Division four pictures taken by Steve Jias.
D3 pics from Dale Ball, Sanilac County News.
Who would have known?Heading into this past weekend's cross-country regionals, I thought the Harbor Beach girls had a great shot at finishing first and I figured some other individuals would make it, but four total teams? I'm very pleasantly suprised!
Aside from the HB girls, the USA girls finished second and qualified as a team. On the boys' side, the Ubly boys finished first and the USA boys second, qualifying both to compete in next weekend's State Finals. The Bearcats are possibly the biggest suprise, as they were kind of a suprise team when they won the GTE league crown a few weeks back.
We'll have audio, that's right...cross country audio, from HB coach Linda Wright, Ubly coach Tammy Laurie and USA coach Robin Wasik later tonight.
Hopefully all you CC parents and bloggers will support your teams and download the audio. If we see the interest, we'll definitely post more audio following next week's finals.
For now, here are some of the results...
Division 4 Reg. 30 Boys Results
MEN'S 5K RUN (Team Results) -- Ubly 57; Unionville-Sebewaing 98; Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary 102; Carsonville-Port-Sanilac 125; Mayville 126; Coleman 127; New Lothrop 154; Hale 171; Genesee 186; International Academy of Flint 212.
Top 30 (area athletes in bold):
1. Matt Proctor, Brown City, 17:03.2
2. Andrew Baker, Au Gres-Sims, 17:27.1
3. Micah Ehlers, Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary, 17:37.6
4. John Creguer, Ubly, 17:45.5
5. Brandon Glaza, Ubly, 18:02.8
6. Noah Willitz, Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary, 18:03.5
7. Jacob Behmlander, Coleman, 18:04.5
8. Aaron Buchler, Genesee, 18:07.7
9. Trevor Adams, Carsonville-Port-Sanilac, 18:08.0
10. Hayden Garlick, Mayville, 18:09.6
11. Matt DeSchutter, Brown City, 18:13.8
12. Brian McNinch, Mayville, 18:20.2
13. Andrew Tidrick, Brown City, 18:20.5
14. Dakota Allen, New Lothrop, 18:24.9
15. Seth Squires, Unionville-Sebewaing, 18:26.8
16. Nathan Booms, Harbor Beach Community, 18:29.5*
17. Hayden Adams, Carsonville-Port-Sanilac, 18:38.6
18. D J Fogelsong, Carsonville-Port-Sanilac, 18:39.2
19. Alex Brown, Coleman, 18:44.6
20. Cory Booms, Ubly, 18:52.6
21. Joe Dion, Genesee, 19:03.2
22. Jaime Vogel, Ubly, 19:03.6
23. Benjamin Roggenbuck, Harbor Beach Community, 19:11.2
24. Warren Dillon, Unionville-Sebewaing, 19:13.8
25. Lary Houthoofd, Unionville-Sebewaing, 19:18.4
26. Zac Taylor, Ubly, 19:19.8
27. Logan Walz, Unionville-Sebewaing, 19:31.3
28. Nate Plocher, Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary, 19:48.6
29. Ryan Herzog, Hale, 19:52.7
30. Alston Young, International Academy of Flint, 19:59.1
*By finishing in the top 20, he qualifies as an individual to compete in the State Finals.
Division 4 Reg. 30 Girls Results
WOMEN'S 5K RUN (Team Results) -- Harbor Beach Community 40; Unionville-Sebewaing 56; Mayville 66; New Lothrop 73; Hale 134; Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary 145.
Top 30:
1. Sara Turschak, Unionville-Sebewaing, 19:25.9
2. Alexandrea Wessels, Harbor Beach Community, 19:32.9
3. Jennifer Messing, Ubly, 20:17.0*
4. Holly Buchholz, Harbor Beach Community, 21:15.7
5. Alicia Erdman, Harbor Beach Community, 21:35.2
6. Katie Takacs, Brown City, 21:51.6
7. Christina Sword, Mayville, 21:58.3
8. Miranda Strasburg, Mayville, 22:04.6
9. Kelsey Scott, Hale, 22:08.2
10. Emily Vincke, New Lothrop, 22:09.3
11. Calie Valentine, Unionville-Sebewaing, 22:11.3
12. Amanda Guza, Harbor Beach Community, 22:22.3
13. Abby Garlick, Mayville, 22:23.9
14. Rachel Vincke, New Lothrop, 22:27.8
15. Robyn Nordin, Brown City, 22:45.7
16. Cami Valentine, Unionville-Sebewaing, 22:51.0
17. Chelsea Parsons, New Lothrop, 22:54.3
MEN'S 5K RUN (Team Results) -- Ubly 57; Unionville-Sebewaing 98; Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary 102; Carsonville-Port-Sanilac 125; Mayville 126; Coleman 127; New Lothrop 154; Hale 171; Genesee 186; International Academy of Flint 212.
