2007 PRESTATE ANALYSIS

By Will Woodward (ran 15:25 at Sun Willows 1993)

Through 44 District championship races we've identified all 143 Washington State cross country championship qualifiers.  From the North Central boys -- one of the top teams in the nation -- to Class B girls' teams that don't have a full seven harriers on their rosters, November 3 will bring together in Pasco any number of interesting stories.  Here are a few of them.

An even 100 of this year's 143 teams competed at State in 2006, a repeat rate of 70%.  Of those 100, 37 also qualified in 2004 and 2005. 15 of the 143 have appeared in at least 20 State meets.

FIRST STATE APPEARANCES:

Six teams -- three from each sex -- have qualified for State for the very first time.  On the boys' side: Eastlake, Southridge and Tri-Cities Prep.  First-time girls' teams include Fife, Kingston, and River Ridge.

LONGEST GAP SINCE LAST STATE APPEARANCE:

The Mark Morris boys return to State for the first time since 1973, a 33-year gap that eclipses the previous record of 30 set by the Medical Lake boys (1972-2003).

Both the Ellensburg and Lake Stevens girls will compete at State for the first time since 1980, a 26-year break between appearances.

LONGEST STATE STREAKS EXTENDED:

The Blanchet boys will make their 30th consecutive State appearance and 41st overall, both Washington state records.  The Lakewood boys will compete in their 24th consecutive State meet, the second-longest streak in Washington history.

The Newport (Bellevue) girls extend their string to 14 consecutive State appearances.  Among girls' teams, only Seattle's Lakeside (21,1977-1997), South Whidbey (16, 1989-2004), South Kitsap (16,1989-2004), Gig Harbor (15,1987-2001) and Mount Baker (15,1977-1991) have had longer streaks.

LONGEST STATE STREAK ENDING:

The King's boys failed to qualify for the first time since 1990, ending a 16-year State streak.

The Ferris boys, four-time defending 4A champions, end their 7 year streak of State qualifications.

The longest streak for a girls' team ending is a mere 4 years by Cedar Park Christian.

MOST ACCOMPLISHED PROGRAMS NOT TO QUALIFY:

Ferris boys. In addition to titles the last 4 years, the Saxons have won State on 3 other occasions and have 12 additional top-4 finishes. But they finished a distant 6th at the Eastern Regional, 3 places and 54 points from qualifying.

Omak boys. The Pioneers haven't qualified for State since 2000, but won 7 titles in the 20th century and finished in the top-4 a total of 16 times.  In 2007 they finished 8th at District, 4 places and 97 points from a State qualifier.

Mount Baker girls. The Lady Mountaineers have won 5 State titles and finished in the top-4 12 other times.  Their 26 State appearances rank second to Bellarmine Prep among girls' programs.  In a strong Northwest District, they finished 6th, 2 places and 34 points from qualifying.

Eisenhower girls. The Lady Cadets have finished in the top-3 at State 12 times in the last two decades, including 4 titles.  Their 7th place finish at the Eastern Regional put them 4 places and 74 points from a State berth.

MOST ACCOMPLISHED 2007 TEAMS NOT TO QUALIFY:

These aren't necessarily the BEST teams not in the Pasco field, but those whose record during the season was most impressive.

4A boys: Oak Harbor.  The Wildcats placed 6th of 14 at South Whidbey, 3rd of 21 at Seaside, and 5th of 40 at Mt Baker.  They missed qualifying for State by 32 points.

4A girls: Mead. The Lady Panthers finished 2nd of 18 at Highlander, 4th of 39 at Mountain West, 1st of 32 at Sunfair, and 4th of 16 at Richland.  But the Davis girls avenged their Sunfair loss and edged out Mead for the final State qualifier by 30 points.

3A boys: Liberty (Issaquah). The Patriots placed 2nd of 51 at Fort Steilacoom, 6th of 40 at Sunfair, and 2nd of 12 at Fort Worden.  In a tough Sea-King District meet they came up 7 points short of qualifying for their first-ever State berth.

3A girls: Blanchet. The Lady Braves finished 8th of 22 at Bellarmine and 9th of 22 at Hole in the Wall.  They missed State qualifying by all of 6 points.

2A boys: Riverside. The Rams finished 2nd of 16 at Farragut, 15th of 40 at Sunfair, and 2nd of 11 at Can-Am.  They failed to qualify by 10 points.

2A girls: Murphy. The Lady Wildcats won Vashon Island and finished 6th of 22 at Hole in the Wall.  4A Monroe and 2A Lakewood are the only non-qualifiers Murphy lost to all season.  At District they fell 22 points short of a berth.

1A boys: Lake Roosevelt. The Raiders were 5th of 13 at Moses Lake Basin, 9th of 26 at Connell, and won their own invitational.  They missed a State qualifier by 2 places and 22 points.

1A girls: Cashmere. From the toughest classification to identify, the Lady Bulldogs probably deserve the nod with their 4th of 14 finish at Ellensburg and 3rd of 13 placing at Moses Lake Basin.  At District, 2 places and 29 points kept them out of State qualification.

B boys: Valley Christian. The Panthers placed 15th of 25 at Runner's Soul and missed a State qualifer by 21 points.

B girls: Tri-Cities Prep. The Lady Jaguars placed 6th of 12 at Big Cross and were runners-up in the Blue Mountain League and District meets.

2007 - ALL QUALIFIERS:

Here are all 143 qualifying schools, listed in order of the number of times they have competed at the State championships.

STATE APPEARANCES, 2007 QUALIFYING SCHOOLS

41 Blanchet boys, 30th consecutive

29 Snohomish boys, 1st since 2005

28 Bellarmine Prep girls, 11th consecutive

28 Mead boys, 20th consecutive

25 Renton boys, 2nd consecutive

24 Puyallup boys, 1st since 2001

24 South Whidbey girls, 2nd consecutive

24 Gig Harbor boys, 3rd consecutive

24 Gig Harbor girls, 5th consecutive

24 Lakewood boys, 24th consecutive

23 Lakeside (Seattle) girls, 1st since 1999

23 Riverside girls, 3rd consecutive

23 Seattle Prep boys, 6th consecutive

23 Kelso girls, 10th consecutive

21 West Valley (Spok) boys, 3rd consecutive

20 Bellevue boys, 2nd consecutive

20 Capital boys, 3rd consecutive

20 Burlington-Edison boys, 4th consecutive

20 Snohomish girls, 9th consecutive

19 Chelan girls, 7th consecutive

18 Tumwater boys, 1st since 1991

18 West Valley (Spokane) girls, 1st since 2003

18 Omak girls, 2nd consecutive

18 Shorecrest boys, 3rd consecutive

18 North Central boys, 4th consecutive

18 Columbia River girls, 5th consecutive

18 Newport (Bellevue) girls, 14th consecutive

17 Port Townsend boys, 1st since 2005

17 Mercer Island girls, 2nd consecutive

17 Saint George's boys, 4th consecutive

17 Capital girls, 8th consecutive

16 Ephrata girls, 5th consecutive

15 Seattle Lutheran boys, 1st since 2000

15 Redmond boys, 2nd consecutive

15 Selah boys, 2nd consecutive

15 Redmond girls, 7th consecutive

14 Mount Rainier girls, 1st since 2005

14 Cheney boys, 2nd consecutive

14 Issaquah boys, 2nd consecutive

14 Tahoma boys, 5th consecutive

14 Tahoma girls, 5th consecutive

14 Saint George's girls, 6th consecutive

13 Port Angeles boys, 1st since 2004

13 Bellingham boys, 2nd consecutive

13 Renton girls, 2nd consecutive

13 Elma boys, 3rd consecutive

12 Central Kitsap boys, 1st since 1998

12 Hanford girls, 1st since 2000

12 Eisenhower boys, 1st since 2004

12 Lynden Christian girls, 1st since 2004

12 Curtis girls, 2nd consecutive

12 Enumclaw girls, 2nd consecutive

12 Newport boys, 2nd consecutive

12 LaCenter boys, 4th consecutive

12 Sehome boys, 6th consecutive

12 Bellevue Christian boys, 7th consecutive

12 King's girls, 8th consecutive

11 Ellensburg boys, 2nd consecutive

11 Lindbergh boys, 3rd consecutive

11 West Valley (Yakima) girls, 6th consecutive

10 Cedarcrest girls, 1st since 1985

10 Seattle Prep girls, 1st since 1999

10 Ballard boys, 1st since 2003

10 Freeman boys, 1st since 2005

10 North Kitsap girls, 1st since 2005

10 Everett boys, 2nd consecutive

10 Bothell boys, 4th consecutive

10 Lakeside(9 Mile Falls) boys, 4th consecutive

10 Sehome girls, 7th consecutive

 9 Decatur boys, 1st since 1993

 9 Colville boys, 1st since 2005

 9 Jackson boys, 2nd consecutive

 9 Richland girls, 3rd consecutive

 8 Lynden Christian boys, 1st since 1999

 8 Freeman girls, 1st since 2005

 8 LaCenter girls, 2nd consecutive

 8 White Pass boys, 2nd consecutive

 8 White Pass girls, 2nd consecutive

 8 Camas boys, 5th consecutive

 8 Northwest Chr (Lacey) boys, 8th consecutive

 7 Charles Wright boys, 1st since 2005

 7 Central Valley boys, 2nd consecutive

 7 Chewelah boys, 2nd consecutive

 7 Mount Spokane boys, 2nd consecutive

 7 Washougal girls, 2nd consecutive

 7 Central Valley girls, 3rd consecutive

 7 Lake Stevens boys, 3rd consecutive

 7 Marysville-Pilchuck girls, 3rd consec

 7 Zillah girls, 4th consecutive

 7 Sequim girls, 6th consecutive

 7 Jefferson girls, 7th consecutive

 7 Squalicum girls, 7th consecutive

 6 Centralia boys, 2nd consecutive

 6 Woodinville girls, 2nd consecutive

 6 Auburn Riverside boys, 6th consecutive

 5 Meridian girls, 1st since 1993

 5 Peninsula boys, 1st since 2005

 5 Aberdeen girls, 2nd consecutive

 5 Lakeside (9 Mile Falls) girls, 2nd consecutive

 5 Nooksack Valley boys, 2nd consecutive

 5 Sequim boys, 2nd consecutive

 5 Bellingham girls, 3rd consecutive

 5 North Kitsap boys, 3rd consecutive

 5 Northwest Chr (Lacey) girls, 3rd consec

 5 Reardan boys, 5th consecutive

 4 Morris boys, 1st since 1973

 4 University Prep boys, 1st since 1992

 4 Ocosta girls, 1st since 1995

 4 Arlington girls, 1st since 1998

 4 Highland girls, 1st since 2000

 4 Deer Park girls, 1st since 2002

 4 Bush boys, 2nd consecutive

 4 Eastlake girls, 2nd consecutive

 4 Kiona-Benton girls, 2nd consecutive

 4 Onalaska boys, 2nd consecutive

 4 Rainier girls, 2nd consecutive

 4 Foster boys, 3rd consecutive

 4 Mount Spokane girls, 3rd consecutive

 4 Nooksack Valley girls, 3rd consecutive

 4 Royal boys, 3rd consecutive

 4 Asotin girls, 4th consecutive

 3 Ellensburg girls, 1st since 1980

 3 Forks boys, 1st since 2002

 3 King's West, 2nd consecutive

 3 Kiona-Benton boys, 2nd consecutive

 3 Onalaska girls, 2nd consecutive

 3 Saint John-Endicott boys, 2nd consecutive

 3 University Prep girls, 2nd consecutive

 3 Bear Creek boys, 3rd consecutive

 3 Reardan girls, 3rd consecutive

 2 Lake Stevens girls, 1st since 1980

 2 Roosevelt girls, 1st since 1993

 2 Davis girls, 1st since 1999

 2 Zillah boys, 1st since 2003

 2 Bush girls, 2nd consecutive

 2 Sumner girls, 2nd consecutive

 2 West girls, 2nd consecutive

 1 Eastlake boys

 1 Fife girls

 1 Kingston girls

 1 River Ridge girls

 1 Southridge boys

 1 Tri-Cities Prep boys

2007 POST-STATE ANALYSIS

By Will Woodward & Rod Wilcox (King’s XC Coach)

WASHINGTON STATE HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY HISTORY

Washington high school cross country traces its state championship history back to 1959.  (The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association started sanctioning the State meet a decade later, and girls got a championship meet in 1973.)  Some of the interesting facts and figures of the 48 State meets are summarized below.  To rank teams, I award 10 points for a championship, 7 points for finishing second, 5 points for third, 3 points for fourth and 1 point for any other State appearance.

