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PAGE 20 PRESSREPUBLICAN SPORTS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1995 SATURDAY^ By TIM REYNOLDS Staff Writer ELIZABETHTOWN - There's more to winning cross-country meets than crossing the line first. Peru's Johanna Evans won in- dividual honors in Friday's Class B portion of the Section VII Cross-Country Championships, held at Cobble Hill Golf Course in Elizabethtown, and the In- dians' top five runners finished the 3.05-mile race faster than any other team. But Peru's eight-year stran- glehold on the Class B crown ended, as Seton Catholic utilized the benefits of pack running en route to a 34-35 victory over the Indians, advancing the Knights to next Saturday's state meet in Corning. Saranac Lake also advanced to the state meet, winning the girls' Class C championship by 20 points over runner-up Saranac. \Seton ran a great team race,\ Peru coach Scott Woodward said. \They beat us and that's sports.\ Evans' time was 18:44, 15 sec- onds faster than Plattsburgh's Amy Tolosky. Seton's Edann Brady was third, and Jen Hastings was fourth for Peru. Seton runners Anne Larkin, Trish Leary and Katie VanAr- man finished 5-6-7 and, although Peru's pack of Meghan Miller, Beth Fezette, Autumn Swarts and Brooke Facteau actually beat Seton's Jeannette Waldron to the line, the pack finish was enough. \Our girls have a lot of depth,\ Seton coach Gayle Wilson said. \If somebody was going to have a bad race, it would have been OK. But they all ran well (and) I'm so proud of them.\ One of Seton's biggests asset Friday wasn't even one of its runners -r it was Plattsburgh's Heather Spellman's eighth-place finish. Had Spellman finished 11 seconds later, the championship Photo Editor/Dave Paczak AuSable Valley's Heather Freeborn, right, and Saranac's Kelly Duffy match strides in Girls' Class C race. Freeborn went on to 5-second victory over Duffy. would have been Peru's. Besides Seton's team, Evans, Tolosky, Hastings, Spellman and Miller will compete at states as individuals. - \Things don't always go perfectly,\ Woodward said. \In a way, it reminds me what's great about sports.\ ' Saranac Lake completed its improbable climb to a Section VII championship Friday, in only their first-ever season of com- petition with a full team. \I had no idea this would turn into this,\ coach Tom Kilroy said. \I would have been happy just to have formed a team.\ Like Seton, Saranac Lake's tight pack was the difference. Katie Demong was fourth, while Kristen Stemp, Jen Dougherty and Ashley Marshall werj? t 7*8-9 for the Redskins. Catherine Sieissner clinched the champion- ship with her 14th-place show- ing. \We weren't positive of this,\ Marshall said. \We wanted it and we worked hard for it. It's a sense of accomplishment.\ Individually, AuSable Valley's Heather Freeborn added a Class C crown to go with her CVAC championship, as she beat Saranac's Kelly Duffy (who quali- fied for a fifth state meet) by five seconds. \I hope we're over the hump,\ AuSable coach Rod Driscoll said. \She went out fast again and ran with whoever was there. She's making better use of the physical gifts she has.\ Freeborn, Duffy, Saranac's Felicia Williams (third place), Lake Placid's Arien Baker (fifth) and AuSable Valley's Hillary Davis (sixth) are state-bound, in addition to Saranac Lake's top seven runners. Girts Clu*B T*sm Scores 1, Seton Catholic, 34. 