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The 2009 Mid East meet was no disappointment to those who came to see the Midwest’s top seniors compete in Kettering, Ohio. Indiana came out on top of the combined scoring, riding on the heels of their boys 29 point victory. Illinois' girls won the first title for the Prairie State, as 17 points separated all four girls teams.
The girls race ended up being tighter than was expected, and wasn't without drama. The race started out with Indiana runner up Dana Payonk heading to the lead with fellow
Hoosier Dani Sullivan as well as Illinois' Alexis Goldsmith and Ashley Sellars. By the 800 meter mark, Ohio's Katelyn Walker joined the group as they winded through the
baseball fields at Indian Riffle Park. As the group came through the mile mark in just under 5:40, they were joined by Ohio State Champion Meredith Wagner. As the group
moved past the baseball field and headed up the first of two times over the Riffle Park hill, the group thinned to Goldsmith and the Ohio trio, as Allison Stillwell joined the
leaders.
As the course traversed through the forest, the team race became tighter, but one thing started to become clear, Meredith Wagner was pulling away from the field. Team wise,
each team had three runners in the top twelve with Ohio holding first, third, and fifth place. Illinois had Goldsmith in second, and Sellers in sixth, and McKinzie Schulz
moving into the fourth position. Michigan's Devan Sullivan and Melinda Palinkas were in seventh and eighth followed by Indiana's front three.
Heading up the hill for the second time, Wagner opend up a fifty to sixty meter lead over Goldsmith. It was at the top of the hill that Wagner appeared to stumble.
Heading down the hill she was visibly hurting, but regaining momentum. About 100 meters past the bottom of the hill, Wagner pulled up. Meanwhile Stillwell made a move
over the hill and passed Goldsmith. At the 4k mark, the pair moved past a stopped Wagner and Stillwell encouraged her to keep going.
"After I passed her, I just tried to open up the gap to get first and to take her place" related Stillwell. "I was just trying to get ready for the final turn because I
knew it would come to a sprint."
Over the last half mile, she did open up the gap, eventually winning by 11 seconds. Wagner's dropping out had a profound effect on the team race. Ohio moved from first to
fourth by adding 20 points after the 4k mark. Meanwhile, the Illinois girls, which came in with the tightest 1-5 state meet split, ran extremely well for the last 800
meters and saw Schulz move into third. Sandburg's Kim Christensen finished in 12th and Sarah Reynolds of Hersey finished in 20th to wrap up the Illinois scoring with 44 points.
Seven points separated the final three teams.
The boys race ended up being a blowout. The start of the race saw a sea of orange rush to the front, as the Illinois boys took the race out very aggressively. The were
followed by a tight Ohio pack while race favorites Indiana sat back.
The mile mark saw a change in the lead as the Hoosiers moved up to the front along with an Ohio and Michigan runner. Two things were clear at the mile mark- Indiana was here to race and Illinois went out too hard.
Over the hill and moving into the woods around the 1.5 mile mark, an individual race began to emerge. Ohio's Connor Paez, the Ohio runner up, held a slight lead over Indiana's David Osborn and Alejandro Arroyo. Indiana's Scott Vicenzi and Michigan's Ian Hanke and Alex Wilson were also holding tight to the lead. Also at this point, Indiana had five runners in the top 10.
Coming out of the woods and right before the 2 mile mark, Osborn and Arroyo made a move to separate themselves from the rest of the field. They came through the 2 mile mark
at 10:02. Not willing to let an opportunity pass him by, Michigan's Nathan Karr made a move to go with the Indiana pair.
Karr used the momentum from that move to pull into the lead for the next half mile, pulling Osborn with him. The pair slowly moved away from Arroyo. At this point,
however, Indiana had six runners in the top ten places. Michigan has three in the top seven.
At the 4k mark, it was Osborn and Karr in the lead, with Osborn holding a slight edge. Indiana's Tom Ohlman from Carmel had now moved into third, while Arroyo was hanging on
to fourth.
Over the last half mile, it Osborn made one final move to open up a four second lead which he carried to the finish line for the win. "It was a great day, and was a good
win." stated Osborn, who has committed to Oklahoma State.