ALL-TIME GREATEST BOYS' PROGRAMS

1) Mead High School (218 points) has, by far, the greatest boys' cross country program in Washington history.  The Panthers have won a record 14 State titles, including 9 in a row from 1988 to 1996, and have finished no lower than 3rd for 20 straight years.

2) Blanchet (147) has competed at State a record 41 times, including the last 30 years in a row.  The Braves have won 8 titles during that stretch. They've been 4th or better 16 times.

3) Despite brutal competition from cross-town rival Mead, Ferris (138) has won 7 titles in the State's largest classification, including 4 straight from 2003 to 2006.  The Saxons also have 12 other top-4 finishes.

4) Omak (129) has won 7 State titles as the greatest small school program in Washington history.  The Pioneers have 16 total top-4 finishes in 28 State appearances.

5) Counting the histories of both of its predecessor schools, Edmonds-Woodway (110) has 7 championships to its credit, including 6 between 1982 and 1990.  The Warriors' 35 State appearances rank second to Blanchet.

6) Despite not having competed at State since 1995, Richland (103) has 24 appearances, finishing 4th or better 13 times, including 5 straight titles in the early 1970s.  That run made the Bombers the dominant team of Washington cross country's first three decades.

7) With two 3A championships and two runner-up finishes in the last four years, North Central (93) reprises early success.  Between 1971 and 1987 the Indians finished 4th or better 8 times, including capturing the 1977 AAA title.

8) Seattle Prep (92) has won 3 championships, each in a different decade. The Panthers have finished among the top 4 on 13 occasions.

9) The second-most accomplished school since 1990, Saint George's (82) has won three B titles, including the last two.  The Dragons have finished in the top 4 eight other times.

10) King's (79) finished 22nd and last in the very first State meet in 1959.  The Knights have avenged that ignominy with 4 titles, 3 runner-up finishes and a streak of 16 State apperances.

NEXT 20 BOYS TEAMS: 

11) Gig Harbor (77)  

11) Snohomish (77)  

13) Burlington-Edison (75)  

14) Montesano (74)  

15) Columbia River (72)  

16) Riverside (71)  

16) West Valley-Spokane (71)  

18) East Valley-Yakima (70)  

18) Curtis (70) 

20) University (68)  

21) Selah (62)  

22) Lakewood (59)  

23) Mount Baker (57)  

24) Shadle Park (54) 

25) Cashmere (53) 

25) Lakeside-Nine Mile Falls (53)  

27) Shorecrest (52) 

28) Ephrata (50) 

28) Castle Rock (50)  

30) Lakeside-Seattle (49)

BEST BOYS PROGRAMS BY DIVISION (Teams placed in current division, no matter where the points were earned)

4A

1) Mead 218 

2) Joel Ferris 138 

3) Edmonds-Woodway 110 

4) Richland 103 

5) Gig Harbor 77 

5) Snohomish 77 

7) Curtis 70 

8) University 68 

9) Shadle Park 54 

10) Eisenhower 47 

11) Lewis & Clark 44 

11) Redmond 44 

13) Kennewick 43 

14) Rogers-Spo  39

3A

1) Bishop Blanchet 147 

2) North Central 92 

2) Seattle Prep 92 

4) Columbia River 72 

5) Shorecrest 52 

6) Lakeside-Seattle 49 

7) West Valley-Yakima 47 

8) Lynnwood 39 

9) Renton 38 

10) Franklin 36 

11) Capital 35 

11) Mount Vernon 35 

13) O’Dea 27

2A

1) Burlington-Edison 75 

2) Riverside 71 

2) West Valley-Spokane 71 

4) East Valley-Yakima 70 

5) Selah 62 

6) Lakewood 59 

7) Mount Baker 57 

8) Ephrata 50 

9) Nathan Hale 47 

10) Sehome 43 

11) South Whidbey 37 

11) Cedarcrest/Tolt 37 

13) Colville 28

1A

1) Omak 129 

2) King’s 79 

3) Montesano 74 

4) Cashmere 53 

4) Lakeside-9 mile 53 

6) Castle Rock 50 

7) Tonasket 48 

8) Chelan 42 

9) Chewelah 40 

10) Charles Wright 35 

11) Naches 28 

12) Port Townsend 26 

13) Freeman 26 

13) Lake Roosevelt 26

B

1) Saint George’s 82 

2) Northwest Christian-Colbert 39 

3) Seattle Lutheran 38 

4) Liberty Bell 32 

5) Reardon 31 

6) Colfax 25 

7) Northwest Christian-Lacey 24 

8) Pomeroy 15  

BOYS DECADE-BY-DECADE BEST

1960s (+1959)

Snohomish (52) - 2 titles, 4 times runners-up, Coach Kieth Gilbertson

Shadle Park (40) - 1962 title, 4 other trophies

Burlington-Edison (39) - 1967 title, 4 other top-3 finishes

Rogers –Spokane (38) - 2 titles, 3 other top-3 finishes, Gerry Lindgren

Franklin (36) -2 titles, 3 other trophies

Lewis & Clark (29) - 2 titles

Columbia River (22) – 1 Title plus 2 other Trophies

Renton (22) – 1 Title, one 3rd plus 8 year streak

STREAKING– to State Every Year - None

To State 9 Years– Hudson’s Bay, Snohomish

 

1970s

Richland (52) - 5 straight titles

Selah (45) - 3 straight titles, twice 2nd

Curtis (43) - 3 titles, 2 other trophies

Montesano (38) - 1974 title, 4 other trophies

North Central (37) - 1977 title, 4 other top-3 finishes

Omak (33) - 2 titles, once runners-up

Tonasket (32) – 1 Title plus 3 other Trophies

Mount Baker (30) – 2 Titles plus 1 other Trophy

Columbia River (29) – 1 Title plus 3 other Trophies

Joel Ferris (26) – 2 Titles plus 1 other Trophy

STREAKING – to State Every Year

Curtis,

 

1980s

Edmonds (63) - 5 titles, 2 other top-4,

Blanchet (45) - 3 titles, 2 other top-3,

Montesano (32) -1980 title, 4 other top-4

Redmond (29) - 1985 title, 3 other top-3

Ferris (29) - 2 titles, once runners-up

Ephrata (28) - 2 titles, once runners-up

Mead (28) - 2 titles, once runners-up, Tyson appears

Castle Rock (26) – 1 Title plus 2 Trophies

Riverside (26) – 1 Title plus 2 Trophies

Shorecrest (25) – 2 Titles plus 1 3rd place

West Valley-Spokane (25) – 3 runnerups

STREAKING – to State Every Year

Edmonds, Blanchet,

 

1990s

Mead (89) - 7 straight titles, top-3 all 10 years

Omak (71) - 5 titles, 3 other top-3 finishes

University (47) - 3 titles, 2 other top-4

Saint George's (46) - 1993 title, 5 other top-3 finishes

Gig Harbor (43) - 1995 title, 5 other trophies

Chewelah (38) -3 titles, 2 other trophies

Blanchet (36) -2 titles, 3 other trophies

Chelan (32) - 1 Title plus 4 other Trophies

Lynnwood (32) – 2  Titles plus 2 other Trophies

East Valley-Yakima (31) – 1 Title plus 3 other Trophies

STREAKING – to State Every Year

Mead, Omak, Gig Harbor, Blanchet, Seattle Lutheran, Lakewood

 

21st Century

Mead (66) - 4 titles, top-3 all 8 years

Ferris (51) - 4 straight titles, twice 3rd

King's (46) - 3 titles, twice runners-up

Blanchet (43) - 3 titles, one 4th place finish

Seattle Prep (40) - 2000 title, 6 other top-4 finishes

North Central (34) – 2 Titles and two 2nd places

Saint George’s (34) – 2 Titles plus 3 other Trophies

Charles Wright (33) – 2 Titles plus 2 other Trophies

 

 

 

BEST BOYS DECADE:  

90’s Mead (89 points)  

90’s Omak (71) 

00’s Mead (66)  

80’s Edmonds (63)  

70’s Richland (52)

60’s Snohomish (52)  

00’s Ferris (51) 

90’s University (47)

00’s King’s (46)

90’s Saint George’s (46)

80’s Bishop Blanchet (45)

70’s Selah (45)

 

ALL-TIME GREATEST GIRLS' PROGRAMS

1) Mount Baker - The Mountaineers (121 points) won titles in their first two State meets (1977 and 1978) and have added three more since. They've finished in the top-4 12 other times and never been lower than 7th in their 26 State appearances are the 2nd highest total for a girls' team.

2) Gig Harbor - Like Mount Baker, the Tides (105) won it all in their first State meet (1980) and have five titles total.  They've finished among the top-4 eight other times, and have qualified for State 20 of the last 21 years.

3) Eisenhower – Over the last two decades the Cadets (101) have won four titles, five times been runners-up, and collected a total of 12 trophies as the greatest girls' program east of the Cascades.

4) Bellarmine Prep – The Lions (96) have more State appearances than any other girls' team.  They've won 4 championships in those 28 trips, plus posted 9 other top-4 finishes.

5) Riverside - The Rams (95) have won 2 titles and finished in the top-4 an additional 13 times.

5) South Whidbey – The Falcons (95) haven't won a championship since 1979, but they've been runners-up a record 8 times and have a total of 13 top-4 finishes.

7) Saint George's - First qualifying for State in 1992, the Dragons (93) won 5 titles in an eight-year stretch and have 7 other top-4.

8) Chelan - The Goats (91) have won 4 titles, including 3 straight 1988-1990, and have finished in the top-3 on 7 other occasions.

9) Omak - The dominant program during the 1990s, the Pioneers (90) won 4 championships between 1992 and 1998.  They've placed in the top-4 a total of 13 times.

10) Snohomish - Runners-up in the first two girls' State meets, the Panthers (88) finally captured their first title in 1995 and have won 3 more since.  They've been top-4 a total of 12 times.

