Brooke Jaworski, Axel Treinen headed to state for cross country

STEVENS POINT - SPASH’s Ricky Perez won the Division 1 Stevens Point Sectional with a time of 16:10.

The SPASH boys team also earned the top team score, earning them a place in the upcoming state meet. Derek Franz (fourth), Liam Belson (sixth) and Mark Stoskopf (seventh) also finished in the top 10 for the Panthers.

“Today was the first time that we looked like the team we thought we could be,” SPASH coach Donn Behnke said. “Ricky is a tremendous talent and he went out there to run his hardest 5,000 meters of his life.”

Wausau East’s Axel Treinen earned a spot at state by placing second, while D.C. Everest’s Isaiah Winowiski finished ninth to qualify.

In the girls race, Wausau West’s Brooke Jaworski placed first with a time of 19:12. She will race at state as an individual. Wausau East’s Mariah Haight and Wisconsin Rapids’ Willow Sering will also race at state as individuals following fifth and ninth place finishes, respectively.

The SPASH girls team earned a state berth after edging Hortonville and Appleton North for the top team score. Maddie Hyland (sixth), Grace Belson (eighth) and Madelyn Schneider (10th) led the Panthers with top-10 finishes.

Boys

Team results: *1. SPASH 31; *2. Appleton North 67; 3. Hortonville 86; 4. D.C. Everest 143; 5. Marshfield 146; 6. Wausau East 148; 7. Appleton East 172; 8. Wisconsin Rapids 185; 9. Appleton West 209; 10. Tomah 235; 11. Wausau West 343; 12. Merrill 350.

State qualifying individuals: 2. Axel Treinen (Wausau East), 16:17; 9. Isaiah Winowiski (D.C. Everest), 16:56; 10. Noah Bruehl (Appleton East), 17:00; 11. Joseph Nicholson (Hortonville), 17:02; 12. Michael Jarvis (Hortonville), 17:06.

SPASH (31): 1. Ricky Perez, 16:10; 4. Derek Franz, 16:20; 6. Liam Belson, 16:50; 7. Mark Stoskopf, 16:53; 13. Monty Flatoff, 17:11; (14) Chad Franz, 17:14; (16) Mason Meixner, 17:20.

D.C. Everest (143): 9. Isaiah Winowiski, 16:56; 18. Trever Zunker, 17:27; 19. Ethan Bohlman, 17:29; 44. Devin Stowell, 18:20; 53. Kyle VanGalder, 18:27; 55. J.J. Burrill, 18:29; 60. Jonathan Mulder, 18:44.

Marshfield (146): 15. Jordan Dzikowich, 17:19; 26. Jared Oemig, 17:43; 30. Addison Hill, 17:50; 33. Joseph McKee, 17:59; 42. Evan Ellis, 18:18; (54) Jacob Dick, 18:28; (74) Paul Fischer, 19:27.

Wausau East (148): 2. Axel Treinen, 16:17; 28. Jordan Straub, 17:46; 34. Elijah Olson, 18:02; 35. Josh Lopez, 18:03; 49. Bennet Gassner, 18:24; (56) Dakota Potter, 18:31; (71) Noah Briquelet Miller, 18:59.

Wisconsin Rapids (185): 25. Harrison Sullivan, 17:38; 32. Josh Niedbalski, 17:57; 36. Matt Aaseng, 18:04; 41. Zach Kozlowski, 18:16; 51. Mitchell Hammer, 18:25; (80) Ben Ontl, 20:22; (83) Matt Dondlinger, 20:45.

Wausau West (343): 37. Andrew Vehlow, 18:05; 73. Drew Schoch, 19:24; 75. Anthony Lewis, 19:39; 77. Harrison Greene, 19:52; 81. Caleb Vandenberg, 20:42; (82) Eric Ottosen, 20:43; (84) Hunter Ricklefs, 20:52.

Merrill (350): 63. Stephen Koch, 18:47; 69. Andrei Heisinger, 18:58; 70. Dominic Laufenberg, 18:58; 72. Ethan Halfman, 19:07; 76. Nathan Koch, 19:44; (78) Alik Berreth, 20:01; (79) Novitch Jacob, 20:12.

Girls

Team results: *1. SPASH 56; *2. Hortonville 62; 3. Appleton North 74; 4. Wausau West 121; 5. Appleton East 132; 6. D.C. Everest 155; 7. Wausau East 165; 8. Appleton West 211; 9. Wisconsin Rapids 218; 10. Marshfield 288; 11. Merrill 293; 12. Tomah 303.