Running a race in direct contrast to his state meet race, Karr's conservative race plan enabled him to hold on to second place.
Ohio and Michigan runners also moved up in the last half mile, however it was too little too late as they were unable to overcome the front running Hoosiers. Ohio was
able to hold on to second place with 45 points, while Michigan ended with 57. Illinois managed to put one runner in the top ten, Jake Ferris of Plainfield South in 9th, but
amounted a dismal 123 points to finish fourth.
Mid-East Cross Country Championship (Girls)
============== 5K =================
Indian Riffle Park, Kettering, Ohio 11/21/2009
Place Name School State Time Pace
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1 Allison Stillwell Dresden Tri-Valley Ohio 18:11 5:52
2 Alexis Goldsmith Sandburg Illinois 18:22 5:55
3 McKinzie Schulz Benet Academy Illinois 18:35 6:00
4 Katelyn Walker Shaker Heights Ohio 18:38 6:00
5 Devan John Allendale Michigan 18:44 6:03
6 Dani Sullivan Franklin Central Indiana 18:51 6:05
7 Ashley Sellers Marist Illinois 18:53 6:05
8 Melinda Palinkas Saranac Michigan 18:54 6:06
9 Ciersten Deardorf Fort Wayne Carroll Indiana 18:54 6:06
10 Dana Payonk Lake Central Indiana 18:54 6:06
11 Kate DeSimone Fort Wayne Canterbury Indiana 18:55 6:06
12 Kim Christensen Sandburg Illinois 18:56 6:06
13 Rachel Steilberg Grandville Michigan 18:56 6:06
14 Krista Parks East Kentwood Michigan 18:57 6:07
15 Kristen Yarows Dexter Michigan 18:58 6:07
16 Lauren Taylor Van Wert Ohio 19:03 6:09
17 Amaya Ayers Lainsburg Michigan 19:07 6:10
18 Beth Werge South Bend Riley Indiana 19:09 6:11
19 Erin Garfield North Canton Hoover Ohio 19:10 6:11
20 Sarah Reynolds Hersey Illinois 19:15 6:12
21 Megan Wright Miamisburg Ohio 19:16 6:13
22 Brittany Anderson Pine River Michigan 19:18 6:13
23 Breeann Ovokaitys Cedar Springs Michigan 19:19 6:14
24 Megan Plenus Lake Central Indiana 19:19 6:14
25 Sarah Baker Mt. Vernon Ohio 19:21 6:14
26 Sarah Fisher Loveland Ohio 19:23 6:15
27 Lauren Halm Williamston Michigan 19:25 6:16
28 Kaylee McClanahan Fort Wayne Carroll Indiana 19:26 6:16
29 Siri Retrum Columbus North Indiana 19:27 6:16
30 Devyn Thompson Whitney Young Illinois 19:28 6:17
31 Erika Wilson Pekin Eastern Indiana 19:28 6:17
32 Natalie Field Marion Pleasant Ohio 19:28 6:17
33 Erin Poss Antioch Illinois 19:30 6:17
34 Megumi Hoshi Niles West Illinois 19:30 6:17
35 Emma Drenth Williamston Michigan 19:32 6:18
36 Meghan Heuer St. Charles North Illinois 19:34 6:19
37 Holly Robertson St. Charles East Illinois 19:37 6:20
38 Emily Tomei Akron SVSM Ohio 19:41 6:21
39 Melanie Brender Sterling Ht. Stevenson Michigan 19:41 6:21
40 Dana Tomasello North Royalton Ohio 19:46 6:22
41 Virginia Steilberg Columbus North Indiana 19:51 6:24
42 Tessa Hoefle Winnebago Illinois 19:57 6:26
43 Anna Sall Hamilton Michigan 19:59 6:27
44 Allison Peare North Canton Hoover Ohio 20:01 6:27
45 Allie Pladson Northridge Indiana 20:18 6:33
46 Autumn Beachy DeKalb Indiana 20:32 6:37
