TERRE HAUTE —
There were no Wabash Valley winners Saturday morning at the LaVern Gibson Championship Course — although you wouldn’t have to stretch far to get one — but that doesn’t mean the annual Terre Haute Savings Bank Invitational wasn’t a high school cross country success.
For one thing, nobody drowned.
Although the course couldn’t be called dry, the footing was generally good. Although most of the races were run in precipitation, the start of the boys varsity race was the only time that precipitation was much more than a drizzle.
The anticipated deluge held off, in other words, good news for the teams that traveled a long way — two schools coming from neighboring states — for some good competition. Four top-20 teams from the Indiana girls coaches’ poll and seven top-20 boys teams participated.
“At the beginning [of our race] we started getting more rain,” noted Terre Haute South’s Jackson Bertoli, “but once you get in the race you have enough adrenaline [to overcome the conditions].”
Bertoli must have had enough adrenaline, because he finished ahead of all the Indiana boys in the race — although a little more than five seconds behind Jacob Thompson of Louisville Holy Cross. The Valley’s state champion for the day, if you will.
“Going into the race I knew [Thompson] was probably the only guy who was on a different level than me,” Bertoli said after his second-place finish. “Some of the best guys in the state were out here … and I had a really solid run, close to a 20-second [personal record] on this course.”
“[Bertoli] impresses me more and more each week,” said South coach Kyle Walsh. “He ran a very smart first half of the race, he found the position he wanted to be in, and when it was gut-check time he stepped up and ran strong all the way through to the finish line.”
The South junior led the 14th-ranked Braves to seventh place as a team, with third-ranked Valparaiso having a dominating first-place performance followed by 20th-ranked Indianapolis Cathedral, fifth-ranked Hamilton Southeastern, 11th-ranked Brebeuf, 19th-ranked Homestead and 12th-ranked Bedford North Lawrence.
Terre Haute North finished 12th, with Greencastle 16th and Northview 19th.
Top-ranked Carmel had three of the top four runners in the girls race — including sophomore twins Haley and Kelsey Harris — to easily hold off sixth-ranked Hamilton Southeastern for first place. Ninth-ranked Center Grove finished third, ahead of a fourth-ranked North team that was competing without two of its best runners, while South was seventh, Greencastle 12th and Northview 19th.
“Chanli [Mundy, North’s team leader] is sick and Katie Loebker has an ankle injury,” coach Mike Dason said after the race, “so I’m very pleased with how the other girls did. We’re all sick … but on this course, in this weather, I was very pleased with our progress.”
Taking her turn at leading the Patriots on Saturday was junior Laura Johnson, who has had her own injury issues in the past but who stepped willingly into the lead role for this race.
“We’ve been nursing her along, so I’m very pleased with how she’s been coming through,” Dason said. “She kicked butt today.”
“It felt pretty good,” Johnson said. “I really liked the weather and I liked the team doing good to stay in a pack and help each other.
“We worked together. There’s definitely room for improvement, but overall I’m happy with the run and how the girls did … it’s nice to run without pain.”
Johnson wasn’t the top runner among the Terre Haute girls, however. That honor went to South’s Nikki Thiede, who placed 17th — even though she didn’t have a familiar rival helping her gauge her progress.
“The run went pretty well. There was a lot of good competition,” Thiede said. “You try to put it in perspective of how you’ll do at state.”
Thiede said she usually tries to measure herself with Mundy. “I always know she’ll be good competition, so I missed not having her out there today,” the South runner said.
The Braves’ team finish was disappointing in only one respect, according to coach Ed Jarvis.
“We were trying to get ahead of [Evansville] Memorial [potentially a key postseason foe] and they got us today,” he said. “But we’ve been working hard, and I hope next week at Brown County [both North and South will send both their teams to the Eagle Classic next Saturday] we’ll go out and do really well.”
South’s boys team showing was also mitigated by some runners — Logan Hambrock and Riley Stohler — who weren’t available.
“To place as well as we did while missing two key players is fairly exciting,” Walsh said, noting the work Spencer Danielson did as the Braves’ No. 2 runner for the day. “Our goals are set more for October, when we want to see everyone healthy.”
