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Silverland 7th grade boys win Sagebrush League cross country championship

10/24/2016 11:03 PM
Silverland 7th grade boys win Sagebrush League cross country championship
8th grade boys and both 7th and 8th grade girls finish second

Robert Perea, The Fernley Reporter

Despite several injuries that put some runners out for the season, the Silverland Middle School cross country teams had a successful season, with the 7th grade boys winning the Sagebrush League championship and the 8th grade boys, 7th grade girls and 8th grade girls teams all taking second place.

In addition, Jonah Turner was the individual champion in the 8th grade boys race.

“The season was fast and furious and those that made it through improved tremendously. Many thanks to these determined athletes,” coach Lorie Rieger said.

Individual results from the Sagebrush League Championship Meet were:
7th grade girls

5th Amaya Wilson

6th Madison Tucker

8th McKenzie Viehland

9th Marissa Sandate

18th Brynleigh Tannehill



8th grade girls

4th Kyleigh Mendes

5th Tsailee Phillips



7th grade boys

2nd Isaac O’Neill

5th Daniel Jimenez

7th Brody Garrett

8th Caleb Mortenson

9th Jacob Pike

11th Robbie Whalen

13th Joe Robinson

14th Rylan Roth

16th Easton Kennison

19th Justin Bake

21st Anthony Rosil

27th Aren Duncan



8th grade boys

1st Jonah Turner

2nd Francisco Bain

11th Morgan Zolyniak

18th Trevor McGhuey

Silverland Middle School cross country runners who won medals at the Sagebrush League championships, with their places and times in their respective races, are (from left to right) Amaya Wilson (5th place, 16:17), Kyleigh Mendes (4th, 19:06), Tsailee Phillips (5th, 20:19), Daniel Jimenez (5th, 13:17), Francisco Bain (2nd, 13:30), Isaac O’Neill (2nd, 13:05) and Jonah Turner (1st, 13:27).
The Silverland Middle School 7th grade boys won the Sagebrush League cross country championship. Pictured are (back) Rylan Roth, Jacob Pike, Justin Bake, Brody Garrett, Isaac O’Neill, Daniel Jimenez, Anthony Rosil, (front) Aren Duncan, Robbie Whalen and Joe Robinson.
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