47 Taylor Miller Crystal Lake Central Illinois 20:58 6:46
*********** TEAM SCORE **********
1. 44 Illinois
2. 54 Indiana
3. 55 Michigan
4. 61 Ohio
*********** TEAM SCORE **********
1. 44 Illinois ( 18:49 1:34:01)
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1 2 Alexis Goldsmith 18:22
2 3 McKinzie Schulz 18:35
3 7 Ashley Sellers 18:53
4 12 Kim Christensen 18:56
5 20 Sarah Reynolds 19:15
6 ( 30) Devyn Thompson 19:28
7 ( 33) Erin Poss 19:30
8 ( 34) Megumi Hoshi 19:30
9 ( 36) Meghan Heuer 19:34
10 ( 37) Holly Robertson 19:37
2. 54 Indiana ( 18:57 1:34:43)
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1 6 Dani Sullivan 18:51
2 9 Ciersten Deardorf 18:54
3 10 Dana Payonk 18:54
4 11 Kate DeSimone 18:55
5 18 Beth Werge 19:09
6 ( 24) Megan Plenus 19:19
7 ( 28) Kaylee McClanahan 19:26
8 ( 29) Siri Retrum 19:27
9 ( 31) Erika Wilson 19:28
10 ( 41) Virginia Steilberg 19:51
3. 55 Michigan ( 18:54 1:34:29)
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1 5 Devan John 18:44
2 8 Melinda Palinkas 18:54
3 13 Rachel Steilberg 18:56
4 14 Krista Parks 18:57
5 15 Kristen Yarows 18:58
6 ( 17) Amaya Ayers 19:07
7 ( 22) Brittany Anderson 19:18
8 ( 23) Breeann Ovokaitys 19:19
9 ( 27) Lauren Halm 19:25
10 ( 35) Emma Drenth 19:32
4. 61 Ohio ( 18:52 1:34:18)
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1 1 Allison Stillwell 18:11
2 4 Katelyn Walker 18:38
3 16 Lauren Taylor 19:03
4 19 Erin Garfield 19:10
5 21 Megan Wright 19:16
6 ( 25) Sarah Baker 19:21
7 ( 26) Sarah Fisher 19:23
8 ( 32) Natalie Field 19:28
9 ( 38) Emily Tomei 19:41
10 ( 40) Dana Tomasello 19:46
Mid-East Cross Country Championship (Boys)
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Indian Riffle Park, Kettering, Ohio 11/21/2009
Place Name School State Time Pace
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1 David Osborn Chesterton Indiana 15:38 5:03
2 Nathan Karr Ann Arbor Pioneer Michigan 15:42 5:04
3 Tom Ohlman Carmel Indiana 15:47 5:05
4 Alejandro Arroyo Culver Academies Indiana 15:47 5:05
5 Brad Liston Circleville Ohio 15:49 5:06
6 Ian Hancke Haslett Michigan 15:50 5:06
7 Kyle Wheeler Green Ohio 15:51 5:07
8 Evan Scruton Columbus North Indiana 15:54 5:08
9 Jake Ferris Plainfield Illinois 15:54 5:08
10 Brandan McGee Mantua Crestwood Ohio 15:55 5:08
11 Connor Paez Solon Ohio 15:55 5:08
12 Marty Coolidge Elyria Catholic Ohio 15:57 5:09
13 Scott Vicenzi Brownsburg Indiana 15:58 5:09
14 Adam Kern Ann Arbor Pioneer Michigan 15:58 5:09
15 Corbin Brooks Columbus North Indiana 15:59 5:09
16 Nick Perry Woodhaven Michigan 16:02 5:10
17 Nick Hissrich Pickerington North Ohio 16:02 5:10
18 Dylan Papp Green Ohio 16:03 5:11
19 Alex Wilson Kent City Michigan 16:03 5:11
20 Colby Alexander Strongsville Ohio 16:06 5:11
21 Nathan Hendershot Pendleton Heights Indiana 16:11 5:13
22 Cameron Balser Oak Hill Indiana 16:12 5:14
23 Noah Graboys New Trier Illinois 16:14 5:14
24 Matthew Hoshal East Lansing Michigan 16:16 5:15
25 Peter Hix Oakwood Ohio 16:16 5:15