Coach Tom Dever had similar thoughts about his North boys.
“We’re using these meets early to build to the future,” Dever said, “and I think we’re improving each week. Justin Clapp had a nice run today, and Peter Davis was right behind him [as North’s top two runners]. And when I look at our times today and compare them to how we ran in this race a year ago, I think I’ll be pretty pleased.”
The small-school races were dominated by Mt. Zion of Illinois’ Apollo Conference, with Park Tudor taking second each time.
West Vigo’s girls, with top-10 finishes by Acetha Tolerson and Taylor Bunch, were third and Clay City’s Kelsey Wright ran in second place for most of that race before finishing fourth, the same place her Eels finished.
In the boys race, Eric Johnson and Luke Sweet ran fifth and sixth to lead Shakamak to third place, while North Central’s Dean Danner was seventh, Clay City’s Parker Ames eighth, and Jonah Eckert and Derek Braun led West Vigo to a fifth-place team showing.
Boys results
Team scores — Valparaiso 54, Indianapolis Cathedral 118, Hamilton Southeastern 162, Brebeuf 172, Homestead 202, Bedford North Lawrence 211, Terre Haute South 216, Center Grove 266, Barr-Reeve 266, Plainfield 309, Evansville North 331, Terre Haute North 334, Morgan Township 381, Ben Davis 396, Evansville Memorial 416, Greencastle 423, Culver Academy 436, Castle 480, Northview 485, Louisville Holy Cross 485, Danville 523, Decatur Central 530, Evansville Mater Dei 642, Vincennes Lincoln 682.
Top 10 — Jacob Thornton (LHC) 15:39.0, Jackson Bertoli (THS) 15:44.5, Alec Kostelnik (MT) 15:53.2, Connor Sorrells (BR) 15:58.2, Troy Reeder (HSE) 15:58.3, Zack Snider (Bre) 16:02.4, Peyton Reed (V) 16:04.3, Taylor Bisacchi (V) 16:07.5, Patrick O’Neil (IC) 16:20.4, Alec Sievern (EM) 16:23.1.
Other South — 30. Spencer Danielson 17:01.0, 65. Devon Fuson 17:39.7, 66. Isaac Wonderlin 17:43.0, 79. Jakob Decker 17:56.1, 84. Jack Harbaugh 18:03.0, 93. Kyle Mullins 18:15.6, 97. Dominic Fields 18:22.2, 106. Brice Snowden 18:32.8, 111. Jerad Fuson 18:36.3, 112. Levi Elrod 18:37.3.
Terre Haute North — 38. Justin Clapp 17:08.1, 45. Peter Davis 17:13.5, 94. Stephen Koos 18:16.1, 98. Chase Cresgy 18:24.2, 99. Travis Clapp 18:24.2, 122. Harry Chambers 18:47.6, 138. Nathan Moshos 19:09.0, 143. Tyler Nemeth 19:15.7, 152. Jake Kissinger 19:31.3, 155. Caleb Paauwe 19:34.4, 171. Briar Herb 19:54.0, 178. Grant Potts 20:11.5.
Greencastle — 61. Taylor Secrest 17:34.1, 71. Tyler Hudson 17:49.1, 90. Elijah Brattain 18:12.9, 135. Jacob Lewis 19:06.7, 137. Matthew White 19:08.5, 156. Levi Lewis 19:36.1, 193. Peyton Jones 21:05.6, 196. Cory Lyons 21:07.8, 201. Ichiro Mozawa 21:19.6, 219. Nathan Grzseik 22:10.8, 229. Justin Painter 23:53.0.
Northview — 20. Nic Yocom 16:40.9, 95. Cam Trout 18:16.7, 123. Ian Heffner 18:48.3, 173. Joshua Johnson 19:57.8, 176. Travis Beil 20:07.3, 195. Dawson Nelson 21:06.8, 205. Skyler Aguilar 21:24.7, 206. Christian Herron 21:25.0, 224. Devon McCollum 22:39.1.
