Aaron Roe

Amy-Eloise Neale & Katie Knight Andrew Gardner, Patrick Gibson & Joe Hardy led the guys, while Amy-Eloise Neale, Alexa Efraimson & Emily Pittis scored for the girls in a brilliant day of racing at pasco.

Anna Rohrer Harriers qualified for State in Oregon & Washington, while Idaho crowned their champions.  There was a great deal of noteworthy action around the nation including races by Edward Cheserek & Anna Rohrer.

Elijah Armstrong of Pocatello In the northwest Oregon & Washington runners made their final adjustments prior to their State qualifiers & Idaho runners ran their qualifiers.  The big news was on the national level, where Sara Baxter put in a performace, that was perhaps second only to that of Melody Fairchild.   Baxter ran three miles (not a 5K) at Mt. SAC in 16:00. 

girls action at Concordia (by Craig Rice) Adidas Concordia was the highlight of the week with Andrew Gardner & Ella Donaghu topping the bill.   Around the nation it was the return of Edward Cheserek to action that was probably the biggest news, which was a part of Eastern States.  Mary Cain headed the girls' field there.

It was a day of records with Andrew Gardner of  Mead & Ella Donaghu of Grant putting in special performances.   A special to Craig Rice for providing the wonderful pictures.

Trevor Dunbar heads to a recordd in 2008

Much action of note but the races of Amy-Eloise neale at Stanford & Andrew Gardner at Mountain West top the list for area runners.

Wilmot by Craig Rice Kai Wilmot, Amy-Eloise Neale, Jose Macias & Elijah all broke records and Katie Knight showed she is back as well during a week full of action that included another run-away by Kenai's Allie Ostrander.

Olson & McPhee Great day of running with victories by Andrew Gardner, Joe Hardy & Patrick Gibson for the guys and Chandler Olson, Katie Knight and Sanne Holland for the young ladies.

Marcus Dickson leads Elite Mile   Anandae Clark of Lakeside established a new State Record in the Pole Vault and MArcus Dickson of White River and Knight Knight of North Central won the Elite Mile races.