Champions

By Matt Miller
Bethany Christian Tennis 

It was cold, windy and threatening rain all throughout the tournament this morning and afternoon. It was a tournament that we were not favored to win. Entering the tourney, Wabash had only lost one dual match all season, and the same was true of Taylor.

But for all the outside circumstances, we were ready. We knew this was a chance for us to practice, to play in circumstances that would be a lot like our sectional this coming week. We knew that we had practiced well and hard throughout the week leading up to this match. We knew that we had to focus and battle.

In the first match, we played Taylor. Turns out, we got a little bit of a break. Their regular #1 singles player, Nathan Gotshall, had to attend his sister's wedding. This forced Taylor into some lineup changes, but they were certainly a formidable team nonetheless. Nathan Brendle would faceoff against an undefeated #2 singles player, sophomore Jack Lipchik. Though he didn't know it at the time, Lipchik would go on to win his next two matches at the tournament, so he was definitely a talented opponent.

Taylor then split up their #1 doubles team to play #2 and #3 singles. These players had both played singles before, with Logan Barnes who was playing #2 slated to play singles during the Sectional and Regional series. At #3 singles was Drew Hansen, who had played #1 singles 2 years ago.

But we were ready to perform. Nathan played absolutely beautiful tennis. Playing long points with Lipchik, he worked him all around the court and breezed to an unbelievable 6-1, 6-0 victory. At #2 Abe couldn't seem to find the answers to Logan Barnes touch and placement. But at #3 singles, Ike attacked and counter-attacked with precision against Hansen. After a close first set, he piled it on in the 2nd set to pull away for our second win.

At #2 doubles, Joel and Hans eased to a victory over 2 players normally slated for the Taylor JV. At #1 doubles, Himal and Parth got off to a great start to the day. They attacked, stayed patient and played well under pressure. Despite cold and windy conditions, they came from behind in each set to get a two set victory.

The early round victory against Taylor set up a big match in the second round against Wabash. They had also won their first round, and so it looked like perhaps this match would decide 1st place for the tournament. I was really proud of the way we were ready to play, no matter the conditions or opponents.

In our second round, players went out onto the courts as their opponents were ready. Because there were only 7 courts in use in the first round, only #1 and #2 singles were ready quickly, while we waited on Wabash and Eastern first rounds #3 singles and doubles matches to finish. So Nathan and Abe got a quick start on the match.

And Abe got a quick finish. Playing junior Edward Dillard, a player who was 13-1 on the season, Abe couldn't get anything going. He tried to play with depth, and couldn't win a game. He tried to play with pace, and couldn't win a game. He tried to attack, and couldn't win a game. Dillard was great, playing with precision control.

Meanwhile, #1 singles was a great match as well. Apache senior David Driscoll had worked tirelessly during the off-season, and was a much improved player. Sporting a record of 12-2 on the year, he played out long points with Nathan and was in no mood to give away easy errors. This became especially true as the wind kicked up in the second set. While Nate had been aggressively taking points in the first, the wind seemed to make him more tentative. With Nate leading 4-1 in the second, Driscoll took 3 very consistent games to tie the score. Nate was able to hold serve, but couldn't get the break to win. Holding again, he became more aggressive, and built himself a love-40 lead in Driscoll's last service game. Two points later, the second round was tied 1-1.

And the doubles matches were just starting, but not in a way that looked good for us. It was clear that both matches would be close matches. While #1 doubles took a 3-2 lead, #2 doubles fell down 5-2 in the first set. Suddenly, #1 doubles couldn't find their volleys and they were trailing 5-4. In the course of the next 10 minutes, we found ourselves down a set at both positions.

Meanwhile, Ike got started in his #3 singles match. Looking for his second win of the day, he quickly took a 4-1 lead and looked like he would cruise to victory. That meant we needed to make a comeback at one of the doubles positions.

How about both of them? Early in second set, it looked like both teams had found their games. At #2 doubles, Joel and Hans actually began to dominate. Looking like the much better team, they began to attack the net and put away balls left and right. Adding to their good play was the frustration of the Wabash team. As the wind picked up more and more, the Apache team seemed to be more and more disrupted. Joel and Hans took all that momentum and wrapped up the second set, 6-2.

#1 doubles continued to play well in spurts, but the consistency wasn't there to take the lead in the set. While Joel and Hans entered the super tiebreak to decide their match, Himal and Parth were down 5-2.

