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Who are the top high school cross country runners in Northern Nevada?

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Who are the top high school cross country runners in Northern Nevada?


Get ready for a showdown that’s been inevitable since August.

After more than two months of competing at various meets around Northern Nevada and the West Coast, many of the high school cross country runners in Northern Nevada have not faced off in person, which will change this week.

The top runners in Northern Nevada high school cross country will be competing at the Regional cross country championships, with all three classes set to run Friday at Rancho San Rafael in Reno.

Many schools have been traveling out of Nevada to compete, so this will be one of the first times this fall all the best runners are competing against one another.

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The state meet is scheduled for Nov. 2 at Veterans Park in Southern Nevada.

The Regional cross country schedule:

Friday, (Oct. 25) at Rancho San Rafael

Girls

  • 2A 10 a.m.
  • 3A 10:40 a.m.
  • 5A 11:20 a.m.

Boys

  • 2A, 12:35 p.m.
  • 3A 1:10 p.m.
  • 5A 1:45 p.m.

Top Boys in the North ( all classes)

Times for 5,000 meters

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  • Sawyer Macy, Carson, 15:22.5
  • Carson Boyer, Wooster, 15:30.5
  • Kiefer Willcox, Truckee, 15:305
  • Peyton Miller, Spanish Springs, 15:32.8
  • Octavian Cordova, Elko, 15:39.3
  • Atticus Reyher, Wooster, 15:42.4
  • Sean Thornton, Carson, 15:55.9
  • Carson Key, North Valleys, 16:02.2
  • Nathanyurem Perez, North Valleys, 16:04.2
  • Anthony Sharp, Damonte Ranch, 16:05.0.

Top Girls in the North ( all classes)

  • Lilianna Haynes, Elko 17:58.2
  • Taylor Dickey, North Valleys, 18:12.2
  • Kambri Felsted, Spanish Springs, 18:13.2
  • Avery Sholti, Elko, 18:27.1
  • Lucy Nord, Douglas, 19:03.4
  • Jazzmine Reynolds, North Valleys, 19:13.5
  • Sydney McIntosh, Truckee, 19:14.7
  • Gioia Coudriet, Galena, 19:23.5
  • Brianna Rodriguez, Carson, 19:23.7
  • Vea Miner, Carson, 19:30.3.



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The Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada names Warren Kay to board of directors

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The Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada names Warren Kay to board of directors


The Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada

has named Mackenzie Warren Kay, a shareholder in Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s State Government Relations Group, to its board of directors.

In her role, Warren Kay will support the organization’s strategic and fundraising efforts and serve on one of its committees.

“The Girl Scouts’ mission resonates with me on a personal level,” said Warren Kay. “I believe in giving every young woman the tools to be resilient, joyful, independent and confident to dream big—Girl Scouts does that.”

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Traffic incident causes delays along I-15 near Nevada-California border

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Traffic incident causes delays along I-15 near Nevada-California border


LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A traffic incident near the Nevada-California border caused traffic delays for drivers along Interstate 15 Saturday morning, according to RTC of Southern Nevada.

The incident occurred on southbound I-15 before Yates Well Road near Nipton, California.

(RTC of Southern Nevada)

RTC told drivers to expect delays and traffic was moving slowly Saturday morning.

As of 2 p.m. Saturday, traffic was still backed up near the stateline.

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Nevada State Police investigating deadly crash on U.S. 95 Alternate

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Nevada State Police investigating deadly crash on U.S. 95 Alternate


Nevada Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal rollover crash on U.S. 95 Alternate near Lyon County mile marker three between Yerington and Schurz. 

The crash happened just after 12 p.m. Friday. 

U.S. 95-A is reduced to one lane near mile marker four and traffic is being piloted.

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The roadway is expected to remain this way for the next two to three hours. 

Details about the crash have not been released. We’ll update this story when we learn more.



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