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September 25, 2018
After a postponement from Thursday September 20th the Osmond cross country team got to race. Some of the Tigers were scheduled to run at the meet in Creighton, but it was canceled due to poor course conditions, so the entire team traveled to the Lakeview Golf Course.
Because the date of the meet was moved teams like South Sioux City, Wayne, and BRLD did not attend. There was still a high level of competition as a pair of Crofton runners finished first and second. Winning time was 17:00.38. They were followed by four Norfolk Catholic runners. Next was a pair of Tigers, Johnson Chishiba finished in 7th place (18:14.05) and Jared Bessmer 8th (18:15.88), both were near their best times ever. Graysen Schultze was 10th (18:32.82), Ryan Schmit 16th (19:26.13), Aaron Chishiba 18th (19:44.72) and Kaden Polt 20th (20:09.35).
Alexander Heiman was the runner-up in the junior varsity division (22:09.91) and Connor vonRentzell was 8th (24:44.45).
Team Scores:
18 Norfolk Catholic
24 Crofton
40 Osmond
73 Laurel-Concord-Coleridge
In the girl’s portion of the meet Lexi Beacom finished in 11th place (25:12.72) and Hayle Krienert was 12th (25:23.91). Jozie Kumm just missed medaling as she placed 17th in 31:21.40.
For the Tigers in the jr. high division Caydence Krienert finished the 2000 meter course in 7th place (8:21.07), Erica Heiman was 9th (8:23.90) and Juliana Kumm was 15th (9:07.73). Crofton’s Jordyn Arens won the race in 7:02.94. There were 22 runners in the field.
On the boy’s side Robert Aschoff finished one place out of the medals in 11th place (7:40.52). Bloomfield/Wausa runner Addison Smith won the event in 6:44.74. There were 36 runners in this race.
“This was a tough meet even without all the teams entered” noted Coach Joe Ortmeier. “I was pleased with the way we competed especially since it was a last minute change for some of our kids. The times looked pretty good also.”