NEXT 20 GIRLS’ TEAMS:  

11) Newport-Bellevue (85)  

12) Edmonds Woodway (80)  

13) Lakeside-Seattle (79)  

14) Mead (74)  

15) King’s (69)  

16) Issaquah (63)  

17) East Valley-Spokane (56)  

18) Selah (49)  

19) Ephrata (48)  

19) Squalicum (48)  

21) Ferris (46)  

22) West Valley-Spokane (46)  

23) Lakewood (44)  

24) Carroll (43)  

25) Blanchet (41)  

25) Sehome (41)   

27) Lynnwood (39)  

28) Seattle Lutheran (37)  

29) Olympia (36)  

30) West Valley-Yakima (36)

BEST GIRLS’ PROGRAMS BY DIVISION (Teams placed in current division, no matter where the points were earned

4A

1) Gig Harbor 101pts 

1) Eisenhower 101 

3) Bellarmine Prep 96 

4) Snohomish 88 

5) Newport-Bellevue 85 

6) Edmonds-Woodway 80 

7) Mead 74 

8) Issaquah 63 

9) Joel Ferris 46 

10) Olympia 36 

11) South Kitsap 33 

12) Richland 26 

12) Marysville-Pilchuck 26

3A

1) Lakeside-Seattle 79pts 

2) East Valley-Spokane 56 

3) Bishop Blanchet 41 

4) Lynnwood 39 

5) West Valley-Yakima 36

6) Mercer Island 33 

7) Shorecrest 28 

8) Everett 27 

9) Sammamish 24 

10) Columbia River 23 

11) Hanford 20 

12) Renton 17

12) Capital 17

2A

1) Mount Baker 121pts

2) Riverside 95 

2) South Whidbey 95 

4) Selah 49 

5) Ephrata 48

6) Squalicum 48 

7) West Valley-Spokane 46 

8) Lakewood 44 

9) Sehome 41 

10) East Valley-Yakima 35 

11) Tumwater 28 

12) Bellingham 23

13) Cedarcrest/Tolt 22

1A

1) Chelan 91pts

2) Omak 90 

3) King’s 69 

4) Carroll 43 

5) Montesano 33 

5) Cashmere 33 

7) Port Townsend 28 

7) Bellevue Christian 28 

7) Lynden Christian 28 

10) Zillah 22 

11) Newport 19 

12) LaCenter 18 

13) Freeman

B

1) Saint George’s 93pts 

2) Seattle Lutheran 37 

3) Pomeroy 28 

4) White Pass 20 

5) Northwest Christian-Lacey 17  

6) Mary Walker 10 

7) Wellpinit 9 

8) Wahkiakum 8 

9) Liberty Bell 7

GIRLS DECADE-BY-DECADE BEST

 

1970’s

Bellarmine (37) – 3 Titles and 2 fourths

Selah (32) – 1 Title and 2 runner-ups

Mount Baker (23) – 2 Titles

Edmonds (18) – 1 Title and 1 second

South Whidbey (17) – 1 Title plus one 3rd

Bellevue Christian (17) – 1 Title plus one 2nd

Shoreline (17) – 1 Title plus one 3rd

STREAKING- to state every year

Selah

 

1980’s

Edmonds (59) – 4 Titles and 2 runner-ups

Issaquah (54) – 3 Titles and 2 runner-ups

Carrol (41) – 3 Titles and 2 thirds

Mount Baker (38) – 0 Titles but 6 trophies

Mead (37) – 1 Title and 3 runner-ups

Lakeside-Seattle (35) – 1 Title and 4 other trophies

Riverside (31) – 1 Title and 2 runner-ups

Chelan (28) – 2 Titles plus one 2^nd place

Eisenhower (26) – 1 Title plus two 2^nd places

Gig Harbor (26) - 1 Title plus 3 other Trophies

Everett (26) – 1 Title plus 2 other Trophies

STREAKING – to state every year

Mount Baker, Lakeside-Seattle

 

1990’s

Omak (61) – 4 Titles and 3 runner-ups

St.George’s (55) – 4 Titles and 2 runner-ups

Eisenhower (47) – 2 Titles and 4 other Trophies

East Valley-Spokane (47) – 4 straight Titles and a runner-up

Chelan (46) – 2 Titles, two 2nds and two 3rds

South Whidbey (44) – 5 runner-ups and a third

Lakewood (42) – 3 Titles and a runner-up

Gig Harbor (35) – 1 Title, 10 year streak plus 3 other Trophies

Lakeside-Seattle (34) – 1 Title plus 5 other Trophies

Mount Baker (33) – 1 Title plus 4 other Trophies

STREAKING- to state every year

Gig Harbor, South Kitsap, Blanchet, South Whidbey

21st  Century  

King's (65) – 5 titles, twice runner-up

Squalicum (48) – 3 titles, 3 other top-3 finishes

Snohomish (44) – 2 titles, 5 other top-4 finishes

Newport (Bellevue) (42) - 2 titles, 3 other top-3 finishes

Gig Harbor (40) - 3 straight titles and a runner-up finish

Riverside (40) – 2005 title, 6 other top-4 finishes

Sehome (38) – 3 Titles plus a 3^rd place.

Saint George’s (38) – 1 Title, 5 other Trophies

STREAKING – to state every year

Capital, King’s, Bellarmine Prep, Kelso, Newport-Bellevue, Snohomish

 

 

 

BEST GIRLS DECADE:

00’s King’s (65 points)

90’s Omak (61)

80’s Edmonds (59)

90’s Saint George’s (55)

80’s Issaquah (54)

00’s Squalicum (48)

90’s Eisenhower (47)

90’s East Valley-Spokane (47)

90’s Chelan (46)

90’s South Whidbey (44)

00’s Snohomish (44)

00’s Newport-Bellevue (42)

90’s Lakewood (42)

ALL-TIME GREATEST COMBINED PROGRAMS

1) Mead - 45 State appearances, 15 titles, 292 points

2) Omak - 46 State appearances, 11 titles, 219 points

3) Edmonds-Woodway -50 State appearances, 12 titles, 190 pts

4) Blanchet - 58 State appearances, 8 titles, 188 points

5) Ferris - 31 State appearances, 9 titles, 184 points

6) Gig Harbor - 48 State appearances, 6 titles, 182 points

7) Mount Baker - 46 State appearances, 8 titles, 178 points

8) Saint George's - 31 State appearances, 8 titles, 175 points

9) Riverside - 46 State appearances, 4 titles, 166 points

10) Snohomish - 49 State appearances, 6 titles, 165 points

NEXT 20 COMBINED PROGRAMS: 

11) Eisenhower 148pts  

11) King’s 148  

13) Chelan 133  

14) South Whidbey 132  

15) Richland 129  

16) Lakeside-Seattle 128  

17) Newport-Bellevue 123  

18) West Valley-Spokane 117  

19) Selah 111  

20) Bellarmine Prep 110  

21) North Central 108 

22) Montesano 107 

23) Seattle Prep 106  

24) East Valley-Yakima 105  

25) Lakewood 103 

26) Ephrata 98  

27) Columbia River 95  

28) Issaquah 93 

29) Curtis 86 

30) University 86  

30) Cashmere 86

BEST COMBINED PROGRAMS BY DIVISION (Teams placed in current division, no matter where the points were earned)

4A

1) Mead 292pts 

2) Edmonds-Woodway 190 

3) Joel Ferris 184 

4) Gig Harbor 178 

5) Snohomish 165 

6) Eisenhower 148 

7) Richland 129 

8) Newport-Bellevue 123 

9) Bellarmine Prep 110 

10) Issaquah 93 

11) Curtis 86 

11) University 86 

13) Lewis & Clark 64 

13) Olympia 64

3A

1) Bishop Blanchet 188pts 

2) Lakeside-Seattle 128 

3) North Central 108 

4) Seattle Prep 106 

5) Columbia River 95 

6) West Valley-Yakima 83 

7) East Valley-Spokane 82

8) Shorecrest 80 

9) Lynnwood 78 

10) Mercer Island 57 

11) Renton 55 

12) Capital 52 

13) Everett 41

2A

1) Mount Baker 178pts 

2) Riverside 166 

3) South Whidbey 132 

4) West Valley-Spokane 117 

5) Selah 111 

6) East Valley-Yakima 105 

7) Lakewood 103 

8) Ephrata 98 

9) Sehome 84 

10) Burlington-Edison 75 

11) Nathan Hale 63 

12) Cedarcrest/Tolt 59 

13) Squalicum 56

1A

1) Omak 219pts 

2) King’s 148 

3) Chelan 133 

4) Montesano 107 

5) Cashmere 86 

6) Cashmere 86 

7) Carroll 60 

8) Lakeside-9 mile 58 

9) Castle Rock 54 

9) Port Townsend 54 

9) Tonasket 54 

12) Charles Wright 48 

13) Chewelah 43 

14) Bellevue Christian 42 

14) Freeman 42

B 

1) Saint George’s 175pts 

2) Seattle Lutheran 75 

3) Northwest Christian-Colbert 48 

4) Pomeroy 43 

5) Northwest Christian-Lacey 41

6) Liberty Bell 39 

7) Reardon 38 

8) White Pass 32 

9) Colfax 28 

10) Mary Walker 17 

11) Trout Lake 15

MOST TEAM STATE TITLES

BOYS: 

Mead 14

Blanchet 8

Edmonds-Woodway 7

Omak 7

Ferris 7

Richland 5

Curtis 4

King's 4

GIRLS: 

Edmonds-Woodway 5 

Saint George's 5

Mount Baker 5 

Newport (Bellevue) 5

King's 5

Gig Harbor 5

COMBINED: 

Mead 15

Edmonds-Woodway 12 

Omak 11 

Ferris 9 

King's 9

Mount Baker 8 

Blanchet 8 

Saint George's 8

MOST TEAM 2NDS:

 

BOYS:

Mead (8)

North Central (7)

Saint George’s (5)

West Valley-Spokane (5)

Gig Harbor (5)

Seattle Prep (5)

Snohomish (4)

Joel Ferris (4)

Montesano (4)

Omak (4)

 

GIRLS:

South Whidbey (8)

Mead (7)

Riverside (6)

Einsenhower (5)

Chelan (4)

Saint George’s (4)

Mount Baker (4)

Omak (4)

 

 

 

COMBINED: 

Mead (15)

South Whidbey (10)

Riverside (9)

Saint George’s (9)

Omak (8)

North Central (7)

Gig Harbor (7)

Snohomish (7)

Joel Ferris (7)

Einsenhower (7)

LONGEST TITLE STREAKS

Mead boys 9 (1988-1996)

Richland boys 5 (1970-1974) 

East Valley (Spokane) girls 4 (1994-1997) 

King's boys 4 (1999-2002) 

Ferris boys 4 (2003-2006)

MOST STATE TROPHIES:

BOYS:

Mead (25)

Joel Ferris (20)

Bishop Blanchet (17)

Omak (16)

Richland (13)

Seattle Prep (13)

North Central (12)

Saint George’s (11)

Edmonds-Woodway (11)

West Valley-Spokane (11

GIRLS: 

Mount Baker (17)

Riverside (16)

Omak (13)

South Whidbey (13)

Bellarmine Prep (13)

Gig Harbor (12)

Saint George’s (12)

Snohomish (12)

Eisenhower (12)

Lakeside-Seattle (12)

COMBINED:

Mead (36)

Omak (29)

Joel Ferris (26)

Riverside (25)

Bishop Blanchet (23)

Saint George’s (23)

Gig Harbor (22)

Mount Baker (22)

Edmonds-Woodway (20)

Snohomish (20)

Eisenhower (18)

South Whidbey (18)

MOST STATE APPEARANCES

BOYS: 

Blanchet 41 

Edmonds-Woodway 35 

Snohomish 29 

Omak 28 

Mead 28 

Columbia River 27 

Kelso 26 

Lakeside (Seattle) 25 

Ferris 25 

Renton 25

GIRLS: 

Bellarmine Prep 28 

Mount Baker 26 

South Whidbey 24 

Gig Harbor 24 

Eisenhower 23 

Lakeside (Seattle) 23 

Riverside 23 

Kelso 23 

Snohomish 20 

Olympia 19 

Chelan 19

COMBINED: 

Blanchet 58 

Edmonds-Woodway 50 

Kelso 49 

Snohomish 49 

Lakeside (Seattle) 48 

Gig Harbor 48 

Omak 46 

Mount Baker 46 

Riverside 46 

Columbia River 45 

Mead 45

LONGEST STATE APPEARANCE STREAKS

Blanchet boys 30 (1978-present) 

Lakewood boys 24 (1984-present) 

Lakeside (Seattle) girls 21 (1977-1997) 

Gig Harbor boys 20(1982-2001) 

Mead boys 20 (1988-present)

Nathan Hale boys 16 (1963-1978)

South Whidbey girls  16 (1989-2004)

South Kitsap girls  16 (1989-2004)

King’s boys 16 (1991-2006)

 

TEAMS WITH MOST INDIVIDUAL STATE CHAMPION

BOYS

Mead – 11

Joel Ferris – 6

Bishop Blanchet – 5

Selah – 4

Lynnwood – 4

Carrol – 4

Omak – 3

King’s – 3

Gig Harbor – 3

Shadle Park – 3

Columbia River – 3

Sehome – 3

Seattle Prep – 3

Charles Wright – 3

Jackson – 3

Davenport – 3

White River – 3

 

