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2018 OSAA Cross Country Program As the proud title sponsor of the OSAA State Championships, OnPoint does everything we can to help our team — and community — get ahead. We deliver the local banking and lending our members need to reach their goals and make more possible. Banking. Lending. Community. Visit onpointcu.com today. 503.228.7077 • 800.527.3932 • onpointcu.com Federally insured by NCUA. • Equal Housing Opportunity. OSAA / ONPOINT COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Welcome to the OSAA / OnPoint Community Credit Union State On behalf of OnPoint Community Credit Union and our valued Championships! members, welcome to the OSAA/OnPoint Community Credit Union State Championships! In 1918, administrators at 36 high schools came together in recognition of the need for consistent and equitable rules for high At OnPoint, it’s the people and communities we serve that matter school activities in Oregon. As the OSAA celebrates its 100-year most. From our members and employees, to our neighbors and centennial, we remain steadfast in our efforts to support our community partners, we are committed to helping people prosper. member schools and their students. A trusted financial partner with deep roots in education, OnPoint’s community connection is strengthened by the passion and At the OSAA we believe high school activities provide opportunities commitment of our nearly 700 employees and 350,000 members. for students to receive a complete education that challenges both mind and body. These opportunities enrich and expand our Since our founding in 1932, OnPoint has made it a priority to students’ school experience and prepare them to be successful in deepen our presence in the community by supporting students, the future. schools and educators. We value enriching education and equipping students with the tools they need to reach their full Participation in activities teaches students how to be part of potential. We are proud to partner with the OSAA to encourage an something bigger than themselves; the meaning of respect for environment where students can learn and grow in community, themselves and others; and skills like resilience, patience and the teamwork and leadership. ability to be part of a team. Students also encounter adversity and hone skills that enable them to continue their personal journey to Congratulations to all of the students, schools, coaches and becoming a contributing member of society. families participating in today’s state championship. You have worked hard to be here, and we are honored to be a part of the Congratulations to students, coaches, and school communities who celebration. earned the right to compete in this state championship! And a special thanks to OnPoint Community Credit Union for sharing our Rob Stuart belief in the importance and value of high school activities through President/Chief Executive Officer their financial commitment. OnPoint Community Credit Union Thank you for your continued support of Oregon high school activities. Peter Weber Executive Director Oregon School Activities Association O S A A / OnPoint Community Credit Union State Championships Kids who play grow into healthy adults. ProudBe sponsor better of the OSAA Health plans in Oregon provided by Moda Health Plan, Inc. Dental plans in Oregon provided by Oregon Dental Service, dba Delta Dental Plan of Oregon. 