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Brookfield's Samantha Sharp wins Cross Country Districts, St. Joseph Christian and Maysville Boys advance to State

by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com

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GRC and GRC West teams competed in Cross Country Districts in Platte City.  St. Joseph Christian and Maysville Boys advanced to State as a Team in Class 1, while Samantha Sharp of Brookfield was the Individual Champion in Class 2.

Team Results

St. Joseph Christian finished 3rd with a score of 78, and Maysville finished 4th with a score of 89. 

St. Joseph Christian
Photo courtesy of Clifton Grooms
 
Maysville

Photo courtesy of Maysville Wolverines TFXC Facebook Page

Individual Results

15 GRC and GRC West runners finished in the Top 30 to advance to the State Cross Country Meet on November 8 and 9 at the Gans Creek Cross Country Course in Columbia.

In addition, 19 runners set a new Personal Record during the meet.

Samantha Sharp
Photo Courtesy of Clifton Grooms

Class 1 District 4 Girls
*13 Sophia Redman, Maysville - 24:03.11 (PR)
*14 Payton Verschoor, Polo - 24:11.48
*25 Jazmin Myers, Maysville - 25:27.06 (PR)
*27 Jorja Ebert, Polo - 25:44.15
*28 Maite Campillo, King City - 25:50.08
34 Lily Boyer, Maysville - 27:27.29 (PR)
39 Lacy Maier, Polo - 30:18.70

Class 1 District 4 Boys
*5 Austin Hill, St. Joseph Christian - 18:14.36
*9 Benjamin Roller, North Andrew - 18:51.35 (PR)
*17 Lucas Crews, Polo - 19:10.82 (PR)
*19 Klayton Keesaman, Maysville - 19:13.42 (PR)
*20 Brody Wall, King City - 19:16.74 (PR)
*27 Kasen Reeder, Maysville - 19:38.69
*29 Bo Zeikle, Maysville - 19:49.72 (PR)
*30 Jarom Russo, North Andrew - 19:51.34 (PR)
**31 Williams Reed, St. Joseph Christian - 19:52.00 (PR)
**32 Cole Meirose, St. Joseph Christian - 20:12.76
35 Jacob Simon, Polo - 20:38.47
36 Bryntyn Jones, King City - 20:44.25
**39 Thomas Parmer-Phipps, St. Joseph Christian - 20:48.69 (PR)
**47 David Bryant, St. Joseph Christian - 21:38.24
**50 Phoenix Weigler, St. Joseph Christian - 21:51.05 (PR)
**51 August Karguth, Maysville - 21:55.58 (PR)
**52 Miles Josephson, Maysville - 22:05.29 (PR)
64 Jase Walker, North Andrew - 23:04.69
69 Ben Wolf, Polo - 23:40.69
70 Trace Wolfe, King City - 23:45.88
**71 James Denny, Maysville - 23:51.36
**77 Caleb Wright, St. Joseph Christian - 24:52.69 (PR)
**81 Robert Stinley Jr., Maysville - 27:17.25
82 Lane Kollitz, King City - 27:29.27
 
Class 2 District 4 Girls
*1 Samantha Sharp, Brookfield - 19:44.44
*8 Joy Wallick, St. Joseph Christian - 21:47.17
37 Clara Hoyt, Brookfield - 24:09.53
63 Andi Arnold, St. Joseph Christian - 27:06.52
72 Marlie Barker, Milan - 29:05.45
83 Jazelle Bahena May, Milan - 30:35.89
84 Grace Barnes, St. Joseph Christian - 30:48.32
86 Nina Eddy, Milan - 31:36.21 (PR)
87 Megan LaBelle, Brookfield - 31:47.97

Class 2 District 4 Boys
43 Calvin Varner, Brookfield - 20:17.65 (PR)
44 Garen Broyles, Milan - 20:17.74 (PR)
102 Landon Stufflebean, Brookfield - 24:57.69 (PR)

*Qualified for State as Individual
**Qualified for State as part of Team
PR - Personal Record

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