2, Peru, 35. 3, Pittsburgh', 62. 4, Beekmantown, 112. Top 20 Individual* . 1, y-Evans (Peru), 18:44; 2, y-Tolosky (PHS), 18:59; 3, x-E. Brady (SO, 19:07; 4, y-Hastings (Peru), 19:28; 5, x- Larkin (SO, 19:41; 6, x-Leary (SO, 19:52; 7, x-Van Ar- man (SO, 19:54; 8, y-Spellman (PHS), 20:06; 9, y-Miller (Peru), 20:10; 10, Pezette (Peru), 20:13; 11, Swarta (Peru), 20:15; 12, Facteau (Peru), 20:16; 13, x-Waldron (SO, 20:18; 14, Murphy (Peru), 20:20; 15, Drake (PHS), 20:21; 16, x-Prather ISC), 20:32; 17, x-Cushing (SO, 20:37j 18, Corbo (SO, 20:37: 19, Johr (Peru), 21:05; 20, Giroux (SO, 21:22. CisssC Taam Scons 1, Saranac Lake, 38. 2, Saranac, 58. 3, AuSable Valley, 73. 4, Northeastern Clinton, 76. 6, Ticonderoga, 89. Top 20 Individuals 1, y-Freeborn (AV), 19:04; 2, y-Dufly (Sar), 19:09; 3, yWilliams (Sar), 19:29; 4, x-Demong (SL), 19:47; 5, y- Baker (UP), 19:48; 6, y-Davis (AV), 20:13; 7, x-Stemp (SL), 20:46; 8, x-Dougherty (SL), 20:47; 9, x-Marshall (SL), 20:47; 10, Himmel (NO, 20:64; U, Juneau (NC), 21:05; 12, Warner (Sar), 21:13: 13, Mack (Ti), 21:28; 14, x- Melssner. (SL), 21:29; 15, Bianchine (Ti), 21:33; 16, Mor- - ri«on (AV), 21:39; 17, Dessureault (NC), 21:41; 18, Huestis (Ti), 21:47; 19, Kelsey (NC), 21:54; 20, Smithson (AV), 2!:59. X' designates qualification vja team championship y- desginates qualification via individual finish By TIM REYNOLDS Staff Writer ELIZABETHTOWN - Saranac Lake's boys cross-coun- try team has proved its ability all season long. On Friday, so did Ticonderoga's Jay Wells. Wells started strong and finished even stronger, and the. Ticojidexoga sorjho_mgre_was • hardly contested as he won Section VII Class C individual championship at Cobble Hill Golf Course, crossing the line in 15:39 — some 26 seconds faster than Saranac Lake's five-strong pack. With his win, Wells qualified for the New York State cross- country championship meet for the thir.d straight year. \He was ready,\ Ticonderoga coach Brian Kiely said. \It's not surprising that he won — but his time was a little surprising.\ \It was a fun race. I felt good and strong,\ Wells said. \I love this course.\ So did Seton Catholic's Jeremy Stone. Stone established a course re- cord with his winning time of 15:11 in the boys Class B race, which led Seton to its fourth con- secutive Class B team champion- ship. \He should have a good state meet,\ Seton coach Gayle Wilson Photo Editor/Dave Paczak Ticonderoga's Jay Wells, races to victory in Class C race. said. Saranac Lake's boys defended the Class C crown and showed they are ready for next Satur- day's state meet, as only Wells prevented the Redskins from duplicating last year's sweep of the top five sectional places. Fri- day's showing was another im- pressive outing, as Sean Burke, Bill Demong, Matt Cook, Matt Dougherty and Zach Handler finished one second apart for Saranac Lake. \It's here. That's about the gist _QLit,!!_Cppk_said. \States aren't just a thought anymore.