State qualifying individuals: 1. Brooke Jaworski (Wausau West), 19:12; 4. Mary Rose Flood (Appleton North), 19:21; 5. Mariah Haight (Wausau East), 19:26; 7. Sydney Squier, 19:51; 9. Willow Sering (Wisconsin Rapids), 19:57.

SPASH (56): 6. Maddie Hyland, 19:38; 8. Grace Belson, 19:53; 10. Madelyn Schneider, 19:59; 13. Mya Zajakowski, 20:05; 19. Carly Olsen, 20:21; (23) Kaylee Newland, 20:35; 35. Miranda DeBot, 21:15.

Wausau West: 1. Brooke Jaworski, 19:12; 22. Mackenzie Malone, 20:34.5; 27. Alivia Rass, 20:49; 28. Megan Mohr, 20:51; 43. Isabella D’Burke, 21:43; (54) Kayla Durr, 22:11; (57) Lizzy Mikulich, 22:44.

D.C. Everest (155): 17. Malorie Schmoll, 20:11; 24. Emma Jourdan, 20:36; 32. Katelyn Spooner, 21:08; 38. Zoey Minnihan, 21:19; 44. Ariana Christophersen, 21:44; (53) Nicole Kleman, 22:10; (59), Paige Edwards, 22:49.

Wausau East (165): 5. Mariah Haight, 19:26; 33. McKenna Taylor, 21:12; 37; Josie Bartishofski, 21:18; 40. Eliza Morgan, 21:31; 50. Brenna Urmanski, 21:59; (52) Sarah Croker, 22:07; (69) Keagan Sather, 23:22.

Wisconsin Rapids (218): 9. Willow Sering, 19:57; 42. Mariah Matthews, 21:36; 49. Lacey Foate, 21:58; 51. Kori Greiner, 22:05; 67. Haley Goldberg, 23:14; (68) Kaidee Voight, 23:16; (81) Caitlyn Whipple, 25:37.

Marshfield (288): 39. Sophia Schrodi, 21:25; 46. Lilly O’Brien, 21:45; 58. Madysen Bohman, 22:45; 71. Selena Rocha, 23:23; 74. Lottie Schrodi, 23:48; (76) Emma Gilkerson, 24:24; (78) Jocie Anderson, 24:28.

Merrill (293): 31. Dalie Thomas, 21:07; 56. Deanta Saunder, 22:37; 63. Hunter Zecca, 23:01; 70. Lily Reimann, 23:23; 73 Autumn Schenzel, 23:40; (75) Anne Herdt, 24:08.

*team qualifiers

Amherst Sectional Division 3

STEVENS POINT - Rosholt’s Adam Rzentkowski finished in 16:37 to finish first at Standing Rocks Park.

The Rosholt boys team earned a trip to state by taking the top team score. Sawyer Fleming placed third, while Jonah Guzman rounded out the top 10 for the Hornets.

The Amherst boys team also advanced to state by placing second. The Falcons were led by Cole McKenzie’s ninth-place finish. Iola-Scandinavia’s Joe Makovic will also compete at state as an individual after finishing second.

In the girls race, the Rosholt and Wittenberg-Birnamwood teams advanced to state while finishing first and second, respectively. Marion’s Delaney Greene-Gretzinger won the girls race in 19:09.

The Hornets were led by Jordan Zdroik (third), Jenna Trzebiatowski (seventh) and Brittany Gagas (eighth), while Emily Norrbom (sixth) and Paige Norrbom (11th) led the Chargers. Iola-Scandinavia’s Erika Kisting (second), Leighten Fischer (fifth) and Jada Beacom (ninth) will all race at state after qualifying as individuals.

“My goal was to stick with Delaney (Greene-Gretzinger), and even though I didn't do that, I'm still proud that I gave it my all for this meet,” said Kisting. “I know what I have to work on for state. My goal is to beat the 19-minute mark.”

Boys

Team results: *1. Rosholt 50; *2. Amherst 75; 3. Princeton/Green Lake 130; 4. Bonduel 141; 5. Wittenberg-Birnamwood 163; 6. Coleman 163; 7. Laconia 182; 8. St. Mary Catholic 197; 9. Pardeeville 215; 10. Markesan 242; 11. Oconto 282; 12. Weyauwega-Fremont 291; 13. Menominee Indian 308.

