Parrott Sets the Pace at Dick Bell Invite

Taylor Smith, Sports Editor

 On Tuesday, October 7th, Eagle Grove Golf Course hosted the annual Dick Bell Invitational.

Ten other area middle school and high school cross country teams met on the notoriously hilly course for what turned into a gorgeous night for a cross country meet.

8th grader London Parrott won the middle school girls’ race with a personal best 2-mile time of 13:11. She set the pace from the beginning and lost a Garner-Hayfield-Ventura runner somewhere in the first mile.

Hunter Waldo Martinez finished in 25th place. (Photo by Taylor Smith)

The varsity guys had a healthy team and earned 7th place out of 11 teams with 181 total points. Forest City (33), Algona (79), and Webster City (104) were in the top-3, and Algona’s Gavin Weber ran a 16:24 to finish 1st out of 137 runners.

BOYS RESULTS:

22 – Felix Reyes                                19:17

25 – Hunter Waldo Martinez           19:18

46 – Felix Gonzalez                           20:00

51 – Asarel Castro                             20:09

61 – Anthony Vasquez                     20:44

65 – Cooper Thacker                        20:52

Felix Gonzalez cruises down the home stretch. (Photo by Taylor Smith)

Forest City (48) and Humboldt (51) would battle for the girls’ title. Humboldt had three runners in the top-5, but Forest City finished with six in the top-20. With only four runners, the lady Eagles were unable to place as a team.

GIRLS RESULTS: 

22 – Myka Anderson                         23:05
46 – Lydia Kienzle                            25:42
86 – Hailey Johnson                          31:39
90 – Ruby Coldiron                           32:33

Lydia Kienzle works on the first mile at Eagle Grove Golf Course. (Photo by Taylor Smith)
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