45083231 (10/18) OSAA / OnPoint Community Credit Union Cross Country State Championships 3RLVRQ2DN/DQH November 3, 2018 0LOH (OGRQ6FKDIHU'ULYH 7HDP 6RIWEDOO)LHOG 3DUNLQJ /RW %DVHEDOO)LHOG 6RFFHU%RZO 6WDUW )LQLVK 7UDFN%RZO WK$YHQXH :HVW%DQN 0LOHV RACE SCHEDULE 10am 3A/2A/1A Girls 10:35am 2A/1A Boys 11:10am 3A Boys 3RQG Presentation of 3A, 2A/1A & 3A/2A/1A Team Trophies 11:45am 4A Girls 12:20am 4A Boys Presentation of 4A Team Trophies 12:50pm-1:40pm BREAK 1:45pm 5A Girls 3RQG 2:20pm 5A Boys Presentation of 5A Team Trophies 2:55pm 6A Girls 3:30pm 6A Boys Presentation of 6A Team Trophies Individual medals will be presented to the top ten 3RQG finishers at the conclusion of each race. Hosted by 0HWHUV 6WDUWUDFHDQGIROORZ XS:HVW%DQNDQGIROORZ /DQH&&&RXUVH0DS WR)LQLVK Oregon School Activities Association 25200 SW Parkway Avenue, Suite 1 Wilsonville, OR 97070 503.682.6722 fax: 503.682.0960 http://www.osaa.org OSAA Meet Scorer/Finish Coordinator Coaches Advisory Committee Peter Weber, Executive Director William Wyckoff 6A – Greg Letts – Centennial HS Brad Garrett, Assistant Exec Director Eclectic Edge Events 5A – David Barkley – Wilsonville HS Candy Posey, Office Manager 4A – Chris Johnson – Siuslaw HS Course Marshals 3A – Scott Ball – Westside Christian Meet Director Toni Hall 2A – Steve Ritchie – Kennedy HS Bill Steyer Dan West 1A – Steve Hills – Southwest Christian Craig Marsh Assistant Meet Director Abdulah Khawaja Ambulance Mike Zimmerman Travis Thompson Eugene EMS Greg Sheley Ben Theil Sky Short Athletic Training Coordinator Meet Referee Scott Garner Mike Olsen Finish Judge/Awards Dennis Olafson Dale Settje Ticket Coordinator Candy Posey Public Address Video Coordinator Meridith Pyle Matt Jarvis Linda Settje Special thanks to Starters Course Monitors Lane Community Larry Byerly Lane CC Track & Field Team College for David Byerly hosting the event. Richard Barnett Top 10 Clerk Jenifer Pleus C:\Users\bradg.OSAA\Documents\Sport Information\Cross Country\2018 X-C\XC Event Staff.docx THE NATION’S LEADER IN LIVE HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS Visit www.NFHSnetwork.com To Watch 2018 3A/2A/1A GIRLS ENTRIES SCHOOL (Coach) 48 Emma Miller 9 46 No. Runner Yr. Place 49 Emma Murphy 10 26 “Place” = runner’s finish at district meet 50 Dinah Schultz 10 6 51 Jordan White 9 3 BANDON (Brent Hutton) OAK HILL (Jenny DeLuca) 1 Holly Hutton 9 2 52 Katrina Carrier 11 53 2 Shannon Smith 11 3 53 Mckenzie Carrier 11 13 54 Zoey DeLuca 11 8 BURNS (Andrea Letham) 55 Daisy Hagen 11 43 3 Avery Gunderson 9 29 56 Jordan Kasitz 10 39 4 Alicyn Hoke 10 5 57 Samantha Kasitz 12 31 5 Mckenzi Hoyt 12 1 58 Leila Sanghvi 9 22 6 Sarah Letham 11 19 7 Riley Morris 9 3 OREGON EPISCOPAL (Tyler Green) 8 Sayge Root 11 16 59 Genevieve Bailly 10 10 9 Olivia Winn 9 13 60 Stephanie Finley 12 2 61 Rachel Lowell 12 5 CATLIN GABEL (Anna Connor) 