TMS harriers take part in Junior Smiley Invitational

For the Tomahawk Leader

WAUSAU – The Tomahawk Middle School cross country teams recently lined up amongst over 550 other competitors at the Junior Smiley Invitational.

While youth and illness didn’t have the Hatchets feeling their best, there were several performances that propelled Tomahawk to the finish line in good spirits. 

The Lady Hatchet squad was led once again by medalist Charlee Lund, who took home a 10th place medal for her efforts with a time of 14:15 over the two-mile course.

Other athletes coming home with some awards for their top-50 efforts were Connor Zorn (22nd), Hector Luna-Perez (37th) and Victoria Towle (44th).

Completing the scoring pack for Tomahawk were Kamron Ristau (54th), Levi Cerkas (60th), Tripp Tabbert (63rd), Max Micke (69th), Chastin Dziura (70th), Leigha Vassar (77th), Alyse Arndt (79th), Elaine Huber (81st), Alaina Stogbauer (83rd), and Lily Meurer (91st). Rounding out the 8th place girls and 10th place boys team scoring were Max Childers (84th), Vallyn Ott (88th), George VanAsten (89th), Zachary Scott (93rd), Eli Scott (94th), Allie Reiff (99th), Nora Bubolz (110th), Navaeh Mathis (114th), Gabby Ulrich (115th) and Kortney Busterud (116th).

This week’s action

After a defense of the GNC Title on Monday, Sept. 23, the team was slated to travel to Big Stone Lake Golf Course in Three Lakes for their annual invitational. Boys and girls leave the start line together at 4 p.m.

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