Schedule

2011-10-03     

The Teays Valley Cross Country team will not be attending the Liberty Union Invitational on October 8th, as seen on the schedule. The team will be competing at the Ray Russell Invitational at Jonathan Alder on Saturday, October 8th instead.

The Teays Valley Cross Country team will not be attending the Liberty Union Invitational on October 8th, as seen on the schedule. The team will be competing at the Ray Russell Invitational at Jonathan Alder on Saturday, October 8th instead.

The Teays Valley Cross Country team will not be attending the Liberty Union Invitational on October 8th, as seen on the schedule. The team will be competing at the Ray Russell Invitational at Jonathan Alder on Saturday, October 8th instead.

The Teays Valley Cross Country team will not be attending the Liberty Union Invitational on October 8th, as seen on the schedule. The team will be competing at the Ray Russell Invitational at Jonathan Alder on Saturday, October 8th instead.

Results

High School Boys

Score Archive

The Vikings competed at the Division 1 Central District Cross Country Championships and finished 7^th out of 13 teams in their race. With muddy conditions created do to the rain earlier in the week, the Vikings raced for a spot in the regional race and missed out by two teams as the top 5 teams earned the right to go to the next round. The boys raced with all they had today and they really went after one of those qualifying spots. Competing for each and every spot throughout the whole race the boys gave it their all. The Viking were led by Jacob Richards, who finished 32^nd with a time of 18:02 and by Cody Redman, who finished 34^th with a time of 18:07. Great job on a great season boys.

Individual Varsity Team Results (93 runners)

Jacob Richards 18:02 (32^nd)

Cody Redman 18:07 (34^th)

Dallas Lindeman 18:24 (40^th)

Nick Vorwerk 18:46 (48^th)

Brandon O’Linn 19:10 (56^th)

Austin Cox 19:11 (57^th)

Andrew Looney 19:25 (63^rd)

Individual Open Results

Seth Imboden 20:13

Joey Cook 20:32

Zach Butler 20:36

Aaron Fox 20:37

Austin Rodriguez 21:50

Jake Gallaher 22:22

Dalton Wilburn 22:44

Travis Holbrook 22:58

Garek Norpoth 23:21

With a great team effort, the Vikings finished second place in the Mid-State League Meet. Canal Winchester won the boys meet with a score of 23 points to the Vikings 50 points. The boys went after it from the start of the race and pushed the whole way through. Working together, the boys made great moves during the race to move up to the front of the back. I was proud of the way the boys competed. We knew coming in that Canal Winchester had a strong team, but the boys were excited about the opportunity to take a shot and I thought they ran great. The Vikings were led by a 4^th place finish by Cody Redman and an 8^th place finish by Jacob Richards. Both boys ran well enough to earn First-Team Mid-State League honors. Earning Second-Team Mid-State League honors were Dallas Lindeman, Nick Vorwerk, and Brandon O’Linn. Andrew Looney earned a spot as an Honorable-Mention All-League member.

Individual Varsity Team Results (48 runners)

Cody Redman 17:29 (4^th)

Jacob Richards 17:48 (8^th)

Dallas Lindeman 17:57 (10^th)

Nick Vorwerk 18:02 (12^th)

Brandon O’Linn 18:06 (16^th)

Andrew Looney 18:18 (18^th)

Austin Cox 18:46 (26^th)

Individual Open Race Results (30 runners)

Seth Imboden 18:42 (1^st)

Joey Cook 18:47 (2^nd)

Zach Butler 19:38 (5^th)

Aaron Fox 19:50 (6^th)

Austin Rodriguez 20:12 (12^th)

Travis Holbrook 21:07 (19^th)

Jake Gallaher 21:31 (20^th)

Dalton Wilburn 21:45 (22^nd)

Garek Norpoth 22:09 (25^th)

The Teays Valley Boys Cross Country team won the Ray Russell Invitational at Jonathan Alder beating runner up St. Francis DeSales by 4 points; 52-56. On a warm October day, the boys went out with a purpose and never looked back. I enjoyed the competitive fire the boys showed throughout the whole race. As we get down to this time of the year, it is important that the boys compete for each and every spot and they are doing that now. They worked hard to win their individual battles, because they have experienced the importance of what one or two points can mean in a race. This boys team has grown a lot from the start of the year and I believe that their hard work and their team cohesion has helped them succeed as the season has gone on. I really am looking forward to seeing what they can do as we approach the Mid-State League Meet and the Central District Meet in the next couple of weeks. The boys were led by a 2^nd place finish by Cody Redman in a time of 17:38 and a 6^th place finish by Jacob Richards in a time of 18:00.

Individual Results (77 Runners)

Cody Redman 17:38 (2^nd)

Jacob Richards 18:00 (6^th)

Dallas Lindeman 18:37 (13^th)

Brandon O’Linn 18:48 (15^th)

Nick Vorwerk 18:50 (16^th)

Andrew Looney 19:07 (24^th)

Austin Cox 19:24 (25^th)

Joey Cook 20:03 (34^th)

Aaron Fox 20:07 (35^th)

Seth Imboden 20:34 (41^st)

Austin Rodriguez 20:47 (43^rd)

Zach Butler 20:57 (46^th)

Jake Gallaher 21:59 (60^th)

Dalton Wilburn 22:41 (63^rd)

Garek Norpoth 23:10 (67^th)

Travis Holbrook 23:17 (68^th)

The Vikings competed at the Piketon Invitational on a chilly and damp morning. Despite the conditions, a visit from two alumni runners seem to pump up the boys and get them ready to race. From the start of the race the boys positioned themselves well and ran strong throughout the whole race. The boys finished second in a field of 20 schools, finishing with 87 points, finishing behind Fairland, who scored 22 points, and who is currently ranked 4^th in the State in Division 2. I was pleased with the way the boys competed today. They showed a desire and hunger to be in the front of the race and pushed all the way to the end. I also liked how the boys ran smart races. They were patient and made moves in the right places. Despite not having any seniors on the team, the boys have shown the ability to make good decision on the race course and work together to produce results. The preparation and intensity were two things the boys having definitely developed over the course of the season and I think they are starting to get it right as we move towards league and districts. The boys were led by a strong effort up front with Cody Redman finishing 5^th in a time of 17:09 and Jacob Richards who finished 9^th with a time of 17:22. A shout out goes to all boys who competed and ran strong races.