62 Ella Menashe 12 23 10 Haley Bernard 12 13 63 Julia Neumann 10 30 11 Megan Cover 9 6 64 Alma Nye 12 3 12 Lila Fenner 11 1 65 Alison Thomas 12 25 13 Sophia Kruse 10 14 Zaidie Long 12 11 PLEASANT HILL (Beth Sprague) 15 Alexandria Nagy 9 14 66 Maddy Woodward 12 1 16 Alyssa Zhang 11 15 SANTIAM CHRISTIAN (Tim Eby) CENTRAL LINN (Johnna Neal) 67 Hadley Collins 12 79 17 Katie Almasie 9 34 68 Abigail Dulley 9 54 18 Abigail Hair 10 70 69 Anna Eby 10 24 19 Anna Hair 11 72 70 Ann Livingston 10 7 20 Jenna Neal 10 4 71 Keilana Oxenrider 10 18 21 Jessica Neal 12 2 72 Elizabeth Schlosser 10 97 22 Tegan Running 9 36 73 Emma Sisler 10 105 23 Yarabett White 9 12 ST MARY'S (Joe Volk) COQUILLE (Kori Fraiser) 74 Olivia Beam 9 48 24 Allie Storts 9 4 75 Sophia Dobry 10 7 76 Linda Forster 9 28 ENTERPRISE (Dan Moody) 77 Sydney Godwin 9 27 25 Karli Bedard 12 40 78 Carson Hall 10 11 26 Ella Coughlan 12 8 79 Sophia Pastrano 12 33 27 Kyla Hook 10 4 80 Susanna Schatz 11 20 28 Sydney Rouse 10 21 29 Lannie Stonebrink 9 24 YAMHILL‐CARLTON (Suzanne Van De Grift) 30 Ellyse Tingelstad 11 2 81 Grace Armstrong 11 22 31 Ashley Wilson 12 11 82 Cristin Brethower 10 4 83 Marlee Roberts 12 27 KENNEDY (Steve Ritchie) 84 Gretchen Sims 10 41 32 Aleksandra Eyles 9 10 85 Kati Slater 9 40 33 Alejandra Lopez 12 1 34 Whitney Lopez 11 29 35 Mikayla Schaecher 11 40 36 Claire Seiler 12 42 37 Cassie Traeger 10 17 38 Clarissa Traeger 12 22 LAKEVIEW (Bobbie Steininger) 39 Julia Ketcham 11 16 40 Alexia McBain 9 56 41 Kaley Schneider 10 5 42 Scarlett Taylor 9 15 43 Melanie Theall 12 19 44 Ella Villagrana 9 17 45 Maycie Warda 9 46 NEAH‐KAH‐NIE (Mark McLaughlin) 46 Rheanne Bryant 11 37 47 Karissa Hadermann 11 5 OSAA Cross Country State Championships 2018 2A/1A BOYS ENTRIES SCHOOL (Coach) LAKEVIEW (Bobbie Steininger) No. Runner Yr. Place 539 Loagen Antle 12 10 “Place” = runner’s finish at district meet 540 Reed Christensen 9 541 Zach Ketcham 9 30 542 Paul Lindsley 11 18 BANDON (Brent Hutton) 543 Dawson Pointere 12 11 500 Hunter Angove 9 19 544 Alex Turner 10 17 501 Luke Brown 10 20 545 Kylen Ward 10 38 502 Isaac Cutler 11 1 503 Charlie Ells 9 31 NESTUCCA (Tyler Bentley) 504 Aero Franklin 11 6 546 Logan Blackburn 11 30 505 Marino Santoro 12 22 547 Gustavo Camacho 11 20 506 Nathan Vineyard 11 21 548 Levi Hallock 11 31 549 Dylan Johnson 11 24 BONANZA (Cheryl Madsen) 550 Miguel Pimienta 9 71 507 Chris Eck 11 5 551 Alex Welch 11 65 552 Joe Wilkinson 12 3 CHEMAWA (Ron Worst) 508 Austin Afterbuffalo 12 39 OAKRIDGE (Ron Hebert) 509 Clement Afterbuffalo 11 7 553 Isaac Whitney 11 3 510 Devonte Beach 11 14 511 Isaac Corn 11 17 ROGUE RIVER (Jessica Kelleher) 512 Davey Hogan 11 16 554 Cameron Smith 12 4 513 Zachary Moore 10 77 514 Ryan Weir 11 19 SOUTHWEST CHRISTIAN (Steve Hills) 555 Henry Chandler 10 30 CROSSHILL CHRISTIAN (Scott White) 556 Zach Cook 10 17 515 Ben Schanz 10 4 557 Calvin Driesner 9 18 558 Gary Lau 10 15 EAST LINN CHRISTIAN (Kellen Peters) 559 Jake McCotter 12 6 516 LR Burns 12 11 560 Brayden Rutledge 11 10 517 Ethan Hurst 9 57 561 Harry Schaefer 12 5 518 Caleb Rickman 9 32 519 Ethan Slayden 10 8 ST.
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