State qualifying individuals: 2. Joe Makovic (Iola-Scandinavia), 17:07; 4. Miles Kremsreiter (Coleman), 17:17; 5. Kasey Casper (Coleman), 17:21; 6. Brandon Wagner (St. Mary Catholic), 17:26; 7. Jared Wondra (Bonduel), 17:31.

Rosholt (50): 1. Adam Rzentkowski, 16:37; 3. Sawyer Fleming, 17:16; 10. Jonah Guzman, 17:42; 18. Dausen Anderson, 18:00; 22. Bryan Cook, 18:15; (28) Cole Bembenek, 18:29; (43) Isaish Cherek, 18:57.

Amherst (75): 9. Cole McKenzie, 17:38; 13. Adam Wise, 17:54; 16. Sawyer Eiden, 18:00; 19. David Rieck, 18:08; 23. Seth Barnes, 18:18; (37) Trent Miller, 18:44; (72) Robert Johannes, 20:37.

Wittenberg-Birnamwood (163): 17. Cole Schairer, 18:00; 27. Damon Wolff, 18:29; 42. Nathan Miller, 18:55; 45. Hunter Schroepfer, 19:02; 47. Brendan Resch, 19:11; (48) Teagon Lehman, 19:11; (59) Alex Nelson, 19:40.

Iola-Scandinavia (inc.): 2. Joe Makovic, 17:07; 26. Erik Kriewaldt, 18:26; 83. Jordan Fuhs, 21:33; 84. Trenton Niemi, 21:34.

Girls

Team results: *1. Rosholt 45; *2. Wittenberg-Birnamwood 68; 3. Iola-Scandinavia 88; 4. Amherst 145; 5. Laconia 145; 6. Pardeeville 151; 7. Weyauwega-Fremont 177; 8. Bonduel 187; 9. Rio/Fall River 245; 10. Marion 251; 11. St. Mary Catholic 272; 12. Markesan 282; 13. Oconto 331.

State qualifying individuals: 1. Delaney Greene-Gretzinger (Marion), 19:09; 2. Erika Kisting (Iola-Scandinavia), 19:33; 4. Cyna Madigan (Laconia), 20:11; 5. Leighten Fischer (Iola-Scandinavia), 20:18; 9. Jada Beacom (Iola-Scandinavia), 20:57.

Rosholt (45): 3. Jordan Zdroik, 20:00; 7. Jenna Trzebiatowski, 20:27; 8. Brittany Gagas, 20:45; 16. Taylor Krogwold, 21:53; 17. Riley Walski, 21:55; (26) Amanda Wanta, 22:38; (27) Lexi Cordova, 22:42.

Wittenberg-Birnamwood (68): 6. Emily Norrbom, 20:24; 11. Paige Norrbom, 21:21; 18. Erica Wendler, 21:58; 21. Alexis Balliett, 22:12; 22. Maddy Pietz, 22:14; (57) Alyssa Meverden, 24:14; (77) Molly Gretzlock, 25:32.

Iola-Scandinavia (88): 2. Erika Kisting, 19:33; 5. Leighten Fischer, 20:18; 9. Jada Beacom, 20:57; 38. Natalie Rustad, 23:24; 43. Makenna Brown, 23:25; (60) Brynn Rasmussen, 24:36; (84) Haley Ullom, 26:14.

Amherst (145): 20. Rebecca Ostrowski, 22:07; 30. Sydney Hintz, 22:59; 34. Lindsay Dose, 23:05; 36. Victoria Weier, 23:20; 46. Shayna Cisewski, 23:52; (65) Madelyn David, 24:48; (67) Kaylee Chojnacki, 25:07.

*team qualifiers

Waupaca Sectional - Division 2

WAUPACA - Trey Ulrich secured his ticket to state by taking third overall with a time of 16:55.60.

Ulrich helped the Raiders (115) to a third place finish overall as a team, just missing a state berth by four points. Mason Webster led the Hatchets with a time of 17:57.81, while Grayson Barrett was the top-finisher for Mosinee, finishing in 17:57.36.

Franny Seidel claimed a third-place finish, grabbing a ticket to state and helping the Raiders’ girls team finish third as well. Iras Shira was the top runner for Mosinee, while Haley Voermans-Dea rounded out the top 10 and helped Tomahawk to a eighth-place team finish.

