Smithville defeated La Grange 46-39 Friday at Tiger Gym in a must win game for the Lady Tigers if they wanted a chance to keep their playoff streak alive.

Taryn Leiferman and Julia Kubicek each scored 11 points as the Lady Tigers broke the game open in the second quarter to take a 30-17 lead into the locker room at halftime.

Despite La Grange outscoring the Lady Tigers (8-19, 2-3 District 23-3A) by six in the second half, it was too much to overcome.

“This was a must-win game for us to stay alive in the playoff hunt and we got the job done,” said head coach Robin Ramsay. “I was disappointed in our half court defense as well as our free throw shooting. Those 2 factors allowed LaGrange to keep the game close. We will have to improve on those aspects of our game if we are to be successful in the second half of district play.”

Other scorers for Smithville were Valerie Harmon (6), Maygan Washington (8), Audrei Rogers (5) and Shelby Davee (2).

Bryan-Rudder 99, Cedar Creek 19
BRYAN – The Cedar Creek Lady Eagles took one in the chin Friday as the district-leading Rudder Lady Rangers picked up an 80-point victory at home over the Lady Eagles.

Rudder’s defense held Cedar Creek to just three points in the first half as the Lady Rangers led by 57 at the break.

Cedar Creek (3-16, 0-11 District 16-4A) scored 16 points in the second half, but Rudder’s high scoring offense kept pouring it on, outscoring the Lady Eagles 23-6 in the fourth quarter.

Kennedy Collins led the Lady Eagles with 10 points while Takia Bunton had six.

Rudder was led by Lamaria Cole’s 28 points and Marche Amerson also scored 28.

Other scorers for Cedar Creek were Jennifer Rico (1) and Maria Acevedo (2).

Bastrop 40, Manor 37
MANOR – This was the game Bastrop head coach Dee Deshay had been waiting for from Addison Semer.

The sophomore post scored a season-high 15 points Friday to lead the Lady bears to a 40-37 victory over Manor at Mustang Gym in Manor.

Bastrop (3-19, 2-10 District 16-4A) erased a 23-15 deficit at halftime to outscore the Lady Mustangs 25-15 to get the win.

Other scorers for Bastrop were Taylor Seitz (8), Magen Cavazos (6), Brittany Reed (5), Alexis Arevalo (4) and Dezi Litton (2).

Cedar Ridge 57, Elgin 38
ROUND ROCK – Using a pressure defense, the Cedar Ridge Lady Rangers outscored the Elgin Lady Cats 20-2 in the third quarter to cruise to a 57-38 win in Round Rock Friday.

Elgin (7-14, 4-8) surprised the second-place Lady Raiders early in the game by taking a one-point lead into the locker room at halftime.

The third quarter was the difference in the game as Elgin matched Cedar Ridge point for point in the first, second and fourth quarters.

Shaqualla Franklin had 17 points while Cynthia Cowan added seven in the loss.

Other scorers for Elgin were Lee Ann Nash (6), Vernicia Robinson (4), Ashley Kerlin (2) and Monique Aguirre (2).

All-Bastrop County Team
Andrea White, Jr., Bastrop
PB: 12:20.9: District champion, regional qualifier and helped lead the Lady Bears to second straight district championship

Rachael Davee, Jr., Smithville
PB: 12:28.0: Placed third at District 23-3A Championships and helped lead the Lady Tigers to their first ever district championship

Taylor Haworth, Fr., Smithville
PB: 12:22.0: Placed second at District 23-3A Championships and 23 at regional championships. Was two-seconds behind district champion.

Leslie Aziz, Jr., Cedar Creek
PB: 12:32.0: Placed fifth at District 23-3A Championships to qualify for regional championships, where she placed 42nd.

Haley Mendel, Jr., Bastrop
PB: 12:23.2: Placed third at District 16-4A Championships to qualify for regional championships, where she placed 24th

Honorable Mention: Rebekah Voigt, Bastrop; Emily Boujemaa, Bastrop; Jessica Ortiz, Elgin; Macy Wilhelm, Smithville, Clara Duggan, Cedar Creek

BOYS
Runner of the Year — Adrian Lopez, Jr., Elgin
Elgin junior Adrian Lopez set the foundation for Elgin’s return to cross country glory. Lopez led an underdog Wildcats team to a District 16-4A Championship, Lopez medaled at the district meet, placing third, and then ran to a sixth place finish at the Region II-4A Championships, qualifying him for the state championships, where he placed 32nd.