 

GIRLS

Lakeside Seattle – 5

West Valley Spokane – 4

Bellevue – 4

King’s – 3

Bellarmine Prep – 3

NW Chr. Colbert – 3

Shadle Park – 3

Bellevue Chr. – 3

Freeman – 3

Goldendale – 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

COMBINED

Mead – 11

Joel Ferris – 7

Lakeside Seattle – 6

King’s – 6

Shadle Park – 6

Carroll – 6

Bishop Blanchet – 6

Freeman – 5

Gig Harbor – 5

Selah – 5

Lynnwood – 5

 

 

 

TEAMS WITH MOST INDIVIDUAL PODIUM PLACES

BOYS

Mead – 51

Joel Ferris – 43

Bishop Blanchet – 32

Snohomish – 24

Omak – 24

King’s – 24

North Central – 23

Gig Harbor – 21

Burlington Edison – 20

Saint George’s – 19

Edmonds Woodway – 19

Selah – 19

Shadle Park – 18

Lewis & Clark – 18

Rogers Spokane – 18

Columbia River – 18

East Valley Yakima – 18

GIRLS

Mount Baker – 32

Omak – 30

Bellarmine Prep – 29

Saint George’s – 26

Lakeside Seattle – 23

Edmonds Woodway – 22

Eisenhower – 22

King’s – 21

Gig Harbor – 20

Snohomish – 19

Carroll – 18

South Whidbey – 18

COMBINED

Mead – 67

Joel Ferris – 59

Omak – 54

Mount Baker – 48

Saint George’s – 45

King’s - 45

Snohomish – 43

Edmonds Woodway – 41

Gig Harbor – 41

Bishop Blanchet – 37

Eisenhower – 35

Selah – 34

Bellarmine Prep – 33

West Valley Spokane - 33

TEAMS WITH MOST INDIVIDUAL PODIUM PLACES BY DIVISION

BOYS

4A

Mead – 51

Joel Ferris – 43

Snohomish – 24

Gig Harbor – 21

Edmonds Woodway – 19

Shadle Park – 18

Lewis & Clark – 18

Rogers Spokane – 18

Richland – 17

Kennewick – 14

University – 13

Curtis – 13

Eisenhower - 13

3A

Bishop Blanchet – 32

North Central – 23

Columbia River – 18

Shorecrest – 15

Lynnwood – 13

Seattle Prep – 13

Renton – 13

O’Dea – 12

Shelton – 11

East Valley Spokane - 10

2A

Burlington Edison – 20

Selah – 19

East Valley Yakima – 18

Nathan Hale – 17

West Valley Spokane – 17

Mount Baker – 16

Riverside – 15

Sehome – 14

Cedarcrest – 14

Lakewood – 13

Colville - 12

1A

Omak – 24

King’s – 24

Montesano – 16

Cashmere – 15

Chelan – 15

Ilwaco – 15

Castle Rock – 14

Port Townsend – 14

Lake Roosevelt – 13

Rochester – 12

Chewelah – 11

B

Saint George’s – 19

NW Chr. Colbert – 17

Colfax – 16

Odessa – 10

Seattle Lutheran – 9

Reardan – 7

Pomeroy – 7

Tacoma Baptist - 6

GIRLS

4A

Bellarmine Prep – 29

Edmonds Woodway – 22

Eisenhower – 22

Gig Harbor – 20

Snohomish – 19

Joel Ferris – 16

Mead – 16

Battle Ground – 11

Lewis & Clark – 11

Shadle Park - 11

3A

Lakeside Seattle – 23

West Valley Yakima – 15

Newport Bellevue – 14

East Valley Spokane – 13

Bellevue – 11

Lynnwood – 11

Shorecrest – 10

Mount Rainier – 9

Seattle Prep - 9

2A

Mount Baker – 32

South Whidbey – 18

Ephrata – 16

West Valley Spokane – 16

Selah – 15

Deer Park – 12

Sehome – 11

Lakewood – 10

Riverside – 10

Colville - 8

1A

Omak – 30

King’s – 21

Carroll – 18

Bellevue Chr. – 16

Cashmere – 10

Chelan – 10

Vashon Island – 10

Port Townsend – 9

Connell – 8

B

Saint George’s – 26

NW Chr. Colbert – 15

Valley Chr. – 7

Colfax – 6

Mosseyrock – 6

NW Chr. Lacey – 6

Seattle Lutheran - 6

COMBINED

4A

Mead – 67

Joel Ferris – 59

Snohomish – 43

Gig Harbor – 41

Edmonds Woodway – 41

Eisenhower – 35

Bellarmine Prep – 33

Shadle Park – 29

Lewis & Clark – 29

Rogers Spokane – 27

Richland – 22

Kennewick – 21

Kelso - 20

3A

Bishop Blanchet – 37

Lakeside Seattle – 32

North Central – 31

Shorecrest – 25

Lynnwood – 24

East Valley Spokane – 23

Seattle Prep – 22

Columbia River – 22

West Valley Yakima – 22

Newport Bellevue – 19

Bellevue - 17

2A

Mount Baker – 48

Selah – 34

West Valley Spokane – 33

South Whidbey – 27

Ephrata – 26

Sehome – 25

Riverside – 25

Burlington Edison – 25

East Valley Yakima – 23

Lakewood – 23

Cedarcrest Tolt – 21

Colville - 20

1A

Omak – 54

King’s – 45

Carroll – 27

Cashmere – 25

Chelan – 25

Port Townsend – 23

Montesano – 22

Ilwaco – 20

Bellevue Chr. – 19

Vashon Island – 17

Lake Roosevelt - 16

B

Saint George’s – 45

NW Chr. Colbert – 32

Colfax – 22

Seattle Lutheran – 15

Odessa – 13

Valley Chr. – 12

Pomeroy – 12

NW Chr. Lacey – 11

Mosseyrock – 10

Liberty Bell – 10

Trout Lake – 10

Tacoma Baptist – 10

LOWEST BOYS' TEAM SCORES

YEAR PTS SCHOOL

20 - Mead, 1992 AAA, 16 teams

28 - Mead, 1991 AAA, 16 teams

31 - Mead, 1993 AAA, 16 teams

31 - Charles Wright, 2004 1A, 8 teams

31 - Saint George's, 2007 B, 8 teams

34 - Mead, 1996 AAA, 16 teams

36 - Saint George's, 2006 B, 8 teams

36 - North Central, 2007 3A, 16 teams

37 - King's, 2001 1A/B, 16 teams

39 - Seattle Academy, 2005 1A, 8 teams

41 - Mead, 1989 AAA, 16 teams

41 - Chelan, 1997 1A/B, 16 teams

42 - Ferris, 2004 4A, 16 teams

43 - Tyee, 1976 AA, 16 teams

43 - Mead, 1988 AAA, 16 teams

43 - Mead, 1990 AAA, 16 teams

LOWEST GIRLS' TEAM SCORES

18 - Saint George's, 1993 B, 6 teams

19 - Saint George's, 1994 B, 7 teams

20 - Carroll, 1982 A/B, 11 teams

31 - Saint George's, 1999 1A/B, 8 teams

31 - Snohomish, 2003 4A, 16 teams

34 - Carroll, 1983 A/B, 12 teams

34 - Lakewood, 1993 A, 15 teams

34 - NW Christian (Lac), 2007 B, 8 teams

35 - Seattle Lutheran, 1993 B, 6 teams

36 - Saint George's, 1998 1A/B, 8 teams

36 - King's, 2001 1A/B, 8 teams

37 - Chelan, 1997 1A/B, 8 teams

37 - Omak, 1998 2A, 8 teams

41 - Carroll, 1981 A/B, 12 teams

42 - Washougal, 1986 A/B, 15 teams

42 - Pomeroy, 1991 B, 5 teams

42 - Omak, 1993 A, 15 teams

43 – Edmonds, 1985 AA, 16 teams

43 – Walker, 1994 B, 7 teams

43 – King's, 2002 1A/B, 8 teams

TEAM TITLES BY COACH:

Pat Tyson (Shorecrest/Mead, 14) 

Tom Campbell (Edmonds-Woodway, 12) 

Russ Brantner (Omak, 11)

Phil English (Carroll/Eisenhower, 9)

Rod Wilcox (King’s, 9)

Pete Steiner (East Valley Yakima 6)

OTHER NOTABLE FACTS AND FIGURES

ONCE GREAT.  

The Montesano boys (14th boys, 74 points) are the most accomplished boys' program not to qualify for State in the past 14 years.  Shadle Park (25th, 54) is the most accomplished not to qualify for State in the past 20 years.  Spokane's Rogers (41st, 39) is the most accomplished not to qualify for State in the past 33 years.

The Issaquah girls (16th girls, 63 points) are the most accomplished girls' program not to qualify for State in the past 9 years.  Ferris (21st, 46) is the most accomplished not to qualify for State in the past 12 years.  Defunct Carroll (24th, 43) is the most accomplished not to qualify for State in the past 22 years.  Defunct Shoreline

(67th, 17) is the most accomplished not to qualify for State in the past 31 years.

Edmonds-Woodway (3rd combined, 190 points) is the greatest combined program not to qualify either boys or girls for State in 2007.  Mount Baker (7th, 178) is the greatest combined program not to qualify either team for the past 3 years.  Montesano (23rd, 107) is the greatest combined program not to qualify either team for the past decade.

ONCE UNKNOWN.  

Gig Harbor (12th boys, 77 points) is the most accomplished boys' program not to qualify for State until 1980. Lakewood (22nd, 59) is the most accomplished not to qualify for State until 1984.  Interestingly, the Cougars have qualified for State every

year since.  Nine Mile Falls' Lakeside (26th, 53) is the most accomplished not to qualify for State until 1996.

Saint George's (7th girls, 93 points) is the most accomplished girls' program not to qualify for State until 1992.  Squalicum (19th, 48) is the most accomplished not to qualify for State until 2001.

Gig Harbor (6th combined, 182 points) is the greatest combined program not to qualify either boys or girls for State until 1980.  Lakewood (25th, 103) is the greatest combined program not to qualify any team until 1984.  Lakeside of Nine Mile Falls (47th, 58) is the greatest combined program not to qualify any team until 1996.  Squalicum (50th, 56) is the greatest combined program not to qualify any team until 1998.

ALWAYS A BRIDESMAID.  

Spokane's West Valley boys (16th boys, 70 points), the greatest program never to win a State championship, have competed at State 21 times, six times finishing 2nd, twice finishing 3rd, and three times finishing 4th.  The Eagles came closest to winning in 1983, when they lost the AA title to Edmonds by 9 points.

Gig Harbor and Lakewood have both been to State 24 times with only one title each.  Meanwhile Kelso, with 26 State appearances and one 3rd place trophy, holds the record for most State meets without a championship.

For the girls, Blanchet (25th girls, 41 points) is the greatest program never to win a State title.  In their 17 State appearances the Lady Braves have been 2nd twice, and the closest they've come to winning was a 34-point gap in 1991.  As with the boys, Kelso, with 23 State meets holds the record for most appearances without a championship.  The Lassies' best finish is fourth (1984 and 1994).

Naturally, Kelso (51st combined, 55 points) is the greatest combined program without a title.  The boys and girls teams have combined for 49 State appearances.  Burlington-Edison (37th, 75) is the greatest combined program never to send its girls' team to State.  Jefferson (130th, 19) is the greatest combined program never to send its boys.

Burlington Edison has had 20 boys on the podium at State but never on the top step.

FREQUENTLY A BRIDE.  

Shadle Park won the first State championship in 1959.  Three years later in 1962 the Highlanders became the first team to win a second title.  Richland (1972, 1973 and 1974) was the first school to win 3, 4 and 5 titles.  Edmonds-Woodway's ten titles between 1982 and 1990 made them the first school to win 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 titles.  Then Mead (2001, 2002 and 2007) became the first school to win 13, 14 and 15 championships.