Individual Results (185 runners)

Cody Redman 17:09 (5^th)

Jacob Richards 17:22 (9^th)

Dallas Lindeman 17:53 (20^th)

Nick Vorwerk 18:03 (27^th)

Brandon O’Linn 18:10 (31^st)

Andrew Looney 18:11 (32^nd)

Austin Cox 18:23 (41^st)

Joey Cook 19:14 (70^th)

Aaron Fox 19:25 (77^th)

Zach Butler 19:37 (82^nd)

Austin Rodriguez 20:19 (101^st)

Jake Gallaher 21:01 (118^th)

Travis Holbrook 21:11 (123^rd)

Garek Norpoth 22:03 (143^rd)

Dalton Wilburn 22:05 (144^th)

Teays Valley Boys Cross Country

The Teays Valley Vikings competed at the Tiger Invitational at Pickerington Central High School. The boys finished 6^th out of 6 teams in the highly competitive Tiger Division race, finishing 6 points behind John Glenn High School. Despite the fact that the boys two-meet win streak came to an end a lot was accomplished at the meet. I think the boys are starting to become racers and are competing for position the whole race. They are starting to develop the mental and physical toughness to compete for the whole 5k race. I was proud of the way the boys competed and finished the race as well. The ability to compete and challenge runners in race like today will benefit the boys as they move towards the league and district races. I think a lot was learned today and the boys can take that and apply it to practice and look towards the goals they have set for themselves. The boys had success from top to bottom today as 12 of the boys ran season-best times on the wet and at spots, muddy course. The Vikings were led by Cody Redman placing 13^th (17:45) and Jacob Richards placing 17^th (17:58).

Boys Individual Results

Tiger Division (46 runners)

Cody Redman 17:45 (13^th)\

Jacob Richards 17:58 (17^th)

Dallas Lindeman 18:38 (28^th)

Nick Vorwerk 18:47 (31^st)

Brandon O’Linn 18:58 (37^th)

Andrew Looney 19:03 (38^th)

Austin Cox 19:12 (40^th)

Bengal Division (258 runners)

Joey Cook 20:04 (99^th)

Aaron Fox 20:17 (113^th)

Zach Butler 20:18 (116^th)

Austin Rodriguez 20:56 (148^th)

Travis Holbrook 22:26 (187^th)

Jake Gallaher 22:36 (190th)

Garek Norpoth 23:05 (207^th)

Dalton Wilburn 23:38 (218^th)

Teays Valley Boys Cross County

County Champions!

The Teays Valley Boys Cross Country team was able to take home the title of Pickaway County Champions by edging out a victory over Circleville by scoring 38 points to Circleville’s 39 points. The race was tight and competitive the whole way with runners battling for position. I thought the boys gutted it out the whole way and were determined to bring home a county championship. I am proud of the way they competed from start to finish and am proud of them for accomplishing the feat of becoming County Champions. None of these boys were on the team that won the County Championship two years ago, so this is an awesome experience for them and hopefully something that will propel them forward as the season goes on. One of our goals this year was to become county champions and we did that, now we must look forward and see where we can improve to reach some of our other goals. The guys came out of the race tonight knowing they must make improvements in several aspects of their races. We have work to do, but I feel these boys are committed to putting in the time and the effort to make this happen. The boys were led by a 2^nd place finish by Cody Redman and a 6^th place finish by Jacob Richards; both young men earned 1^st Team All-County Honors as well.

Boys Individual Results (37 Runners)

Cody Redman 18:04 (2^nd)

Jacob Richards 18:53 (6^th)

Dallas Lindeman 19:05 (9^th)

Brandon O’Linn 19:14 (10^th)

Nick Vorwerk 19:40 (11^th)

Andrew Looney 19:49 (13^th)

Austin Cox 20:02 (16^th)

Zach Butler 21:20 (21^st)

Joey Cook 21:59 (23^rd)

Aaron Fox 22:05 (24^th)

Austin Rodriguez 22:47 (25^th)

Jake Gallaher 23:14 (26^th)

Dalton Wilburn 23:46 (28^th)

Garek Norpoth 24:15 (31^st)

Travis Holbrook 24:59 (33^rd)

Teays Valley Viking Boys Cross Country

Teays Valley High School Boys Cross Country Team

Teays Valley High School Boys Cross Country Team

The Teays Valley Viking Boys Cross Country team started off the season in the right direction with a 7^th place finish out of eleven teams at the Mt. Vernon Kiwanis Cross Country Invitational. With some tough competition the boys competed hard and ran well for the first race of the season. For the most part, the boys ran smart races, especially at the start of the race, as it can be easy to get excited and take off too fast when the gun sounds for the first time. They did a good job of staying under control and letting the race come to them. The boys were glad to see some good early season results, but know that much work has to be done to accomplish their goals in the league and when districts roll around. The boys were led by Cody Redman who finished 11^th in 17:57 and Jacob Richards who finished who finished 37^th in 18:56.

