Monroe’s Davis tops North County Invite

MARYSVILLE — Lyndy Davis of Monroe won the senior girls race with an overall best time of 18 minutes, 29 seconds at the North County Classic Invite at Cedarcrest Golf Course Thursday.

The girls race was divided into four sections grouped by year in school.

“It’s a good change of pace,” Marysville-Pilchuck coach Randall Edens said. “It’s a totally different format than they’re used to with the classes.”

Haley Nemra of Marysville-Pilchuck was second in the senior race in 19:19. Lauren Moran of Archbishop Murphy was third in 19:52.

Olivia Thomas of King’s won the junior race in 18:57. Lake Stevens’ Sam Minor won the sophomore race in 19:25 and Natasha Verma of Stanwood was second at 19:50. Lake Stevens’ Lacey Wagner won the freshman race in 19:06. Suzanna Ohlsen of Monroe was second in 19:44 and Cia Bywater of Lake Stevens was third in 19:45.

“We try to simulate state as much as possible,” Edens said. “We run on the golf course and flag the course … it’s good to have something like this for a change of pace.”

At Cedarcrst Golf Course

Team Scores—1. Monroe 17; 2. Lake Stevens 21; 3. Marysville-Pilchuck 32; 4. King’s 36; 5. Archbishop Murphy 57; 6. Shorewood 60; 7. Arlington 61; 8. Cedarcrest 63; 9. Stanwood 64; 10. Mt. Baker 64; 11. Lakewood 65; 12. Meridian 69; 13. Granite Falls 91; 14. Lynden 102; 15. Seattle Academy 134; 16. South Whidbey 150; 17. Ferndale 154; DNQ—Sultan, Nooksack Valley.

Seniors—1.Davis (Mon) 18:29; 2. Nemra (M-P) 19:19; 3. Moran (AM) 19:52; 4. Sierra (MB) 20:13; 5. Minor (LS) 20:23; 6. Pratt (Mer.) 20:26; 7. Levy (Shor.) 20:42; 8. Thompson (King’s) 20:44; 9. Dunn (LW) 20:55; 10. Pearson (Fern.) 20:59.

Juniors—1.Thomas (King’s) 18:57; 2. Tevelde (NV) 20:09; 3. Cragerud (Mon.) 20:21; 4. Ainsworth (MP) 20:30; 5. Schmeck (Mon.) 20:34; 6. Smargassi (Mon.) 20:46; 7. Urbano (MB) 20:51; 8. Nation (LW) 20:52; 9. Schafer (MP) 20:59; 10. Bunker (Ced.) 21:01.

Sophomores—1. Minor (LS) 19:25; 2. Verma (Stan.) 19:50; 3. Vanzanten (Lyn) 20:24; 4. Witte (Lyn) 20:34; 5. DeBruin (NV) 20:35; 6. Pinkens (Arl) 20:49; 7. Lyman (ATM) 20:52; 8. Eslinger (King’s) 20:55; 9. Hamm (King’s) 21:17; 10. Osborne (Shor.) 21:21.

Freshmen—1. Wagner (LS) 19:06; 2. Ohlsen (Mon) 19:44; 3. Bywater (LS) 19:45; 4. Johnson (Shor.) 19:48; 5. Strodel (Ced) 20:23; 6. Beam (Ced) 20:26; 7. Granado (Arl) 21:00; 8. Hall (MP) 21:01; 9. Thomason (MP) 21:07; 10. Keller (King’s) 21:35.

Edmonds-Woodway 41, Mountlake Terrace 58, Meadowdale 61, Lynnwood 64: At Edmonds, Mawa Ali of Lynnwood won the girls race with a time of 18 minutes, 59 seconds. Mountlake Terrace’s Cari Smith was second in 19:12, Carolina Kratz of Meadowdale was third at 19:25 and Mary Lee of Edmonds-Woodway was fourth at 19:32.

At Lynndale Park

Edmonds-Woodway—4. Lee 19:32; 6. Brewster 19:59; 8. Hopper 20:11; 10. Huegli 20:15; 13. Melnikas 21:20. Mountlake Terrace—2. Smith 19:12; 7. Plumage 20:04; 19. Hill 22:41; 20. Juretich 22:54;25. Taylor-Scott 23:33. Meadowdale—3. Kratz 19:25; 11. Feldhaus 21:01; 14. Gaudina 21:44; 15. Vekasy 21:45; 18. Peppin 22:29. Lynnwood—1. Ali 18:59; 5. Umayam 19:53; 12. Artamonaya 21:08; 22. Forslund 21:13; 24. Gahan 23:23.

Everett District 21, Mukilteo District 37: At Everett, Allison Ponce of Jackson set the McCollum Park course record in winning the race for the Everett District with a time of 20 minutes, 10 seconds. Ponce shaved eight seconds off the record time Ellie Bonner of Snohomish posted on the course last week. Breanna Huschka of Kamiak was third in 20:28. Shelly Davis of Kamiak led the Mukilteo District, finishing second in 20:22. Kat Campos of Mariner was sixth in 21:45 and was the Marauders’ top placer.

At McCollum Park

3.1 miles

Jackson—1. Ponce 20:10; 4. Houck 21:08; 5. Becker 21:39; 8. Wilson 22:01; 9. Nelson 22:13. Cascade—3. Huschka 20:28; 11. Willey 23:27; 23. Flenoy 25:35; 24. Weir 25:43; 36. Alford 28:15. Kamiak—2. Davis 20:22; 7. Hambrecht 21:51; 10. Cross 22:30; 15. Overton 23:51; 18. Shay 24:07. Mariner—6. Campos 21:45; 27. Nichols 26:14; 30. Collins 26:39; 34. Blakeslee 27.40; 38. Shatzka 28:22.

