The
region 4-AAAAA cross country championships took place last Saturday at
The Beach in Jonesboro. McIntosh's girls team, the favorite in the race
and expected to be among the top contenders for the Class AAAAA state
title, finished in second place to Lovejoy by a point. Starr's Mill placed
fourth, while Fayette County placed 10th. McIntosh's boys however won,
while Starr's Mill placed third and Fayette County's boys placed fifth.
The
top five runners for McIntosh were Shaun Emery, fourth, 17:34; Anthony
Collier Quinn, sixth, 17:44; Ben Brantly, eighth, 17:51; Randy Hutchinson,
10, 17:58 and Charlie Gonzalez, 16, 18:15.
McIntosh
had three girls finish in the top 10: Dana Van Winkle, fifth, 20:59; Elizabeth
Gardner, sixth, 21:00 and Judy Thomasson, seventh, 21:04. Mary Crofton
finished in 12th place for the lady Chiefs with a time of 22:02, while
Nicole Degner rounded out the top five for McIntosh with an 18th place
finish in a time of 22:38.
Starr's
Mill's top five runners included Heather Krehbiel, 16, 22:19; Katie Hughes,
17, 22:36; Jennifer Kroupa, 21, 22:44; Lee Ann Norris, 28, 23:51 and Hanna
Sargent, 34, 24:19. Fayette County's top five runners were Kyle Mageral,
33, 24:12; Kerry Mageral, 40, 24:41; Allison Nelms, 56, 26:29; Stephanie
Patterson, 57, 26:33 and Damielle Ashley, 62, 27:20.
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