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The Freeman Academy/Marion cross-country contingent stands for a photo after the Class B races on Saturday. Pictured are: Coach Suzanne Koerner, Jada Koerner, Finley McConniel, Malachi Myers, Thalen Schroeder, Tavin Schroeder, Tim Epp and Coach Jerry Kippes, who has coached his last cross-country season. PHOTO BY JEREMY WALTNER
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By News Staff  
October 23, 2021

FA/MARION BOYS 3RD, KOERNER 4TH IN SIOUX FALLS

Freeman Academy/Marion turned in another outstanding showing at the 2021 State Cross-Country Meet on Saturday, with the boys finishing third in the Class B team standings and junior Jada Koerner finishing fourth in the Class B girls race. It wasn’t the win Koerner had been hoping for, but her time of 19:58.57 was the best she has clocked in any of her five state meets; she was 19 seconds behind winner Ella Boekelheide of Nortthwestern. 

Six of the seven top finishers in the Class B division were eighth graders.

The FA/Marion boys were paced by Tavin Schroeder and Malachi Myers, who finished eighth and ninth in 17:31.24 and 17:32.48. The Bearcats’ push came from Marion freshman Finley McConniel, who placed 56th in the field of 116 runners with a 19:08.58. Also running for the boys was Tim Epp (70th, 19:31.71) and Thalen Schroeder (95th, 20:28.52).

For Freeman Public, seventh grader Rylee Peters and freshman Peyton McCune represented the Flyers; Peters finished 60th in 22:17.16 and McCune placed 86th in 23:14.30.

Competing for Menno was Ashton Massey — 108th in 24:32.57 — and Kadeyn Ulmer — 59th in 19:15.25.

The Oct. 23 state meet was held at Yankton Trail Park in Sioux Falls.

The Kimball/White Lake girls defended their Class B championship while Miller won the boys title.

 

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