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State Cross Country Championships Wrap

Sunday, November 3rd, 2019 -- 9:29 AM

Team and individual champions in three girls and boys divisions were crowned at the WIAA State Cross Country Championships Saturday at The Rivers Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids..

Muskego ran to its second consecutive girls Division 1 State team championship by scoring 72 points. They won the program’s first title last season following a runner-up finish in 2017. Onalaska placed second with 111 points, and last year’s runner-up Sun Prairie was third with 134. Junior Kora Malecek of Onalaska ran to the individual championship after placing fifth last year and 11th in 2017. Her time of 17:44.6 was the swiftest in the history of the 5,000-meter course at the State Meet. Eliana Kanitz of Marshfield finished 33rd, Willow Sering of Wisconsin Rapids finished 87th and Michaela Dick of Marshfield finished 136th.

Middleton won the Division 1 State boys team championship for the second time in the past three seasons with a five-runner score of 104 points. It’s the program’s third State team title. Stevens Point was runner-up with 116 points, and Hortonville was third with 179. Senior Jake Krause of Hortonville won the individual championship, finishing the 5,000-meter course with a time of 15:34.2. Joseph McKee of Marshfield finished 17th and Joshua McKee of Marshfield finished 21st.

Shorewood hoisted of the girls team gold trophy in Division 2 by scoring 61 points to earn the program’s first State team championship. Osceola came in second with 102 points, and last year’s runner-up Freedom was third with 149. Sophomore Kayci Martensen of Southwestern/Benton/Cuba City finished with a time of 18:19.9 to earn the individual championship after placing third last year.

Valders won its third consecutive boys team title in Division 2 and its fifth overall with 78 points. Notre Dame was second for the second straight season with 108 points, and Freedom finished third with 116. Senior Lucas Florsheim of Shorewood was the individual champion with a time of 15:58.8. He improved upon his eighth-place finish in 2018.

Lourdes Academy won the program’s sixth State girls team championship by capturing the Division 3 with a team score of 112. Gillett was second with 126 points, and last season’s runner-up Auburndale came in third with 128 points. Sophomore Abby Bartel of Weyauwega-Fremont race to the individual championship in a time of 18:52.9 after placing 11th a year ago. Marissa Ellenbecker of Edgar finished 10th while Savannah Schley of Loyal/Greenwood finished 12th.

Aquinas won its second straight State boys team title in Division 3 and its third overall by posting a score of 68 points. Brillion improved upon last year’s third-place standing with a runner-up total of 96 points. Kohler placed third with 119 points. Senior Christian Patzka of Wisconsin Heights/Barneveld won the individual championship with a time of 16:08.7 after finishing fifth in Division 2 last year. Andrew Schlitz of Regis finished 49th

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