Boys

Team results: *1. Lakeland 45; *2. Oconto Falls 111; 3. Medford 115; 4. Northland Pines 139; 5. New London 141; 6. Tomahawk 168; 7. Peshtigo 189; 8. Seymour 205; 9. Rhinelander 225; 10. Shawano 236; 11. Mosinee 272; 12. Marinette 317; 13. Waupaca 333; 14. Antigo 363; 15. Clintonville 379.

State qualifying individuals: 3. Trey Ulrich (Medford), 16:55.60; 6. Dylan Deschler (Seymour), 17:14.57; 7. Cole Trimberger (Peshtgo), 17:29.49; 8. Robbie Watling (New London), 17:30.69; 9. Matt McGill (Northland Pines), 17:35.73.

Medford (115): 3. Trey Ulrich, 16:55.60; 14. Ray Zirngible, 17:48.14; 24. Derek Rudolph, 18:09.00; 29. Austin Shaw, 18:19.73; 45. Mason Rudolph, 18:50.97; 47. Michael Cypher, 18:54.74; 48. Aaron Julian, 18:57.30.

Tomahawk (168): 19. Mason Webster, 17:57.81; 21. Cayton Scholz, 17:58.91; 32. Evan Ploeckelman, 18:25.16; 46. Lucas Tjugum, 18:53.14; 50. Luke Olson, 18:58.54; 53. Parker Johnson, 19:05.91; 88. Justin Jarvensivu, 20: 46.75.

Mosinee (272): 16. Grayson Barrett, 17:57.36; 38. Eric Kordus, 18:41.07; 61. Noah Cox, 19:21.87; 76. Riley Alcoba, 20:07.84; 81. Ryan Pozorski, 20:30.20; 82. Alec Watson, 20:34.73; 101. Colton Lewens, 22:36.83.

Girls

Team results: *1. Lakeland 77; *2. Clintonville 79; 3. Medford 80; 4. Peshtigo 114; 5. Marinette 156; 6. Mosinee 160; 7. Oconto Falls 186; 8. Tomahawk 190; 9. Rhinelander 222; 10. New London 243; 11. Northland Pines 289; 12. Seymour 313; 13. Shawano 328; 14. Waupaca 366; 15. Antigo 381.

State qualifiers: 2. Kim Carviou (Marinette), 20:05.49; 3. Franny Seidel (Medford), 20:10.05; 5. Alayna Franson (Rhinelander), 20:35.59; 6. Mariah McDonough (Peshtigo), 20:39.48; 7. Annalise Callaghan (Northland Pines), 20:41.67.

Medford (80): 3. Franny Seidel, 20:10.05; 11. Lauren Meyer, 21:16.25; 15. Amber Shaw, 21:43.70; 16. Paige Brandner, 21:44.63; 35. Kara Rudolph, 22:49.70; 49. Hailey Leu, 23:42.31; 56. Erin Elsner, 24:04.95.

Mosinee (160): 26. Iris Shira, 22:09.00; 31. Sara Fochs, 22:33.35; 32. Reidun Backman, 22:33.75; 33. Mallorie Barabas, 22:37.81; 38. Jenna Klinner, 23:00.71; 47. Alli Swid, 23:35.63; 52. Makenna Olund, 23:50.76.

Tomahawk (190): 10. Haley Voermans-Dea, 21:08.57; 21. Maggee Renn, 21:53.11; 43. Meagan Berg, 23:30.62; 51. Rylie Swan, 23:46.59; 65. Olivia Weber, 24:20.20; 70. Morgan Waye, 24:29.02; 74. Gillian Buckwalter, 24:37.67.

*team qualifiers

BOYS SOCCER

Mosinee 2,

Clintonville 2, (3-1)

CLINTONVILLE - Mosinee earned a Division 3 regional title by taking down second-seeded Clintonville in a penalty kick shootout.

The Truckers earned a quick lead by scoring twice in the first 19 minutes. Mosinee cut the deficit to one before the half on a goal from Cody Jay off an assist from Kirill Romashov in the 24th minute.

Jay scored again, this time off an assist from Jarret Herring, in the 54th minute to tie the game.

In the shootout, Romashow and Herring each scored while Clintonville was unsuccessful on their first two shots. After Mosinee had its third penalty kick saved, Clintonville scored for the first time in the shootout. Colton Wiesman secured the win for Mosinee by connecting on the next penalty kick.