The Teays Valley Vikings Cross Country team competed at the District Meet at Watkins Memorial High School on Saturday October 24th.
The Teays Valley Boys finished 5th out of 12 teams, qualifying for the regional meet as a team for the 1st time since Teays Valley has moved up to Division 1.  The boys ran a very tough and gutty race as they dug deep to push themselves and their teammates to the finish line.  The conditions were at their worst for the boys race as they had sideways rain and a very strong gusty wind blowing during the race.  Though times were not where the boys wanted them to be, the weather was not ideal and the course was muddy and roughed up, it is certain that on a normal day and a dry course the boys would have set new personal records.  The effort and will to win were on full display by these young men.  The Vikings were led by a 5th place finish by Taylor Conn and a 7th place finish by Tyler Conn.  The Vikings now must look forward to the Regional Race in which they will run on Saturday October 31 at 2:50 pm at Pickerington North High School attempting to qualify for the State Meet,

Results: 

Taylor Conn        17:04
Tyler Conn          17:18
Chris Varian        18:18
Zane Grabans      18:30
Seth Eckel          18:31
Dominic Koah      19:14
Ben Barr              20:35
Sam Stewart       21:32

Owen Dorsey     22:12

The Teays Valley Boys Cross Country team participated at the Mid-State League Buckeye Divsion Cross Country Meet  held at Teays Valley High School on Saturday October 17th.  The Viking boys placed 1st out of 8 teams scoring 38 points and winning the MSL Meet and the MSL Title for the 1st time in 14 years.  The boys ran with heart and ran with passion as they pushed themselves to win the title at their home course.  In a tough battle with Canal Winchester and Circleville the boys came through as a team.  The boys were led by Tyler Conn placing 2nd and Taylor Conn placing 3rd.  The boys places 3 runners on 1st team Mid-State League and 3 runners on 2nd team Mid-State League.

League Honors:

Tyler Conn-1st Team Mid-State League

Taylor Conn-1st Team Mid-State League

Chris Varian-1st Team Mid-State League

Seth Eckel-2nd Team Mid-State League

Zane Grabans-2nd Team Mid-State League

Dominic Koah-2nd Team Mid-State League

Results:

Tyler Conn                                 17:00     
Taylor Conn                              17:05      
Chris Varian                             17:26      
Seth Eckel                                18:05     
Zane Grabans                         18:06    
Dominic Koah                         18:17
Sam Stewart                           19:31
Ben Barr                                  19:26
Owen Dorsey                          21:22

Boys-

The Teays Valley Boys competed in the Ray Russell Red Race and earned first place out of eight teams.  Despite the conditions being slippery and muddy due to the rain several of the boys ran their best times of the year.  The boys ran well as a team and showed heart as they pushed through and competed.  The boys were led by Taylor Conn who won the race and Tyler Conn who placed 3rd.

Results:

Taylor Conn            16:48
Tyler Conn              17:08
Chris Varian            17:41
Seth Eckel              17:58
Zane Grabans          18:13
Dominic Koah          18:48
Sam Stewart           19:53
Ben Barr                 20:04
Owen Dorsey           20:17 

 

The Teays Valley Boys Cross Country team competed at the Pickerington North Panther Invitational.  The meet was very competitive and a lot of tough teams were competing in the meet.  The course was really slow and sloppy and there was a strong wind the made it really hard for the runners to really get going.  Still the boys gave a strong team effort and placed 4th out of 26 teams.  In a strong field of runners the team was led by Taylor Conn with an 8th place finish and Tyler Conn with an 11th place finish.

Results:

Taylor Conn    17:20
Tyler Conn      17:34
Chris Varian    18:15
Seth Eckel       18:52
Zane Grabans    19:08
Dominic Koah    19:11
Ben Barr            20:31
Sam Stewart      21:02
Owen Dorsey     22:30


 

The boys competed in the Pickaway County Meet on Tuesday September 22nd.  The boys ran a strong team race placing 5 athletes in the top ten to win the County Meet by 13 points.  The Vikings were led by a 2nd place finish from Taylor Conn and a 3rd place finish from Tyler Conn.  Teays Valley placed 4 boys on the all-county team.  The boys were Taylor Conn, Tyler Conn, Chris Varian, and Seth Eckel.

Results:

Taylor Conn   16:47

Tyler Conn     17:38

Chirs Varian  17:44

Seth Eckel      18:25

Dominic Koah  18:45

Zane Grabans  19:54

Sam Stewart     21:17

Owen Dorsey    21:24

Ben Barr             21:39                             

We hosted the Teays Valley Viking Invitational on Sept. 19, 2009.  The boys placed 2nd out of 12 teams, finishing behind a strong and deep Unioto team.   The Vikings were led by Tyler Conn finishing 3rd with a time of 16:36 and Taylor Conn finishing 4th with a time of 16:38.  The Vikings ran a strong race and pushed themselves hard in the race.  We are still looking to and must make great strides and improvements before the meets at the end of the year and have learned today that there is a lot of hard work we need to do in order to reach the goals that this team has set. 

Places and times for the boys:

3)Tyler Conn-16:36
4)Taylor Conn-16:38
11)Chris Varian-17:38
21)Seth Eckel-18:19
25)Dominic Koah-18:37
29)Zane Grabans-18:45
51)Sam Stewart-20:10
55)Ben Barr-20:20
58)Owen Dorsey-20:30
 

On Saturday the Teays Valley Cross Country teams competed at the Newark Catholic Invitational.

The high school boys finished second out of sixteen teams.  The boys ran hard and competed and did well for an early season meet.  They have plenty of work to do to reach the goals they have set for this season, but it was good to get the first competition in and under our belts.  The Vikings were paced by a 1st place finish by Tyler Conn and a 2nd place finish by Taylor Conn.

