WEBSTER CITY LYNX CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS
Eldora - New Providence Invitational - October 2, 2004

BOYS		GIRLS
TEAM SCORES		TEAM SCORES
Nevada	72	CMB	98
East Marshall	99	Webster City	100
Webster City	123	Nevada	109
BCLUW	127	North Tama	119
North Tama	182	East Marshall	156
Mason City Newman	215	New Hampton	162
CMB	216	South Tama	216
Gladbrook-Reinbeck	242	BCLUW	220
Iowa Falls-Alden	251	Colfax-Mingo	249
South Tama	277	Iowa Falls-Alden	253
Roland Story	291	RS/SCMT	267
Colo-Nesco	316	Gladbrook-Reinbeck	270
Eldora-New Providence	321	AGWSR	281
AGWSR	339	Belmond-Klemme	346
Colfax-Mingo	343	Mason City Newman	364
Belmond-Klemme	345	Colo-Nesco	408
GMG	364	Eldora-New Providence	470
3 Teams	NTS

VARSITY BOYS	W.T.-16:56	GIRLS VARSITY	W.T.-14:27
Tony Fischels	1^st-16:56	Kelsey Tompkins	12^th-16:06
Chris Wardell	2^nd-17:39	Shannon Kane	14^th- 16:08
Joel Abbott	35^th-19:22	Emily Long	15^th-16:11
Dustin Rich	42^nd-19:38	Katie Greufe	30^th-16:48
Jesse Ogg	43^rd-19:41	Becky Perin	31^st-16:49
Alex Flege	59^th-20:18	Libby McMurray	34^th-16:53
Nick Barnes	67^th-20:41	Jennie Bunkofske	46^th-17:21

AWARD WINNERS		AWARD WINNERS
Tony Fischels		Kelsey Tompkins
Chris Wardell		Shannon Kane
		Emily Long

J.V. TEAM SCORES		J.V. TEAM SCORES
Nevada	10	New Hampton	15
Webster City	37	Nevada	35
CMB	63	Webster City	45
Iowa Falls-Alden	70	East Marshall	58
Colfax-Mingo	92	5 Teams	NTS
Belmond-Klemme	108
7 Teams	NTS

J.V. BOYS	W.T.-19:11	J.V. GIRLS	W.T.-17:00
Aaron Bieker	8^th-20:40	Jessica Severson	4^th-17:41
Andrew Hunt	19^th-21:32	Elizabeth Johnson	8^th-18:35
Chris Scholtens	20^th-21:40	Ashton Jacobson	14^th-19:11
Brandon Hicok	21^st-21:46	Natoshia Wardell	30^th-22:15
Matt McConnell	22^nd-21:57
Mac McCollough	37^th-23:35

J.V. AWARD WINNERS		J.V. AWARD WINNERS
Aaron Bieker		Jessica Severson
		Elizabeth Johnson
		Ashton Jacobson

COACH BUSSAN’S COMMENTS:
BOYS: This was our poorest overall performance as a team this season. While Tony Fischels and Chris Wardell continue to run well, we will have to become more consistent if we hope to accomplish our goals at the end of the season. Tony, once again, ran a tremendous race taking control early in running very well on a tough course. The boys course has been same for several years and Tony’s time is one of the better efforts we have had there. Chris Wardell ran alone in second throughout the race and is also performing well. After that, we had a huge gap. Nevada, whom we had beaten by 30 points at Ballard, put all 7 of their runners ahead of our #3 runner. Joel Abbott, Dustin Rich and Jesse Ogg pack ran in our 3-5 positions. Dustin and Jesse showed some improvement. Regular #3 and #4 runners Nick Barnes and Alex Flege had exceptionally difficult races and fell back quickly. On the J.V. side, a number of our athletes competed quite well. I was very pleased with the way they battled for positions and moved up throughout the race.

GIRLS: Overall, we had a pretty good effort from our girls team. Our top 3 moved forward well after opening a bit too conservatively. Kelsey Tompkins, once again, had a strong final 800 meters to lead us. Shannon Kane and Emily Long also moved forward nicely throughout the race. Katie Greufe and Becky Perin showed significant improvement as they moved into scoring positions for us. The course was considerably short and so our times are not clear indicators of our effort. We did run without our #1 runner from the last two meets, freshman Ashley Grimm who sat out the meet due to tendonitis in her knees. We also have lost top 5 runner and two time returning letter winner Ashley Hanson for the season to a broken foot sustained at our homecoming homeroom games. Ashley Grimm will return to our line-up this Thursday as we participate in the Ft. Dodge Invitational. Our junior varsity competed well. Jessie Severson went out aggressively and ran at the front of the race. Elizabeth Johnson had perhaps the best effort of anyone on the team constantly moving forward throughout the race. Ashton Jacobson also ran well.