PERFECTION.  

The Chief Sealth girls first competed at State in 1975, and finished 1st of 15 teams.  The girls' championship that year did not separate by classification.  The Lady Seahawks have not returned to State since, making them the only team -- boys or girls -- to have a perfect record in State championships.

BIGGEST BREAK.  

The Burlington-Edison boys won their first title as a class A team in 1967; the Tigers' second came 39 years later in the 2006 2A race.  Winlock first appeared at State in 1960, finishing 24th of 27 teams.  It took 41 years before the Cardinals returned to the State meet, when they finished 8th in the 2001 1A/B race.  Mary M.

Knight High School also ran in that 1960 race, but the Elma school hasn't been back to the State meet.  Currently without a cross country team, the Owls likely will extend their Stateless streak beyond the present 47 years.

The Bellarmine Prep girls won their third straight title in the 1979 AAA race, then waited 24 years before capturing the 2004 4A championship, the longest gap between titles for any girls' team.  The Meadowdale girls competed at State three of the first five years, placing 3rd, 3rd and 6th, and then waited 28 years until finishing 13th in 3A in 2006, the longest gap between State appearances.

FROM WHERE DID THEY COME.  

Of the 268 champions, 85 (32%) were champs the year before.  Over half had finished in the top three.  But 30(11%) hadn't competed at State the previous year, and 9 of those were at State for the first time in team history.  That includes 1961 champions Lewis & Clark and 1977 A girls champions Mount Baker.  While

the former didn't return to State until 1966, the latter defended in 1978.  Both are the only teams to win titles in their first two State appearances.

WHERE DID THEY GO.  

Of the 258 State champions through 2006, 85 (33%) successfully defended their title the following year.  Nearly half as many (42, 16%) failed to qualify for State the following year, however.  The Ferris boys have recorded that dubious honor on three different occasions.  The Seattle Prep boys and Yakima's West Valley boys have each done it twice.

INDIVIDUAL PERFECTION.  

Few individuals have been on 4 state championship teams. Obviously it is hard for a freshman to make a state championship team. During Mead’s 9 title streak, no individual ran all four years at state. The honored few are;  Randy Rice-Richland 70-73, Cara Smith-East Valley Spokane 94-97, Ann Marie Adams-East Valley Spokane 94-97, Brandon Thompson-King’s 99-02.

THE GREATEST PERFORMANCES IN WASHINGTON CROSS COUNTRY STATE CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY SINCE 1988.

Considering the course venue and distance changes, it is too arguable to compare all years. Since the change to a 5K course in 1997, course changes are minimal and allow for a comparison with few arguments.

BEST BOYS TEAM PERFORMANCES SINCE 1997 (The 5K Years)

 

AVERAGE      TEAM       

15:50            98 University 4A 1^ST

15:52            04 Joel Ferris 4A 1^ST

16:03            04 Mead 4A 2^ND

16:03            04 Eisenhower 4A 3^RD

16:05            01 Mead 4A 1^ST

16:09            03 Joel Ferris 4A 1^ST

16:11            03 Mead 4A 3^RD

16:11            01 Mt. Spokane 4A 2^ND

16:12            06 Joel Ferris 4A 1^ST

16:13            97 University 4A 1^ST

16:14            05 Joel Ferris 4A 1^ST

  16:15            03 Eisenhower 4A 2^ND

16:17            02 Mead 4A 1^ST

16:17            98 Mead 4A 2^ND

16:18         04 Auburn-Riverside 4A 4^TH

16:19            05 Mead 4A 2^ND

16:20            04 Bishop Blanchet 3A 1^ST

16:21            04 North Central 3A 2^ND

16:21            98 Lewis & Clark 4A 3^RD

16:22            06 Mead 4A 2^ND

16:23            98 Joel Ferris 4A 4^TH

16:23            99 Mead 4A 3^RD

16:23            99 Mt. Spokane 4A 2^ND

BEST BOYS TEAM PERFORMANCES BY DIVISION SINCE 1997

 

4A BOYS   

AVERAGE   TEAM          

15:50            98 University 1^ST

15:52            04 Joel Ferris 1^ST

16:03            04 Mead 2^ND

16:03            04 Eisenhower 3^RD

16:05            01 Mead 1^ST

16:09            03 Joel Ferris 1^ST

16:11            03 Mead 3^RD

16:11            01 Mt. Spokane 2^ND

16:12            06 Joel Ferris 1^ST

16:13            97 University 1^ST

16:14            05 Joel Ferris 1^ST

16:15            03 Eisenhower 2^ND

16:17            02 Mead 1^ST

16:17            98 Mead 2^ND

16:18            04 Auburn-Riverside 4^TH

16:19            05 Mead 2^ND

16:21            98 Lewis & Clark 3^RD

16:22            06 Mead 2^nd

16:23            99 Mt. Spokane 2^ND

16:23            99 Mead 3^RD

16:23            98 Joel Ferris 4^TH

16:24            99 University 1^ST

16:29            03 Mt. Spokane 4^TH

3A BOYS            

16:20            04 Bishop Blanchet 1^ST

16:21            04 North Central 2^ND

16:25            07 North Central 1^ST

16:28            98 West Valley Yak 1^ST

16:30            97 Capital 1^ST

16:31            04 Seattle Prep 4^TH

16:31            99 Lakeside Seattle 1^ST

16:32            04 East Valley Spok 3^RD

16:33            03 West Valley Yak 1^ST

16:33            98 Squalicum 2^ND

16:33            97 Seattle Prep 2^ND

16:35            03 Seattle Prep 2^ND

16:37            99 Eastmont 3^RD

16:39            05 Sehome 1^ST

16:40            06 Seattle Prep 2^ND

16:40            03 Skyline 3^RD

16:40            01 Bishop Blanchet 1^ST

16:40            98 O’Dea 5^TH

16:41            98 East Valley Spok 4^TH

16:42            99 Seattle Prep 2^ND

16:43            98 Lakeside Seattle 6^TH

16:44            06 North Central 1^ST

 

 

 

 

  2A BOYS            

16:29            99 Omak 1^ST

16:37            99 East Valley Yakima 2^ND

16:46            99 South Whidbey 3^RD

16:47            01 Riverside 1^ST

16:52            97 Lakeside 9 Mile Falls 1^ST

16:53            98 Omak 2^ND

16:55            98 Lakeside 9 Mile Falls 1^ST

16:58            06 Burlington Edison 1^ST

17:00            07 Sehome 2^ND

17:00            06 Sehome 2^ND

17:00            99 Riverside 4^TH

17:01            01 Naches 2^ND

17:02            07 Burlington Edison 1^ST

17:06            01 East Valley Yakima 3^RD

17:07            99 Lynden Christian 6^TH

17:11            99 Port Townsend 8^TH

17:12            99 Naches 5^TH

17:12            98 East Valley Yakima 3^RD

17:13            97 East Valley Yakima 2^ND

17:14            01 Ephrata 4^TH

17:16            99 Ephrata 7^TH

 

1A BOYS   

16:46            97 Chelan 1^ST

16:49            04 Charles Wright 1^ST

16:59            01 King’s 1^ST

17:08            99 King’s 1^ST

17:08            98 Liberty Bell 1^ST

17:14            03 Charles Wright 1^ST

17:15            06 Lakeside -9 Mile 1^ST

17:16            05 Seattle Academy 1^ST

17:19            07 Royal 1^ST

17:20            05 Charles Wright 2^ND

17:24          04 Seattle Academy 2^ND

17:24            98 Cashmere 3^RD

17:28            01 Liberty Bell 2^ND

17:30            98 Freeman 5^TH

17:31            07 Lakeside -9 Mile 2^ND

17:32            98 St.George’s 2ND

17:33            03 King’s 2^ND

17:36            02 King’s 1^ST

17:37            98 Toledo 4^TH

17:39            05 Ilwaco 3^RD

17:39            04 Highland 3^RD

17:39            99 Liberty Bell 2^ND

 

B BOYS               

17:52            07 Saint George’s 1^ST

17:52            06 Saint George’s 1^ST

18:03            06 Reardan 2^ND

18:11            04 NW Chr. Lacey 2^ND

18:13            04 Reardan 1^ST

18:16            05 Reardan 1^ST

18:16            05 Saint George’s 2^ND

18:33            07 NW Chr. Lacey 2^ND

18:38            04 Odessa 3^RD

18:42            07 Seattle Lutheran 3^RD

18:45            06 NW Chr. Lacey 3^RD

BEST INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES SINCE 1997

TIME             RUNNER

  15:10            98 Adam Tenforde – Hanford 3A 1^ST

15:18            99 Michael Kiter – Shadle Park 4A 1^ST

15:18            98 Ian Johnson – University 4A 1^ST

15:18            98 Sean Knapp – Gig Harbor 4A 2^ND

15:24            04 Kelly Spady – Kamiak 4A 1^ST

15:24            04 Robbie Barany – Eisenhower 4A 2^ND

15:24            03 Evan Garber – Mead 4A 1^ST

15:24            03 David Kinsella – Inglemoor 4A 2^ND

15:25            03 Laef Barnes – Mead 4A  3^RD

15:29            99 Matt Harriman – Omak 2A 1^ST

15:30            03 Charles Cummings – Eisenhower 4A 4^TH

15:30            01 Jesse Fayant – Mead 4A 1^ST

15:31            03 Justin Houck – Ferris 4A 5^TH

15:32            01 Chris Lukezic – Auburn 4A 2^ND

15:32            06 Max O’Donoghue-McDonald-Seattle Prep 3A 1^ST

15:32            98 Javon Broderick – O’Dea 3A 2^ND

15:33            98 Tom Becker – Mt. Spokane 4A 3^RD

15:35            04 Charles Cummings – Eisenhower 4A 3^RD

15:35            98 Dustin Duke – Jackson 3A 3^RD

15:36            02 Carl Moe – Auburn Riverside 4A 1^ST

15:36            97 Dustin Duke – Jackson 3A 1^ST

15:37            01 Cameron Schwehr – Mt. Spokane 4A 3^RD

15:38            04 Laef Barnes – Mead 4A 4^TH

15:38            01 Tyler Campbell – Auburn 4A 4^TH

15:38            03 Jeff Helmer – Jackson 4A 6^TH

15:38          03 Tom Wyatt – Charles Wright 1A 1^ST

15:39            07 Miles Unterreiner – Gig Harbor 4A 1^ST

15:39            98 Matt Harriman – Omak 2A 1^ST

BEST INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES BY DIVISION SINCE 1997

 

4A BOYS

15:18            99 Michael Kiter – Shadle Park 1^ST

15:18            98 Ian Johnson – University 1^ST

15:18            98 Sean Knapp – Gig Harbor 2^ND

15:24            04 Kelly Spady – Kamiak 1^ST

15:24            04 Robbie Barany – Eisenhower 2^ND

15:24            03 Evan Garber – Mead 1^ST

15:24            03 David Kinsella – Inglemoor 2^ND

15:25            03 Laef Barnes – Mead 3^RD

15:30            03 Charles Cummings – Eisenhower 4^TH

15:30            01 Jesse Fayant – Mead 1^ST

15:31            03 Justin Houck – Ferris 5^TH

15:32            01 Chris Lukezic – Auburn 2^ND

15:33            98 Tom Becker – Mt. Spokane 3^RD

15:35            04 Charles Cummings – Eisenhower 3^RD

15:36            02 Carl Moe – Auburn Riverside 1^ST

15:37            01 Cameron Schwehr – Mt. Spokane 3^RD

15:38            04 Laef Barnes – Mead 4^TH

15:38            01 Tyler Campbell – Auburn 4^TH

15:38            03 Jeff Helmer – Jackson 6^TH

15:39            07 Miles Unterreiner – Gig Harbor 1^ST

15:40            05 Jeff Helmer – Jackson 1^ST

15:40            02 Rich Nelson – Shadle Park 2^ND

15:40            04 Ben Poffenroth – Joel Ferris 5^TH

15:41            04 Derry Bettls – Edmonds Woodway 6^TH

15:42            99 Dale Fox – Shelton 2^ND

 

