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CROSS COUNTRY LINKS |
Girls' Team Takes Third in State; Martinez Leads BoysBehind senior Kelsey Hatcher's second-place finish, the Lady Mustang cross country team took third place in the 2007 State Cross Country Meet held in Hot Springs. With her finish, Hatcher earned All-State honors for the fourth consecutive year. "All the hard work throughout the season paid off," said head coach David Shackelford. Jenny Fisher and Jessica Lieblich placed 21st and 22nd, respectively, and Lisa Alley finished in the top 30 while Kandace Parker rounded out the Lady Mustang runners. For the boys, Jesus Martinez led the way with a sixth-place finish, giving him All-State honors as only a sophomore. With over 110 runners competing, Max Deaton finished in the top 20 as Corey Reed, Joe Worley and Colin Osment completed the Mustang team. Martinez, Fisher Finish ThirdRunning in the Justin Welch Invitational in Sheridan, Jenny Fisher and Jesus Martinez both finished third in the senior girls' and senior boys' divisions, respectively. Fisher ran a personal-best time of 24:02 while Martinez broke the elusive 18-minute mark for the first time with a Max Deaton finished seventh in the senior boys' division with a time of 18:43. Kandace Parker competed in her first senior high event and finished in 26:33. The junior high boys finished first out of four teams competing as Hayden Rickett, Will Campbell and Brandon Rickett finished sixth, seventh and eighth, respectively. Bo Smith finished tenth and Jered Bryan placed 14th. |