All-Bastrop County Team
Adrian Lopez,, Jr., Elgin
PB: 15:15.0: Placed third at District 16-4A Championships and fifth at regional championships to qualify for the state meet.

Jose Lara, Sr., Elgin
PB: 15:22.0: Placed sixth at District 16-4A Championships and 43rd at regional championships, placed in every meet this season.

Jason Rowe, Soph., Bastrop
PB: 15:50.0:  Placed fifth at District 16-4A Championships to qualify for regional meet, where he finished 38th,

Michael Vallejo, Fr., Cedar Creek
PB: 16:40.0: Was Cedar Creek’s top runner at the district championships with a time of 16:39.4, which placed him 23rd overall.

Abel Zapata, Sr., Elgin
PB: 15:46.0: Placed ninth at District 16-4A Championships with a time of 16:07.4. Ran a personal best time at Gonzales.

Honorable Mention: Raphael Escobedo, Cedar Creek; Austin Quinn, Bastrop; Caleb Cowan, Smithville; Lorenzo Maldonaldo, Smithville; David Jaimes, Elgin; Jonathon Soto, Elgin

Lopez finished 32nd at the state championships at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock where he was the lone representative from Bastrop County.

Lopez ran the course on a very windy day in 16:42.9 minutes with 110 of the state’s top runners in Class 4A.

“I was very pleased with Adrian’s first-ever experience at this level,” said head coach Tony Richardson. “He was wanting to finish in the top 20, but I think after the race he realized that he ran the best he could under those conditions.”

Weather seems to be a factor in every state cross country championships.

In 2008, Smithville’s Stacy Ziats ran to a 23rd place finish under heavy winds.

In 2010, Bastrop’s girls ran in cold conditions to a 12th place finish in a very fast race.

Saturday’s winds slowed everyone down, including Lopez, who was nearly a full minute off his season best time of 15:43.5 set at the District 16-4A Championships on Oct. .26 in Pflugerville. Lopez’s personal best would have got him second at the state championships Saturday.

Even state champion Ryan Teel of Friendswood was slower than his regional time.

Region II-4A champion Brady Turnbull took home a silver medal Saturday with a time of 15:54.51 while El Paso Jefferson’s Joel Florez finished third.

Boerne Champion upset defending state champion Cedar Park for the team state championship.

Lopez will run his senior season next year after finishing third at the district championships, sixth at the regional championships and running at the state meet.

“I am looking forward to watching him run this spring in track and then his senior season next year,” Richardson said. “He will be the cornerstone of Elgin cross country.”

Highland Park won the team title with 38 points at Saturday’s Region II-4A Championships in Vandergrift Park in Arlington, placing three runners in the Top 10.

Bastrop, which placed third last year at the Region II-4A Championships, finished sixth this year with 173 points, 44 shy of the top five teams.

Haley Mendel ran a personal-best time of 12:23.2 minutes to place 24th for the Lady Bears.

Andrea White, the District 16-4A champion, placed 31st with a time of 12:30.3 seconds, which was 10 seconds off her personal best time.

Rebekah Voigt and Kesley Buell ran their last meets in a Bastrop uniform, placing 33rd and 103rd, respectively,

Emily Boujemaa placed 40th with a time of 12:37.7 and Ashley Edwards placed 76th with a time of 13:16.9.

Cedar Creek’s Leslie Aziz finished 42nd in her first regional championships with a time of 12:40.2.

This was a faster race than normal.

Frisco Wakeland’s Maddie Zimmerman won the individual regional title with a time of 11:15.7 while Richardson Pearce’s Kendall Howen placed second with a time of 11:17.1.

Saturday’s Class 4A State Championships will be held at Old Settler’s Park in Round Rock. The girls race is scheduled for 10 a.m.