Results:

Tyler Conn      17:21
Taylor Conn    17:23
Chris Varian    18:51
Seth Eckel      19:24
Zane Grabans   19:46
Dominic Koah   20:10
Owen Dorsey    22:33
Sam Stewart    23:35
Ben Barr          23:41


 

HS boys team results

1. Circleville 27

2. Teays Valley 32

3. Westfall 79

4. Logan Elm 111

HS boys individual results

4. Taylor Conn TV 17:37

5. Chris Varian TV 17:45

6. Tyler Conn TV 17:54

8. Dominic Koah TV 18:45

9. Seth Eckel TV 18:51

13. Brett Passen TV 19:19

17. Zane Graban TV 19:33

24. David Eckel TV 21:48

30. Cameron Taylor TV 22:50
 

Boys Team- 1st place

Tyler Conn 17:25 (4)

Chris Varian 17:25 (5)

Taylor Conn 17:38 (9)

Dominic Koah 18:19 (15)

Seth Eckel 18:39 (22)

Brett Passen 18:48 (26)

Zane Grabans 18:55 (29)

Cameron Taylor 21:26 (88)

David Eckel 23:49 (137)

The home meet results are posted on www.baumspage.com

Boys Team- 1st Place

 The boys took home the 1st place trophy at the Groveport Madison Invitational.  The team looked strong and times were better than last week.  Tyler and Taylor Conn lead the race by winning 1st and 2nd place.

Boys Varsity Race

Tyler Conn 17:41 (1)

Taylor Conn 17:49 (2)

Chris Varian 18:23 (4)

Seth Eckel 19:10 (7)

Brett Passen 19:13 (8)

Dominic Koah 19:30 (10)

Zane Grabans 19:43 (13)

David Eckel 22:46 (37)

Cameron Taylor 23:20 (40)

Boys placed 2nd out of 15 teams

Boys Varsity Race (105 runners)

Tyler Conn 17:54 (9)

Taylor Conn 18:11 (11)

Chris Varian 18:43 (21)

Dominic Koah 19:23 (31)

Seth Eckel 19:47 (41)

Brett Passen 19:51 (43)

Zane Grabans 20:07 (50)

Boys Reserve Race (60 runners)

David Eckel 22:38 (28)

The Varsity Boys team started out the season with a very competitive race keeping our top seven boys at 20 minutes and below. It was an exciting start to the season on a challenging course.

High School Girls

Score Archive

The Lady Vikings competed at the Division One Central District Cross Country Championships and finished one spot shy of qualifying as a team to the Regional Race. The Lady Vikings finished a mere 7 points behind Delaware Hayes for the last spot out of the district race. The Vikings had their eyes set on the spot and competed valiantly as they pushed for each spot during the race. I was proud of the way the girls got after it today, they really were going after a regional spot and they gave everything they had on the course. The girls did everything that was asked of them leading up to the race and I was pleased with that effort. The girls were led by Lora Overholt who finished 3^rd with a time of 19:19 and by Sara Toskin who finished 29^th with a time of 21:30. With her effort, Lora Overholt qualified individually to the Regional Cross Country Meet on Saturday October 29^th. Lora will be racing in the Girls Division One Regional Race which is set to begin at 12:30.

Individual Varsity Team Results (109 runners)

Lora Overholt 19:19 (3^rd)
Sara Tokin 21:30 (29^th)

Sydnee Roese 21:41 (35^th)

Karina Overholt 22:10 (50^th)

Katie Glover 22:43 (65^th)

Mariah Hicks 23:17 (70^th)

Kristen Noecker 23:58 (76^th)

Individual Open Results

Ashley Holbrook 30:25

Katelyn Hanneman 30:37

Kaycee Blum 33:49

The Lady Vikings earned second place at the Mid-State League Meet. In a close race for first, the Vikings finished 11 points behind Canal Winchester. It was a great overall effort by the Vikings as they ran a smart race and made up ground as the race continued on. The strong push at the end of the race brought Canal within striking distance, but the ladies came up just short. Despite that, I was proud of the way the girls competed. They took a chance to go for it and the effort and desire were there and as a coach I couldn’t ask for anything more. Also, a big effort and a big person best from freshman Kristen Noecker helped the Vikings secure second place as the Vikings finished 3 points ahead of Circleville. The Vikings were led by Lora Overholt who finished in second place with a time of 18:38. With her efforts Lora earned First-Team Mid-State League honors. Earning Second-Team Mid-State League honors were Sara Toskin who finished 13^th with a time of 21:15 and Karina Overholt who finished 14^th with a time of 21:19. Honorable-Mention All-League honors go to Katie Glover (18^th) and Kristen Noecker (19^th).

Individual Varsity Team Results (43 runners)

Lora Overholt 18:38 (2^nd)

Sara Toskin 21:15 (13^th)

Karina Overholt 21:19 (14^th)

Katie Glover 21:52 (18^th)

Kristen Noecker 21:55 (19^th)

Mariah Hicks 22:45 (27^th)

Ashley Trejo 27:07 (40^th)

Individual Open Results (26 runners)

Tayde Raga 27:41 (21st)

Ashley Holbrook 27:42 (22^nd)

Katelyn Hanneman 28:39 (24^th)

Kaycee Blum 30:52 (25^th)

Leah Evans 36:22 (26^th)

The Teays Valley Lady Vikings finished in second place at the Ray Russell Invitation at Jonathan Alder. Bishop Ready won with 37 points, while the Lady Vikings finished with 46 points. The Vikings ran hard as they finished their last tune up before the Mid-State League Meet and the Central District Meet. These ladies have some good goals set for the MSL race and Districts and I thought they took some positive steps today to make those goals happen. The competitive spirit shown by the ladies today shows how bad they want to reach these goals as we move towards the post season. I thought the ladies showed a lot of good things today, but there are still a few aspects of their races that they still need to pull together to make big things happen and I think we should be able to work on those things this week in practice. The ladies were led by a first and second place combination. The Vikings were led by a first place finish from Lora Overholt in a time of 19:10 and a second place finish by Karina Overholt with a time of 20:56.

