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Oct 31 2008

Lansing Cross Country Wins IACs

by Heather Miller
Friday, 31 October 2008
Josh Barber It was a tight race at the IAC Cross Country Championships in Marathon on Saturday, October 25th. Each team member contributed to Lansing's tie breaking win over Trumansburg. It came down to Lansing's sixth man, Robin Hicks, who edged out T-Burg by 26 seconds. The Bobcats have been working well together all season, but it came down to IACs to prove their dedication. Both Josh Barber (18:15) and Jon Cleveland (17:58) were also named 2nd Team IAC All Stars. Tim Shea (19:33), Dan Comisi (19:42), Luke Davis (19:46) and George Wigsten (20:51) competed for the varsity team. Senior Tim Shea (left) and Junior George Wigsten (right) Neila Thomas digs in hard up the last hill with support from teammate Tim Shea and coach Heather Miller Shanna Swanson and Neila Thomas remained tough as they too ran in the worst conditions of the season. Swanson (23:18) and Thomas (27:45) will have one more chance to prove themselves on Thursday at the sectional meet at Chenango Valley State Park in Binghamton. ---- v4i42

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