3A BOYS            

  15:10       98 Adam Tenforde – Hanford 1^ST

15:32       06 Max O’Donoghue-McDonald-Seattle Prep 1^ST

15:32       98 Javon Broderick – O’Dea 2^ND

15:35       98 Dustin Duke – Jackson 3^RD

15:36       97 Dustin Duke – Jackson 1^ST

15:42       98 Mike Kamm – Interlake 4^TH

15:44       98 Ben Koss – Capital 5^TH

15:45       04 Sam Ahlbeck – Lindbergh 1^ST

15:45       04 Max O’Donoghue-McDonald-Seattle Prep 2^ND

15:48       98 Jared Christianson – West Valley Yakima 6^TH

15:50       01 Steve Mull – Bishop Blanchet 1^ST

15:50       98 Kevin Engelhardt – Highline 7^TH

15:51       03 Brian Govier – Mercer Island 1^ST

15:51       99 Peter Furia – Lakeside Seattle 1^ST

15:51       98 Tomm Johnson – Squalicum  8^TH

15:51       98 Peter Furia – Lakeside Seattle 9^TH

15:51       97 Scott Johnson – Sammamish 2^ND

15:52       03 Connor Kilpatric – Seattle Prep 2^ND

15:53       98 Jim Marlow – East Valley Spokane 10^TH

15:54       05 Max O’Donoghue-McDonald-Seattle Prep 1^ST

15:55       99 Fraser Kitchell – Lakeside Seattle 2^ND

15:56       04 Chris Ahl – Bishop Blanchet 3^RD

15:56       03 Woody Favinger – Sehome 3^RD

15:56       97 Ben Koss – Capital 3^RD

15:57       99 Dan McLean – Kennedy 3^RD

15:57       97 Adam Tenforde – Hanford 4^TH

 

 

 

 

 

  2A BOYS

15:29            99 Matt Harriman – Omak 1^ST

15:39            98 Matt Harriman – Omak 1^ST

15:43            01 Matt Owens – East Valley Yakima 1^ST

15:51            06 Jake Riley – Sehome 1^ST

15:51            99 Hendrick Kok – Lynden Christian 2^ND

15:54            99 Ivan Bannon – Ilwaco 3^RD

15:59            99 Jake Haskins – Port Townsend 4^TH

16:02            07 Justin Rose – Colville 1^ST

16:04            99 Braden Giswold – South Whidbey 5^TH

16:14            99 Owen Farcy - Vashon 6^TH

16:16            04 Eric Burck – Ephrata 1^ST

16:17            99 Matt Owens – East Valley Yakima 7^TH

16:18            99 Brett Hargrave – Washougal 8^TH

16:18            97 Mike Witt – Lakesdie 9 Mile Falls 1^ST

16:19            07 Abdi Giire – Foster 2^ND

16:19            01 Brett Carter – Naches 2^ND

16:19            99 Preston Brashers – Stevenson 9^TH

16:20            99 Brett Perkins – South Whidbey 10^TH

16:21            97 Matt Harriman – Omak 2^ND

16:22            03 Michael Dols – Chelan 1^ST

16:23            04 Pawel Szafruga – Pullman 2^ND

16:23            02 Ryan Thomas – Lakewood 1^ST

16:23       99 Rafael Chacon – East Valley Yakima 11^TH

1A BOYS

15:38       03 Tom Wyatt – Charles Wright 1^ST

15:47       98 John Russell – Freeman 1^ST

15:59       03 Steven Vandenburg – NW Christian Colbert 2^ND

16:01       98 Phil Olson – Tacomas Baptist 2^ND

16:04       97 Ned Miller – Darrington 1^ST

16:07       97 Joey Hord – LaCenter 2^ND

16:08       99 Todd Arnold – Ocosta 1^ST

16:09       04 Alex Crabill – Charles Wright 1^ST

16:09       98 Todd Arnold – Ocosta 3^RD

16:12       01 Reid Carrel – Freeman 1^ST

16:12       97 Ivan Bannon – Ilwaco 3^RD

16:17       06 Rigoberto Jimenez – Royal 1^ST

16:18       07 Humberto Jimenez – Royal 1^ST

16:18       07 Rigoberto Jimenez – Royal 2^ND

16:19       99 Jesse Klemish – Mary Walker 2^ND

16:25       01 Adam Roe – King’s 2^ND

16:25       97 Alberto Granado – Chelan 4^TH

16:26       02 Brandon Thompson – King’s 1^ST

16:26       98 Seth Miller – Cashmere 4^TH

16:27       01 William Smallwood – Wellpinit 3^RD

16:27       97 Kelan McKeirnan – Pomeroy 6^TH

16:28       06 Humberto Jimenez – Royal 2^ND

16:28       97 Josh Palmanteer – Lake Roosevelt 7^TH

B BOYS               

16:40            07 Matt Cronrath – Odessa 1^ST

16:42            07 Jeff Pope – Valley Christian 2^ND

17:01            06 Brad Serdar – Reardan 1^ST

17:03            04 Gabe Molinaro – NW Christian Lacey 1^ST

17:03            04 Brett Fowler – Asotin 2^ND

17:04            06 Herschel Sanchey – Klickitat 2^ND

17:04            06 Jeff Pope – Valley Christian 3^RD

17:06            05 Brad Serdar – Reardan 1^ST

17:07            07 Herschel Sanchey – Klickitat 3^RD

17:08            05 Brett Fowler – Asotin 2^ND

17:13            07 Brian Angove – Saint George’s 4^TH

17:15            06 Brian Angove – Saint George’s 4^TH

 

BEST GIRLS TEAM PERFORMANCES SINCE 1997

AVERAGE      TEAM

19:04            03 Snohomish 4A 1^ST

19:06            04 Bellarmine Prep 4A 1^ST

19:14            04 Gig Harbor 4A 2^ND

19:17            05 Gig Harbor 4A 1^ST

19:20            05 Mt. Spokane 4A 2^ND

19:21            04 Snohomish 4A 3^RD

19:21            97 East Valley Spok 3A 1^ST

19:22            03 Bellarmine Prep 4A 2^ND

19:23            99 Eisenhower 4A 1^ST

19:24            98 East Valley Spok 3A 2^ND

19:25            98 Newport Bellevue 3A 1^ST

19:28            99 Marysville Pil 4A 2^ND

19:29            97 South Kitsap 4A 1^ST

19:34            01 North Central 4A 1^ST

19:37            97 Newport Bell 3A 2^ND

19:37            99 South Kitsap 4A 3^RD

19:38            06 Gig Harbor 4A 1^ST

19:38            99 Newport Bellevue 3A 1^ST

19:39            98 Shadle Park 4A 2^ND

19:41            06 Thomas Jefferson 2^ND

19:41            05 Thomas Jefferson 3^RD

19:41            04 Thomas Jefferson 4^TH

19:41            02 Snohomish 1^ST

19:41            05 West Valley Yakima 1^ST

BEST GIRLS TEAM PERFORMANCES BY DIVISION SINCE 1997

4A GIRLS

AVERAGE      TEAM

19:04            03 Snohomish 1^ST

19:06            04 Bellarmine Prep 1^ST

19:14            04 Gig Harbor 2^ND

19:17            05 Gig Harbor 1^ST

19:20            05 Mt. Spokane 2^ND

19:21            04 Snohomish 3^RD

19:22            03 Bellarmine Prep 2^ND

19:23            99 Eisenhower 1^ST

19:28            99 Marysville Pilchuck 2^ND

19:29            97 South Kitsap 1^ST

19:34            01 North Central 1^ST

19:37            99 South Kitsap 3^RD

19:38            06 Gig Harbor 1^ST

19:39            98 Shadle Park 2^ND

19:41            06 Thomas Jefferson 2^ND

19:41            05 Thomas Jefferson 3^RD

19:41            04 Thomas Jefferson 4^TH

19:41            02 Snohomish 1^ST

19:42            97 Lewis & Clark 3^RD

19:43            02 Bellarmine Prep 2^ND

19:43            99 Gonzaga Prep 4^TH

 

3A GIRLS   

19:21            97 East Valley Spokane 1^ST

19:24          98 East Valley Spokane 2^ND

19:25            98 Newport Bellevue 1^ST

19:37            97 Newport Bellevue 2^ND

19:38            99 Newport Bellevue 1^ST

19:41            05 West Valley Yakima 1^ST

19:45            98 Selah 3^RD

19:45            05 Squalicum 2^ND

19:48            02 Sehome 1^ST

19:49            04 West Valley Yakima 4^TH

19:50            04 Squalicum 1^ST

19:51            98 Bishop Blanchet 4^TH

19:52            97 Bishop Blanchet 3^RD

19:52            02 Bellevue 2^ND

19:52            04 Bellevue 3^RD

19:53            04 Newport Bellevue 2^ND

19:58            06 Squalicum 1^ST

20:03            03 Squalicum 1^ST

20:03            98 Issaquah 5^TH

20:04            99 Eastmont 2^ND

20:08            07 Newport Bellevue 1^ST

20:08           07 Lakeside Seattle 2^ND

 

  2A GIRLS   

20:00            98 Omak 1^ST

20:01            01 Mount Baker 1^ST

20:05            99 Mount Baker 1^ST

20:21            97 Ephrata 1^ST

20:26            07 Sehome 1^ST

20:26            04 East Valley Yakima 1^ST

20:26            99 Omak 2^ND

20:26            98 Riverside 2^ND

20:27            06 Sehome 1^ST

20:33            02 East Valley Yakima 1^ST

20:34            98 Mount Baker 3^RD

20:35            07 Bellingham 2^ND

20:39            98 Connell 4^TH

20:41            03 East Valley Yakima 1^ST

20:45            97 Newport 2^ND

20:46            06 Sequim 4^TH

20:46            04 King’s 2^ND

20:48            06 Riverside 2^ND

20:51            01 Omak 3^RD

20:52            06 Bellingham 3^RD

20:52            99 Riverside 3^RD

 

 

1A GIRLS

20:32            98 Saint George’s 1^ST

20:45            07 King’s 1^ST

20:45            98 Chelan 2^ND

20:54            04 Zillah 1^ST

20:58            01 King’s 1^ST

21:05            98 LaCenter 3^RD

21:07            02 King’s 1^ST

21:09            06 King’s 1^ST

21:11            07 LaCenter 2^ND

21:12            99 Saint George’s 1^ST

21:14            05 Charles Wright 1^ST

21:14            03 King’s 1^ST

21:14            97 Chelan 1^ST

21:35            04 Cedar Park Christian 2^ND

21:35            98 Lynden Christian 4^TH

21:45            06 Chelan 2^ND

21:46            06 Nooksack Valley  3^RD

21:49            00 Saint George’s 1^ST

21:50            05 Zillah 2^ND

21:50            04 Saint George’s 3^RD

21:50            01 Wellpinit 2^ND

 

B GIRLS     

21:16            07 NW Christian Lacey 1^ST

21:39            07 Saint George’s 2^ND

22:19            06 NW Christian Lacey 1^ST

22:49            07 White Pass 3^RD

23:04            06 Saint George’s 2^ND

23:23            07 Reardan 4^TH

 