Individual Results (61 runners)

Lora Overholt 19:10 (1^st)

Karina Overholt 20:56 (2^nd)

Sara Toskin 21:35 (9^th)

Katie Glover 22:27 (14^th)

Mariah Hicks 23:11 (20^th)

Kristen Noecker 23:15 (22^nd)

Ashley Trejo 25:21 (35^th)

Tayde Raga 30:03 (54^th)

Ashley Holbrook 30:04 (55^th)

Katelyn Hanneman 32:30 (58^th)

Kaycee Blum 34:37 (60^th)

Leah Evans 38:02 (61^st)

The Lady Vikings competed at the Piketon Invitational and a damp and chilly morning. The whole team competed well, with many of the girls running their best times of the year. The Vikings scored 96 points finishing fourth behind champion Zane Trace, Fairland, and Circleville. The girls as team showed a lot of strength and fight. Our pack was not as tight as it has been the last several weeks, so that is something we will continue to work on. Despite that, I thought the girls ran smart races by putting themselves in good position at the mile mark and battling through the very end. As the season continues each and every week, the girls learn more and more about what it will take to reach the team goals that so many of them discussed early in the season. I think the girls will learn as team from the race today and carry their experience the rest of the season, so that they can achieve their goals. The girls were led by a 1^st place finish from Lora Overholt finishing in 18:41 and a 18^th place finish from Karina Overholt finishing in 21:06. Good job to all the ladies who ran and competed today.

Individual Results (145 runners)

Lora Overholt 18:41 (1^st)

Karina Overholt 21:06 (18^th)

Sara Toskin 21:20 (23^rd)

Katie Glover 21:46 (28^th)

Mariah Hicks 22:15 (34^th)

Sydnee Roese 23:45 (61^st)

Kristen Noecker 24:06 (71^st)

Ashley Trejo 26:00 (93^rd)

Micayla Rodriguez 26:05 (97^th)

Ashley Holbrook 27:52 (116^th)

Katelyn Hanneman 29:58 (128^th)

Kaycee Blum 31:08 (138^th)

Leah Evans 36:31 (143^rd)

The Teays Valley Lady Vikings competed at the Tiger Invitational at Pickerington Central High School and came away with a 4^th place out of a field of seven in the competitive Tiger Division team race. The Vikings were competitive and right in the mix throughout the whole race finishing 23 points out from second place, Pickerington North. The Vikings pushed hard from the start and challenged through the finish line. I think the girls ran well today. Despite some of the ladies having a difficult time today, I thought others stepped up and pushed forward and that is what is so great about this team. They step up and support one another on and off the course. Today was important for these girls because they had a chance to compete with teams that could be in our district race. It was a good experience and I think the girls learned a lot from it and will carry it as they move forward throughout the season. The goals these girls have set can become accomplished and they needed a race experience like the one they had today to get to where they want to be at the end of the season. The girls were led by a first place finish from Lora Overholt, completing the course in 19:04 and a 16^th place finish by Karina Overholt, completing the course in 22:00.

Girls Individual Results

Tiger Division (56 runners)

Lora Overholt 19:04 (1^st)

Karina Overholt 22:00 (16^th)

Katie Glover 22:15 (24^th)

Sara Toskin 22:18 (25^th)

Mariah Hicks 23:38 (35^th)

Kristen Noecker 24:10 (41^st)
Sydnee Roese 24:36 (42^nd)

Bengal Division (200 runners)

Micayla Rodriguez 26:44 (126^th)

Ashley Trejo 27:38 (144^th)

Tayde Raga 28:20 (153^rd)

Ashley Holbrook 28:59 (158^th)

Katelyn Hanneman 32:51 (187^th)

Kaycee Blum 32:55 (188^th)

Girls Individual Results-100 total runners

Lora Overholt 20:49 (1^st)

Karina Overholt 22:10 (8^th)

Sara Toskin 22:35 (11^th)

Katie Glover 22:39 (12^th)

Sydnee Roese 23:16 (16^th)

Mariah Hicks 23:24 (19^th)

Kristen Noecker 25:35 (36^th)

Ashley Trejo 27:05 (50^th)

Micayla Rodriguez 27:45 (58^th)

Tayde Raga 28:58 (75^th)

Katelyn Hanneman 32:29 (93^rd)

Kaycee Blum 34:06 (95^th)

Teays Valley Girls Cross Country Team

Teays Valley Girls Cross Country Team

The Teays Valley Vikings Cross Country team competed at the District Meet at Watkins Memorial High School on Saturday October 24.
The Teays Valley Girls finished 11th out of 13 teams in their district races.  On an extremely muddy and beat down course, in addition to cold weather, the girls ran with great effort and showed fight until the end.  The conditions were not ideal for running fast times, but the girls pushed hard, and ran what would have been their fastest times of the year on a normal day.  The girls were led by Alice Beckman placing 38th and Sara Toskin placing 63rd.  It was a good finish to a season in which the girls worked hard, pushed themselves, and competed hard each and every week.  Great work ladies and we have a lot to look forward to and prove next season. 

Results:

Alice Beckman         22:23
Sara Toskin              24:28
Madison Lamoreaux  24:32
Makayla Buskirk       25:11
Mariah Hicks            25:44
Ruth Kasler              26:23
Katie Glover              26:24
Chelsea Conn         27:15

Emily Dieterich        27:45

Lizzie Maher             28:50

Erin Hipwell             29:12

Ashley Holbrook     31:14

Kaycee Blum          34:35

Megan Gallaher    35:11

Ashlyn Hickman   42:14

The Teays Valley Girls participated in the Mid-State League Buckeye Divsion Cross Country Meet  held at Teays Valley High School on Saturday October 17th.

The Girls placed 4th out of 7 teams scoring 92 points.  The effort was great by the girls as they beat three teams that had beaten them during the year.  They ran well and ran strong and showed determination as they pushed themselves and their teammates.  It was an all-around team effort that allowed the girls to accomplish a 4th place league finish.  The girls were led by Alice Beckam placing 14th and Makayla Buskirk placing 17th.

