Running for it

September 16, 2022 1:30 am
Photo by John Fisken At Skagit Regional Airport Trails in Burlington, the Oak Harbor cross country boys team defeated host Burlington-Edison 26-43 in the first league meet of the year on Sept. 14. Oak Harbor’s Jacob Pearson (pictured) finished second in the boys 5,000 meters with a time of 16:29, followed by Taylen Bader in 3rd at 17:36.
Photo by John Fisken At Skagit Regional Airport Trails in Burlington, the Oak Harbor cross country boys team defeated host Burlington-Edison 26-43 in the first league meet of the year on Sept. 14. Oak Harbor’s Jacob Pearson (pictured) finished second in the boys 5,000 meters with a time of 16:29, followed by Taylen Bader in 3rd at 17:36.

Photos by John Fisken

Photos by John Fisken The Oak Harbor cross country boys team defeated host Burlington-Edison 26-43 at the Sept. 14 meet. Oak Harbor’s Jacob Pearson (pictured) finished second in the boys 5,000 meters with a time of 16:29, followed by Taylen Bader in third place with 17:36.

Photos by John Fisken The Oak Harbor cross country boys team defeated host Burlington-Edison 26-43 at the Sept. 14 meet. Oak Harbor’s Jacob Pearson (pictured) finished second in the boys 5,000 meters with a time of 16:29, followed by Taylen Bader in third place with 17:36.

The Oak Harbor cross country girls team placed second at first league meet of the year on Sept. 14 at the Skagit Regional Airport Trails in Burlington, scoring 42 against home Burlington’s 26. Oak Harbor’s Adrienne Root (pictured) won the girls 5,000 meters race easily, finishing in 19:07, over two minutes ahead of the second place runner. Oak Harbor Junior Claire Paul was fourth overall with a time of 22:25.

The Oak Harbor cross country girls team placed second at first league meet of the year on Sept. 14 at the Skagit Regional Airport Trails in Burlington, scoring 42 against home Burlington’s 26. Oak Harbor’s Adrienne Root (pictured) won the girls 5,000 meters race easily, finishing in 19:07, over two minutes ahead of the second place runner. Oak Harbor Junior Claire Paul was fourth overall with a time of 22:25.

Photo by John Fisken The Oak Harbor cross country girls team placed second at the first league meet of the year on Sept. 14 at the Skagit Regional Airport Trails in Burlington, scoring 42 against home Burlington’s 26. Oak Harbor’s Adrienne Root (pictured) won the girls 5,000 meters race easily, finishing in 19:07, over two minutes ahead of the second place runner. Oak Harbor Junior Claire Paul was fourth overall with a time of 22:25. The Oak Harbor cross country boys team defeated host Burlington-Edison 26-43. Oak Harbor’s Jacob Pearson finished second in the boys 5,000 meters with a time of 16:29, followed by Taylen Bader in 3rd at 17:36.

Photo by John Fisken The Oak Harbor cross country girls team placed second at the first league meet of the year on Sept. 14 at the Skagit Regional Airport Trails in Burlington, scoring 42 against home Burlington’s 26. Oak Harbor’s Adrienne Root (pictured) won the girls 5,000 meters race easily, finishing in 19:07, over two minutes ahead of the second place runner. Oak Harbor Junior Claire Paul was fourth overall with a time of 22:25. The Oak Harbor cross country boys team defeated host Burlington-Edison 26-43. Oak Harbor’s Jacob Pearson finished second in the boys 5,000 meters with a time of 16:29, followed by Taylen Bader in 3rd at 17:36.