In the tiebreak, Joel and Hans started out strong. They won the first 3 points, then took a 4-2 lead into the switch of sides. They quickly built that lead again, going up 7-3, then 8-4 at the next switch. The whole tiebreak was more of the same from the second set. They were simply the more aggressive team. They were finishing points and staying confident. With the lead at 9-4, they faltered for 2 points, but they were able to finish it with a Joel overhead. That gave our team the dramatic 2-1 lead.

Looking over at Ike's match, he had gone from 4-1 up in the first set to 4-1 up in the second set. He was easing through his match and getting little resistance. Soon we had our third point, while #1 doubles wrapped up their match. They made it interesting, as they took 2 games to pull within 5-4. Unfortunately, they couldn't pull it out. But the Bruins were 2-0 in the tourney, with wins over the best two teams in the tournament.

Soon, we learned that Taylor had defeated Eastern. That meant that no matter what happened in the last round, we would win the tournament. We had two wins already, and the best that Taylor or Wabash could do would be two wins. The first tiebreaker was head-to-head, and head-to-head, we beaten both teams. We were champions, but the only way it would be truly satisfying would be if we could pull out the last game. Then we'd feel like champions. It wouldn't be simple, we'd need to always focus...

While #1 and #2 doubles and Ike were finishing up their matches, Abe got started with our final match with Eastern. And it was a quick start. In the wind and growing sunshine, Abe took little time getting through his match. Before any of the final 3 Wabash matches were done, Abe got us a victory in the Eastern match.

As soon as Abe cleared off his court, Nate took his place. And in about the same small amount of time, Nate was coming off the court with his 20th win of the season. His opponent, Connor Young, tried to meet Nate's attacking style and hit several amazing shots for winners. But Young couldn't continue to win points with as much risk as was needed. Nate got an easy win, and the team was up 2-0 with only one more win needed.

After their exciting matches against Wabash, our final three positions went into the final matches very confident. The opponents that we had beaten from Wabash had defeated the Eastern players from the same positions, so we were pretty sure of victory. After all, we only needed one more position to win the match.

And Joel and Hans got up 3-0 in their first set, and it looked to be easy. Then they lost 6 straight games to lose the first set. And Ike, who had beaten Wabash 6-1, 6-1, didn't even get a game in the first set until he was down 5-0. He couldn't find the court with attacking balls and was a bit slow with his feet. His frustration level was growing as well.

And many of the team's were as well, as #1 doubles also lost their first set. To win the match we needed to get these matches to super tiebreaks, and win them.

Of course, to our credit on this day, we did. All three positions made second set comebacks and played their best tennis of the day. #1 doubles played especially well in attacking a #1 doubles team that was undefeated on the day. #2 doubles had to go to a tiebreak in the second set, but again they played their best under pressure. Ike stormed through his second set, and entered his tiebreak third set with a lot of confidence.

In fact, it was Ike who clinched the final match for us. After attacking through the second set, he went right into the tiebreak and took a 5-1 lead. Soon he was up 9-3 with 6 match points. It took him two to finish the match, but he pounded away the final overhead.

We went from cheering for Ike's tiebreak to cheering for Joel and Hans. Again, they attacked the net well under pressure and took a big lead in the final set tiebreak. In the end, they sealed their second tiebreak win of the day.

That gave us the 4-0 lead in the final match, and we went to watch Himal and Parth in their third set tiebreak. Despite playing one of their best matches of the season, Himal and Parth couldn't keep up the error free play in the final set.

But it was an awesome day for the Bruins! A trophy and lots of pictures were in store for us. Hopefully that was practice for Sectional week as well.






Bethany 4, Taylor 1
Nathan Brendle def. Jack Lipchik 6-1, 6-0. Abe Thorne lost to Logan Barnes 2-6, 3-6. Ike Lehman def. Drew Hansen 7-5, 6-1. Himal King/Parth Patel def. Austin Douglas/Casey Glick 7-6(5), 6-3. Joel Gerig/Hans Miller def. Chris Cheeser/Camden Kindler 6-2, 6-2.


Bethany 4, Eastern 1

Nathan Brendle def. Connor Young 6-0, 6-1. Abe Thorne def. Logan Colwell 6-1, 6-0. Ike Lehman def. Austin Chase 1-6, 6-1, (10-4). Himal King/Parth Patel lost to Joel Coffman/Josh Evenson 3-6, 6-2, (6-10).  Joel Gerig/Hans Miller def. Robbie Walling/Zach Walke 3-6, 7-6(4), (10-6).