Mosinee’s Jake Haimerl made 25 saves to help Mosinee advance. Mosinee will travel to top-seeded Waupaca on Thursday.

D.C. Everest 5,

Eau Claire Memorial 3

WESTON - The Evergreens earned a Division 1 regional title by knocking off the Old Abes.

D.C. Everest will face Wisconsin Valley Conference foe SPASH on Thursday.

Ashwaubenon 2,

Wausau East 0

ASHWAUBENON - The Jaguars shut out the Lumberjacks to earn a Division 1 regional title over the Lumberjacks.

Top-seeded Ashwaubenon will travel to second-seeded Marshfield.

VOLLEYBALL

Newman Cath 3,

Loyal 0

WAUSAU - Kenzie Krach had 15 assists and Riley Vaughn added 14 assists as the Cardinals won a WIAA Division 4 regional title

Vaughn also had a team-best 15 kills for the Cardinals in the 25-8, 25-9, 25-15 win. Julianne Barkholz had a team-high nine digs, while Vaughn added eight.

Mariah Whalen added 12 kills and a team-high eight aces.

D.C. Everest 3,

Hudson 0

WESTON - The Evergreens captured a regional title with the sweep over eighth-seeded Hudson.

The Evergreens advanced to Thursday’s sectional semifinal with the 25-10, 25-12, 25-21 win.

Division 3

Athens 3,

Abbotsford 0

ATHENS – The top-seeded Bluejays advanced to a sectional semifinals with the 25-22, 25-13, 25-18 sweep of their Marawood Conference North Division opponent Falcons.

Athens will face the winner of the No. 1 Stratford vs. No. 2 Marathon matchup.

Wittenberg-Birnamwood 3,

Shiocton 0

WITTENBERG - The Chargers moved into the sectional semifinals with a 25-16, 25-17, 25-21 victory over Shiocton in the regional final.

No further information was available to the Daily Herald at deadline.

River Falls 3,

Wausau West 1

RIVER FALLS - Paige Brandenburg led the No. 7 Warriors with 14 kills in their losing effort against the second-seeded Wildcats in the Division 1 regional.

The Wildcats were in control for the majority of the match, winning 25-18, 17-25, 25-15, 25-12.

Ieden Sheehan registered 13 digs, while Caitlin Deaton added 10 kills in the loss. The Warriors conclude their season with an 18-19 record.

Merrill 3,

Medford 2

MERRILL - The No.1 Bluejays are headed to sectionals after withstanding a five-game meeting with the No.2 Raiders.

The ‘Jays took the back and forth match, winning 20-25, 25-19, 25-19,13-25, 15-9. The Raiders conclude their season 36-7, as Raiders coach Dave Vaara closes out his coaching career.

LATE FRIDAY

FOOTBALL

D.C. Everest 42,

Wis. Rapids 29

WISCONSIN RAPIDS - Kevin Sandoval rushed for 144 yards and four touchdowns as the Evergreens rallied back from a nine-point deficit in the second half to win the Division 1, Level 1 matchup.

Riley Peterson went 12-for-20 for 239 yards and two touchdown passes to Dylan Ellenbecker for the Evergreens (6-4), who travel to Bay Port for a Level 2 matchup. The Evergreens rolled up 493 yards off offense in the win. Everest’s defense allowed 453 yards but also forced four turnovers, including three interceptions.

Benjamin Olson went 12-for-17 for 181 yards and two touchdown passes for Rapids. Isaac Pelot rushed for 196 yards for the Raiders.

First quarter

WR-7 yard pass (kick good), 6:33

DCE-Kevin Sandoval 1 run (Riley Peterson kick), 6:04.

WR-20 yard FG

Second quarter

WR-13 yard run (kick fail), 5:02.

DCE-Dylan Ellenbecker 5 yard pass from Peterson (Peterson kick), 1:11.

Third quarter

WR-9 yard run (kick good), 10:16.

DCE-Sandoval 2 run (kick fail), 6:15.

DCE-Sandoval 3 run (Peterson kick), 0:44.

Fourth quarter

DCE-Sandoval 27 run (Peterson kick), 10:16.

WR-14 yard pass (pass fail), 7:10.

DCE-Ellenbecker 18 pass from Peterson (Carlson pass from Peterson), 0:54.

Menomonie 41,

Wausau West 6

MENOMONIE - Mitch Michalske rushed fro 241 yards on 29 carries to lead the Warriors in the Division 2 Level 1 matchup.