REGION II-4A CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday at Arlington

GIRLS
Team results
1. Highland Park    38
2. Frisco    71
3. Forney    113
4. Frisco Wakeland    126
5. Frisco Heritage    129
6. Bastrop    173
7. McKinney    191
8. Texas High    270
9. Rockwall    277
10. Hutto    315

Individual results
1. Maddie Zimmerman, Wakeland    11:15.7
2. Kendall Howen, Richardson Pearce    11:17.1
3. Meghan Shea, McKinney    11:24.9
4. Natalie Rathjen, Highland Park    11:33.9
5. Mary Beth Hamilton, Highland Park    11:34.4
6. Sarah Scott, Wylie East    11:35.8
7. Tori Lenz-Selvera, Ennis    11:38.0
8. Kate Krikorian, Highland Park    11:39.2
9. Taylor Anderson, Frisco    11:55.4
10: Kiana Hawn, Forney    12:00.0
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24. Haley Mendel, Bastrop    12:23.2
31. Andrea White, Bastrop    12:30.3
33. Rebekah Voigt, Bastrop    12:32.3
40. Emily Boujemaa, Bastrop    12:37.7
42. Leslie Aziz, Cedar Creek    12:40.2
76. Ashley Edwards, Bastrop    13:16.9
103. Kelsey Buell, Bastrop    13:43.8

File photo by Vivian Mendel/ Bastrop’s Andrea White, seen in this photo from the District 16-4A Championships in Pflugerville on Oct. 26, placed 31st at the Region II-4A Championships Saturday.

The District 23-3A champions placed sixth overall with 178 points, placing three runners in the top 30.

Junior Rachael Davee led the Lady Tigers with a 22nd place overall finish with a time of 12:50.6 minutes, which was 18 seconds shy of finishing in the top 10.

Davee’s personal best time — 12:28.0 — would have placed her ninth.

District 23-3A runner up Taylor Haworth finished 29th overall with a time of 12:52.3. Haworth’s district time of 12:20.0 would have also placed her in the top 10.

Macy Wilhelm finished the race with a time of 12:52.3, which was good enough for 23rd place and Ashley Caldwell placed 36th with a time of 13:14.1.

MaCaylee Deleon finished 83rd and Abigail Hewitt placed 124th.

Huffman Hargrave’s Taeler Marshall won the individual championship with a time of 11:45.3 while Bridge City’s Bree Fontenot was second with a time of 11:47.0.

Fairfield won the team championship with 55 points.

The Class 3A girls state championships are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. at Old Settler’s Park in Round Rock Saturday.

REGION III-3A CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday at Humble

Team results
1. Fairfield    55
2. Lufkin Hudson    97
3. Huffman Hargrave    139
4. Caldwell    169
5. China Spring    175
6. Smithville    178
7. Gatesville    204
8. Bridge City    253
9. Brookshire Royal    261
10. Bullard    269

Individual results
1. Taeler Marshall, Huffman Hargrave    11:45.3
2. Bree Fontenot, Bridge City    11:47.0
3. Miranda Prado, Lorena    11:49.6
4. Ande Carlton, China Spring    11:53.6
5. Diana Moreno, Brookshire Royal    12:03.4
6. Alissa Gonzalez, Gatesville    12:11.8
7. Sarie Hill, Fairfield    12:20.1
8. Breanna Jordan, Tarkington    12:20.7
9. Courtney Gray, Lufkin Hudson    12:31.1
10. Morgan Carevic, Fairfield    12:32.2
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22. Rachael Davee, Smithville    12:50.6
23. Macy Wilhelm, Smithville    12:52.3
29. Taylor Haworth, Smithville    13:03.3
36. Ashley Caldwell, Smithville    13:14.1
83. MaCaylee Deleon, Smithville    14:02.5
124. Abigail Hewitt, Smithville    14:45.3

Lopez ran the course in 15:54 minutes, placing him sixth overall, which was good enough to qualify him for this weekend’s UIL State Cross Country Championships at Old Settler’s Park in Round Rock.

Highland Park won their second straight boys championship, but didn’t place a single runner in the Top 10.

Elgin had 195 points, but was one point shy of sixth place Hallsville and 10 behind fifth place Frisco Centennial.