26 Ben Carruthers Dexter Michigan 16:18 5:15
27 Jerry Olp Benet Academy Illinois 16:19 5:16
28 Tanner Pesonen Pinckney Michigan 16:19 5:16
29 Nathaniel Ellswort Heritage Michigan 16:20 5:16
30 Chris Spudic Prospect Illinois 16:21 5:16
31 Connor Geshay Indianapolis North Central Indiana 16:23 5:17
32 Joe Ebling Hamilton Southeastern Indiana 16:26 5:18
33 Hunter Heaton Medina Ohio 16:27 5:18
34 Michael Castel Moline Illinois 16:28 5:19
35 Paul Lewis Albion Michigan 16:28 5:19
36 Jake Carden Kouts Indiana 16:29 5:19
37 Kyle Stacks Concord Michigan 16:30 5:19
38 Luke Holubeck St. John Central Ohio 16:32 5:20
39 Ryan Van Fossen Metamora Illinois 16:33 5:20
40 Nicholas Kern Ann Arbor Pioneer Michigan 16:34 5:20
41 Daniel Garleb Pickerington North Ohio 16:37 5:22
42 Albert Ciolek Prospect Illinois 16:38 5:22
43 Dylan Reyes Newman Central Catholic Illinois 16:39 5:22
44 Angelos Karkalis Rolling Meadows Illinois 16:41 5:23
45 Photis Karkalis Rolling Meadows Illinois 16:43 5:23
46 Phil Fairleigh Cary Grove Illinois 16:54 5:27
47 Josh Graham Huntington North Indiana 16:56 5:28
48 Sergio Miranda Romeoville Illinois 16:58 5:28
***Team Score***
1. 29 Indiana
2. 45 Ohio
3. 57 Michigan
4. 123 Illinois
*********** TEAM SCORE **********
1. 29 Indiana ( 15:49 1:19:04)
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1 1 David Osborn 15:38
2 3 Tom Ohlman 15:47
3 4 Alejandro Arroyo 15:47
4 8 Evan Scruton 15:54
5 13 Scott Vicenzi 15:58
6 ( 15) Corbin Brooks 15:59
7 ( 21) Nathan Hendershot 16:11
8 ( 22) Cameron Balser 16:12
9 ( 31) Connor Geshay 16:23
10 ( 32) Joe Ebling 16:26
2. 45 Ohio ( 15:54 1:19:27)
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1 5 Brad Liston 15:49
2 7 Kyle Wheeler 15:51
3 10 Brandan McGee 15:55
4 11 Connor Paez 15:55
5 12 Marty Coolidge 15:57
6 ( 17) Nick Hissrich 16:02
7 ( 18) Dylan Papp 16:03
8 ( 20) Colby Alexander 16:06
9 ( 25) Peter Hix 16:16
10 ( 33) Hunter Heaton 16:27
3. 57 Michigan ( 15:55 1:19:35)
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1 2 Nathan Karr 15:42
2 6 Ian Hancke 15:50
3 14 Adam Kern 15:58
4 16 Nick Perry 16:02
5 19 Alex Wilson 16:03
6 ( 24) Matthew Hoshal 16:16
7 ( 26) Ben Carruthers 16:18
8 ( 28) Tanner Pesonen 16:19
9 ( 29) Nathaniel Ellsworth 16:20
10 ( 35) Paul Lewis 16:28
4. 123 Illinois ( 16:16 1:21:16)
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1 9 Jake Ferris 15:54
2 23 Noah Graboys 16:14
3 27 Jerry Olp 16:19
4 30 Chris Spudic 16:21
5 34 Michael Castel 16:28
6 ( 39) Ryan Van Fossen 16:33
7 ( 42) Albert Ciolek 16:38
8 ( 43) Dylan Reyes 16:39
9 ( 44) Angelos Karkalis 16:41
10 ( 45) Photis Karkalis 16:43
The Twenty third running of the annual Mid East Cross Country Championships features the top available seniors from Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and host Ohio. While the number of states competeing in the meet have dwindled down to make the meet a mere quadranular, the quality of competition has not dropped off.