Girls results
Team scores — Carmel 32, Hamilton Southeastern 63, Center Grove 135, Terre Haute North 149, Indianapolis Cathedral 199, Evansville Memorial 224, Terre Haute South 246, Perry Meridian 250, Evansville North 260, Plainfield 271, Culver Academy 314, Greencastle 321, Louisville Holy Cross 321, Ben Davis 333, Vincennes Lincoln 336, Decatur Central 420, Evansville Mater Dei 487, Danville 494, Northview 532.
Top 10 — Haley Harris (Car) 18:42.8, Gina Genco (Car) 18:49.5, Rachel Nichwitz (HSEU 18:49.5, Kelsey Harris (Car) 18:56.0, Jessica King (HSEU 19:16.4, Kieran Casey (PM) 19:25.3, Tori Schoettmer (CG) 19:31.3, Jordan Timmons (CG) 19:37.4, Emma MacAnally (IC) 19:39.2, Katherine Free (IC) 19:51.6.
Terre Haute North — 19. Laura Johnson 20:10.6, 29. Lindsay Welker 20:19.8, 31. Jessi Conley 20:23.9, 35. TaPring Goatee 20:36.8, 45. Mallory Sanders 21:04.5, 49. Annie Mullican 21:09.9, 52. Megan Howes 21:19.4, 54. Sydney Dickerson 21:21.1, 55. Erin Buckallew 21:27.0, 74. Keeliegh Stigall 22:10.9.
Terre Haute South — 17. Nikki Thiede 20:06.2, 51. Katie Schmidt 21:11.7, 53. Rachel Stephens 21:20.2, 81. Natalie Shanks 22:19.8, 82. Kirsten Peterson 22:24.6, 84. Aydee Dalina 22:25.9, 87. Sami Holmes 22:30.8, 101. Katie Barton 22:59.9, 126. Nicole Howe 23:47.8.
Greencastle — 26. Colleen Weatherford 20:18.5, 62. Kayla Cash 21:53.3, 89. Alex Stoffregen 22:31.8, 99. Hannah Brattain 22:56.0, 102. Sammi Haynes 23:00.7, 105. Brittany Love 23:02.7, 120. Abigail Wilson 23:25.3, 131. Megan Haynes 24:05.1
Northview — 90. Ashley Kidwell 22:34.4, 115. Emily Conrad 23:15.7, 142. Hannah Zadeii 24:31.1, Eileen Stinnett 26:18.4, Leanna Knight 26:50.4, Josie Stackman 26:58.2, Carrie Duregger 29:28.6, Taylor Simmons 29:54.7, Maegan Pilman 31:48.8.
1A-3A boys
Team scores — Mt. Zion, Ill., 44, Park Tudor 69, Shakamak 96, Mt. Vernon (Posey) 106, West Vigo 124, Clay City 163, Riverton Parke 175, Clinton Prairie 184, Sullivan 209, North Central 236, North Vermillion 285.
Top 10 — Jake Brown (MZ) 16:42.5, Curtis Reed (MZ) 17:47.3, Ryan Betz (PT) 17:52.6, Mohammad Hosseini (MZ) 17:59.2, Eric Johnson (Shak) 18:03.8, Luke Sweet (Shak) 18:07.5, Dean Danner (NC) 18:14.7, Parker Ames (CC) 18:33.5, Dane Wilson (MV) 18:35.3, Jonah Eckert (WV) 18:42.6.
Other Shakamak — 23. Kyle Schubla 19:42.5, 28. Brett Yeryar 19:55.9, 34. Cody Moorman 20:07.4, 40. Samuel Messmer 20:30.7, 57. Clay Reynolds 21:38.4, 63. Sean McNabb 22:10.3, 73. Adrain Storm 23:07.6, 80. Jacob Sevier 24:15.3, 85. Jace French 24:48.1.
Other West Vigo — 14. Derek Braun 19:13.0, 21. Austin Romanelly 19:39.9, 36. Jacob Weir 20:18.6, 43. Blake Benefiel 20:37.6, 56. Davin Donnelly 21:36.8, 66. Clayton O’Neil 22:16.7, 75. Brian Patton 23:38.8, 78. Zac Otte 23:56.0, 96. Caleb Likens 31:57.4.