Boys cross country

Everett District 22, Mukilteo District 52: At Everett, Mitchell Briggs of Jackson won the boys race in a time of 16 minutes, 51 seconds to lead the Everett District to the non-league victory. Jonathan Cooper of Kamiak was second in 17:03 to lead the Mukilteo District.

At McCollum Park

3.1 miles

Jackson—1. Briggs 16:51; 3. Lance 17:14; 6. Oens 17:38; 7. Conway 17:44; 8. Woolsley 17:45. Kamiak—2. Cooper 17:03; 4. Kusilek 17:19; 18. Henderson 18:29; 23. Hawkinson 18:44; 26. Gagnun 19:40. Cascade—5. Hopper 17:31; 10. Coseal 17:58; 14. Albertson 18:09; 16. Shumsk 18:25; 21. Omokaw 18:37. Mariner—11. Kiehl 17:59; 12. Fikak 18:02; 30. Lane 20:51; 31. John 20:54; 32. Nichols 21:48.

Mountlake Terrace 23, Edmonds-Woodway 32, Meadowdale 91, Lynnwood 101: At Edmonds, Yon Yilma of Edmonds-Woodway won the race in 14 minutes, 45 seconds. Mountlake Terrace’s Michael Tran was second at 15:12 as the Warriors and the Hawks took the top 10 places at the Edmonds District Meet. Meadowdale’s Adam Weyant was 11th at 16:57. Lynnwood’s Chris Reeves was 16th in 17:41 and was the top Royals finisher.

At Lynndale Park

Mountlake Terrace—2. Tran 15:12; 3. Hill 15:25; 5. Beeninga 15:50; 6. Yarbrough 15:55; 7. Walters 16:02. Edmonds-Woodway—1. Yilma 14:45; 4. Grover 15:39; 8. Schofield; 9. Bailey 16:13; 10. Hehn 16:44. Meadowdale—11. Weyant 16:57; 18. Oliver 17:56; 19. Hu 18:00; 20. Posey 18:41; 23. Kimball 19:32. Lynnwood—16. Reeves 17:41; 17. Mercer 17:51; 21. Takashima 18:53; 22. Vogan 19:04; 25. Murray 19:57.

North County Classic Invite: At Marysville, Scott Larson of Lake Stevens won the junior race in a meet-best 16 minutes, 23 seconds. Monroe’s Brian Sutter was second in 16:24, and Alex Johnson of Seattle Academy was third in 16:27.

Paul Simbeck of Arlington won the senior race in 16:57. Taylor Guske of Lakewood took first in the sophomore race with 16:35. Nooksack Valley’s Ollie Bear Don’t Walk won the freshman race in 17:35.

At Cedarcrest Golf Course

Team Scores—1. Lakewood 21; 2. Lake Stevens 21; 3. Everett 29; 4. Nooksack Valley 44; 5. Monroe 44; 6. Arlington 47; 7. Marysville-Pilchuck 49; 8. South Whidbey 50; 9. Mt. Baker 54; 10. Shorewood 63; 11. Lynden 84; 12. Stanwood 84; 13. Cedarcrest 86; 14. King’s 91; 15. Granite Falls 110; 16. Meridian 123; 17. Archbishop Murphy 142; 18. Sultan 147; 19. Seattle Academy 153; 20. Ferndale 184.

Senior boys—1. Simbeck (Arl.) 16:57; 2. Anderson (E) 17:00; 3. Ordonez (LW) 17:06; 4. Van Santen (LS) 17:12; 5. Colwell (Stan.) 17:13; 6. Hudson (NV) 17:13; 7. Ingersoll (Mon.) 17:16; 8. Passalacqua (Arl.) 17:17; 9. Ewell (Arl.) 17:24; 10. Walker (LW) 17:26.

Junior boys—1. S. Larson (LS) 16:23; 2. Sutter (Mon.) 16:24; 3. Johnson (Sea. Acad.) 16:27; 4. Van Horn (Mon.) 16:43; 5. D. Larson (LS) 16:52; 6. Lamphere (MP) 16:54; 7. Devier (LW) 17:14; 8. Dean (King’s) 17:24; 9. Lee (E) 17:33; 10. Jackson (Stan.) 17:37.

Sophomore boys—1. Guske (LW) 16:35; 2. MacDougall (E) 16:42; 3. Williams (MB) 17:28; 4. Bywater (LS) 17:35; 5. Brock (Shor.) 17:36; 6. Crenshaw (MP) 17:36; 7. Skiles (LW) 17:36; 8. Jackson (NV) 17:38; 9. Finger (MB) 17:44; 10. Thomas (Shor.) 17:54.

Freshmen boys—1. Bear Don’t Walk (NV) 17:35; 2. Koszarek (S.Whid.) 17:53; 3. Tresch (LW) 17:59; 4. Comeaux (E) 18:02; 5. Ward (Ced.) 18:03; 6. Freundlich (S. Whid.) 18:10; 7. Nettleton (LS) 18:11; 8. Chapman (Stan.) 18:11; 9. Widman (Mer.) 18:19; 10. Urbano (MB) 18:33.

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