New Washington State Cross Country Coaches Association poll

  • Mike Cane, Herald Writer
  • Monday, October 5, 2009 9:18am
  • Sports

Congrats to the following local cross country teams for winning invite titles over the weekend:

*Jackson boys (Sunfair Class 4A division in Yakima)

*Glacier Peak girls (Sunfair 3A division in Yakima)

*Cedarcrest girls (Sunfair 2A/1A/2B/1B division in Yakima)

*Lakewood girls (Mt. Baker in Deming)

Also, congrats to Cascade’s Dylan Hopper, who placed first at the Tomahawk Twilight Invitational in Marysville. Hopper was the subject of my Timeout story last week.

Once again, Jackson, Glacier Peak and Cedarcrest are all No. 1 in the state coaches’ poll. Here are the complete rankings.

New Washington State Cross Country Coaches Association poll

Released Oct. 5

Class 4A

BOYS <——> GIRLS

1.Jackson <——>1.Eastlake

2.Joel Ferris <——>2.Gig Harbor

3.Auburn Riverside <——>3.Tahoma

4.Gig Harbor <——>4.Richland

5.Kamiakin <——>5.Central Valley

6.Mead <——>6.Eisenhower

7.Skyline <——>7.Stanwood

8.Southridge <——>8.Curtis

9.Curtis <——>9.Kamiakin

10.Issaquah <——>10.Bellarmine Prep

Class 3A

BOYS <——> GIRLS

1.North Central <——>1.Glacier Peak

2.Bellevue <——>2.Shadle Park

3.Mt. Spokane <——>3.Mt. Spokane

4.Seattle Prep <——>4.North Kitsap

5.Peninsula <——>5.Columbia River

6.Lindbergh <——>6.Mercer Island

7.North Kitsap <——>7.Capital

8.Glacier Peak <——>8.Seattle Prep

9.Bishop Blanchet <——>9.Bellevue

10.Nathan Hale <——>10.Hanford

Class 2A

BOYS <——> GIRLS

1.Burlington-Edison <——>1.Cedarcrest

2.Sehome <——>2.Sehome

3.Squalicum <——>3.Kingston

4.Colville <——>4.Lakewood

5.Lakewood <——>5.Squalicum

6.Selah <——>6.Sequim

7.Ellensburg <——>7.Ephrata

8.W.F. West <——>8.Deer Park

9.Cheney <——>9.Bellingham

10.Mark Morris <——> 10.Colville

Class 1A

BOYS <——> GIRLS

1.Charles Wright Academy <——>1.King’s

2.Nooksack Valley <——>2.Chelan

3.Lynden Christian <——>3.LaCenter

4.King’s <——>4.Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls)

5.Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls) <——>5.Lynden Christian

6.Seattle Christian <——>6.Bellevue Christian

7.Zillah <——> 7.Meridian

8.Chelan <——>8.Onalaska

9.Cashmere <——>9.Bush

10.Bellevue Christian <——>10.Zillah

Class 1B/2B

BOYS <——> GIRLS

1.Northwest Christian-Lacey <——>1.Northwest Christian-Lacey

2.Mt. Rainier Lutheran <——>2.Northwest Christian-Colbert

3.Republic <——>3.Asotin

4.St. George’s <——>4.St. George’s

5.Waitsburg-Prescott <——>5.White Pass

6.Tri-Cities Prep

7.Bear Creek

8.Mossyrock

9.White Pass

10.Northwest Christian Colbert

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