LAMAR, Mo. — Thomas Jefferson’s Kip Atteberry finished third in the boys race at the 14th annual Lamar Invitational on Tuesday at the Lamar Country Club.
A senior, Atteberry toured the 5K course in 17 minutes, 11 seconds.
Monett’s Julio Cruz took first in 16:47 and St. Michael the Archangel’s Johnny Joyce took second in 17:00.
Lamar’s duo of Pierce Heins and Blaine Breshears finished eighth and ninth, with teammate Cameron Bailey 13th.
Cassville’s Caleb Leach took 14th and Monett’s Victor Salas was 15th.
Thomas Jefferson’s London Rodriguez finished 22nd, McAuley Catholic’s Trae Veer finished 42nd and teammate Joe Staton was 44th.
McAuley’s Phillip Motazedi finished 48th, College Heights Christian’s Colton McMillan took 53rd and Thomas Jefferson’s Braden Honeywell-Lynch was 55th.
St. Michael the Archangel won the team crown with 70 points and Stockton was second with 82 points.
JOHNSON, RAMSEY LEAD AREA AT LAMAR
College Heights Christian’s Jayli Johnson finished fifth and McAuley Catholic’s Kendall Ramsey was ninth in the girls race at the 14th annual Lamar Invitational on Tuesday at the Lamar Country Club.
A senior, Johnson crossed the finish line at 22:02. A junior, Ramsey finished in 22:19.
El Dorado Springs was the girls team champion with 40 points, while College Heights took second with 72.
Also for the College Heights girls, Marla Anderegg and Jesalin Bever finished 16th and 17th, Madi Carson was 30th and Madelynn Jordan finished 45th.
St. Michael the Archangel’s Elsa Henry won the race in 20:08. Lamar’s Kiersten Potter was the runner-up in 21:16.
Nevada’s Avery Morris took seventh in 22:08 and Mount Vernon’s Rylee Simons finished 10th in 22:26. Monett’s Sadie Camp and Mary Jastal finished 18th and 19th.
Thomas Jefferson’s Sarah Mueller finished 49th, Seneca’s Dalisia Reed was 53rd and McAuley’s Marbellie Villanueva was 65th.
FULL RESULTS: https://mo.milesplit.com/meets/487025-14th-annual-lamar-tigers-cross-country-invitational-2022/results