BEST GIRLS INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES SINCE 1997

TIME      RUNNER

17:35      05 Megan O'Reilly  - Mount Spokane 4A 1^ST

17:53      04 Brie Felnagle  - Bellarmine Prep 4A 1^ST

18:10      98 Melaine Frostad – East Valley Spokane 3A 1^ST

18:10      05 Jessica Pixler  - Eastlake 4A 2^ND

18:13      06 Kenna Patrick  - Thomas Jefferson 4A 1^ST

18:14      03 Brie Felnagle  - Bellarmine Prep 4A 1^ST

18:16      06 Andrea Nelson  - Shadle Park 4A 3^RD

18:16      06 Nicole Cochran  - Bellarmine Prep 4A 3^RD

18:20      01 Jessie McLaughlin  - Olympia 4A 1^ST

18:21      98 Megan Johnson  - Seattle Prep 3A 2^ND

18:22      01 Bobeya Krishnek  - Mount Baker 2A 1^ST

18:23      05 Anna Layman  - Central Valley 4A 3^RD

18:23      99 Erin Krogel  - Shadle Park 4A 1^ST

18:24      05 Paige Pattilo  - Bothell 4A 4^TH

18:25      05 Michelle Schubert - West Valley - Yakima 3A 1^ST

18:26      02 Amber Nickelson  - Lake Stevens 4A 1^ST

18:26      07 Andrea Nelson  - Shadle Park 4A 1^ST

18:27      05 Stephanie Marcy  - Sequim 3A 2^ND

18:27      99 Megan Johnson  - Seattle Prep 3A 1^ST

18:27      03 Stephanie Lenihan  - Davis 4A 2^ND

18:27      04 Stephanie Sipes  - Gig Harbor 4A 2^ND

18:28      06 Stephanie Marcy  - Sequim 2A 1^ST

18:28      98 Kim Stone  - Bethel 4A 1^ST

18:29      01 Amanda Miller  - Eastmont 3A 1^ST

18:29      01 Meredith Crane  - Davis 4A 2^ND

BEST GIRLS INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES BY DIVISION SINCE 1997

 

4A GIRLS                             

17:35         05 Megan O’Reily - Mount Spokane 1^ST

17:53         04 Brie Felnagle - Bellarmine Prep 1^ST

18:10         05 Jessica Pixler - Eastlake 2^ND

18:13         06 Kenna Patrick - Thomas Jefferson 1^ST

18:14         03 Brie Felnagle - Bellarmine Prep 1^ST

18:16         06 Andrea Nelson - Shadle Park 3^RD

18:16         06 Nicole Cochran - Bellarmine Prep 3^RD

18:20         01 Jessie McLaughlin - Olympia 1^ST

18:23         05 Anna Layman - Central Valley 3^RD

18:23         99 Erin Krogel - Shadle Park 1^ST

18:24         05 Paige Pattilo - Bothell 4^TH

18:26         07 Andrea Nelson - Shadle Park 1^ST

18:26         02 Amber Nickelson - Lake Stevens 1^ST

18:27         04 Stephanie Sipes - Gig Harbor 2^ND

18:27         03 Stephanie Lenihan - Davis 2^ND

18:28         98 Kim Stone - Bethel 1^ST

18:29         01 Meredith Crane - Davis 2^ND

18:32         06 Kayla Evans - Bellarmine Prep 4^TH

18:32         01 Laura Hodgson - North Central 3^RD

18:34         99 Erin Deasy - Gig Harbor 2^ND

18:34         97 Emily Hawkins - Joel Ferris 1^ST

18:35         98 Haley Acre - Olympic 2^ND

18:36         05 Nicole Cochran - Bellarmine Prep 5^TH

18:39         04 Becca Noble - Rogers - Spokane 3^RD

3A GIRLS     

18:10     98 Melaine Frostad  - East Valley - Spokane 1^ST

18:21     98 Megan Johnson - Seattle Prep 2^ND

18:25     05 Michelle Schubert - West Valley - Yakima 1^ST

18:27     99 Megan Johnson - Seattle Prep 1^ST

18:27     05 Stephanie Marcy - Sequim 2^ND

18:29     01 Amanda Miller - Eastmont 1^ST

18:30     98 Melissa Frostad - East Valley - Spokane  3^RD

18:31     05 Kelsey Walker - Bellevue 3^RD

18:32     99 Jodee Adams-Moore  Newport - Bellevue 2^ND

18:32     01 Anna Blue - Capital 4^TH

18:35     98 Ray Rogers - Seattle Prep 2^ND

 

18:36     98 Jodee Adams-Moore  Newport - Bellevue 5^TH

18:36     00 Jodee Adams-Moore  Newport - Bellevue 1^ST

18:37     05 Bronwyn Crossman - Squalicum 4^TH

18:39     04 Michelle Schubert - West Valley-Yakima 1^ST

18:40     99 Rose Wetzel - Bishop Blanchet 3^RD

18:41     97 Melaine Frostad - East Valley - Spokane  1^ST

18:41     03 Isley Gonzalez - Sunnyside 1^ST

18:43     97 Anna Blue - Capital 2^ND

18:43     98 Jessica McLaughlin - Olympia 6^TH

18:43     02 Marie Foushee - Bellevue 1^ST

18:44     06 Bronwyn Crossman - Squalicum 1^ST

2A GIRLS     

18:22    01 Bobeya Krishnek - Mount Baker 1^ST

18:28    06 Stephanie Marcy - Sequim 1^ST

18:33    04 Brittney Sanchez - Grandview 1^ST

18:39    07 Ruby Roberts - Kingston 1^ST

18:49    01 Kristen Rohde - Mount Baker 2^ND

18:49    98 Staci Hunter - Ephrata 1^ST

18:54    03 Katrina Drennen - Orting 1^ST

18:55    06 Shannon Porter - Hockinson 2^ND

18:55    04 Hannah Granger - Port Townsend 2^ND

18:57    97 Staci Hunter - Ephrata 1^ST

19:01    06 Annie Moore - Sehome 3^RD

19:08    98 Emily Turner  Omak 2^ND

19:09    02 Breanne Siebol  East Valley Yak 1^ST

19:11    07 Annie Moore  Sehome 2^ND

19:11    99 Emily Turner  Omak 1^ST

19:12    04 Sierra Cook Klahowya 3^RD

19:13    07 Shannon Porter  Hockinson 3^RD

19:13    04 Kayelynn Joachims  Ephrata 4^TH

19:14    01 Katie Prichard  Riverside 3^RD

19:15    02 Tara Ward  Woodland 2^ND

19:21    07 Caroline Austin  W R West 4^TH

19:21    99 Grace Coulter  Blaine 2^ND

1A GIRLS 5K

19:00         98 Laura Halverson - Freeman 1^ST

19:01         04 Jane Larson - Cedar Park Chr 1^ST

19:03         03 Kysa Cronanth - Odessa 1^ST

19:09         03 Allison Ritchie - Seattle Chr 2^ND

19:14         04 Sadie Bjornsen - Liberty Bell 2^ND

19:15         06 Lizzie Jewson - Charles Wright 1^ST

19:16         07 Olivia Thomas - King’s 1^ST

19:20         98 Cassie Sloan - Columbia Burbank 2^ND

19:22         05 Jane Larson - Cedar Park Chr 1^ST

19:30         99 Laura Halverson - Freeman 1^ST

19:31         06 Olivia Thomas - King’s 2^ND

19:32         04 Chelsea Schilter - Toutle Lake 3^RD

19:32         03 Jane Larson - Cedar Park Chr 3^RD

19:32         01 Ashley Hadway - NW Chr Colbert 1^ST

19:37         03 Jenny Knezovich - Reardan 4^TH

19:38         04 Emily Timmer - Tacoma Baptist 4^TH

19:40         97 Samantha Clarke -  Saint George's 1^ST

19:40         04 Lisa Mensonides - Tacomas Baptist 5^TH

19:40         98 Samantha Clarke - Saint Georges 3^RD

19:41         04 Terece Hahn - Newport 6^TH

19:41         00 Laura Halverson - Freeman 1^ST

19:42         98 Kristina Black - Chelan 4^TH

19:44         02 Rachel Strand - King’s 1^ST

B GIRLS       

19:14     07 Joscelyn Minton - NW Chr Lacey 1^ST

19:20     06 Lisa Vandenburg - NW Chr Lacey 1^ST

19:32     07 Lisa Vandenburg - NW Chr Lacey 2^ND

19:45     06 Joscelyn Minton - NW Chr Lacey 2^ND

19:55     06 Neola Putnam - Glenwood 3^RD

19:55     07 Mikel Elliott - White Pass 3^RD

20:12     07 Katie Reidy - Saint George's 4^TH

20:16     06 Andrea Collins - Liberty Spangle 4^TH

1988 – 1996  SUN WILLOWS BESTS  (The 3 mile years)

While it is tempting to compare previous courses, it is far too debatable. 

However we must not forget about the early years of Sun Willows 3.0 mile history.