Jose Lira placed 43rd with a time of 16:43.7 and Abel Zapata placed 48th with a time of 16:58.1.

Johnathon Soto finished 56th and David Jaimes placed 90th.

Bastrop’s Jason Rowe finished 38th with a time of 16:34.7, which was 13 seconds behind 10th place finisher Julio Santoyo of Dallas Adamson.

Frisco Liberty’s Brady Turnbull won the individual championship with a time of 15:18.2.

The boys Class 4A State Championships are scheduled for 10:20 p.m.

REGION II-4A CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday at Arlington

Boys
Team results
1. Highland Park    91
2. Rockwall    126
3. Red Oak    137
4. Frisco Liberty    146
5. Frisco Centennial    185
6. Hallsville    194
7. Elgin    195
8. Hendrickson    210
9. Marshall    214
10. Dallas Adamson    218

Individual results
1. Brady Turnbull, Frisco Liberty    15:18.2
2. Aaron Betschart, Hendrickson    15:37.4
3. Taylor Piske, Richardson Pearce    15:41.1
4. Alec Saucedo, Red Oak    15:41.5
5. Troy Hayden, Whitehouse    15:41.8
6. Adrian Lopez, Elgin    15:54.6
7. Matt Hearn, Rockwall    15:55.2
8. Clark Blunt, Frisco Heritage    15:55.4
9. Troy Jones, Marshall    15:55.9
10. Julio Santoyo, Dallas Adamson    16:00.0
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38. Jason Rowe, Bastrop    16:43.7
43. Jose Lira, Elgin    16:53.9
48. Abel Zapata, Elgin    16:58.1
56. Johnathon Soto, Elgin    17:04.1
90. David Jaimes, Elgin    17:28.4

File photo by Vivian Mendel/ Elgin’s Adrian Lopez, seen in this photo from the District 16-4A Championships on Oct. 26, placed 6th overall at the Region II-4A Championships Saturday and qualified for this weekend’s state championships in Round Rock.

Smithville had three runners place in the top five and all seven placed in the top 20 as the Lady Tigers took home the District 23-3A championship at Simnang Park in Giddings.

Taylor Haworth edged out teammate Rachael Davee to take home silver. Haworth’s time was 12:22.0 minutes, which was two seconds off the lead time by Caldwell’s Renae Rodriguez.

Davee finished third with a time of 12:28.0 and Macy Wilhelm finished fourth with a time of 12:37.0.

Ashley Cardwell finished 11th and was six seconds shy of finishing in the top 10.
Abbie Hewitt placed 12th and MaCaylee Deleon was 13th.

Taylor Shackelford placed 17th to round out the Smithville runners.

Caldwell and Giddings also qualified for regionals and will join the Lady Tigers at the Region III-3A Championships on Saturday, Nov. 5 in Humble.

Smithville only had two boys run at the district meet.

Caleb Cowan placed 21st with a time of 20:23.0 and Lorenzo Maldonado placed 26th.

Giddings won the boys team title and will be joined at the regional meet by Caldwell and Rockdale.

District 23-3A Championships
Wednesday at Giddings

GIRLS
Team results
1. Smithville    32
2. Caldwell    33
3. Giddings    72
4. La Grange    128
5. Navasota    129
Top 3 teams advance to regionals

Individual Top 10
1. Renae Rodriguez, Caldwell    12:20.0
2. Taylor Haworth, Smithville    12:22.0
3. Rachael Davee, Smithville    12:28.0
4. Macy Wilhelm, Smithville    12:37.0
5. Kirstina Kanevsky, Giddings    12:39.0
6. Estephanie Zermeno, Caldwell    13:04.0
7. Bailey Brinkman, Caldwell    13:15.0
8. Casey Brinkman, Caldwell    13:18.0
9. Kacy Campos, Giddings    13:19.0
10. Sara Harris, Caldwell    6:45.0
Top 10 individuals advance to regionals

BOYS
Team results
1. Giddings    20
2. Caldwell    57
3. Rockdale    60
4. Navasota    115
5. La Grange    118
Top 3 teams advance to regionals