League Honors:

Alice Beckman-2nd Team All-League

Makayla Buskirk-Honorable Mention All-League

Sara Toskin-Honorable Mention All-League

Madison Lamoreaux-Honorable Mention All-League 

Results:

Alice Beckman                                  22:37
Makayla Buskirk                               23:22
Sara Toskin                                      24:01
Madison Lamoreaux                        24:07
Mariah Hicks                                    25:32
Ashley Greene                                 25:57
Emily Dieterich                                 26:44
Katie Glover                                        25:25
Ruth Kasler                                        25:31
Chelsea Conn                                    26:29
Ashia Martin                                      27:04
Erin Hipwell                                       27:07
Elizabeth Maher                                27:14
Ashley Holbrook                                28:56
Kaycee Blum                                    30:20
Megan Gallaher                                30:37
Ashlyn Hickman                               37:22  

The Teays Valley Girls competed in the Ray Russell Black Race and got first place out of seven teams.  The girls ran a strong team race with many girls getting their best times of the year so far.  The course was wet, making it slippery, but the girls ran smart and ended up being rewarded with their first win of the year.  The girls were led by Alice Beckman placing 6th and Makayla Buskirk placing 8th.

Results:

Alice Beckman            22:20
Makayla Buskirk          23:13
Sara Toskin                 23:33
Madison Lamoreaux     24:06
Mariah Hicks               25:40
Emily Dieterich            25:51
Ashley Greene            25:55
Ruth Kasler                 26:11
Erin Hipwell                26:44
Elizabeth Maher          26:48
Chelsea Conn            26:51
Ashley Holbrook         28:21
Megan Gallaher          28:27
Kaycee Blum             30:51



 

The Teays Valley Girls Cross Country team competed at the Pickerington North Panther Invitational.  The meet provided the toughest competition the girls have seen all year.  The course was wet, muddy, and sloppy, and there was a strong wind with strong gusts during the whole race.  The girls ran tough though, pushed themselves and pushed one another to give a great effort.  The girls were also running short-handed as only 9 out of 17 girls competed in the race.  The girls placed 24th out of 25 teams.  The team was led by Alice Beckman placing 67th and Makayla Buskirk placing 117th.

Results:

Alice Beckman            22:59
Makayla Buskirk          24:22
Sara Toskin                 24:26
Mariah Hicks               26:43
Elizabeth Maher           27:14
Emily Dieterich            27:24
Ashley Greene            27:39
Ruth Kasler                28:58
Ashley Holbrook          29:52
 

The Girls competed at the Pickaway County Meet on Tuesday September 22nd.  The Girls placed 4th place out of 4 teams in a very close team race that had a seperation of only 21 points from 1st to 4th.  The girls were led by a 5th place finish from Alice Beckman and a 10th place finish from Sara Toskin.  Alice Beckman earned all county honors at the race.

Results

Alice Beckman          23:31

Sara Toskin               24:31

Makayla Buskirk       25:22

Madison Lamoreaux       25:28

Mariah Hicks        27:15

Elizabeth Maher       27:27

Emily Dieterich        27:30

Ashley Greene         27:39

Chelsea Conn       27:43

Ruth Kasler           27:58

Erin Hipwell           28:51

Megan Gallaher     30:09

Ashley Holbrook    30:35

Kaycee Blum         34:16

Ashlyn Hickman    40:28

The ladies ran at the Teays Valley Viking Invitational on September 19, 2009.  The ladies continued to make great improvements from week to week, and this race was no different.  It really seems like the ladies are building momentum towards the end of the year.  They had another great week of practice and it seems to be paying off.  Today's effort was a solid team effort and the the team seems to be creating a strong pack of runners.  The Vikings were led by Alice Beckman placing 38th running a 22:45 and Makayla Buskirk placing 45th running a 23:21.

Places and Results:

38)Alice Beckman-22:45
45)Makayla Buskirk-23:21
47)Sara Toskin-23:34
54)Katie Glover-24:18
59)Madison Lamoreaux-24:29
77)Mariah Hicks-25:59
78)Ruth Kasler-26:00
80)Ashley Greene-26:06
81)Chelsea Conn-26:15
84)Emily Dieterich-26:37
98)Elizabeth Maher-28:33
105)Erin Hipwell-30:23
106)Ashley Holbrook-30:35
110)Kaycee Blum-31:42
114)Ashlyn Hickman-37:18
 

This Saturday the Teays Valley Cross Country Teams competed at the Newark Catholic Invitational.

The high school girls finished 14th out of 17 teams.  The girls have been battling some minor injuries and some soreness early in the season, but still came out and gave a good effort.  As a young team, it was good for the girls to use this meet as a learning experience and now they know what they need to work on to get better.  The Vikings were led by Alice Beckman who finished 43rd and Sara Toskin who finished 65th. 

Results:

Alice Beckman              24:12
Sara Toskin                   25:36
Makayla Buskirk            25:56
Madison Lamoreaux       26:28
Lizzie Maher                  27:24
Ruth Kasler                   27:54
Emily Dieterich              27:58
Chelsea Conn                28:27
Mariah Hicks                 28:31
Katie Glover                   28:55
Ashia Martin                   29:41
Ashley Holbrook            31:16
Kaycee Blum                34:49
Ashlyn Hickman            40:27 

