Perham and Fergus Falls Finish 1-2 at Perham Boys CC Invite
The Perham boys’ cross country team won their home Invitational on Thursday, scoring 49 points. Fergus Falls was runner-up in the 23 team field with 97 points. Third place went to Moorhead with 114, Bemidji was fourth with 119 and Bertha-Hewitt came in fifth with 141.
Full results can be found at https://gsetiming.com/results/cc_rslts/cc_rslts.asp?meet_id=1181&race_id=6407&sport=Cross-Country&show_what=individual
“This was a great day to run, the fall air makes for great running conditions,” said Fergus Falls Head Coach Derek Meyer. “Most of our athletes once again put out their best performance today. We had a lot of big time drops and outstanding performances that just make me smile, these are great confidence building times going into our final races. I am excited for the next few weeks and we will continue to get better and our team back to 100 percent. The varsity boys put together the race day I hoped for, it’s always a good day being ahead of some of the larger teams in Moorhead and Bemidji.”
Boys Varsity Team Results
1. Perham 49, 2. Fergus Falls 97, 3. Moorhead 114, 4. Bemidji 119, 5. Bertha-Hewitt 141, 6. Park Rapids 180, 7. Brainerd 205, 8. Hawley 225, 9. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 244, 10. Staples-Motley 262, 11. Detroit Lakes 332, 12. Lake Park-Audubon 365, 13. Ottertail Central 374, 14. Pelican Rapids 378, 15. Mountain Iron-Buhl 380, 16. Wadena-Deer Creek 415, 17. Breckenridge-Wahpeton 462, 18. Little Falls 478, 19. Frazee 498
Perham
1. Bjorn Anderson 15:29.4, 4. Isaac Paurus 16:01.7, 11. Dylan Guck 16:25.9, 13. Carter Flatau 16:30.9, 20. Brayden Glorvigen 16:59.9, 29. Matt Jorgenson 17:08.7, 38. Caden Doll 17:22.3
Fergus Falls
10. Henry Greenagel 16:25.7, 12. Jaden Miller 16:28.6, 18. Michael Schmidt 16:56.5, 25. Matthew Tuel 17:05.8, 32. Logan Bredenberg 17:12.8, 69. Micah Mouser 18:14.2, 77. Thomas Erickson 18:24.4
Bertha-Hewitt
7. Zane Guderjahn 16:13.2, 19. Preston Miller 16:59.1, 27. Zach Baumgartner 17:08.6, 36. Kobe Hinzmann 17:20.9, 52. Henry Lockwood 17:45.2, 70. Gunnar Barthel 18:14.7, 103. Gavin Brown 19:25.4
Hawley
17. Bridger Larson 16:51.2, 23. Landon Bakke 17:04.9, 44. Drake Dagenais 17:33.9, 67. Aiden Eilertson 18:08.7, 74. Braeden Lessard 18:19.4, 95. Landon Noonan 19:08.9, 124. Brayden Aldinger 20:35.2
Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton
8. Owen Winter 16:21.9, 53. Isaac Gifford 17:45.5, 58. Louis Gaytan 17:52.0, 62. Carter Julin 17:57.4, 63. Jed Toms 17:59.4, 86. Sebastian Gaytan 18:40.2, 101. Drew Martin 19:20.6
Ottertail Central
21. Peter Newark 17:01.1, 79. Talyn Setterholm 18:29.4, 80. Jonas Hagemeister 18:30.4, 84. Aidan Heggem 18:32.7, 114. Nathan Russ 19:53.3, 115. Phoenix Allison 19:56.9, 121. Jackson Jossart 20:24.1
Pelican Rapids
6. Charlie Larson 16:06.4, 47. Jack Welch 17:34.9, 85. Brody Syverson 18:34.7, 123. Braxton Johnson 20:28.3, 125. Peyton Borgen 20:38.2, 132. Phillip Kleinschmidt 21:45.6, 134. Eddie Sanchez 21:54.9
Wadena-Deer Creek
43. Grant Nelson 17:32.3, 78. Brennan Simmons 18:27.9, 89. Tayton Lehmann 19:02.7, 90. Cooper Damlo 19:03.6, 119. Trevin Kern 20:18.2, 120. Isaac Heppner 20:19.0, 135. Evan Schmidt 22:21.4
Breckenridge-Wahpeton
66. Noah Berge 18:03.2, 87. Troy Berndt 18:44.9, 92. Gabriel George 19:05.4, 112. Harry Ockhardt 19:47.8, 113. Jack Ekren 19:47.9, 122. Jaxon Hill 20:24.2, 128. Wyatt Stav 20:54.3
Frazee
71. Jonah Sharp 18:15.7, 82. Cael Pausch 18:32.2, 96. Brady Borah, 130. Alex Helmers 21:20.2, 143. Daniel Winn 25:48.1
United North Central
106. Matthew Treinen 19:30.2, 137. Wesley Hodge 22:49.9, 142. Henry Hultberg 25:37.2, 144. Casey Blixt 26:02.9
Parkers Prairie
109. Isaac Grabow 19:41.2, 131. Evan Washburn 21:22.2, 136. Jayme O’Brien 22:24.5,
New York Mills
111. Elijah Geiser 19:47.4, 139. Jerron Witt 23:11.4, 141. Dawson Seelhammer 25:10.7
Tommy Erickson competes for the Otters. PHOTO by RACHEL TUEL
Henry Greenagel was the first Otter to cross the finish line, taking 10th place. PHOTO by RACHEL TUEL
Michael Schmidt. PHOTO by RACHEL TUEL
Matthew Tuel and Logan Bredenberg run in Perham. PHOTO by RACHEL TUEL
Henry Greenagel and Jaden Miller led the Otters in Perham. PHOTO by RACHEL TUEL