Individual Top 10
1. Juan Rubio, Rockdale    16:29.0
2. Erik Gaitan, Giddings    16:45.0
3. Jose Martinez, Giddings    17:11.0
4. Riley Zoch, Giddings    17:26.0
5. Kyle Holman, Giddings    17:30.0
6. Blake Devoll, Giddings    17:34.0
7. Chris Luna, Caldwell    17:50.0
8. Alan Limon, Giddings    17:51.0
9. Benito Costillo, Rockdale    17:51.0
10. Remond ward, Caldwell    18:10.0
Top 10 individuals advance to regionals

File photo by MIke Andrick/ Smithville's Rachael Davee, seen in this photo from the McNeil Invitational on Oct. 1, placed third overall Wednesday at the District 23-3A Championships in Giddings.

Bastrop’s girls cross country team repeated as District 16-4A champions in the same dominating way as a year ago at NE Metropolitan Park in Pflugerville.

All five of the scored runners placed in the Top 10, with Andrea White, Rebekah Voigt and Haley Mendel taking the top three spots, respectively.

The junior White blew away the field and won the race with a time of 12:20.9 minutes, which was eight seconds better than the second place finisher Voigt and 13 seconds faster than the third place finisher Mendel.

Emily Boujemaa and Ashley Edwards rounded out the top 10, placing ninth and 10th.

Cedar Creek’s Leslie Aziz will also be making the trip to regionals next week in Arlington.

Aziz placed fifth overall to earn her spot at the Region II-4A Championships with a time of 12:37.8.

Clara Duggan was just short of making it to regionals, placing 16th overall with a time of 13:20.2.

Bastrop’s Kelsey Buell also finished in the top 20 by placing 18th with a time of 13:22.1.

Elgin’s Jessica Ortiz was the Lady Cats’ top runner with a time of 13:30.1, which placed her 23rd overall.

Other finishers for Bastrop were Melissa Napolitano (29th).

Cedar Creek’s Gracyn Green placed 27th overall while Tatum Carrillo placed 33rd and Amy Wyatt finished 34th. Caitlyn Opperman finished 42nd also.

Elgin’s Marina Navejas finished 31st, Yesenia Almazan was 38th, Sable Washington was 39th and Grettel Ruiz finished 46th.

Hutto finished second and Cedar Ridge was third. Both teams will join Bastrop at the regional championships.

Cedar Creek placed fifth overall in its first district meet while Elgin finished sixth.

Bastrop and Aziz will compete in the regional championships Saturday, Nov. 5 at Vandergriff Park in Arlington.

DISTRICT 16-4A CHAMPIONSHIPS
At NE Metropolitan Park, Pflugerville

GIRLS
Team results
1. Bastrop    25
2. Hutto    66
3. Cedar Ridge    75
4. Hendrickson    77
5. Cedar Creek    110
6. Elgin    163
7. Manor    186
8. Connally    Inc.
Top 3 teams advance to regionals

Individual Top 10
1. Andrea White, Bastrop    12:20.9
2. Rebekah Voigt, Bastrop    12:28.8
3. Haley Mendel, Bastrop    12:33.9
4. Lexi Bradburn, Hendrickson    12:35.8
5. Leslie Aziz, Cedar Creek    12:37.8
6. Cecilia Ramirez, Hutto    12:39.4
7. Kiara Morales, Cedar Ridge    12:53.6
8. Ashley Luna, Hutto    12:53.7
9. Emily Boujemaa, Bastrop    12:54.8
10. Ashley Edwards, Bastrop    13:03.3
Top 10 individuals advance to regionals

Contributed photo by Vivian Mendel/ Bastrop's Andrea White races toward the finish line Wednesday at the District 16-4A Championships at NE Metropolian Park in Pflugerville. White won the overall individual title to lead Bastrop to a repeat at district champions.

Contributed photo by Vivian Mendel/ Cedar Creek's Leslie Aziz battles for position with Hutto's Cecillia Ramirez Wednesday at the District 16-4A Championships at NE Metropolitan Park in Pflugerville. Aziz placed fifth overall, which qualifies her for nextr week's regional championships.

Elgin had three runners place in the top 10 as Adrian Lopez finished third overall with a time of 15:43.5 minutes at NE Metropolitan Park in Pflugerville.