HS girls team results

1. Circleville 27

2. Logan Elm 56

3. Teays Valley 57

4. Westfall 73

HS girls individual results

7. Sara Thompson TV 22:23

9. Airi Mori TV 22:48

10. Alice Beckman TV 22:49

13. Jaimie Cavinee TV 23:47

18. Erin Hipwell TV 24:38

19. Sara Toskin TV 24:45

24. Ashia Martin TV 25:22

25. Madison Lamoreaux TV 25:26

26. Chelsea Conn TV 25:35

28. Emily Dieterich TV 26:04

29. Ashley Holbrook TV 26:263

31. Lizzie Maher TV 26:58

32. Claire Tupper TV 27:06

38. Ruth Kasler TV 28:37

Girls Team- 3rd place

Sara Thompson 22:13 (16)

Alice Beckman 22:34 (19)

Airi Mori 23:02 (26)

Jaimie Cavinee 23:55 (31)

Madison Lamoreaux 24:10 (34)

Chelsea Conn 24:15 (36)

Sara Toskin 24:25 (38)

Erin Hipwell 25:25 (48)

Claire Tupper 25:50 (56)

Elizabeth Maher 25:58 (58)

Ashia Martin 26:11 (61)

Emily Dieterich 26:19 (62)

Ashley Holbrook 26:56 (64)

Ruth Kasler 27:59 (68)

The home meet results are posted on www.baumspage.com

  The girls' team took home the 2nd place trophy with much improvement from last week.  We had a surprise finish on the varisty team when Airi Mori, our foreign exchange student, completed her first cross country race and finished 6th on the team.  Congrats girls!!

Girls Varsity Race

Alice Beckman 23:39 (10)

Madison Lamoreaux 24:09 (13)

Sara Thompson 24:26 (16)

Jaimie Cavinee 25:05 (19)

Sara Toskin 25:06 (20)

Airi Mori 25:08 (21)

Ashia Martin 26:16 (30)

Erin Hipwell 27:00 (33)

Ashley Holbrook 27:07 (35)

Emily Dieterich 27:09 (36)

Claire Tupper 27:25 (39)

Ruth Kasler 28:10 (45)

Girls placed 13th in the varsity race.

Girls Varsity Race (107 runners)

Alice Beckman 23:13 (31)

Sara Thompson 24:12 (57)

Madison Lamoreaux 25:34 (66)

Sara Toskin 25:38 (69)

Jaimie Cavinee 26:35 (80)

Chelsea Conn 27:20 (84)

Emily Dieterich 28:53 (98)

Girls Reserve Race (83 runners)

Ashia Martin 26:52 (30)

Ruth Kasler 28:10 (45)

Ashley Holbrook 28:36 (49)

Middle School Boys

Score Archive

The Teays Valley Middle School Teams competed at their own invitational this weekend and ran some very good times again.  Teays Valley East finish 2nd out of 10 teams and were paced by Garrett Gilliland 4th place finish in a personal best time of 11:59.

Times for Teays Valley East:  Garrett Gilliland 11:59, Seth Imboden12:51, Nick Vorwerk 12:56, Joey Cook 13:11, Avery Glitt 14:01, Travis Holbrook 14:35, Trenton Hafer 14:36, Thomas Sharp 14:48, Mason Clark 15:11, Garek Norpoth 15:13, Anthony Testa 15:36, Jake Gallaher 17:46.

Times for Teays Valley West:  Josh Hill 13:24, Austin Brill 13:36, Dallas Lindeman 13:47, Nick Fox 14:34

Both Middle Schools participated in the McGowan Invitational at Watkins Memorial and ran against some very good competition.  Teays Valley East was paced by Garrett Gilliland's 15th place finish in a personal best time of 12:20.

Times for Teays Valley East:  Garrett Gilliland 12:20, Seth Imboden 13:06, Nick Vorwerk 13:42, Zack O'Donnell 14:04, Travis Holbrook 14:27, Trenton Hafer 14:28, Avery Glitt 14:46, Thomas Sharp 15:04, Garek Norpoth 15:44, Anthony Testa 15:45, Mason Clark 16:22, Jake Gallaher 18:37.

Times for Teays Valley West: Josh Hill 13:46, Austin Brill 14:01, Dallas Lindeman 14:41, Nick Fox 15:02, Chris Hawkins 19:00

The Teays Valley Boys Middle School Teams turned in some impressive times Saturday at Ohio Christian University at the Kiwanis Circleville Invitational.  Every runner was able to improve their times from the previous week.  Teays Valley East finished 4th out of 17 teams.

Times for Teasy Valley East runners: Garrett Gilliland 12:38, Seth Imboden 13:22, Joey Cook 13:41, Nick Vorwerk 14:12, Trenton Hafer 14:30, Avery Glitt 14:30, Travis Holbrook 14:35, Thomas Sharp 15:47, Zach O'Donnell 15:50, Mason Clark 16:52, Anthony Testa 16:58, Garek Norpoth 17:02

Times for Teays Valley West runners: Dallas Lindeman 14:03, Josh Hill 14:10, Austin Brill 14:12, Christopher Hawkins 18:08.

Teays Valley East and West Middle Schools began their season at the Newark Catholic Invitational this past weekend.  Teays Valley East Middle School finished fifth out of nine teams.  Leading the way  was Garrett Gilliland with a 4th place finish overall.

Teays Valley East times: Garrett Gilliland 13:34, Seth Imboden 14:43, Nick Vorwerk 14:54, Joey Cook 15:06, Trenton Hafer 15:50, Travis Holbrook 16:12, Anthony Testa 17:37, Thomas Sharp 18:29, Mason Clark 18:35, Jacob Gallaher 21:32.

Teays Valley West times: Josh Hill 15:12, Dallas Lindeman 17:49, Chris Hawkins 21:00.

The Teays Valley Middle School Boys ran their best race of the season at Jonathon Alder on Saturday.  All seven runners posted personal best times for the season lead by Garrett Gilliland's 8th place finish in a time of 12:38 over the two mile course.  Luke Nace, Josh Hill, Thomas Sharp, Zack O'Donnell, Andy Easterday, and Travis Holbrook all improved their times by over 25 seconds.

