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Wednesday, October 11, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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Outlaws run into the heart of the season
at Oxford, but he had a tre-
mendous last mile and beat a
whole bunch of high-quality
runners. He ran a heckuva
race.”
Pollard ended up in sev-
enth place, by far the top
4A runner in the meet and
beaten only by 6A and 5A
runners, including the winner
of the race, Evan Holland of
Ashland, who finished fifth at
the state 5A meet last year.
“Jordan is showing that he
can really race against any-
one in Oregon,” said Nordell.
“Now we just have to keep
him healthy and continue to
sharpen between now and the
championship races.”
Freshman Ethan Hosang
had another solid effort as
well, finishing in 17:33, mak-
ing him the third fastest fresh-
man in the race as he placed
27th among 183 racers.
The remainder of the var-
sity runners included Josh
By Charlie Kanzig
Correspondent
After a tough week of
workouts that included train-
ing for Friday’s Oxford
Classic in Bend, the Outlaws
cross-country team enters
what Head Coach Josh
Nordell considers the heart of
the racing season.
This is not to say the
Outlaws did not compete hard
at the Oxford meet, according
to Nordell.
“We knew the kids would
be racing a little tired and
sore, but they pushed them-
selves nonetheless,” he said.
The course at Drake Park
is very spectator-friendly, but
notoriously slow compared
to other courses the team will
see the rest of the season, so
times don’t tell the true story.
Nordell explained, “So
Jordan Pollard ran 16:10 last
week in Portland and 16:58
Liddell (18:43), Will Thorsett
(19:42), Cole Pade (19:43),
Jack Berg (20:12), and Jed
Kizziar (20:45). The team
was missing freshman John
Peckham due to a minor
injury.
“We still have work to
do to tighten up our pack of
runners three through seven,
which will be our focus in the
next couple of weeks,” said
Nordell.
Another bright spot
for the boys was Vincente
Rebolledo’s seventh-place
finish in the junior varsity
race with a time of 19:40.
The girls team has been
beset by some illness and
injury, delaying the “jelling”
of the team a bit in Nordell’s
opinion.
“The upcoming weeks are
important to the girls team
to come together,” he said.
“Anna Bartlett is our strong
leader, and if we can get our
pack of runners two through
five tuned back up we will be
in good position to meet our
goals.”
Bartlett showed some wear
from the tough workout week,
finishing the Oxford race in
21:46. Junior Ella Cole contin-
ued her upward trend, placing
second for the team in 23:10.
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