New Washington State Cross Country Coaches Association poll

  • Mike Cane, Herald Writer
  • Monday, October 19, 2009 1:34pm
  • Sports

It’s hard for me to believe this, but the cross country postseason is already here. The fall sure has zipped along quickly.

The Wesco South, Wesco North and Cascade Conference league championship meets are on Saturday at Lakewood High School in Marysville. Individual and team champions will be crowned.

Here is Saturday’s race schedule.

BOYS

Cascade Conference, 11:10 a.m.

Wesco South varsity,1:40 p.m.

Wesco North varsity,2:10 p.m.

Wesco junior varsity (North and South),2:40 p.m.

GIRLS

Cascade Conference,10:30 a.m.

Wesco junior varsity (North and South),Noon

Wesco South varsity,12:40 p.m.

Wesco North varsity,1:10 p.m.

The league championships will feature some of the state’s elite runners, including lots of teams included in the latest state coaches’ rankings. Check it out.

Washington State Cross Country Coaches Association poll

Released Oct. 18

BOYS

Class 4A

1. Jackson, 2. Ferris, 3. Auburn Riverside, 4. Gig Harbor, 5. Kamiakin, 6. Skyline, 7. Southridge, 8. Curtis, 9. Eisenhower, 10. Issaquah.

Class 3A

1. North Central, 2. Bellevue, 3. Mt. Spokane, 4. Seattle Prep, 5. Peninsula, 6. Lindbergh, 7. Bishop Blanchet, 8. Glacier Peak, 9. Shorecrest, 10. Liberty.

Class 2A

1. Burlington-Edison, 2. Sehome, 3. Squalicum, 4. Lakewood, 5. Selah, 6. Ellensburg, 7. W.F. West, 8. Cheney, 9. Colville, 10. Mark Morris.

Class 1A

1. Charles Wright Academy, 2. Port Townsend, 3. Nooksack Valley, 4. Seattle Christian, 5. Lynden Christian, 6. Zillah, 7. Royal, 8. Lakeside, 9. Meridian, 10. LaCenter.

Class 2B/1B

1. Northwest Christian-Lacey, 2. Mt. Rainier Lutheran, 3. Republic, 4. Tri-Cities Prep, 5. St. George’s, 6. Bear Creek, 7. Mossyrock, 8. White Pass, 9. Waitsburg-Prescott, 10. North Beach.

GIRLS

Class 4A

1. Eastlake, 2. Gig Harbor, 3. Tahoma, 4. Richland, 5. Eisenhower, 6. Stanwood, 7. Curtis, 8. Kamiakin, 9. Bellarmine Prep, 10. Mead.

Class 3A

1. Glacier Peak, 2. Shadle Park, 3. Mt. Spokane, 4. North Kitsap, 5. Columbia River, 6. Mercer Island, 7. Capital, 8. Seattle Prep, 9. Bellevue, 10. Enumclaw.

Class 2A

1. Cedarcrest, 2. Sehome, 3. Kingston, 4. Lakewood, 5. Squalicum, 6. Sequim, 7. Ephrata, 8. Deer Park, 9. Bellingham, 10. Cheney.

Class 1A

1. King’s, 2. LaCenter, 3. Chelan, 4. Lakeside, 5. Northwest, 6. Bellevue Christian, 7. Seattle Academy, 8. Cashmere, 9. Bush, 10. Omak.

Class 2B/1B

1. Northwest Christian-Lacey, 2. Northwest Christian-Colbert, 3. Asotin, 4. St. George’s, 5. White Pass.

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