BEST BOYS TEAM PERFORMANCES 1988-1996

Boys 3.0 miles

14:56            93 Mead 3A 1^ST

15:06            88 Mead 3A 1^ST

15:09            90 Mead 3A 1^ST

15:09            89 Mead 3A 1^ST

15:11            92 Mead 3A 1^ST

15:14            91 Mead 3A 1^ST

15:17            95 Joel Ferris 3A 2^ND

15:21            96 Mead 3A 1^ST

15:21            94 Mead 3A 1^ST

15:22            95 Mead 3A 1^ST

15:25            90 University 3A 2^ND

15:26            88 Joel Ferris 3A 2^ND

15:39            93 Kennewick 3A 2^ND

15:45            91 Redmond 3A 2^ND

15:46            94 Richland 3A 2^ND

15:53            96 University 3A 2^ND

15:54            89 University 3A 2^ND

15:55            92 Richland 3A 2^ND

  15:19            90 Edmonds Wood 2A 1^ST

15:31            95 Gig Harbor 2A 1^ST

15:33            91 Bishop Blanchet 2A 1^ST

15:34            90 West Valley Spo 2A 2^ND

15:35            90 Bellingham 2A 3^RD

15:39            94 Lynnwood 2A 1^ST

15:40            88 Edmonds 2A 1^ST

15:43            93 Lynnwood 2A 1^ST

15:44            94 Gig Harbor 2A 2^ND

15:44            96 East Valley Yak 2A 1^ST

15:47            88 Colville 2A 2^ND

15:49            95 Lynnwood 2A 3^RD

15:51            95 West Valley Spo 2A 2^ND

15:51            90 Gig Harbor 2A 4^TH

15:52            93 Gig Harbor 2A 2^ND

15:55            91 Shorecrest 2A 4^TH

BEST BOYS TEAM PERFORMANCES BY DIVISION 1988-1996

3A Boys 3.0 miles

14:56            93 Mead 1^ST

15:06            88 Mead 1^ST

15:09            90 Mead 1^ST

15:09            89 Mead 1^ST

15:11            92 Mead 1^ST

15:14            91 Mead 1^ST

15:17            95 Joel Ferris 2^ND

15:21            96 Mead 1^ST

15:21            94 Mead 1^ST

15:22            95 Mead 1^ST

15:25            90 University 2^ND

15:26            88 Joel Ferris 2^ND

15:39            93 Kennewick 2^ND

15:45            91 Redmond 2^ND

15:46            94 Richland 2^ND

15:53            96 University 2^ND

15:54            89 University 2^ND

15:55            92 Richland 2^ND

2A Boys 3.0 miles

  15:19            90 Edmonds Woodway 1^ST

15:31            95 Gig Harbor 1^ST

15:33            91 Bishop Blanchet 1^ST

15:34            90 West Valley Spokane 2^ND

15:35            90 Bellingham 3^RD

15:39            94 Lynnwood 1^ST

15:40            88 Edmonds 1^ST

15:43            93 Lynnwood 1^ST

15:44            94 Gig Harbor 2^ND

15:44            96 East Valley Yakima 1^ST

15:47            88 Colville 2^ND

15:49            95 Lynnwood 3^RD

15:51            95 West Valley Spokane 2^ND

15:51            90 Gig Harbor 4^TH

15:52            93 Gig Harbor 2^ND

15:55            91 Shorecrest 4^TH

15:56            88 Gig Harbor 3^RD

15:57            91 Bellingham 2^ND

15:58            91 Cheney 3^RD

15:58            95 West Valley Yakima 4^TH

16:01            96 Capital 2^ND

16:02            89 Cheney 1^ST

16:06            89 Edmonds 3^RD

16:06            88 Tumwater 4^TH

16:07            92 Bishop Blanchet 1^ST

16:08            89 West Valley Yakima 2^ND

16:11            92 Gig Harbor 2^ND

1A Boys 3.0 miles

15:56            90 Omak 1^ST

15:56            91 Omak 1^ST

15:58            90 Lake Roosevelt 2^ND

15:58            95 Chewelah 1^ST

16:06            96 Chewelah 1^ST

16:07            88 Ephrata 1^ST

16:09            88 Lakewood 2^ND

16:12            95 Chelan 2^ND

16:12            96 Chelan 2^ND

16:14            89 Lakewood 1^ST

16:16            93 Riverside 2^ND

16:18            90 Colfax 3^rd

16:19            93 Omak 1^ST

16:21            91 Riverside 2^ND

16:21            94 Omak 1^ST

16:22            93 Chewelah 3^RD

16:23            89 Omak 2^ND

16:33            92 Chewelah 1^ST

16:37            94 King’s 2^ND

16:40            92 Omak 2^ND

B Boys 3.0 miles

16:43            91 Saint George’s 2^ND

16:52            91 Pomeroy 1^ST

17:04            91 Trout Lake 3^RD

17:06            92 Seattle Lutheran 1^ST

17:15            93 Saint George’s 1^ST

17:16            94 Saint George’s 2^ND

17:19            94 Mary Walker 3^RD

17:26            92 Saint George’s 2^ND

17:29            94 Northwest Christian 1^ST

17:32            93 Seattle Lutheran 2^ND

17:34            92 Trout Lake 4^TH

17:39            92 Wilbur Creston 3^RD

BEST BOYS INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES 1988-1996

BOYS 3.0M

14:10            93 Matthew David - Mead 3A 1^ST

14:28            88 Chris Lewis - Mead 3A 1^ST

14:29            89 Greg Kuntz - Mead 3A 1^ST

14:32            90 David Gurry - Blanchet 3A 1^ST

14:36            90 Ty Whitten - University 3A 2^ND

14:36            88 Don Higgins - Wilson 3A 2^ND

14:36            90 Andy Heily - Eastside Catholic 2A 1^ST

14:37            88 Stuart Burnham - Joel Ferris 3A 3^RD

14:37            90 Richard Brown - Tumwater 2A 2^ND

14:38            90 Nick Pavach - Blanchet 3A 3^RD

14:38            89 David Gurry - Blanchet 3A 2^ND

14:40            96 Isaac Hawkins - Joel Ferris 3A 1^ST

14:40            92 Matthew Davis - Mead 3A 1^ST

14:41            95 Isaac Hawkins - Joel Ferris 3A 1^ST

14:43            88 Andy Harris - Eisenhower 3A 4^TH

14:44            91 Aaron Taylor - Shelton 2A 1^ST

14:45            88 Andy Maris - White River 2A 1^ST

14:46            93 Micah Davis - Mead 3A 2^ND

14:48            93 Rob Aubrey - Mead 3A 3^RD

14:48            88 Erin Scroggins - Mountain View 3A 5^TH

14:49            91 Matthew Davis - Mead 3A 1^ST

BEST BOYS INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES BY DIVISION 1988-1996

3A BOYS 3.0M

14:10            93 Matthew David - Mead 1^ST

14:28            88 Chris Lewis - Mead 1^ST

14:29            89 Greg Kuntz - Mead 1^ST

14:32            90 David Gurry - Blanchet 1^ST

14:36            90 Ty Whitten - University 2^ND

14:36            88 Don Higgins - Wilson 2^ND

14:37            88 Stuart Burnham - Joel Ferris 3^RD

14:38            90 Nick Pavach - Blanchet 3^RD

14:38            89 David Gurry - Blanchet 2^ND

14:40            96 Isaac Hawkins - Joel Ferris 1^ST

14:40            92 Matthew David - Mead 1^ST

14:41            95 Isaac Hawkins - Joel Ferris 1^ST

14:43            88 Andy Harris - Eisenhower 4^TH

14:46            93 Micah Davis - Mead 2^ND

14:48            93 Rob Aubrey - Mead 3^RD

14:48            88 Erin Scroggins - Mountain View 5^TH

14:49            91 Matthew David - Mead 1^ST

14:52            94 Micah Davis - Mead 1^ST

14:54            89 Nathan Davis – Mead 3^RD

14:55            96 Joey Corr – Eastlake 2^ND

14:56            95 Paul Harkins – Joel Ferris 2^ND

14:56            90 Yukon Dagenhart – Mead 4^TH

14:57            94 Jon Hedengren – Richland 2^ND

14:57            90 Troy Gallant – Marysville Pillchuck 5^TH

14:58            90 Stephen Barbieri – Gonzaga Prep 6^TH

2A BOYS 3.0M

14:36            90 Andy Heily - Eastside Catholic 1^ST

14:37            90 Richard Brown - Tumwater 2^ND

14:44            91 Aaron Taylor - Shelton 1^ST

14:45            88 Andy Maris - White River 1^ST

14:50            90 Sam Alexander – Bellingham 3^RD

14:51            88 Brett Allsop – Sehome 2^ND

14:51            90 Kien Tseng – Edmonds Woodway 4^TH

14:51            91 Aaron Davis – East Valley Spokane 2^ND

14:54            90 Erik Gibson – Cleveland 5^TH

14:54            95 Geoff Perry – Gig Harbor 1^ST

14:55            88 Buck Stewart – Yelm 3^RD

14:55            88 Erik Gibson – Cleveland 4^TH

14:56            89 Andy Maris - White River 1^ST

14:57            90 Aaron Taylor – Shelton 6^TH

15:00            88 Jason Monhollen – Stanwood 5^TH

15:01            96 Dustin Duke – Jackson 1^ST

15:03            91 Michael Galeana – Hoquiam 3^RD

15:03            95 Cary Stidham – Nathan Hale 2^ND

15:04            95 Matt Pearson – O’Dea 3^RD

15:05            88 Mark Lacey – Clarkston 6^TH

15:05            90 Donovan Shanahan – Cheney 7^TH

15:05            91 Jon Cluett – Lakeside Seattle 4^TH

1A BOYS 3.0M

14:57       88 Brent Hooper – Montesano 1^ST

15:00       88 Kienan Slate – Colfax 2^ND

15:00       96 Ross Jorgusen – Toledo 1^ST

15:06       90 Brent Hooper – Montesano 1^ST

15:08       96 Justin Murray – Lakewood 2^ND

15:10       93 Andy Davis – Cashmere 1^ST

15:12       95 Jim Reed – Ridgefield 1^ST

15:15       89 Shad James – Omak 1^ST

15:17       91 Jason Odem – King’s 1^ST

15:18       93 Jon Murray – Lakewood 2^ND

15:19       88 Paul Talbot – Rochester 3^RD

15:20       91 Ernie Ammons Ilwaco 2^ND

15:21       89 Brent Hooper – Montesano 2^ND

15:21       95 Christian Laugen – Saint George’s 1^ST

15:21       96 Hector Rodriguez – Chelan 3^RD

15:22       90 Mac Lavier – Lakewood 2^ND

15:23       93 Joe Atkinson – Port Townsend 3^RD

15:24       96 Kevin Smith – Ridgefield 4^TH

15:25       93 Will Woodward – King’s 4^TH

15:25       95 Ross Jorgusen – Toledo 2^ND

15:25       95 Justin Murray – Lakewood 3^RD

15:26       88 Erick Goldman – University Prep 4^TH

15:26       93 Derek Churck – Onalaska 5^TH

15:26       95 David Yarnell – Chewelah 4^TH

B BOYS 3.0M

14:57            93 Tim Briggs – Davenport 1^ST

15:01            92 Tim Briggs – Davenport 1^ST

15:31            91 Tim Briggs – Davenport 1^ST

15:38            91 James Johnson – Saint George’s 2^ND

15:41            91 Daniel Noyes – University Prep 3^RD

15:41            92 James Johnson – Saint George’s 2^ND

15:56            91 Bobby Mathews – Seattle Lutheran 4^TH

15:57            91 Bill Hagan – St. John Endicott 5^TH

16:00            93 Chamberlain Franklin – Bush 2^ND

16:11            92 Bobby Mathews – Seattle Lutheran 3^RD

16:11            93 Christian Laugen – Saint George’s 3^RD

16:14            92 Bill Persons - St. John Endicott 4^TH

16:16            94 Christian Laugen – Saint George’s 1^ST

16:17            92 Mario Lopez – Trout Lake 5^TH

16:23            91 Wendall Cass – Pomeroy 6^TH

16:23            91 Les Mangis – Mary Walker 7^TH

BEST GIRLS TEAM PERFORMANCES 1988-1996

Girls 3.0 miles

18:01            90 Rogers-Spokane 3A 1^ST

18:01            91 Joel Ferris 3A 1^ST

18:14            88 Eisenhower 3A 2^ND

18:17            90 Eisenhower 3A 3^RD

18:18            90 Joel Ferris 3A 2^ND

18:18            95 Snohomish 3A 1^ST

18:22            95 Eisenhower 3A 2^ND

18:22            95 Joel Ferris 3A 3^RD

18:26            88 Mead 3A 1^ST

18:27            94 Eisenhower 3A 1^ST

18:34            94 Mead 3A 2^ND

18:35            91 University 3A 2^ND

18:36            91 Lakeside Seattle 2A 1^ST

18:43            96 Snohomish 3A 1^ST

18:44            93 Richland 3A 1^ST

18:45            88 Lynnwood 2A 1^ST

18:48            96 Mead 3A 2^ND

18:49            96 East Valley Spok 2A 1^ST

18:50            93 Mead 3A 2^ND

18:52            95 East Valley Spok 2A 1^ST

18:53            90 Lynnwood 2A 1^ST

18:53            96 South Whidbey 2A 2^ND

18:54            95 South Whidbey 2A 2^ND

18:54            96 Eisenhower 3A 3^RD

18:57            90 Gig Harbor 2A 2^ND

18:57            91 Bishop Blanchet 2A 2^ND

18:58            93 Shorecrest 2A 1^ST

18:59            93 Gig Harbor 2A 2^ND

BEST GIRLS TEAM PERFORMANCES BY DIVISION 1988-1996

 

3A Girls 3.0 miles

18:01            91 Joel Ferris 1^ST

18:01            90 Rogers-Spokane 1^ST

18:14            88 Eisenhower 2^ND

18:17            90 Eisenhower 3^RD

18:18            95 Snohomish 1^ST

18:18            90 Joel Ferris 2^ND

18:22            95 Eisenhower 2^ND

18:22            95 Joel Ferris 3^RD

18:26            88 Mead 1^ST

18:27            94 Eisenhower 1^ST

18:34            94 Mead 2^ND

18:35            91 University 2^ND

18:43            96 Snohomish 1^ST

18:44            93 Richland 1^ST

18:48            96 Mead 2^ND

18:50            93 Mead 2^ND

18:54            96 Eisenhower 3^RD

19:13            92 University 1^ST

19:17            92 Mead 2^ND

19:22            89 Eisenhower 1^ST

19:29            89 Issaquah 2^ND

2A Girls 3.0 miles

18:36            91 Lakeside Seattle 1^ST

18:45            88 Lynnwood 1^ST

18:49            96 East Valley Spokane 1^ST

18:52            95 East Valley Spokane 1^ST

18:53            90 Lynnwood 1^ST

18:53            96 South Whidbey 2^ND

18:54            95 South Whidbey 2^ND

18:57            90 Gig Harbor 2^ND

18:57            91 Bishop Blanchet 2^ND

18:58            93 Shorecrest 1^ST

18:59            93 Gig Harbor 2^ND

19:00            90 West Valley Yakima 3^RD

19:03            94 East Valley Spokane 1^ST

19:04            94 South Whidbey 2^ND

19:06            88 Lakeside Seattle 3^RD

19:07            95 Gig Harbor 3^RD