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Beavercreek Cross Country 2007

Beavercreek Varsity Results
                                                                  results courtesy CC parents club

Beavercreek concludes another top caliber Cross Country season with many highlights and individual accomplishments. Saturday in Troy, Ohio, where both girls' and boys' seasons ended, but not without a gallant fight.

             The girls' team narrowly missed qualifying for state by finishing 5th, with the top four teams advancing. Jessika Olnhausen tied her personal best time of 19:07. This qualified her for state competition this year as one of the top 16 individuals in this race and she is returning to this event for the 2nd time in her career. Audrey Holbrook only missed attending by 3 positions as she was 2nd for the team and 19th place overall. For the team, Jenny Wisniewski was 3rd, Randall Williams 4th, Erin Code 5th with a personal best of 20:30, Melinda Lim 6th and Bridget Hatfield 7th. Two weeks ago, the girls won the Central division of GWOC, Greater Western Ohio Conference, and Jack Holliday was named coach of the year. Last week, the girls' team finished 2nd at the Southwest District Meet and qualified a regional team which has been the case every year since their program's inception, a remarkable feat. 

            The boys were led by Nate Spears, who only missed attending the state meet by 2 positions as he was 18th overall. Patrick Taylor finished 2nd for the team followed by Bryan Petry 3rd, Scott Szalejko 4th, Ben Leininger 5th, David Speaker 6th and John Petry 7th. Two weeks ago, the boys finished 3rd overall in the GWOC. Last week they competed in the Southwest District Meet held at Dayton Miami Valley Technical Career Center and placed third as a team. They had 7 runners in the top 20. Then for the 32nd straight year advanced to Regionals and finished behind all the state powers from Dayton and Cincinnati. The team ran a 17:37 average time with 10 teams running under 17:00 minutes, some of the best averages state wide.

All in all, it was a season most teams state-wide would be proud to claim.

Go Beavers!!