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Shiner, Shiner Catholic School cross country: Shiner JH competes at home in district meet; SCS runs in SH meet

  • Shiner JH girls captured the district title. Photo courtesy of Michelle Winkenwerder.
    Shiner JH girls captured the district title. Photo courtesy of Michelle Winkenwerder.

    The Shiner cross-country program hosted a home meet on Saturday with the meet serving as the district meet for the junior-high program.
    Varsity Girls (2 miles)
    The Lady Comanches scored 74 points for third place.
    Addison Tudyk led Shiner with second place with a time of 13 minutes, 19.33 seconds. Megan Burns placed No. 12 with 14:46.18; Alaina Sofka was timed at 15:14.87 for No. 19; Kendyl Boehm got No. 28 with 16:15.87, Dawn Bishop was No. 34 with 16:48.4 and Paisly Todd was No. 38 with 17:09.46.
    Varsity Boys (3.1 miles)
    The Comanches placed fourth with 77 points.
    Joshua Lecon was the top finisher with fourth place in 19:49.35. Tobias Gipson was No. 29 in 23:12.51. Hudson Koncaba was No. 37 in 25:10.15 and Brandes Gremmel checked in at 26:42.78 for No. 43.
    JV Girls (2 miles)
    Lucia Bolumar got No. 30 with 17:37.88.
    JH Girls (2 miles)
    The Lady Braves captured the district title with 29 points, edging out Weimar who had 34 points.
    Chloe Pohler won the race with a time of 14:05.92; Presley Pohler was fourth in 14:40.06; Camilla Lozano was seventh in 15:18.23 and Bridgette Fishbeck was No. 10 in 15:54.56.
    Emerson Hubbard placed No. 13 in 16:04.85; Ellisyn Klekar was No. 18 with 16:59.45.
    Emery Zabransky was clocked at 17:14.4 for No. 21. Skylar Parr finished at No. 29 in 17:50.22. 
    Aydrianna Rosenbaum was No. 32 with 18:16.93; Mary Sofka was No. 35 in 18:43.5 and Mallory Stock was No. 40 in 20:20.
    JH Boys (2 miles)
    Shiner won the title with 27 points.
    Lyndon Leal was fourth in 13:53.02 and Max McDonald  was sixth in 13:55.72. Lyncoln Leal was ninth in 14:51.67 and behind him was Tyler Teague in 15:19.33. Neal Winkenwerder was No. 12 in 15:30.02.
    SCS
    Varsity Girls 
    The Lady Cardinals scored 68 points for second.
    Skylar Mozisek led St. Paul with seventh place in 13:56 and McKinley Jacobs was also top 10 with ninth in 14:16.
    Faith Brown was No. 16 in 14:40, followed by Emma Marshall in 14:44.  Clara Kinney was No. 19 in 14:48. Keaton Helweg was No. 27 in 15:46. Frances Filip was timed at 16:39 for No. 34.
    Varsity Boys
    The Cardinals had 125 points for fifth.
    Gabe Darilek led the pack with fifth place in 19:50. Clay Watkins was No. 19 in 22:07; Carter Chilek finished at 23:32 for No. 30. Wesley Miller was No. 35 in 25:17 and following was Levi Morkovsky (25:23), Eli Barton (25:29) and Jacob Arriola (25.34).
    JH Girls
    St. Ludmila won the race with 68 points.
    Anna Boedeker was sixth in 14:09. Adella Davis was eighth with 14:12; Maggie Watkins crossed the finish line in 14:35 for No. 14; Jesslyn Garrett was No. 19 in 15:03; Alaina Luedke was No. 21 in 15:07 and Kylie Schaefer followed in 15:13. 
    Becka Schaefer was No. 28 in 15:41, followed by Hazle Meischen in 15:43. Ainsley McCord was No. 54 in 17:12. 
    Gracyn Kennedy was No. 62 in 17:43, followed by Peyton Natho (17:44) and Autney Marshall (17:54). Teagan Wagner was No. 67 in 18:30; Baylee Decker was No. 81 in 19:52.
    JH Boys
    SLE recorded 50 points for second. 
    Luke Barton got first with 11:58, followed by Ryan Bays in 11:59. Gage Janak was timed at 12:46 for seventh. 
    Phinn Ince was No. 14 in 13:29. 
    Avery Markham was No. 26 in 14:41; Wyatt Decker was No. 34 in 15:10; Eli Rother was No. 39 in 15:45, JJ Cordova was No. 62 in 18:48 and Chase Brown was No. 67 in 20:05.