\\ \It's finally time to show the rest of the state what we have,\ Dougherty said. Northeastern Clinton's Jared Antkowiak (seventh place) and Justin Tromblee (ninth) also qualified for states, as did Saranac's Corey Davidson (eighth) and AuSable Valley's Matt Russell (10th). Tim Burke and Chris Moore round out Saranac Lake's seven-man roster. In Class B, Seton, which had some runners struggle in recent meets, finally put everything together — and held off Peru with relative ease, winning 30- 44. Peru's Joe McCloud was sec- ond and Seton Catholic's Patrick Larkin third; relatively routine results. Seton's good fortune came in the form of Chris Bouvier (fourth), Gabe Sabourin (eighth) and Jerrod Nutt (14th). \It was finally there,\ Wilson said. \Gabe Sabourin had a great race and Jerrod Nutt came back for us.\ Travis Bashaw was fifth for Peru, Beekmantown's Matt Drowne was sixth, Plattsburgh's Luke Morrow was eighth and Beekmantown's Mike Martino ran one of his best races of the seasoirtoiinish ninth; Those five runners are all state-bound, as are Seton's sixth- and seventh- place runners Friday, Jarad Jabaut and Asa Tucker. BOYS CI««sB Team Scorat 1, Seton Catholic, 30; 2, Peru, 44; 3, Beekmantown, 68; 4, Plattsburgh, 84. Top 20 Individuals 1, x-Stone (SO, 16:11; 2, y-McCloud (Peru), 16:25; 3, x-Larkin (SO, 16:28; 4, X'Bouvier (SO, 16:11; 5, y. Bashaw (Peru), 16:19; 6, y-M. Drowne (Beek), 16:21; 7, y-Morrow (PHS), 16:26; 8, x-Sabourin (SO, 16:26; 9, y- Martino (Beek), 16:27; 10, Akin (Peru), 16:28; 11, J. Drowne (Beek), 16:36; 12, Salembier (Peru), 16:37; 13, Pelkey (PHS), 16:45; x-14, Nutt (SO, 16:46; 16, Garrow (Peru), 17:17; 16, Recore (Beek), 17:24; 17, Lashway (Peru), 17:36; 18, Priaciandaro (Peru), 17:41; 19, Drew (PHS), 17:44; 20, x-Jabaut (SO, 17:67. Also: 21, x-Tucker (SO, 18:14. Class C Taam Scores 1, Saranac Lake, 20; 2, Northeastern Clinton, 70; 3, Ticonderoga, 76; 4, AuSable Valley, 78; 5, Saranac, 112. Top 20 Individuals 1, y-Wells (Ti), 16:39; 2, x-S. Burke (SL), 16:06; 3, x- Demong (SL), 16:06; 4, x-Cook (SL), 16:06; 5, x-Doughcrty ISL), 16:06; 6, x-Handler (SL), 16:07; 7, y-Antkowiak (NC), 16:27; 8, y-Davidson (Sar), 16:32; 9, y-Ju. Trombley (NC), 16:35; 10, y-Bussell (AV), 16:36; 11, Young (Ti), 16:48; 12, x-T. Burke (SL), 17:06; 13, King (AV), 17:13; 14, x-Moore (SL), 17:21; 15, Ja. Trombley (NC), 17:24; 16, Gearhart (AV), 17:31; 17, Fahl (SL), 17:40; 18, Levitt (SL), 17:47; 19, Meissner (SL), 17:56; 20, McMillan (NC), 17:58. x> dsnotts stats most qualification via tsam ehampl- onshlp •y- dsnotss stats msst qualification via Individual finish Malone boys' streak at 20 and counting CANTON - The streak is very much alive. The Franklin Academy boys cross-country team qualified for next weekend's states by winning the Section X Class B champion- ship Friday for the 20th year in a row. The Huskies finished with 21 points, while Gouverneur was a distant second with 40. Guverneur's Steve Folsom won the individual race in a time of 16:41 over the wet 3-mile course. Al Mitchell, of Ogdensburg, was second. Shawn Marek led the Franklin Academy runners with a 17:01 to take third. The Huskies' Bryan Boyea was fourth as Franklin Academy runners claimed six stops in the top 10, and had another runner finish 11th. \Shawn Marek is the only senior on the team and he will be going to his third state meet,\ Franklin Academy coach Bob Fraser said. \We have a very young team and they kept the streak going for us. They started to improve with every race. We'll be sending our entire team to the states and Mark Fitzpatrick, who is on the junior varsity, also qualified in a time of 17:31.