Bethany 3, Wabash 2
Nathan Brendle def. David Driscoll 6-1, 7-5. Abe Thorne lost to Edward Dillard 0-6, 0-6. Ike Lehman def. JD Boone 6-1, 6-1. Himal King/Parth Patel lost to Stephen Elits/Jack Stein 4-6, 4-6. Joel Gerig/Hans Miller def. Breyton Nealis/Kody Fuller 2-6, 6-2, (10-6).

Match Reports 9/17/11

NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

Boys soccer
HAMLET, Ind. — Bethany 13, Oregon-Davis 0

• B: Femi Hollinger-Janzen (Josh Stoltzfus assist) (1')
• B: Stoltzfus (Nate Nussbaum) (3')
• B: Stoltzfus (Tyler Brenneman) (7')
• B: Cristian Romero (9')
• B: Andrew Snyder (Hollinger-Janzen) (15')
• B: Q Min Kim (Isaac Schertz) (17')
• B: N. Nussbaum (Kim) (37')
• B: Lucas Morgan (42')
• B: Caleb Morris (Brenneman) (55')
• B: Jared Nussbaum (Austin Mumaw) (58')
• B: Schertz (Derek Christophel) (60')
• B: Schertz (Mumaw) (70')
• B: Christophel (Drew Sylvester) (78')

Shots on goal — Bethany 19, Oregon-Davis 1. Saves — Bethany: Jeff Yoder 1; Oregon-Davis: Zach Taylor 6.

Girls soccer

MISHAWAKA, Ind. — Marian 3, Bethany 0.

• M: Lauren Wade
• M: Gabby Veldman
• M: Veldman

Shots on goal — Bethany 2, Marian 14. Saves — Bethany: Natalie Thorne 11. Corner kicks — Bethany 2, Marian 3.

Boys tennis

MERRILLVILLE, Ind. — Bethany third in Merrillville Invitational.

Team standings — Centerville 45, Highland 35, Bethany 33, Merrillville 31, Triton 24, Wawasee 20, Lowell 18.

#1 singles — Nate Brendle (BC) def. Kyler Love (W) 6-1, 6-0; Brendle def. Eric Josephson (C) 6-3, 6-4; Leonard Mathews (M) def. Brendle 6-0, 6-1 in third-place match.
#2 singles — Blake Shetler (BC) def. Lucas Shafer (T) 6-2, 6-1; Shetler def. Isaac Rigdon (W) 6-1, 6-0; Shetler def. Jacob Thompson (C) 6-7 (4), 6-3, (11-9) in championship match.
#3 singles — Ike Lehman (BC) drew first-round bye; Lehman def. Austin Kanarr (T) 6-3, 3-6 (14-12); Adam Spencer (C) def. Lehman 6-2, 6-1 in championship match.
#1 doubles — Brady Wagenknecht/Kaler Nicholson (C) def. Evan Grimes/Parth Patel (BC) 6-1, 6-0; Ryan Wieser/Ben Roesel (L) def. Grimes/Patel 6-1, 6-1; Grimes/Patel received bye in seventh-place match.
#2 doubles — Abe Thorne/Jesse Amstutz (BC) def. Johnny Goodrich/Delner Flemming (L) 6-2, 6-7 (9), (10-2); Jackson Downing/Wil Rettinger (T) def. Thorne/Amstutz 7-5, 6-1; Nick Lindsey/Tyler Porter (H) def. Thorne/Amstutz 6-2, 7-5 in third-place match.

JV: FREMONT, Ind. — Bethany in Fremont Invitational.

Team order of finish unavailable.

#1 singles — Landon Weldy, fourth. #2 singles — Sol Brenneman, fifth. #3 singles — Tristan Clark, fourth. #1 doubles — Wade Troyer/Hans Miller, first. #2 doubles — Himal King/Joel Gerig, first.