The Viking Boys ran in a huge race at Pickerington North High School this weekend.  Running well for he Vikings was Josh Hill, Luke Nace, and Thomas Sharp.

The Teays Valley Middle School Boys finished second in the county meet at Hargus Lake.  Top finishers for the Vikings were Luke Nace and Josh Hill.  Andy Easterday also turned in his best time of the year.

The Teays Valley Boys Jr. High Cross Country team ran their best race as a team this weekend at the George Rogers Clark CC Invitational hosted by Catholic Central High School in Springfield.  Running personal best times for the Vikings were: Garrett Gilliland, Josh Hill, Zack O'Donnell, Thomas Sharp, Travis Holbrook, and Andy Easterday.

The Teays Valley Boys Cross Country team ran well Saturday in the Teays Valley Invitational.  Once again pacing the way for the Vikings was Garrett Gilliland and Luke Nace.

Once again the Teays Valley Boys Jr. High Cross Country team ran against a large field of 16 teams at the McGowan Invitational at Watkins Memorial.  Garrett Gilliland and Luke Nace finished within 7 seconds of one another to pace the field for the Viking runners.

The Teays Valley Jr. High Boys Cross Country Team started off the year running at Circleville against a total of 17 other schools.  Pacing the way for the Vikings was Garrett Gilliland and Luke Nace.

Middle School Girls

Score Archive

The Teays Valley Middle School Girls Cross Country teams competed at their own invitational this weekend and put forth a great effort.  Teays Valley East finished 3rd overall and were paced by Lora Overholt's first place overall finish.

Times for Teays Valley East: Lora Overholt 12:57, Karina Overholt 13:50, Kristen Noecker15:48, Allison Livingston 16:01, Haley Salyer 16:03, Paiton Taylor 16:07, Audrey Livingston 16:34, Katelyn Hanneman 19:21, Debbie Beane 19:58, Natasha Fallon 20:03

Times for Teays Valley West: Emily Noel 16:17, Jana Whittredge 17:45, Alissa Kimbrough 18:05, Emily Breech 19:02,

The Teays Valley Girls Middle School Teams participated in the McGowan Invational hosted by Watkins Memorial and put forth a good effort against some very good competition.  Teays Valley East was paced by Lora Overholt's second place finish with a personal best time of 12:47.

Times for Teays Valley East:  Lora Overholt 12:47, Karina Overholt 14:04, Haley Salyer 15:53, Kristen Noecker 16:27, Allison Livingston 16:45, Audrey Livingston 17:31, Natasha Fallon 20:09, Katelyn Hanneman 20:12

Times for Teays Valley West:  Emily Noel 17:36, Jana Whittredge 18:19, Alissa Kimbrough 18:51, Emily Breech 21:04

The Teays Valley Girls Middle School runners were all able to turn in season best performances at the Kiwanis Circleville Invitational held at Ohio Christian University.  Teays Valley East Middle School finished 4th out of 15 teams.

Times for TVEMS runners:  Lora Overholt 13:00, Karina Overholt 14:31, Haley Salyer 16:14, Allison Livingston 16:31, Audrey Livingston 16:40, Kristen Noecker 16:41, Paiton Taylor 17:34, Debbie Beane 19:26, Natasha Fallon 19:59, Katelyn Hanneman 20:34

Times for TVWMS runners: Emily Noel 17:33, Jana Whittredge 18:01

Teays Valley East and West Middle Schools began their season at the Newark Catholic Invitational.  Teays Valley East Middle School placed 4th out of 9 schools.  Leading the way for Teays Valley East was Lora Overholt with a 1st place overall finish and Karina Overholt with a 6th place overall finish.

Teays Valley East times:  Lora Overholt 14:41, Karina Overholt 15:35, Allison Livingston 17:08, Haley Salyer 18:56, Paiton Taylor 18:57, Kristen Noecker 19:03, Audrey Livingston19:07, Debbie Beane 20:27, Natasha Fallon 22:58, Katelyn Hanneman 24:16.

Teays Valley West times: Emily Noel 20:19, Jana Whittredge 20:23, Emily Breech 21:46.

The Teays Valley Middle School Girls Cross Country Teams ran their best race of the season Saturday at Jonathon Alder.  Pacing the way for the Vikings was Makayla Buskirk with a 19th place finish in a time of 14:30.  Also running personal best times for the Vikings: Katie Glover, Kaycee Blum, Paiton Taylor, Amy Karchinick, Jana Whittredge and Debbie Beane.

The Viking Girls Cross Country ran in a huge race at Pickerington North High School last weekend.  Leading the way for the Vikings was Makayla Buskirk and Paiton Taylor.  Also running a personal best time was Kaycee Blum.

The Teays Valley Middle School Girls Cross County team finished third in the County meet at Hargus Lake.  Pacing the way for the Vikings was Makayla Buskirk and Paiton Taylor.

The Teays Valley Girls Jr. High Cross Country Team ran their best race as a team this season at the George Rogers Clark CC Invitational hosted by Catholic Central High School in Springfield.  Running personal best times for the Vikings were: Makayla Buskirk, Amy Karchinick, Emily Gilmore, Jana Whittredge, and Debbie Beane.

The Teays Valley Girls Jr. High Cross Country team ran at home in the Teays Valley Invitational this weekend.  Pacing the way for the Vikings once again was Makayla Buskirk and Amy Karchinick.

The Teays Valley Girls Jr. High Cross Country Teams ran against a large field of 16 teams at the McGowan Invitational at Watkins Memorial.  Leading the way to the finish line for the Vikings was Makayla Buskirk and Amy Karchinick.  Kaycee Blum also turned in her best time of the season.

The Teays Valley Girls Jr. High Cross Country Team opened its season at Circleville running against 13 other schools.  Leading the way across the finish line for the Vikings was Makayla Buskirk and Paiton Taylor.