CKL GIRLS TEAM SCORES—
TOP 10 MEDALISTS—1Riley Richert, Hill, 19:33.72; 2—Larson, Hess, 19:52.54; 3—Quinn, Hess, 19:57.1; 4—Heinrichs, Hess, 20:09.34; 5—Tristin Compton, Hois, 20:13.53; 6—O'Halloran, Hess, 20:31.98; 7—Jensynn Williams, Hois, 20:57.48; 8—Schmidt, Hess, 21:15.76; 9—Roberts, Pratt, 21:17.07; 10—Chaput, SV, 21:23.4
HOISINGTON—25—Monroe Walker, 24:02.64; 3 JV—Jayda Bailey, 29:02.94; 4 JV—Baya Yaekley, 29:09.26
LARNED—35—Lylee Brown, 26:15.81; 39—Evalinn Link, 26:15.29
NICKERSON—23—Bella Brinkley, 23:38.23; 27—Jaycie Ohnmacht, 24:18.64; 28—Lucy Fischer, 24:39.48; 29—Amelia Peil, 24:47.17; 45—Ashlynn Voeller, 34:47.34
HOISINGTON 7TH (1 mile)—1—Millie Cook, 6:33.68; 5—Paislee Lomas, 6:57.53; 9—Deklynn Popp, 7:13.47; 11—Jade Sullivan, 7:56.51
LARNED 7TH (1 mile)—14—Shay Brown, 11:01.23
RENO VALLEY 7TH (1 mile)—3—Chevie Kinast, 6:40.93
HOISINGTON 8TH (2 miles)—9—Emaline Debes, 15:05.05
LARNED 8TH (2 miles)—19—Cambyra Elledge, 18:49.21; 21—Alexia Cabrera, 20:22.28
RENO VALLEY 8TH (2 miles)—18—Ila Kuhns, 7:59.7; 22—Ryleigh Spears, 21:31.21
CENTRAL KANSAS BOYS
TOP 10 MEDALISTS—1—Brody Rossman, Hois, 16:21.04; 2—Doherty, Haven, 16:21.74; 3—Pearce, Hess, 16:59.28; 4—Fast, Hess, 17:07.98; 5—Lara, Pratt, 17:40.87; 6—Scott, Hess, 17:52.73; 7—Perez, Pratt, 17:53.0; 8—Brinkley, N, 18:00; 9—Hopkins, Pratt, 18:03.24; 10—Falcon, SV, 18:09.91
HOISINGTON—29—James Kimbrough, 19:29.8; 41—Dawson David, 20:39.61; 43—Johnathan Gonzalez, 20:55.21; 45—Aden Rexwinkle; 27 JV—Gio Gonzalez, 24:42.84
LARNED—47—Ryan Hill, 21:01.94; 50—Jayden Ramirez, 21:12.62; 53—Isaac Colglazier, 22:12.49; 55—Jaxon Hill, 27:37.1
NICKERSON—16—Luke Shelton, 18:45.69; 23—Andy Huggard, 19:10.25; 34—Cooper McConnell, 19:51.64; 37—Dale Landry Smith, 20:12.38; 52—Carson Ward, 22:08.8; 56—Carson Voeller, 28:55.54
HOISINGTON 7TH (1 mile)—1—Rushton Williams, ; 7—Benson Shepard, 6:46.67; 13—Kohen Johnson, 7:18.44
LARNED 7TH (1 mile)—8—Gabe Link, 7:51.3
RENO VALLEY 7TH (1 mile)—15—Wesley Spears, 7:46.73; 19—Treysi Prechtl, 8:19.97
LARNED 8TH—8—Camden Garrison
RENO VALLEY 8TH—18—Michael Cota
Off-season summer volleyball camp at Illinois. Trained in Serbia for a month with their national volleyball team. My dad would love to see me play for his country. That was cool to see how different European volleyball is.