North Valley cross country runners land among top in the state
Brophy junior Spencer Nick competes in a race. (Submitted Photo/Steve Shaff)
PHOENIX — It’s been about three weeks since the cross country season started, and runners from schools in the North Valley are clocking in with some of the fastest times across all divisions in the state.
For girls, senior Allison Reamer of Cactus Shadows currently sits at #12 with a time of 19:07.8. Coming in at #19 is Emerson Butler, a junior at Phoenix Country Day, with a time of 19:31.4. Behind Butler is Xavier College Prep’s senior Chantel Newman, who clocked in at 19:31.5. Rounding out the Top 21 is Cactus Shadows sophomore Mary Mullenmeister, who sits with a time of 19:35.3.
For boys, two Brophy College Prep runners made the list. Junior Spencer Nick punched in a time of 15:50.4 to put him in 18th overall, while his teammate Colin St. Hilaire, a senior, currently rounds out the Top 21 with a time of 15:53.3.
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PHOENIX — It’s been about three weeks since the cross country season started, and runners from schools in the North Valley are clocking in with some of the fastest times across all divisions in the state.
For girls, senior Allison Reamer of Cactus Shadows currently sits at #12 with a time of 19:07.8. Coming in at #19 is Emerson Butler, a junior at Phoenix Country Day, with a time of 19:31.4. Behind Butler is Xavier College Prep’s senior Chantel Newman, who clocked in at 19:31.5. Rounding out the Top 21 is Cactus Shadows sophomore Mary Mullenmeister, who sits with a time of 19:35.3.
For boys, two Brophy College Prep runners made the list. Junior Spencer Nick punched in a time of 15:50.4 to put him in 18th overall, while his teammate Colin St. Hilaire, a senior, currently rounds out the Top 21 with a time of 15:53.3.
Brittany Bowyer is a Report for America corps member, covering sports for Independent Newsmedia in Arizona. Report for America places talented journalists in local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and regions.
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