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RUNNING WOLVES
Wolves season ends with strong finsh
Reported by Karen Swensen, WWL-TV
NATCHITOCHES — There are times that make you proud as a parent and moments you'd rather forget.
Yesterday brought both to a Northshore mom, who watched as her track star son refused to quit, long after his body did.
“That's Christian. That's the kind of kid he is. Christian's been that way his entire life. He’s a fighter.”
And if seeing is believing, wait until you witness the power of human will captured frame by frame in a home video.
Link to article and video - WWL-TV
RUNNING WOLVES
Wolves near perfect in winning district
LORANGER — The Solomon Episcopal Center might be outside of St. Tammany Parish located in Robert, but the District 6-5A Cross Country Meet
offered proof that many of the schools are starting to consider it their home and one of their favorite venues. St. Paul's and Fontainebleau turned in solid performances
on the way to claiming team titles with the state meet just around the corner.
St. Paul's set the tone with a near perfect score in winning the boys title with 16 points, buoyed by taking the top four spots and placing seven in the top
10 though only the top four count toward team standings. Scott Brewster was the individual champion with a time of 15:33, just six seconds ahead of Zach Albright and 22 seconds ahead of Kraemer Jackson.
"It is a true cross country course," said Brewster. "There are a lot more hills, a bunch of sharp turnarounds, and it slows momentum a lot. It's marked
pretty well, so there's no change of going off course. The last time I ran this course was earlier in the season at the Christian Brothers Invitational, and I was close
to a minute slower back then, so, we're peaking as a team at the right time."
Times-Picayune story
RUNNING WOLVES
Wolves remain atop the polls
WALKER — St. Paul's continues to top the Boys Louisiana Track and Field Coaches Association Cross Country Poll while St. Joseph's remains
the top-ranked Girls team in the state.
The Wolves of Terryl Chatham and the Redstickers of Sam Young took home team honors at the 33rd Round Table Run this past weekend in Baton Rouge to enhance their positions as the top-ranked teams in Louisiana..
Times-Picayune story
RUNNING WOLVES
Wolves getting National RESPECT
PENSACOLA — St. Paul’s High School Varsity Cross Country team, ranked one of the Top Ten Teams in the South by ESPN’s dyestat,
had four runners medal at the Gulf Coast Stampede in Pensacola on Saturday against some of the best runners in the region.
The 5000-meter race was held at the Escambia County Equestrian Center in Florida, where St. Paul’s finished 2nd overall among over 30 teams.
Sophomore, Zachary Albright led the team finishing in 2nd place with a time of 16:09 behind overall race winner, Thomas Howell from Niceville. St. Paul’s
sophomore, Kraemer Jackson placed in the top 5, with a time of 16:13. Both sophomores averaged 5:13 a mile for the 3 miles. Senior, Scott Brewster rounded
out the top 10 with a time of 16:23, and seniors, Christian Bergeron posted a 16:40 and Ryan Durr ran a 17:15.
Times-Picayune story
RUNNING WOLVES
Wolves are concensus #1 in Coaches poll
Fresh off of claiming their second team title in the first two weeks of the season, the Wolves are ranked at the top of the Track & Field Coaches
Association Composite Cross Country Poll. The poll ranks team from all of the states divisions.
RUNNING WOLVES
St. Paul's captures cross country title
Reported by The Times-Picayune ~ Race Results
St. Paul's claims it's second title in two weeks, edging out other 5A contenders, Brother Martin, Jesuit, and Catholic High at the Episcopal
Round Table at Highland Park in Baton Rouge. The team was led by Sophmore, Kraemer Jackson who placed 4th overall with a time of 15:37. Senior, Scott Brewster and Sophmore,
Zachary Albright finished 7th and 8th with times of 15:45 and 15:46 respectively. Teamates Christian Bergeron (16:10) finished 12th and D.C. Lipani (16:52) finished 25th, to help
the Wolves score 50 points against 29 teams to claim the 1st place finish.
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