, 5, Nathanael Ramos 17:24, 6, Alex Haupt 17:29, 9, Mateo Rivera 17:33, 12, Jackson Webber 17:54.

Shorewood—14, Devan Kirk 17:57, 17, Aaron Rainhoth 18:08, 23, Jose Luis Gandara 19:19, 29, Will Yaku 19:43.25, 31, Stefan Mueller 19:49.07.

Stanwood—18, Jackson O’Brien 18:34, 19, Gerrett Larson 18:39, 22, Cameron Klandt 18;57, 28, Collin McMillan 19:39, 30, Jason Isaksen 19:43.94.

Mariner—23, Diego Casillas 19:20, 25, Alvin Nguyen 19:27.

Girls team scores—Glacier Peak 27, Jackson 61, Stanwood 77, Shorewood 84, Mariner 120

Glacier Peak—1, Brooke Wallace 19:27, 3, Heidi Smith 20:06, 4, Natalie Church 20:10, 6, Hannah Clymer 20:25, 13, Elena Willems 21:24.

Jackson—7, Cole Gross 20:329, 10, Winter Baumgartner 20:51, 10, Danielle Johnson 20:58, 17, Micaela Frick 22:02, 20, Emma Atkinson 22:16.45.

Stanwood—5, Carolina Volan 20:21, 8, Ella Conway 20:40, 16, Kristin Morgan 22:00, 27, Andrea Bartolome 22:59.57, 29, Mattson Montana 23:00.

Shorewood—11, Rachel Hansen 21:21, 12, Emily Farden 21:22, 22, Brianna McGrath 22:32, 23, Eileen Berg 22:34, 26, Elisha Klco 22:51.

Mariner—2, Abbie Steinhauer 19:30, 24, Honglan Van 22:46, 39, Isabelle Mills 24:28, 42, Caitlynne Hasbrouck 24:43, 47, Ali Angeles 25:31.

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