Top 30 (area athletes in bold):
1. Matt Proctor, Brown City, 17:03.2
2. Andrew Baker, Au Gres-Sims, 17:27.1
3. Micah Ehlers, Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary, 17:37.6
4. John Creguer, Ubly, 17:45.5
5. Brandon Glaza, Ubly, 18:02.8
6. Noah Willitz, Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary, 18:03.5
7. Jacob Behmlander, Coleman, 18:04.5
8. Aaron Buchler, Genesee, 18:07.7
9. Trevor Adams, Carsonville-Port-Sanilac, 18:08.0
10. Hayden Garlick, Mayville, 18:09.6
11. Matt DeSchutter, Brown City, 18:13.8
12. Brian McNinch, Mayville, 18:20.2
13. Andrew Tidrick, Brown City, 18:20.5
14. Dakota Allen, New Lothrop, 18:24.9
15. Seth Squires, Unionville-Sebewaing, 18:26.8
16. Nathan Booms, Harbor Beach Community, 18:29.5*
17. Hayden Adams, Carsonville-Port-Sanilac, 18:38.6
18. D J Fogelsong, Carsonville-Port-Sanilac, 18:39.2
19. Alex Brown, Coleman, 18:44.6
20. Cory Booms, Ubly, 18:52.6
21. Joe Dion, Genesee, 19:03.2
22. Jaime Vogel, Ubly, 19:03.6
23. Benjamin Roggenbuck, Harbor Beach Community, 19:11.2
24. Warren Dillon, Unionville-Sebewaing, 19:13.8
25. Lary Houthoofd, Unionville-Sebewaing, 19:18.4
26. Zac Taylor, Ubly, 19:19.8
27. Logan Walz, Unionville-Sebewaing, 19:31.3
28. Nate Plocher, Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary, 19:48.6
29. Ryan Herzog, Hale, 19:52.7
30. Alston Young, International Academy of Flint, 19:59.1
*By finishing in the top 20, he qualifies as an individual to compete in the State Finals.
Division 4 Reg. 30 Girls Results
WOMEN'S 5K RUN (Team Results) -- Harbor Beach Community 40; Unionville-Sebewaing 56; Mayville 66; New Lothrop 73; Hale 134; Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary 145.
Top 30:
1. Sara Turschak, Unionville-Sebewaing, 19:25.9
2. Alexandrea Wessels, Harbor Beach Community, 19:32.9
3. Jennifer Messing, Ubly, 20:17.0*
4. Holly Buchholz, Harbor Beach Community, 21:15.7
5. Alicia Erdman, Harbor Beach Community, 21:35.2
6. Katie Takacs, Brown City, 21:51.6
7. Christina Sword, Mayville, 21:58.3
8. Miranda Strasburg, Mayville, 22:04.6
9. Kelsey Scott, Hale, 22:08.2
10. Emily Vincke, New Lothrop, 22:09.3
11. Calie Valentine, Unionville-Sebewaing, 22:11.3
12. Amanda Guza, Harbor Beach Community, 22:22.3
13. Abby Garlick, Mayville, 22:23.9
14. Rachel Vincke, New Lothrop, 22:27.8
15. Robyn Nordin, Brown City, 22:45.7
16. Cami Valentine, Unionville-Sebewaing, 22:51.0
17. Chelsea Parsons, New Lothrop, 22:54.3
18. Jordan Hessler, Unionville-Sebewaing, 22:57.3
19. Kristen Fernandez, Genesee, 23:15.8
20. Samantha Rappuhn, Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary, 23:33.4
19. Kristen Fernandez, Genesee, 23:15.8
20. Samantha Rappuhn, Saginaw-Michigan Lutheran Seminary, 23:33.4
21. Franzi Bohm, New Lothrop, 23:34.6
22. Sammy Strieter, Unionville-Sebewaing, 23:48.4
23. Amanda DeSimpelare, Unionville-Sebewaing, 23:56.9
24. Sarah Plain, Mayville, 24:05.8
25. Lynette Roggenbuck, Harbor Beach Community, 24:06.1
26. Krystal Brown, New Lothrop, 24:07.6
27. Ashley Root, New Lothrop, 24:16.6
28. Amy Elenbaum, Mayville, 24:19.3
29. Katie Bokach, Carsonville-Port-Sanilac, 24:27.4
30. Staci Saurer, Hale, 24:28.3
22. Sammy Strieter, Unionville-Sebewaing, 23:48.4
23. Amanda DeSimpelare, Unionville-Sebewaing, 23:56.9
24. Sarah Plain, Mayville, 24:05.8
25. Lynette Roggenbuck, Harbor Beach Community, 24:06.1
26. Krystal Brown, New Lothrop, 24:07.6
27. Ashley Root, New Lothrop, 24:16.6
28. Amy Elenbaum, Mayville, 24:19.3
29. Katie Bokach, Carsonville-Port-Sanilac, 24:27.4
30. Staci Saurer, Hale, 24:28.3
*By finishing in the top 20 she qualifies for the State Finals.
In D3 action at Bad Axe, no coverage area teams qualified for the finals, although individual qualifiers included the following Hatchets:
Nicholas Pawlowski
Jeremy Pawlowski
Cassie Hanson
Breann Schramski
1 comment:
First, we'd like to thank the Huron County Press for the coverage they've given to Cross Country this year, with a special thanks to Steve Jias for coming out to take photos and interviews at the Region 4 Regionals. We would like to point out, however, that to the loyal followers of the Ubly Boys Cross Country Team, it was no surprise at all that the boys finished first at both the league meet and regionals. This is a great group of kids who've worked together as a team for several years. They, along with their coaches, have worked long, hard hours to earn these honors and deserve acknowledge for earning and deserving accolades, not surprise that they've done it!
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