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2020 Section 8AA Results 5,000 Meters Varsity Official Team Scores 2020 Section 8AA Results 5,000 Meters Varsity Official Team Scores 1. Bemidji 53 2. Alexandria 64 3. Brainerd 108 4. St Cloud Apollo 113 5. Sartell-Saint Stephen 127 6. Monticello 130 7. Willmar 171 8. Becker 191 9. Rocori 192 10. Little Falls 310 11. Detroit Lakes 337 12. Fergus Falls 344 13. Foley 362 14. St Cloud Tech 367 15. Moorhead 437 1. 12 Nathan Alto 16:29.3 Bemidji 2. 12 Sam Brewer 16:44.2 St Cloud Apollo 3. 12 Jacob Kleven 16:52.3 Alexandria 4. 11 Colin O'Farrell 16:53.9 Willmar 5. 8 Sully Anez 16:56.8 Willmar 6. 12 Nicholas Youso 17:02.4 Bemidji 7. 10 Vincent Kaluza 17:05.4 Rocori 8. 12 Ethan Maish 17:07.5 Bemidji 9. 12 Tucker Tenvoorde 17:08.2 St Cloud Apollo 10. 9 Eli Hanson 17:14.5 Sartell-Saint Stephen 11. 11 Joel Brault 17:14.5 Alexandria 12. 10 Noah Mahoney 17:14.7 Monticello 13. 12 Ethan Klisch 17:18.0 Brainerd 14. 12 Bennett Wirth 17:25.5 Alexandria 15. 11 Adam Cady 17:28.0 Brainerd 16. 11 Matt Penttila 17:28.7 Monticello 17. 10 Harrison Greathouse 17:32.2 Alexandria 18. 10 Carson Maish 17:32.8 Bemidji 19. 12 Cameron Hochsprung 17:34.5 Alexandria 20. 11 Josef Lalli 17:35.3 Bemidji 21. 12 Carter Vonderahe 17:35.5 Sartell-Saint Stephen 22. 12 Lukas Karel 17:40.7 Becker 23. 12 Ryan Cady 17:40.8 Brainerd 24. 11 Brooks Matetich 17:41.2 Bemidji 25. 12 Clark Nelson 17:42.3 Rocori 26. 12 Daniel Binsfeld 17:43.7 Sartell-Saint Stephen 27. 12 Jacob Biard 17:45.6 Monticello 28. 11 Thomas Ruhl 17:46.3 Brainerd 29. 12 Gus Duininck 17:47.7 Brainerd 30. 11 Cade Hansen 17:48.8 Monticello 31. 11 Kallen Hanszek-Brill 17:50.9 St Cloud Apollo 32. 10 Seth Westrup 17:55.4 Sartell-Saint Stephen 33. 10 Tyson Ricker 17:59.1 Becker 34. 11 Baden Bastian 18:01.5 Brainerd 35. 12 Ethan Logeman 18:02.2 St Cloud Apollo 36. 11 Jackson Gerads 18:03.7 St Cloud Apollo 37. 10 Wyatt Baum 18:04.0 Little Falls 38. 10 Johnny Nemeth 18:06.9 Sartell-Saint Stephen 39. 11 Isaak McDonald 18:10.5 Bemidji 40. 12 Atticus Osborne 18:18.8 Brainerd 41. 11 Ryan Kuhlman 18:21.2 Willmar 42. 10 Mason Becker 18:22.1 Becker 43. 9 Jase Tobako 18:25.8 Becker 44. 11 Kyle Taufen 18:25.9 Rocori 45. 11 Quinn McCalla 18:29.1 Monticello 46. 11 Conrad Lobb 18:30.0 Fergus Falls 47. 12 Jackson Grant 18:33.9 Little Falls 48. 10 Brice Kadlec 18:35.1 Sartell-Saint Stephen 49. 11 Cameron Huse 18:37.5 Sartell-Saint Stephen 50. 12 John Bergum 18:40.5 Detroit Lakes 51. 12 Cade Stommes 18:43.5 Becker 52. 11 Luke Schroeder 18:44.0 Fergus Falls 53. 12 Wyatt Hiltner 18:47.7 Becker 54. 9 Paul Fasen 18:48.5 Monticello 55. 9 Brandon Zepeda 18:51.8 Willmar 56. 11 Nick Asfeld 18:54.4 Rocori 57. 12 Tomas Foltin 18:56.0 St Cloud Tech 58. 12 Hayden Peterson 18:58.3 Alexandria 59. 8 Jaden Miller 18:58.6 Fergus Falls 60. 11 Hayden Prill 19:02.2 Rocori 61. 11 Cole Weber 19:02.7 Detroit Lakes 62. 9 Landon Runge 19:03.2 Alexandria 63. 12 Ryan Bergum 19:03.3 Detroit Lakes 64. 12 Joe Anderson 19:04.3 St Cloud Tech 65. 11 Clint Andresen 19:04.9 Detroit Lakes 66. 12 Sam May 19:06.2 Willmar 67. 10 Ryan Storkamp 19:06.7 Foley 68. 10 Benjamin Knopik 19:10.5 Little Falls 69. 10 Ryan Boecker 19:12.8 Becker 70. 9 Kaleb Cremers 19:14.3 Rocori 71. 11 Mitchell Kosiba 19:15.5 Foley 72. 11 Kory Behm 19:16.7 Willmar 73. 10 Ethan Novak 19:17.3 Foley 74. 11 Zack Jennissen 19:17.6 Foley 75. 10 Sean Pickle 19:18.8 St Cloud Tech 76. 11 Brandon Zimmer 19:22.0 St Cloud Apollo 77. 9 Alex Jennissen 19:22.7 Foley 78. 7 Noah Cameron 19:22.9 Little Falls 79. 11 Nathan Helgeson 19:23.6 Moorhead 80. 10 Isaac Larsen 19:27.2 Little Falls 81. 10 Connor Grant 19:27.6 Little Falls 82. 8 Weston Harris 19:29.6 Foley 83. 9 Brock Noyes 19:30.3 Moorhead 84. 10 Curran Zak 19:30.4 St Cloud Tech 85. 8 Eli Heinen 19:32.9 Willmar 86. 11 Marcus Guertin 19:36.0 Monticello 87. 9 Amado Sandoval 19:36.2 St Cloud Tech 88. 8 Logan Bredenberg 19:37.2 Fergus Falls 89. 11 Malcolm Snowberg 19:41.5 St Cloud Apollo 90. 9 Ethan Copeland 19:41.8 Moorhead 91. 12 Logan Thorsten 19:49.9 Foley 92. 12 Ethan Lien 19:53.9 Moorhead 93. 11 Caleb Gibson 19:55.0 Moorhead 94. 10 Asher Gann 19:57.8 Moorhead 95. 12 Clive Ingemansen 19:58.6 Little Falls 96. 12 Ridge Hagemeister 20:00.3 St Cloud Tech 97. 11 Jack Spoden 20:03.4 Rocori 98. 11 Casey Parks 20:15.1 Detroit Lakes 99. 12 Kolsen Papon 20:22.8 Fergus Falls 100. 12 Jacob Trout 20:24.1 Detroit Lakes 101. 12 Mason Hamar 20:28.8 Detroit Lakes 102. 8 Tommy Erickson 20:41.1 Fergus Falls 103. 10 Aiden Lindgren 21:20.0 Fergus Falls 104. 11 Jeremy Murray 21:21.4 Moorhead 105. 12 Logan Holm 22:25.1 St Cloud Tech .
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