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High school cross country: Wooster’s fast course yields top times (opens the original)
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WOOSTER — In an odd twist that defies logic, Avon’s girls cross country team had two different chances to come away with a first-place trophy at the Wooster Invitational but instead came away with none. Only the first three races were held Sept. 12 before a strong storm came through and washed out the remainder of the meet. But plenty of coaches were scratching their heads in confusion before the skies let loose. The meet has become very popular because the two-loop course is very fast, with lon
Avon Lake Earlybird Invitational cross country: Keystone’s Yuronich wins third race of young season (opens the original)
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When Jamie Yuronich was in the seventh grade, he dressed up as Steve Prefontaine for Halloween. Now, the Keystone junior runs like him. “I really look up to Steve Prefontaine,” he said. “I love him.” Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Nobody is saying that Yuronich is the next great American distance runner. But clearly, he follows in the footsteps of his hero by running the way Prefontaine used to — starting the race at a punishing pace and daring anyone to go with him. The Prefontaine racing st
Area boys, girls cross country runners to watch (opens the original)
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Kaleb Freeman, Elyria: As a sophomore in 2024, Freeman didn’t compete in the SWC meet. A year later, he placed fifth to earn first-team honors, and he backed that up by placing 37th at the regional meet. Gage Hopkins, Elyria: The junior moved up from 31st in 2024 to 11th last year in the SWC meet, earning second-team honors. He also was 43rd at the regional meet. Niko Koutouras, Avon Lake: Last year’s postseason didn’t go well for the senior, but he stepped up big in the Southwestern Conference
Keystone Icebreaker cross country: Amherst girls have best area team finish; Wildcats’ Yuronich wins on home course (opens the original)
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As has been the tradition for some time, the high school cross country season started Aug. 24 with the Keystone Icebreaker at the Lorain County Equestrian Center. Among the 16 teams that participated, perhaps the Amherst girls had the ideal approach to the season opener. “Honestly, we weren’t even thinking about placement,” first-year coach Eric Watts said. “We just wanted to get out, shake the rust off, hear that gun fire and know that the season’s underway.” The Comets did all that and more, a
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