Shorewood runner finishes 4th in Hole in Wall

Herald staff

LAKEWOOD – Bobeya Krishnek of Mount Baker took the top spot at the Lakewood Hole in the Wall Inivitational cross country run on Saturday with a time of 18:30.1.

Krishnek led her team to finish fourth in a field that held four state-ranked teams in Gig Harbor, Bellarmine Prep, Mount Baker, and Sehome.

Gig Harbor took the team championship with 70 points followed closly by Bellarmine Prep with 77.

Celia Maclean captured fourth as teammate Tiffany Passi finished 31st to lead Shorewood to finish eighth.

Mountlake Terrace captured seventh led by Leandra Dick finishing 30th.

Other top local runners were: Sarah Revoyr of Lynnwood in seventh, Breann Picket finished 13th for Arlington and Nikki D’Amico of Lynnwood in 25th.

Boys Lakewood Hole in the Wall Invitational: Jon Skelton of Mount Vernon ran the 3.07 mile course in 15:55.6 to take top honors at the invitational. Danny Hayman finished sixth to lead Marysville-Pillchuck to a fourth-place finish. Lakewood finished fifth behind the strong running of Cameron Hartman, Andy Dewey and Marc Dewey finishing 22nd, 24th and 25th respectively

At Lakewood Hole in the Wall

3.07 miles

Team scores: 1. Gig Harbor 79, 2. Riverside 80, 3. Ferndale 93, 4. Marysville-Pilchuck 110, 5. Lakewood 168, 6. Sehome 221, 7. Colville 232, 8. King’s 239, 9. Mount Baker 249, 10. Meadowdale 253, 12. Arlington 293, 14. Everett 323, 16. Bothell 403

Top runners: 1. Skelton (Mount Vernon) 15.55.6, 2. Hemlock (Ferndale), 3. Greenman (Riverside), 4. Denton (Gig Harbor), 5. Perez (Gig Harbor) 6. Hayman (Marysville Pilchuck), 7. Mitchell (Mount Baker), 8. Shimer (Meadowdale) 9. Grant (Sehome), 10. Kaluza (Riverside) 11. Golney (Shorewood) 13. Thompson (King’s), 19. Christianson (Marysville-Pilchuck). 22. Hartman (Lakewood), 24. A. Dewey (Lakewood), 25. M. Dewey (Lakewood).

Richland Invitational, boys: Travis Boyd took fourth pace in the fastest flight to lead Kamiak to a fourth-place finish.

At Carmichael Playfield, 3.1 miles

Team scores: 1.Mead 74, 2. Eisenhower 100, 3. Kamiakin 134, 4. Kamiak 153, 5. Jackson 168, 6. Kelso 181, 7. Mount Spokane 190, 8. Richland 204, 9. Eastmont 237, 10. Southridge 294, 13 Mountlake Terrace 356.

Flight 1-1. Cabrera (Mead) 17:03, 7. Spady (Kamiak), 9. Peterson (Jackson), 10. Ogle (Jackson)

Flight 2-1. Blownt (Eisenhower) 16:48, 2. Nuro (Jackson), 3. Fenfrow (Jackson) 4. Frausto (Kamiak).

Flight 3 -1. Becherini (Mead) 16:10, 5. Garrett (Kamiak), 8. Haynes (Jackson)

Flight 4 -1. Owen (East Valley) 15:26, 4. Boyd (Kamiak).

Richland Invitational, girls: Alicia Farmer, Lisa Perkings, Maryanne Hanks, Brett Connelly, Amanda Phillips and Monica Rodkey all finished strong to give Marysville-Pilchuck a second-place finish.

At Carmicheal Playfield., 3.1 miles

Team scores: 1. Mead 109, 2. Marysville Pilchuck 131, 3. Kamiakin 134, 4. Eisenhower 141, 5. Mount Spokane 160, 6. Kamiak, 163, 7. Ferris 186, 8. Richland 190, 9. Eastmont 217, 10. Kelso 228, Jackson 235.