Volleyball
WAWASEE — Bethany eighth in Wawasee Invitaional.
Bethany's pool — Culver Academy def. Bethany 25-12, 25-10; Whitko def. Bethany 25-18, 26-24; Wawasee def. Bethany 25-12, 25-12; Wawasee def. Whitko 25-14, 27-25; Culver Academy def. Wawasee 25-20, 25-19; Culver Academy def. Whitko 25-21, 25-8.
Other pool — Columbia City def. Wabash 25-20, 28-26; ECA def. Garrett 25-13, 25-20; ECA def. Wabash 25-16, 25-20; Garrett def. Columbia City 25-11, 18-25, 15-9; Garrett def. Wabash 25-21, 25-21; ECA def. Columbia City 25-16, 25-16.
Seventh place — Wabash def. Bethany 25-19, 25-18. Fifth place — Columbia City def. Whitko 25-12, 21-25, 15-11. Third place — Garrett def. Wawasee 25-21, 25-19. Championship — Culver Academy def. ECA 16-25, 25-15, 15-13.
Bethany leaders — Aces: Jordan Helmuth 5; Assists: Elise Romero 30; Kills: Brooke Hershberger 13; Digs: Marie Bontrager 18, Alena Yoder 18. ECA leaders — Aces: Katie Brueck 10, Annalisa Puckett 8; Assists: Faith Gill 73; Kills: Christen Melser 33, Brittany Campoli 30; Blocks: Melser 3; Digs: Brueck 61, Campoli 29. Wawasee leaders — aces: Anne Beer 4, Alli Ousley 4; assists: Megan Conley 67; kills: Lydia Katsaropoulos 28, Ousley 23; blocks: Sydnie Miller 2; digs: Gabi Routson 55, Ousley 29.

Boys cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany 23rd in West Noble Invitational.
Team results — Homestead 63, FW Snider 84, West Noble 119, Goshen 160, South Adams 172, FW Dwenger 199, DeKalb 223, Northfield 231, Columbia City 263, Prairie Heights 295, NorthWood 336, FW North Side 410, New Haven 415, Lakeland 424, FW Wayne 438, ECA 439, Garrett 442, FW South Side 444, Leo 487, Blackhawk 511, FW Luers 533, Churubusco 537, Bethany 582, Woodlan 630. Incomplete — Central Noble, Hamilton, Manchester.
Top finishers — Kevin Handshoe (WN) 16:16.79, Nicholas Lagemann (PH) 16:19.54, Max Silcox (Hom) 16:21.02, Luke Miller (FWD) 16:22.33, Caleb Augustus (Nfd) 16:27.60, Mark Beckmann (DeK) 16:29.06, Evan Leichty (SA) 16:30.47, Brendon Zoltek (CC) 16:31.74, Sam Moore (Hom) 16:32.23, JJ Weimer (WN) 16:33.70, Ryan Smith (CN) 16:40.80, Mitch Dutton (FWSn) 16:42.26, Adam Williams (FWSn) 16:42.67, Blake Jones (FWSn) 16:46.35, Brody Shane (SA) 16:47.10.
Bethany runners — 74th, Jesse Bontreger 18:19.01; 81st, Ben Hochstetler 18:24.59; 145th, Jordan Glasgow 20:15.24; 149th, Noah Hochstetler 20:29.36; 159th, Ethan Miller 21:16.08; 169th, Austin Hooley 23:06.38.

Girls cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany incomplete in West Noble Invitational.
Team results — Homestead 97, FW Snider 117, West Noble 117, Columbia City 128, DeKalb 143, NorthWood 192, Goshen 199, South Adams 225, Leo 252, FW North Side 311, Northfield 323, New Haven 325, FW Bishop Luers 381, Manchester 385, Garrett 422, Churubusco 431, ECA 434, Prairie Heights 442, Whitko 450, Woodlan 456, FW Wayne 614. FW Snider over West Noble for second, 21:01.68 to 21:59.46 on sixth-runner tiebreaker.
Incomplete — Bethany, Blackhawk, Central Noble, FW South Side, Lakeland.
Top finishers — Samantha Roush (CC) 18:41.00, Cynthia Medina (NW) 18:54.39, Tiffany Rauch (FWN) 19:27.63, Kayla Casaletto (ECA) 19:40.26, Anissa Richards (WN) 19:52.38, Jenna Halderman (Nfd) 19:54.08, Kaleigh DeBeck (WN) 19:55.25, Brenda Diaz (NH) 19:58.65, Hannah Moore (SA) 20:14.17, Aspen Dirr (PH) 20:24.65, Jolena Hansberger (DeK) 20:26.30, Carlee Hearld (CC) 20:31.11, Brittany Fensler (FWSn) 20:31.77, Adrienne Henke (Gos) 20:31.91, Taylor Busch (Hom) 20:39.30.
Bethany runner — 140th, Lena Yeakey 30:13.99.

