Batesville XC gets blue ribbons

August 23, 2023 at 12:25 a.m.
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The Batesville cross country teams traveled to South Decatur's home course as the Cougars hosted the 4-way meet against South Decatur North Decatur and Greensburg Thursday. Although there was a little bit of rain, the Bulldogs did not let that hinder their races. Awards were given to the top 15 in each race. 

The boys started the night and placed 9 individuals in the top 15, winning the meet with 26 points. Joe Hawkins of Greensburg won with a time of 17:25. Batesville took places 3rd-6th in a nice little pack, then 8th and 10th-13th. Leading the way for Batesville was Jake Chapman in 3rd (18:03), followed closely by teammates Isaac Trossman (18:06), Cannon Clark (18:09) and Jaden Basler (18:19). Deev Ranka placed 8th overall (18:39) followed by the next pack of Benjamin Adams, 11th (19:03), Ethan Rahschulte, 12th (19:14) and Paxton Harris, 13th (19:20). Just missing out on the top 15 by one second was Cash Myers.

On the girls side, Batesville had 8 individuals in the top 15 and scored 20 points, also bringing home the blue ribbons. Greensburg had the overall girls winner, Alaina Bedel, with a time of 20:53. The Bulldogs took the next 5 spots from 2-6, led by Kaylynn Bedel and Lexyine Harris, both crossing at 21:05. Kaylie Raver and Sam Adams battled out the next two spots at 22:03 and 22:04, respectively. Megan Allgeier was the 6th place finisher at 22:21. Bayleigh Demaree finished next for the dogs in 8th place (23:04). Finishing out the awarded spots are Isabel Raab (23:42) and Ella Moster (23:51) in 12th and 13th place.

Jaden Bedel, B. Adams, Rahschulte, Landon Raver and Makenna Moore had personal bests and tying her best was Moster.

Dogs race Saturday at the Rushville Invitational.  

The Batesville cross country teams traveled to South Decatur's home course as the Cougars hosted the 4-way meet against South Decatur North Decatur and Greensburg Thursday. Although there was a little bit of rain, the Bulldogs did not let that hinder their races. Awards were given to the top 15 in each race. 

The boys started the night and placed 9 individuals in the top 15, winning the meet with 26 points. Joe Hawkins of Greensburg won with a time of 17:25. Batesville took places 3rd-6th in a nice little pack, then 8th and 10th-13th. Leading the way for Batesville was Jake Chapman in 3rd (18:03), followed closely by teammates Isaac Trossman (18:06), Cannon Clark (18:09) and Jaden Basler (18:19). Deev Ranka placed 8th overall (18:39) followed by the next pack of Benjamin Adams, 11th (19:03), Ethan Rahschulte, 12th (19:14) and Paxton Harris, 13th (19:20). Just missing out on the top 15 by one second was Cash Myers.

On the girls side, Batesville had 8 individuals in the top 15 and scored 20 points, also bringing home the blue ribbons. Greensburg had the overall girls winner, Alaina Bedel, with a time of 20:53. The Bulldogs took the next 5 spots from 2-6, led by Kaylynn Bedel and Lexyine Harris, both crossing at 21:05. Kaylie Raver and Sam Adams battled out the next two spots at 22:03 and 22:04, respectively. Megan Allgeier was the 6th place finisher at 22:21. Bayleigh Demaree finished next for the dogs in 8th place (23:04). Finishing out the awarded spots are Isabel Raab (23:42) and Ella Moster (23:51) in 12th and 13th place.

Jaden Bedel, B. Adams, Rahschulte, Landon Raver and Makenna Moore had personal bests and tying her best was Moster.

Dogs race Saturday at the Rushville Invitational.  

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