Flight 1.- 1. Adaszewski (Mead) 21:15, 6. Phillips (MP), 7. Christianson (Jack), 8. Rodkey (MP), 13 Bellmont (Jack)

Flight 2 -1. Beir (Eisenhower) 20:03, 5. Perkins (MP), 6. Mathes (Kamiak)

Flight 3 -1. Carmody (Eisenhower) 19:51, 4. Hanks (MP), 7. Connelly (MP), 10. Ochs (Jackson), 14. Hart (Kamiak)

Flight 4 -1. Geissler (Mead) 18:38, 9. Farmer (MP), 14. Kaligis (Kamiak), 15. Barday (Jackson)

Hoquiam Invitational: South Whidbey won the girls competition at the Hoquiam Invitational with 85 points, 61 points ahead of closest competitor Inglemoor. Shorecrest finished ninth and Lake Stevens was 12th. Highest local finishers were Becky Gabelein of South Whidby (11th) and Amber Nickelson of Lake Stevens (12th), each finishing the 3.1 mile course in a time of 19:55. Julie Gabelelein was 13th, running two seconds behind her sister.

In the boys competition over the same course, Roosevelt won the team title. South Whidby finished fifth.

Snohomish 2, Mount Vernon 0: Courtney Nelson headed both goals for Snohomish off Lindsey Kihm’s corner kicks to take the Wesco North victory.

Goals-Snohomish: Nelson 2. Goalkeepers-Mount Vernon: Leonard. Snohomish: Cornwell, Andelian. Records-Mount Vernon: 5-6 in division, 5-6 overall. Snohomish: 7-2-1, 7-2-1.

Mukilteo Invitational: Ksenia Kostenko won the 200 IM and Ashley Best the 100 breaststroke for Kamiak at the Mukilteo Invitational. Kamiak was second in the overall standings with 595 points. Mercer Island won the 20-team meet by a 300.5 point margin.

200 medley relay-Bainbridge 1:53.55; 200 freestyle-Murray (Bellevue) 1:56.96; 200 individual medley-Kostenko (Kamiak) 2:18.85; 50 freestyle-Silver (Bainbridge) 2:10.55; Diving-Giesbrecht (Mercer Island) 225.0; 100 butterfly-Gall (CCRT) 57.85; 100 freestyle-Silver (Bainbridge) 51.89; 500 freestyle-Opdycke (Mercer Island) 5:11.91; 200 freestyle relay-Mercer Island 1:42.98; 100 backstroke-Silver (Bainbridge) 57.35; 100 breaststroke-Best (Kamiak) 1:08.67; 400 freestyle relay-Bainbridge 3:40.85.

1. Mercer Island, 2. Kamiak, 3. Snohomish, 4. Bainbridge, 5. Bellevue, 6. Kentridge, 7. Liberty, 8. Eisenhower, 9. Kentwood, 10. Wenatchee, 13. Marysville.

Mount Baker 55, Lakewood 14: Justin Brown carried the ball 21 times for 173 yards and two touchdowns to lead Mount Baker to the North Cascades victory in Friday night’s game. Jason Rager had 18 tackles for Lakewood.

Lakewood	7	7	0	0	–	14
Mount Baker	14	20	21	0	–	55

Lakewood-Wilson 12 pass Dietlin (Clifton kick)

Mount Baker-Rawlins 42 pass from Resmussen kick failed)

Mount Baker-Brown 15 run (Brown run)

Lakewood-Clifton 42 pass Gwiser (Clifron kick)

Mount Baker-Rathjen 14 run (Visser kick)

Mount Baker-Rathjen 12 run (Visser kick)

Mount Baker-Brown 7 pass from Resmussen (kick blocked)

Mount Baker-Rathjen 1 run (Rathjen run)

Mount Baker-Rathjen 6 run (Visser kick)

Mount Baker-Brown 32 run (kick failed)

Records-Lakewood 2-3 in league, 2-3 overall. Mount Baker 3-1, 4-1.

Darrington 41, Arlington JV 0: Matt Reese connected with Bryce Boyd for two of Darrington’s scores in the non-conference game. Jordan Padgett rushed for two Logger touchdowns.