Jose Lara finished sixth with a time of 15:55.7 and Abel Zapata placed ninth with a time of 16:07.7.

Bastrop’s Jason Rowe qualified for the Region II-4A Championships individually with a fifth place finish overall and a time of 15:50.2.

Other than Elgin and Rowe, it wasn’t a good day for Bastrop County teams at the district championships.

Bastrop finished fifth while Cedar Creek came in seventh in the team results.

Bastrop’s Andres Martinez barely missed the top 10 with a 13th place finish with a time of 16:13.6.

Only the top 10 individuals and top three teams advance to the regional meet.

Elgin’s David Jaimes (15th) and Jonathon Soto (16th), along with Bastrop’s Austin Quinn (20th) were the only runners from Bastrop County to finish in the Top 20.

Bastrop’s Ethan Goldstein placed 23th overall while Torrean Harrell finished 30th and Rolando Lopez placed 32nd.

Michael Vallejo was Cedar Creek’s top runner, coming in at 21st overall with a time of 16:39.3.

Raphael Escobedo placed 26th and Victor Guajardo was 42nd. Adrian Gonzalez finished 46th and Michael Meuth was 50th.

Hendrickson finished second and Manor was third. Both teams will join Elgin at the regional championships.

Elgin and Rowe will compete in the regional championships Saturday, Nov. 5 at Vandergriff Park in Arlington.

DISTRICT 16-4A CHAMPIONSHIPS
At NE Metropolitan Park, Pflugerville

BOYS
Team results
1. Elgin    49
2. Hendrickson    63
3. Manor    64
4. Cedar Ridge    88
5. Bastrop    91
6. Hutto    167
7. Cedar Creek    177
8. Connally    Inc.
Top 3 teams advance to regionals

Individual Top 10
1. Aaron Betschart, Hendrickson    15:02.1
2. Hector Flores, Hendrickson    15:05.7
3. Adrian Lopez, Elgin    15:43.5
4. Juan Costilla, Manor    15:49.8
5. Justin Rowe, Bastrop    15:50.2
6. Jose Lira, Elgin    15:55.7
7. Brian O’Hara, Manor    16:04.2
8. Alfredo Hernandez, Manor    16:04.3
9. Abel Zapata, Elgin    16:07.4
10. Patrick Wheeless, Hutto    16:07.7
Top 10 individuals advance to regionals

Contributed photo by Vivian Mendel/ Elgin's Adrian Lopez runs toward the finsih line Wednesday at the District 16-4A Championships at NE Metopolitan Park in Pflugerville. Lopez finished third overall.

Bastrop finished third Saturday at the In and Out Invitational in Cooks Point, placing two runners in the Top 10.

Junior Haley Mendel placed sixth out of 91 runners while Andrea White placed seventh to help Bastrop to its best finish of the season.

Mendel ran the two-mile course in 12:27 minutes while White finished with a time of 12:29.

All but one of the Lady Bears finished in the top 50, with Melissa Napolitano’s 52nd place finish rounding out Bastrop’s runners.

Rebekah Voight placed 23rd, Emily Boujemaa placed 26th and Kelsey Buell placed 46th.

Cedar Creek, which is expected to battle Bastrop for the district title next week, placed 10th overall with Leslie Aziz’s time of 12:32 putting her 10th.

Amy Wyatt placed 42nd with a time of 13:26 and Caitlyn Opperman placed 60th. Clara Duggan and Gracyn Green finished 63rd and 64th, respectively.

Smithville topped district-rival Giddings for 11th place.

This was also the Lady Tigers’ last meet before the District 23-3A Championships Wednesday at Giddings.

Racheal Davee paced Smithville with a time of 13:20, which was good enough for 36th overall.

Taylor Haworth placed 47th with a time of 13:30 and Macy Wilhelm finished 50th with a time of 13:35.

MaCaylee Deleon, Taylor Shackelford and McKenzie Arbuckle placed 68th, 76th and 87th, respectively.

None of the boys competing at the meet placed in the top 10.

Bastrop’s Jason Rowe finished 18th overall with a time of 17:50 to pace the Bears to a seventh place finish as a team.

Michael Vallejo was the top Cedar Creek runner with a 35th place finish on five-kilometer course with a time of 18:33.