 MS soccer
GOSHEN — Lakeland Christian at Bethany, late.

MS boys cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany 26th in West Noble Invitational.
Team scores — Maple Creek 42, West Noble 103, Wawasee 151, East Noble 182, West Noble 184, Carroll 211, Summitt 223, Woodside 245, Indian Springs 266, Lakeview 266, St. Charles 325, Leo 328, NorthWood 346, Fairfield 393, Prairie Heights 431, Lakeland 453, Schmucker 465, Edgewood 470, Goshen 486, Blackhawk 515, New Haven 623, Central  Noble 644, Northfield 648, ECA 674, Whitko 687, Bethany 700, Churubusco 714, Woodlan 860. Indian Springs over Lakeview for ninth place, 11:58.88 to 12:44.67, on sixth-runner tiebreaker.
Incomplete — Eastside, Fremont, Garrett, Hamilton, Manchester, South Adams.
Top finishers — Brayden Law (Wood) 9:48.01, Cameron Clements (MC) 9:51.72, Ben Schwartz (MC) 10:06.41, Matt Kline (EN) 10:35.70, Alberto Bonilla (WN) 10:36.32, Braden Clements (MC) 10:38.25, Joey DeLuna (WN) 10:39.18, Jaxon Bame (Waw) 10:39.57, Brady Robinson (Waw) 10:39.87, Brendan Holland (Car) 10:43.19, Gabe Ruhl (Leo) 10:44.72, Derek Miller (Wv) 10:47.92, Wesley Garrison (MC) 10:45.44, Jacob Redding (Car) 10:46.13, Joe Vandiver (EN) 10:47.67.
Bruin runners — 95th, Jonah Hochstetler 12:02.21; 122nd, Trevor Miller 12:23.64; 142nd, Simon Graber Miller 12:49.06; 186th, Braden Miller 14:23.01; 196th, Dustin Miller 15:20.35; 197th, Jackson King 15:33.83.

MS girls cross country
LIGONIER, Ind. — Bethany incomplete at West Noble Invitational.
Team scores — Maple Creek 51, Wawasee 94, Schmucker 148, Edgewood 156, South Adams 173, St. Charles 229, Woodside 233, West Noble 258, Indian Springs 280, Summitt 301, Carroll 319, NorthWood 387, Fairfield 405, East Noble 408, Lakeview 426, ECA 448, Lakeland 498, New Haven 519, Goshen 541, Leo 545, Manchester 564, Churubusco 566, Fremont 572, Prairie Heights 574, Garrett 602, Northfield 645, Blackhawk 696.
Incomplete — Bethany, Central Noble, Eastside, Hamilton, Westview, Whitko, Woodlan.
Top finishers — Madison Distelrath (Sum) 11:18.44, Madison Fruchey (MC) 11:21.66, Cassie Pontius (MC) 11:26.67, Hannah Dawson (Edge) 11:29.58, Emma Jankowski (Sch) 11:36.89, Kaitlyn Culler (Frem) 11:40.05, Mason Van Houten (IS) 11:43.13, Nicole Fosnough (MC) 11:45.70, Jillian Woods (Sch) 11:46.86, Alli Miller (Edge) 11:47.15, Bridgette Yoder (Waw) 11:50.55, Delanie Bame (Waw) 11:55.40, Yvette Rojas (WN) 11:56.93, Olivia Von Gunten (SA) 12:01.42, Molly Swartz (Waw) 12:06.03.
Bruin runners — 142nd, Alicia Thomas 14:22.46; 152nd, Hannah Yeakey 14:49.00; 157th, Kelsey Miller 15:07.38; 167th Isabel Rondo 15:28.76.

Game Reports, 9/25/10

NOMINATE FOR ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

Girls soccer
TOPEKA, Ind. — Bethany at Westview, 6:30 p.m.

Boys tennis
WABASH, Ind. — Bethany first in Wabash Invitational.

• Bethany 4, Taylor 1
  Ben Mast def. Drew Hansen 6-3, 6-3. Seth Krabill def. Nathan Gotshall 6-3, 6-3. Nate Brendle lost to Logan Barnes 6-2, 6-7 (2), (4-10). Kyle Miller/Matt Ebersole def. Matt Brankle/Cameron Clark 6-7 (3), 6-4, (10-8). Russell Klassen/Blake Shetler def. Jack Lipchik/Casey Clark 6-2, 6-0.
  