\ The state meet will be held next Saturday at Corning Com- Paul Smith's cagers bounce back to defeat Word of Life PAUL SMITHS - Paul Smith's College got a balanced scoring attack Friday night in rolling past Word of Life, 95-57, in men's basketball. Ernest Bethune paced the winners with 15 points, while Bart Thomas added 13 and Adam Poirier, 11. Demeatrich Pond chipped in nine rebounds and four blocks, and Chip Love added nine rebounds. Paul Smith's, which evened its record at 1-1, held a 47-33 lead at the half and wore down the visitors in the second half. The Bobcats return to action on Sun- day at Junior College of Albany. Paul Smith's 95, Word of Ufs 87 Word of Ufs (97) McGniw, 1.3-5; Reinbeck, 10-6-26; Clarke, 2-2-6; Hudgina, 1-0-3; Chomberlin, 1-6-7; Hartwell, 1-1-4; Tiller, 1-1-3; Oowor, 1-1-3; Cnrmon, 0-0-0; Miller, 0-0-0. Totals: 1H-19-57. P«ul Smith's (95) ' Nlvnr, 0-2-2; Thomas, 6-0-13; AttannBhlo, 3-0-7; Walker, 4-1-9; Monroo, 0-0-0; Wilde, 3-1-7; Snntana, 3-1- 7; Polkcy, 1-0-2; Poirier, 5-0-11; Bothune, 5-2-15; Pond, 3-0-6; Arnold, 1-0-2; Love, 3-2-8; Sadowaki, 3-0-6. ToSfis: 41.9-9I) HallUme: Paul Smith's 47, Word of Lifo 33. 3-point goals: Hudgins; Hartwoll; Thomas; Attanashio; Poirier, Bethune. munity College. ~ Taam'scorss 1, Franklin Academy, 21. 2, Gouverneur, 40. 3, OFA, 42. 4, Potsdam, inc. Individual raaulta I, FoUom, G, 16:41. 2, MitchclKOFA), 17:00. 3, Marek (FA), 17:01. 4, Boyea (FA), 17:02. 5, Williams (OFA), 17:14. 6, Duffy (FA), 17:18. 7, Soper (FA), 17:34. 8, Man- ning (G), 17:37. 9, Dupree (FA), 17:40. 10, Tavernier (FA), 17:41. Othsr FA tlnishsra II, Durham, (FA), 17:42. FA girls tie for second CANTON - The Section X Championship in girls' cross- country figured to be hotly con- tested Friday afternoon, but few expected Canton to come away the winner. The race was supposed to be between Franklin Academy and Ogdensburg, but host Canton, placing three runners in the top five, slipped through a two-point victory. The Golden Bears, led by Jenny Dendleyker, finished with 1 ! 40 points to beat out Malone and Ogdensburg, with 42 each. Dendleyker covered the flat 3.1-mile course in 20 minutes, 23 seconds to beat Ogdensburg's Missy Hurt by 33 seconds. Betsy Windt placed fourth for Canton, just ahead of teammate Katie Backus, whose surprising per- formance was key to the Bears' championship victory. Sara Mills was the first Franklin Academy finisher, placing sixth in 21:08. The Huskies grabbed the next four places with Erika Johnson and Heidi Rowe qualifying for the state meet, along with Mills. The New York State Public High School Athletic Association championships will be held in Corning next Saturday. Ssction X Cross-country Championships Tsam rssults 1, Canton 40. 2, Franklin Academy, 42. 3, Ogdensburg, 42. 4, Gouverneur, incomplete Top 15 Individuals 1, Dendleyker (C), 20:23. 2, Hurst (OFA), 20:56. 3, Carkner (OFA), 21:05. 4, Windt (C), 21:07. 5, Backus (C), 21:07. 6, Mills (FA), 21:08. 7, Johnson (FA), 21:29. 8, Rowe (FA), 21:30. 9, Bartlctt (FA), 21:35. 10, Adams (OFA), 21:43. 11, Gedbow (OFA), 21:58. 12, Kinsley (FA), 22:16. 13, Webster (C), 22:33. 14, Reville (FA), 22:45. 16, Hale (G), 23:17. 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