The Eagles placed 10th overall.

Other places for Bastrop were Eathan Goldstein (40th), Torrean Harrell (41st), Rolando Lopez (45th) and Austin Quinn (48th).

Finishers for Cedar Creek were Raphael Escobedo (47th), Adrian Gonzalez (62nd), Victor Guajardo (67th) and Michael Mueth (71st).

The District 16-4A Championships will be Wednesday at Northeast Metropolitan Park in Pflugerville.

Top Tier Training Open
at Cooks Point

GIRLS
Team results
1. Vandegrift    40
2. Temple    105
3. Bastrop    107
4. A&M Consolidated    108
5. Seven Lakes    113
6. Belton    143
7. Brenham    207
8. Caldwell    212
9. Copperas Cove    228
10. Cedar Creek    236
11. Smithville    273
12. Giddings    331
13. Killeen Ellison    334
14. McGregor    363

Individual top 10
1. Nicolette Keys, Vandegrift    11:39.0
2. Kelsie Warren, A&M Cons.    11.41.0
3. Greta Smith, Vandegrift    11L47.0
4. Elizatbeth Kamenicky, Brenhan    12:06.0
5. Katelin Huckabee, Belton    12:11.0
6. Haley Mendel, Bastrop    12:27.0
7. Andrea White, Bastrop    12:29.0
8t. Lexi Phelps, Temple    12:30.0
8t. Reagan Randermann, Brenham    12:30.0
10. Leslie Aziz, Cedar Creek    12:32.0
23. Rebekah Voight, Bastrop    12:58.0
26. Emily Boujemaa, Bastrop    13:01.0
36. Racheal Davee, Smithville    13:20.0
42. Amy Wyatt, Cedar Creek    13:26.0
46. Kelsey Buell, Bastrop    13:28.0
47. Taylor Haworth, Smithville    13:30.0
49. Ashley Edwards, Bastrop    13:34.0
50. Macy Wilhelm, Smithville    13:35.0
52. Melissa Napolitano, Bastrop    13:37.0
60. Caitlyn Opperman, Cedar Creek    13:53.0
63. Clara Duggan, Cedar Creek    14:06
64. Gracyn Green, Cedar Creek    14:08.0
68. MaCaylee Deleon, Smithville    14:16.0
76. Taylor Shackelford, Smithville    14:46.0
87. McKenzie Arbuckle, Smithville    15:04.0

BOYS
Team results
1. Seven Lakes    44
2. Killeen Ellison    61
3. Vandegrift    76
4. A&M Consolidated    109
5. Copperas Cove    129
6. Giddings    141
7. Bastrop    168
8. Belton    191
9. McGregor    254
10. Cedar Creek    271
11. Caldwell    288

Individual Top 10
1. Silvester Harrison, Ellison    15:58.0
2. Nathan Ricketts, Seven Lakes    16:30.0
3. Greg White, Seven Lakes    16:21.0
4. J.R. Hardy, Vandegrift    16:23.0
5. Sam Mayo, Killeen Ellison    16:28.0
6. Cameron Woodberry, C. Cove    16:44.0
7. Brandon Keys, Vandegrift    16:51.0
8. Kevin Dean, Seven Lakes    16:56.0
9. Gus Roman, A&M Consolidated    17:13.0
10. Max Mayo, Killeen Ellison    17:17.0
18. Jason Rowe, Bastrop    17:50.0
35. Michael Vallejo, Cedar Creek    18:33.0
40. Ethan Goldstein, Bastrop    18:42.0
41. Torrean Harrell, Bastrop    18:45.0
45. Rolando Lopez, Bastrop    18:59.0
47. Raphael Escobedo, Cedar Creek    19.00.0
48. Austin Quinn, Bastrop    19:01.0
62. Adrian Gonzalez, Cedar Creek    20:48.0
67. Victor Guajardo, Cedar Creek    21:18.0
71. Michael Mueth, Cedar Creek    22:01.0

File photo by Mike Andrick/ Haley Mendel, seen in this photo from the McNeil Invitational on Oct. 1, placed sixth overall Saturday at the In and Out Top Tier Invitational.