Jace LaBuda passed for 186 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Mustangs.

West finishes with a 5-5 record.

First quarter

M-M. Weber 2 run (J. LaBuda kick), 10:42.

M-J. Goodman 75 pass from J. LaBuda (LaBuda kick), 7:14.

M-M. Weber 1 run (LaBuda kick), 2:25.

M-J. Goodman 72 punt return (LaBuda kick), 0:45.

Second quarter

M-B. Lecheler 13 pass from J. LaBuda (LaBuda kick), 2:32.

Fourth quarter

WW-C. Schemenauer 16 run (run fail), 9:52.

Rice Lake 41,

Merrill 0

RICE LAKE - Top-seeded Rice Lake scored touchdowns on five possessions in the first half in the Division 3 Level 1 playoff game.

The loss snapped a four-game winning streak for the Bluejays, who end with a 6-4 mark.

First quarter

RL-R. Nolin 1 run (kick fail),.

RL-B. Brown 14 run (L. Fleming kick)

Second quarter

RL-K. Bednarek 64 pass from S. Scheurer (Fleming kick)

RL-A. Habas 13 pass from Scheurer (Fleming kick)

RL-B. Sutton 11 run (Fleming kick)

Third quarter

RL-S. Scheurer 1 run (Fleming kick).

Marathon 26,

Auburndale 6

MARATHON - Mitchell Putnam had a 71-yard touchdown run in the second half as the Raiders won the Division 6 Level 1 matchup.

The third-seeded Raiders (9-1) travel to No. 2 Abbotsford in a Level 2 matchup.

Abbotsford opened with a 56-8 win over Wabeno Area/Laona.

Antigo 56,

Fox Valley Luth 20

ANTIGO - The Red Robins rushed for seven touchdowns and also returned a kick for a score to win the Division 3, Level 1 playoff game.

Fourth-seeded Antigo travels to No. 1 Notre Dame for a Level 2 matchup.

CROSS COUNTRY

DIVISION 3 SECTIONAL

RIB MOUNTAIN - Edgar freshman Marisaa Ellenbecker won the girls race in a 18 minutes, 33 seconds at Nine Mile and was an individual qualifier for next week’s WIAA state meet.

Ellenbecker’s teammate, Hannah Brewster, finished seventh overall in 20:28 and was an individual qualifier as well along with Marathon’s Anna Buchberger. Buchberger placed third overall in 19:51.

Pacelli won the team title and qualified for state along with second-place Auburndale. Athens’ Josh Langteau finished second overall in the boys race in 16:25 and is an state individual qualifier.

Assumption won the boys team title and advanced to the state meet as did second-place Stratford. The Royals’ Connor Dolan won the race in 16:11.

BOYS

Team scores: *1. Assumption 47; *2. Stratford 94; 3. Columbus Catholic 108; 4. Marathon 126; 5. Prentice/Rib Lake 144; 6. Edgar 148; 7. Crandon 183; 8. Athens 191; 9. Owen-Withee 242; 10. Pacelli 267; 11. Auburndale 306. 12. Florence 329; 13. Wabeno/Laona 342; 14. Loyal 365; 15. Pembine 395; Pittsville, inc.; Spencer, inc; Three Lakes, inc.

*-team qualifiers.

Top individuals: 1. Connor Dolan, Assu., 16:11; 2. Josh Langteau, Ath., 16:25. 3. Thomas Basala, Pac., 16:50; 4. Tanner Moris, Cran., 17:04. 5. Cade Lehman, Strat., 17:06.

GIRLS

Team scores: *1. Pacelli 60; *2. Auburndale 61; 3. Stratford 97; 4. Edgar 115; 5. Marathon 126; 6. Prentice/Rib Lake 186; 7. Columbus Catholic 190; 8. Spencer 207; 9. Three Lakes 223; 10. Loyal 236; 11. Athens 291; 12. Crandon 297; 13. Pittsville 333; Assumption, inc; Owen-Withee, inc.; Wabeno/Laona, inc.

*team qualifiers

Top individuals: 1. Marissa Ellenbecker, Edg., 18:33; 2. Elizabeth Cisweski, Pac., 19:49; 3. Anna Buchberger, Mara., 19:51; 4. Isabella Jewell, Aub., 20:11. 5. Kortnie Volk, TL, 20:24.