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Prep cross country: Arlington meet

At River Meadows Park

Course distance – 3.1

Boys team scores—Glacier Peak 54, Jackson 55, Lake Stevens 60, Arlington 68, Kamiak 111

Glacier Peak—6. Isaac Ripley 16:38 7. Arnold Garren 16:43 11. Chris Bianchini 16:57 14. Sawyer Carter 16:59 16. James Horne 17:06; Jackson—2. Aaron Roe 16:15 8. Matt Watkins 16:44 9. Nate Ramos 16:49 10. Jack Thompson 16:50 26. Danny Scott 17:26; Lake Stevens—3. Noah Wallace 16:17 5. Trevor Allen 16:37 13. Isaiah Britt 16:59 19. Jacob Headland 17:12 20. Cortlend Novak 17:13; Arlington—1. Nate Beamer 16:11 12. Matt Taylor 16:59 15. Pieter Andrews 17:01 18. Michael Barene 17:10 22. Zach Cushman 17:16; Kamiak—4. Cullen Mceachern 16:31 21. Roger Klaaskate 17:14 25. Skyler Bradford 17:25 30. Hobb Kimmerling 17:40 31. Bo Gould 17:45.

Girls team scores—Glacier Peak 27, Arlington 65, Kamiak 65, Lake Stevens 88, Jackson 107

Glacier Peak—1. Heidi Smith 19:48 2. Natalie Church 20:08 3. Catheryne Gittmann 20:08.3 10. Maiti Hunter 20:51 11. Erin Boyle 21:01; Arlington—4. Shannelle Shirey 20:25 7. Cassidi Rude 20:37 8. Emma Janousek 20:30 20. Katie Taylor 22:12 26. Mary Andrews 22:49; Kamiak—5. Nichole Zijgen 20:30 6. Tiana Roe 20:32 9. Tiffany Roe 20:45 17. Katie Smith 21:46 28. Donella Lalas 22:55; Lake Stevens—12. Emma Horn 21:02 15. Emily Haegeland 21:39 16. Cassandra Valles 21:45 22. Jamie Santos 22:24 23. Sierra Schulte 22:37; Jackson—18. Cole Gross 21:58 19. Emily Hylland 21:58 21. Winter Baumgartner 22:22 24. Braylin Jenson 22:48 25. Micaela Frick 22:48.9.

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