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Wilson, Scott lead Fernley runners at Leo Mikelonis Memorial Invitational

10/08/2026 05:00 AM
Robert Perea
Wilson, Scott lead Fernley runners at Leo Mikelonis Memorial Invitational
The Fernley High School girls team, shown here at the Truckee Invitational, finished 10th at the Leo Mikelonis Memorial Invitational last Saturday in Sparks. Picture are (front left to right): Wynter Angus, Regan Scott, Corbyn Gillespie, Kaylee Nicolas (back) coach Kristian Slater and JoJo Cardinal. Photo by Cael Wilson

FERNLEY — Cael Wilson and Regan Scott posted Fernley’s top varsity finishes for at the Leo Mikelonis Memorial Invitational last Saturday at Golden Eagle Park in Sparks.

The Vaqueros had three entries in the varsity boys race that featured 120 runners. Wilson finished the varsity boys race in 17 minutes, 26 seconds to place 18th overall. Ayden Johnson placed 51st in 19:07, and Daniel Hiles finished 88th in 20:52.

Scott led the varsity girls in 23:27, placing 57th. Corbyn Gillespie finished 63rd in 24:01, followed by JoJo Cardinal in 73rd at 25:00, Wynter Angus in 77th at 25:25 and Kaylee Nicolas in 85th at 26:43.

Fernley finished 10th in the team standings with 258 points.

The Vaqueros had four sophomores and a freshman compete in the JV boys race and placed seventh in the team standings with 187 points.

Mason Varner finished 40th in 21:43, Logan Petersen 43rd in 21:57, Addison Davis 45th in 22:13, Cameron Farr 68th in 24:13 and Parker Johnson 86th in 26:31.

The final two meets of the regular season are scheduled for next week. On Monday, Fernley is scheduled to run in the Incline Highlander 5K, then next Friday they finish the regular season at the Lowry Cross Country Invitational in Winnemucca.

The 2A, 3A and 5A Northern Region Meets are scheduled Oct. 30 at Rancho San Rafael Park in Reno. 

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