The meet returns once again to Indian Ripple Park in Kettering, Ohio, but will see a different course. This will mark only the third course change in the meet's history.
In the boys race, Indiana appears to be the team to beat. Based upon their state meet results, they bring a group of Seniors who hold a :18 split between their first and fifth runners. Leading the way for the Hoosiers will be Brownsburg's Scott Vicenzi, the 3rd place finisher at the IHSAA meet. Vicenzi ran 16:02 for 5 kilometers on a wet and sloppy LaVerne Gibson course. he will be joined by Chesterton's David Osborn (4th-16:06), Culver Academy's Alejandro Arroyo Yamin (6th- 16:06), Nathan Hendershot of Pendleton Heights (7th- 16:20), and Carmel's Tom Ohlman (8th-16:20). The hoosiers bring depth as well, as 11 of their 12 runners finished All-State.
Defending boys champions Illinois will not be giving away the title. Currentl they appear to be the best challenge for the title, and bring in a top five that all broke 15:00 for three miles at the Illinois State Meet. Prospect's Chris Spudic was the top finisher for the Illini at the IHSA meet, placing 5th in 14:34. Cary Grove's Phil Fairleigh finished 12th in 14:50, Romeoville's Sergio Miranda was 14th in 14:52, Jake Ferris of Plainfield South was 16th also in 14:52, and New Trier's Noah Graboys finished 22nd in 14:57. For the Illini to compete against the hoosiers, they will need to beat them up front and get some help from the other states.
If Illinois fails to put up some front runners, look for Michigan to sneak in for the title. 13 seconds separated the top five runners at this years Michigan State Meet. Michigan will be lead by the division 3 third place finisher in Paul Lewis of Albion, and the Division 4 State Champ Kyle Stacks of Concord. Pioneer's Nick and Adam Kern will contend for a top five finish on the Michigan team as will Kent City's Alex Wilson.
Host Ohio contends for the title every year, and this year will be no different. Ohio State runner up Connor Paez will be leading the Buckeye's. Paezfinished only 4 seconds behind super junior Zach Wills at this years Ohio State Championships. Kyle Wheeler finished 3rd at the OHSA meet, running 15:55, six seconds behind Paez. Six different athletes will battle for the last three scoring spots for Ohio. Based upon their state meet finishes, Ohio has a 14 second gap between their top five runners.
While pack running will be the name of the game in the boys race, it will be a completely different type of race on the girls side. All teams feature good
front runners, leaving both the team and individual races up for grabs.
Ohio brings in their state's division 1 champion in Meredith Wagner of Sylvania Northview. Wagner, who ran 18:03 for 5k at the OHSA meet, bypassed last week's NXN midwest meet where Ohio natives sweept the top three spots. Tri-Valley's Allison Stillwell ran 18:23 to finish fifth in the division 1 meet. Look for Katelyn Walker of Shaker Heights (OHSA 12th place, 18:52), Sarah Baker of Mt. Vernon (14th- 18:57), and Megan Wright of Miamisburg (15th- 18:59) to all contribute to the scoring.
The tightest pack in the girls meet will come from Michigan, where they put their top seniors within 30 seconds of one another at the MHSAA meet. Division 3 state champion Deven John of Allendale looks to lead the Michiganders. John finished with a 5k time of 18:30. Kate Carter of Saline ran 18:39, while Kristina Parks of East Kentwood and Kristen Yarows of Dexter both eclipsed the 19:00 mark running 18:41 and 18:47 respectively. Look for Emma Drenth of Williamstown and Breeann Ovokaitys of Cedar Springs to contribute to the scoring.
