Headline:
Tagline:
Byline:
Display: Website Navigation As Staff Page Only Website Navigation As Staff Page Only
Template: No Staff Template Default Staff Template: Osmond Notebook Set as Default Template Set as Default Template Help
HTML Editor:
Working...
August 28, 2020
The Osmond boys cross country team overcame some tough mid-nineties temperatures to win the Hartington-Newcastle invitational. The Tigers were 10 points better than runner –up Hartington. The Wildcats star sophomore Carson Noecker won the meet over two minutes ahead of second place.
Johnson Chishiba and Graysen Schultze finished in fourth and fifth place. Homer’s Grant Lander trailed the two Tigers till the last mile when he made his more and passed them. He had to hold on as the pair nearly ran him and the second place runner from Battle Creek down on the final 100 meters to the finish line. Johnson’s time was 19:29.36 and Graysen ran 19:29.96.
Sophomore Karter Johnson ran a solid race collecting a medal at 13th place. Karter had a nice kick and passed a Ponca runner down the stretch. His time was 21:41.04. Kaden Polt was the next Tiger to finish in 19th place. He ran a steady race and finished in a time of 22:25.59. He was followed closely by Robert Aschoff who placed 22nd in a time of 23:08.99.
Hunter Beacom and Bodie True were Osmond’s next two finishers in 33rd and 34th place. Hunter ran 24:07.42 and Bodie 24:12.94. Hudson Schultze edged James Doyle as they crossed the line in 43rd and 44th place. Hudson was clocked at 25:03.87 and James 25:11.0. Connor vonRentzell was next placing 62nd in 29:37.16. Seventy-three runners completed the race.
Top finisher for the girl’s was junior Riley Wagner. Riley picked up her pace midway through the race and moved into 7th place and that’s where she finished in a time of 27:23.15. Jozie Kumm also collected a medal placing 15th in a time of 33:04.71. Lexi Beacom was the next Tiger to complete the course in 17th place in a time of 34:28.62.
Keli Aschoff finished in 2nd place in the jr. high girls division. She covered the 2000-meter course in 9:28.34. For the jr. high boy’s Andrew Bucklew placed 11th in 8:47.48, Noah Geneski was 16th in a time of 9:05.94, and Cody Gansebom 20th in 9:31.70.
“I was very proud of the team for their toughness running on a very warm day. They competed very well” praised Coach Joe Ortmeier.
Team Scores:
Boy’s Girls
1st 37 Osmond 20 Battle Creek
2nd 47 Hartington-Newcastle
3rd 62 Battle Creek
4th 73 Pender
5th 79 Neligh-Oakdale
6th 91 Ponca
7th 108 Laurel-Concord-Coleridge
8th 130 Winnebago
9th 132 Plainview
10th 166 Osmond JV
11th 171 Randolph
12th 216 Ponca JV