Other Clay City — 12. Blake Cochran 18:59.6, 29. Paiden Myers 19:57.1, 54. Evan Rogers 21:21.6, 64. Michael Brooks 22:10.5, 65. John Hyatt 22:13.7, 84. Josh Miller 24:35.1.
Riverton Parke — 27. Gabe Hatcher 19:53.7, 31. Matthew Haltom 20:00.0, 33. Luther Mathas 20:05.8, 39. Austin Falls 20:26.6, 45. Brian Obenchain 20:53.1, 46. Adam Wilson 20:55.4, 67. P.J. Tartaglia 22:28.4, 70. Stephen Julian 22:51.1, 82. Anthony Vore 24:27.4, 88. Garrett Oxford 25:21.2.
Sullivan — 32. Ben Short 20:03.7, 38. Cory Orndorff 20:24.5, 44. Michael McKain 20:52.3, 47. Jonathon Rose 20.57.4, 48. Casey Garner 21:00.2, 92. Tristen Nicholaus 27:48.2.
Other North Central — 42. Matthew Fulford 20:34.1, 50. Jeremy Corbin 21:04.1, 68. Logan McDonald 22:31.6, 93. Levi Melchert 27:50.2, 94. Nathan Melchert 28:53.9.
North Vermillion — 24. Jonathan Flanary 19:45.0, 62. Tyler Scott 22:05.9, 71. Tom Osborn 22:55.7, 76,. Michael Mendenhall 23:47.0, 79. Zach Buchhaas 23:59.0, 86. Daniel Ellis 25:08.7.
1A-3A girls
Team scores — Mt. Zion, Ill., 30, Park Tudor 45, West Vigo 70, Clay City 99, Sullivan 110, North Central 142, North Vermillion incomplete.
Top 10 — Megan Bailey (MZ) 21:50.1, Jessica Palmer (PT) 22:18.0, Aiden Gerhardt (MZ) 22:57.6, Kelsey Wright (CC) 23:00.8, Hannah Jordan (MZ) 23:17.9, Acetha Tolerson (WV) 23:18.0, Katelynn Kyker (PT) 23:34.3, Brianna Reif (MZ) 23:38.7, Taylor Bunch (WV) 23:42.3, Hannah Klapper (PT) 23.42.4.
Other West Vigo — 11. Shaelynn White 24:19.5, 25. Shelby Sparks 26:05.0, 29. Katy Jones 26:36.5, 41. Shelby Edington 31:22.1, 47. Delanee Hurst 36:08.5.
Other Clay City — 21. Ashley Reach 25:27.0, 30. Tiara Skaggs 27:25.6, 32. Kayla Sinders 28:05.9, 35. Kiersten Mann 28:35.7, 46. Krista Sinders 31:28.3.
Sullivan — 15. Haleigh Hinkel 24:49.3, 20. Kendyl McDonald 25:18.1, 27. Mackenzie Cox 26:15.7, 33. Caelan Jones 28:16.8, 41. Annalisa Hinkel 30:20.5.
North Central — 24. Brooke Hall 25:56.0, 34. Maddie Bolinger 28:29.0, 39. Galina Carrio 29:34.7, 44. Jessica Hall 31:24.2, 48. Bailey Hayne 35:27.8.
North Vermillion — 31. Paxton Axtell 27:44.9, 38. Whitney Wienke 29:30.7, 50. Abby Lenhart 36:19.5.
High School
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Falling rain: South's Jackson Bertoli finishes the boys varsity event of the Terre Haute Savings Bank Invitational Satuday morning in a moderate rain. Bertoli was second in the event with a time of 15:44.5.
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Rainy run: A cluster of runners finish the girls varsity event at the Terre Haute Saving Bank Invitational cross country meet Saturday morning during a light rain.
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Sprint: South's Devon Fuson spirnts the last few yards of the boys varsity event during Saturday's Terre Haute Savings Bank Invitational meet.
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Finish: South's Devon Fuson strains as he sprints through the falling rain the last few yards of the Terre Haute Savings Bank boys varsity event Saturday morning.
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