Illinois has a great 1-2 punch in Sandburg teammates Kim Christensen and Lexie Goldsmith. The duo finished 3rd and 4th overall at the IHSA State Meet,
running 17:19 and 17:20 respectively. 2008 NXN finalist Meghan Heuer of St. Charles North finished in 21st (17:53) at the IHSA meet, and Ashley Sellers 25th
(17:56) both garnishing All-State honors. Erin Poss of Antioch finshed 6th in the Class AA meet running 17:58. Among the intangibles for the Illini include
McKinzie Schulz of Benet. Schulz was a member of the USATF Youth National team, making the finals of the steeplechase in Sudtirol, Italy. Schulz was a two
time all-state cross country runner (2006 & 2008).
Indiana brings IHSAA state runner up Dana Payonk to lead the Hoosiers in Kettering. Payonk ran 19:15 at the state finals on the sloppy Terre Haute course.
She will be joined by fellow all-state runners Dani Sullivan of Franklin Central (10th- 19:49), Kate DeSimone of Fort Wayne Canterbury (15th- 19:53), Siri
Retrun of State Champion Columbus North (16th- 19:53), Allie Pladson of Northridge (19th- 19:57), and Kaylee McClanahan of Fort Wayne(21st- 19:58).
Bobby Kennedy of Ohio won the inagural Mid East meet, and was the first of three future Olympians to win the meet. The two others include Amy Yoder of
Indiana and Jorge Torres of Illinois.
INDIANA Girls Mid East Roster
Dana Payonk – Lake Central- State 2nd Pl. 19:15 5K
Dani Sullivan – Franklin Central- 10th Pl. 19:49
Kate DeSimone – Fort Wayne Canterbury- 15th at State- 19:52
Siri Retrum – Columbus North- 16th at State- 19:53
Allie Pladson – Northridge- 18th at State- 19:57
Beth Werge – South Bend Riley- 19th at State- 19:57
Kaylee McClanahan – Carroll (Fort Wayne)21st at State- 19:58
Virginia Steilberg – Columbus North- 31st at State- 20:14
Autumn Beachy - DeKalb- 32nd at State- 20:18
Erika Wilson – Eastern (Pekin)- 37th at State- 20:26
Ciersten Deardorf – Carroll (Fort Wayne)-44th at State- 20:35
Megan Plenus – Lake Central-51st at State- 20:41
ILLINOIS Girls Mid East Roster
Kim Christensen Sandburg 17:19 3rd Pl.
Lexie Goldsmith Sandburg 17:20 4th Pl.
Meghan Heuer St. Charles North 17:53 21st Pl.
Ashley Sellers Marist 17:56 25th Pl.
Erin Poss Antioch 17:58 6th Pl. (AA)
Tessa Hoefle Winnebago 18:02 3rd Pl. (A)
Megumi Hoshi Niles West 18:05 29th Pl.
McKinzie Schulz Benet Academy 18:14 36th Pl.
Devyn Thompson Whitney Young 18:24 51st Pl.
Taylor Miller Crystal Lake Central 19:14 42nd Pl. (AA)
Holly Robertson St. Charles East 18:34 65th Pl.
Sarah Reynolds Hersey 18:31 60th Pl.
