Sturgis girls, Centreville boys claim St. Joe County team titles
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STURGIS — The Centreville boys and Sturgis girls ran away with victories Monday afternoon, Oct. 26.
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The two were crowned team champions at the St. Joseph County cross country invitational.
Sturgis had the county champion in Alice Starkey, who ran a time of 20:47 to lead the field. The Trojans scored 27 points to win the championship while Three Rivers was second as a team with 39.
The Centreville boys were led by Will Hulin. The Bulldogs scored 25 team points, finishing ahead of Three Rivers, which scored 41.
Hulin paced the field with a time of 16:32 on the day. Nick Overweg ran to third place at 16:41, and Max Reed finished fourth at 17:08 while Will Swanwick came in fifth position with a time of 17:38. Tanner Bingaman came in 12th place for the Bulldogs at 18:40.
Three Rivers was second as a team on Monday with 41 points; Sturgis finished third with 79. White Pigeon came in fourth (112), Constantine was fifth (137) and Colon finished sixth (172).
The Wildcats were led by David Kore. He finished second overall in the race at 16:34. Elijah Harris (seventh, 18:12), Tony Hilton (ninth, 18:27) and Bryce Robinson (10th, 18:33) each finished inside the Top 10 as well. Cesar Rodriguez Delgado was 13th with a time of 18:48.
Sturgis was led by Milo Barry, who finished sixth with a time of 17:54. Cooper Hohn came in 11th position at 18:39, and Niko Morales was 21st at 19:21. Caleb Hohn finished 24th at 19:57, and Henry Ebert ran a time of 20:07 to finish 25th.
Leading White Pigeon was Aiden Jackson in 14th position at 18:55. Zak Wiley was 22nd at 19:29, Isaac Doubblestein finished 34th at 20:41, William Throw was 35th at 20:41 and Matthew McGahan came in 37th at 20:49.
Aaron Hofmeister led Constantine, finishing eighth at 18:13. Derek Sonnevil came in 40th at 21:15, Brock Warren was 48th at 22:10, Quinn Maxwell came in 55th at 23:04 and Frank Cantanzarite was 56th at 23:32.
Colon got a 41st-place finish from Charlie Wielenga, whose time was 21:15. Dylan Smith came in 46th at 22:04, Adam Trevino was 58th at 23:52, Kane Bernheisel ran to 61st at 24:32 and Sebastian Hernandez was 65th at 28:29.
After Starkey, Sturgis got a fourth-place finish from Emmy Farber (21:32) and a fifth-place finish from Ally Farber (21:35). Annmarie Taylor finished sixth overall at 21:39, Olivia Green came in 11th position at 22:24 and Eleanor Park was 14th at 22:47.
Three Rivers finished with three runners in the Top 10. Kloey Osborn came in second place at 21:17, and Lillie Kerr was third at 21:26. Lauren Kane ran a time of 21:46 for seventh. Brynn Copenhaver ran to 12th place at 22:39, and Simone Allen came in 16th at 22:58.
Constantine had a pair of runners in the Top 10. Allison Burns was eighth overall at 21:51, and Anna Davidhizar came in ninth at 22:04. Paytin Featherstone ran to 17th at 23:12, Eden Huser Company was 20th at 23:37 and Sofia Avila came in 29th at 25:34.
Emily Falkenstein was 10th to lead Centreville at 22:11. Addison Johnson acme in 13th at 22:41, and Norah Lammon was 18th at 23:13. Hazel Sloat finished 19th at 23:15, and Katelyn Trattles came in 24th at 24:37.
The All-County team for the girls was Starkey, Osborn, Kerr, Farber, Farber, Taylor, Kane, Burns, Davidhizar, Falkenstein, Green, Copenhaver, Johnson, Park and Aubrey Miller of White Pigeon.
The all-county team for the boys was Hulin, Kore, Overweg, Reed, Swanwick, Barry, Harris, Hofmeister, Hilton, Robinson, Hohn, Bingaman, Rodriguez Delgado, Jackson and Mason Wolfe of Three Rivers.
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