• Bethany 3, Wabash 2
  Ben Mast def. Justin Middleton 6-1, 6-1. Seth Krabill def. David Driscoll 6-2, 6-1. Nate Brendle lost to Logan Hettmansperger 6-7 (5), 3-6. Kyle Miller/Matt Ebersole lost to Trevor Patton/Nate Price 3-6, 6-7 (5). Russell Klassen/Blake Shetler def. Matt Henderson/Jack Stein 6-0, 6-0.
  
• Bethany 3, Eastern 2
  Ben Mast def. Joel Coffman 6-1, 6-0. Seth Krabill def. Robbie Walling 6-1, 6-1. Nate Brendle def. Austin Chase 6-7 (5), 6-4, (10-7). Kyle Miller/Evan Grimes lost to Connor Young/Noel Horvath 1-6, 6-3, (7-10). Russell Klassen/Blake Shetler lost to Adam McKinney/Michael Dunkle 3-6, 6-2, (8-10).
  
• Other matches: Wabash def. Eastern; Taylor def. Eastern; Taylor def. Wabash

Boys cross country
FORT WAYNE — Bethany 27th of 29 at Gold Division of New Haven Classic.
Team scores — Whitko 93, Guerin Catholic 126, Heritage Christian 141, South Adams 147, Fremont 203, Eastbrook 269, Norwell 281, Napoleon 299, Prairie Heights 313, Southwood 320, Angola 321, Northeastern 341, Bellmont 347, Yorktown 349, Lakeland 356, Celina 368, Westview 380, FW Luers 394, New Haven 400, Leo 451, Churubusco 572, Garrett 579, Northwestern 618, Woodlan 637, FW Blackhawk 669, Adams Central 694, Bethany 763, Canterbury 798, Tippecanoe Valley 829, Southern Wells 847, 21st Century 989.
Top runners — Steven Weaver (Nap) 15:35, Kent Garrett (GC) 15:49, Keigan Culler (Fre) 15:52, Matthew Perkins (PH) 16:10, Alex Cushman (Norw) 16:11, Nicholas Lagemann (PH) 16:11, Brian Menzie (Whit) 16:17, Trapper Mize (Whit) 16:20, Billy McManus (FWBL) 16:23, Jerry Schwartz (Wview) 16:26, Nathan Hadley (HC) 16:27, Eric Isch (SA) 16:29, Josh Neideck (Ebrk) 16:39, Kyle Baker (Wview) 16:42, Taylor Story (HC) 16:48.
Other Bethany runners — 92nd, Ben Hochstetler 18:23; 95th, Jesse Bontreger 18:26; 186th, Abe Thorne 20:53; 202nd, Joel Gerig 22:44; 206th, Ryan Miller 23:19; 212th, Jordan Glasgow 24:53.

Girls cross country
FORT WAYNE — Bethany 22nd of 25 at Gold Division of New Haven Classic.
Team scores — Napoleon 98, Leo 125, Angola 133, Celina 184, Yorktown 187, Norwell 187, South Adams 258, Fremont 272, Guerin Catholic 279, Northwestern 293, Westview 344, Eastbrook 347, Bellmont 398, Woodlan 412, FW Bishop Luers 442, Garrett 459, Northeastern 475, New Haven 475, Churubusco 504, Heritage Christian 512, Bethany 520, Prairie Heights 524, Whitko 526, Tippecanoe Valley 561, Adams Central 588.
Top runners — Erica Monnin (Nap) 19:26, Sophie Seward (Ebrk) 19:29, Lauren Hamilton (Leo) 19:38, Hannah Fleck (Cel) 19:46, Abby Hostetler (Frem) 19:47, Ericka Rinehart (Ang) 19:49, Emily Johnson (Leo) 19:54, Elaine Schmeltz (LaVille) 19:59, Hannah Moore (SA) 20:00, Anna Aldrich (Frem) 20:01, Jami Reinhard (Norw) 20:13, Rachel Crouch (FWBL) 20:14, Kaitlyn Best (Norw) 20:14, Alexa Sonnenberg (Nap) 20:16, Lexi Hunt (York) 20:18.
Other Bethany runners — 39th, Jenae Hershberger 21:16; 86th, Katie Hurst 22:19; 122nd, Eva Lapp 23:56; 135th, Ellie Schertz 24:26; 165th, Lauren Hooley 26:59.

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