MICHIGAN Girls Mid East Roster
Devan John Allendale- 1st pl. DIII- 18:30
Kate Carter Saline- 10th DI 18:39
Krista Parks East Kentwood- 11th pl. DI 18:41
Kristen Yarows Dexter- 5th Pl. DII 18:47
Emma Drenth Williamston- 8th pl. DII 19:00
Breeann Ovokaitys Cedar Springs-15th pl. DII 19:09
Rachel Steil Grandville- 26th pl. DI 19:14
Melanie Brender Utica Stevenson- 34th DI 19:30
Brittany Anderson Pine River- 13th DIII 19:35
Amaya Ayers Laingsburg-15th DIII 19:35.9
Melinda Palinkas Saranac- 4th pl. D4 19:42
Lauren Halm Williamston- 12th pl. DII 20:14
OHIO Girls Mid East Roster
Meredith Wagner Sylvania Northview- 1st Pl. DI 18:03
Allison Stillwell Tri-Valley- 5th Pl. DI 18:23
Katelyn Walker Shaker Heights- 12th Pl. DI 18:52
Sarah Baker Mt. Vernon- 14th Pl. DI, 18:57
Megan Wright Miamisburg- 15th Pl. DI 18:59
Erin Garfield North Canton Hoover- 16th Pl. DI 19:06
Sarah Fisher Loveland- 19th Pl. 19:10
Allison Peare North Canton Hoover- 22nd Pl. DI 19:12
Lauren Taylor Van Wert- 6th Pl. DII 19:17
Dana Tomasello North Royalton- 26th Pl. DI 19:20
Natalie Field Marion Pleasant- 6th Pl. DIII 19:22
Emily Tomei St. Vincent-St. Mary- 9th Pl. DII 19:23
OHIO Boys Mid East Roster
Conner Paez Solon- 2nd Pl. DI 15:49
Kyle Wheeler Green- 3rd Pl. DI 15:55
Brad Liston Circleville- 2nd Pl. DII 15:58
Daniel Garleb Pickerington North- 4th Pl. DI 16:00
Marty Coolidge Elyria Catholic- 3rd Pl. DII 16:03
Dylan Papp Green- 7th Pl. DI 16:03
Nick Hissrich Pickerington North- 6th Pl. DI 16:03
Peter Hix Oakwood- 4th Pl. DII 16:07
Brandan McGee Crestwood- 5th Pl. DII 16:08
Hunter Heaton Medina- 33rd Pl. DI 16:35
Luke Holubeck St. John Central- 6th Pl. DIII 16:21
Colby Alexander Strongsville- 74th pl. DI 17:02
MICHIGAN Boys Mid East Roster
Paul Lewis Albion- 3rd Pl. DIII 15:49
Kyle Stacks Concord- 1st Pl. D4 15:54
Alex Wilson Kent City-4th Pl. DIII 15:59
Nick Kern Pioneer- 4th Pl. DI 15:59
Nick Perry Woodhaven- 7th Pl. DI 16:02
Adam Kern Pioneer- 13th Pl. DI 16:08
Tanner Pesonen Pinckney- 14th Pl. DI 16:09
Matt Hoshal East Lansing- 6th Pl. DII 16:10
Ben Carruthers Dexter- 7th Pl. DII 16:11
Nathan Karr Pioneer- 21st Pl. DI 16:15
Ian Hancke Haslett- 12th pl. DII 16:21
Nathaniel Ellsworth Heritage- 35th Pl. DI 16:23
ILLINOIS Boys Mid East Roster
Chris Spudic Prospect 14:34 5th Pl.
Phillip Fairleigh Cary Grove 14:50 12th Pl.
Sergio Miranda Romeoville 14:52 14th Pl.
Jake Ferris Plainfield So. 14:52 16th Pl.
Noah Graboys New Trier 14:57 22nd Pl.
Michael Castel Moline 15:07 31st Pl.
Jerry Olp Benet Academy 15:13 43rd Pl.
Albert Ciolek Prospect 15:17 48th Pl.
Dylan Reyes Newman Central 15:20 5th Pl. (A)
Photis Karkalis Rolling Meadows 15:22 54th Pl.
Ryan Van Fossen Metamora 15:24 7th Pl. (AA)
Angelos Karkalis Rolling Meadows 15:32 71st Pl.
INDIANA Boys Mid East Roster
Scott Vicenzi – Brownsburg 3rd at State- 16:02 (5K)
David Osborn – Chesterton 4th at State- 16:06
Alejandro Arroyo Yamin– Culver Academies 6th at State- 16:18
Nathan Hendershot – Pendleton Heights 7th at State- 16:20
Tom Ohlman – Carmel 8th at State- 16:20
Connor Geshay – North Central (Indianapolis) 11th at State- 16:28
Josh Graham – Huntington North 16th at State- 16:36
Evan Scruton – Columbus North 17th at State- 16:37
Corbin Brooks – Columbus North 19th at State- 16:41
Jake Carden – Kouts 21st at State- 16:48
Cameron Balser – Oak Hill 23rd at State- 16:50
Joe Ebling – Hamilton Southeastern 26th at State- 16:53
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