Prep cross country: Marysville Pilchuck meet

At Marysville Pilchuck H.S.

5,000 meters

Boys team scores—1. Oak Harbor 29, 2. Cascade 31, 3. Marysville-Pilchuck 72.

Oak Harbor—1. John Rodeheffer 16:23, 2. Clayton Richardson 16:41, 5. Sebastian Ceasar 17:40, 10. Nathan Richardson 18:37, 11. Miguel Guzman 18:45. Cascade—3. Dylan Olson 17:21, 4. Jackson Wagner 17:35, 7. Lucas Strand 18:10, 8. Joel Henry 18:24, 9. Evan Hurt 18:29. Marysville Pilchuck—6. Chris Moen 17:43, 15. David Gloyd 19:12, 16. Michael Dufour 19:19, 18. David Adams 19:31, 20. Josh Berry 19:43.

Girls team scores—1. Oak Harbor 24, 2. Cascade 35, 3. Marysville Pilchuck 84.

Oak Harbor—1. Alexandra Laiblin 19:28, 2. Jonalynn Horn 20:10, 6. Marisa Sligh 22:23, 7. Natalie Fiallos 22:34, 8. Kaitlyn Chelberg 22:57. Cascade—3. Amanda Redord 21:56, 4. Sarah Elbert 21:58, 5. Ashley Carlson 22:08, 12. Jaidacyn Madrigal 23:16, 13. Jordan Erbeck 23:33. Marysville Pilchuck—20. Natasha Flitz 25:02, 24. Trinity Wolfington 26:13, 29. Jamie Hollister 28:10, 30. Jennifer Christenson 28:12, 33. Lauren Edgar 28:57.

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