Mavericks earn hardware at Woodbridge Invitational
The 16 Mavericks cross country runners pose for a team photo at the Woodbridge Invitational in Irvine, California. Head Coach Larry Dagnon said the experience was one of the best things they have done as a program. Of those who went, five brought back medals.
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The Mavs’ Aspen Hoenes, left, and Rachel Nofziger, right, celebrate with the medals they earned at the Woodbridge Invitational. Along with Natalie Vehrs and Sara Humpherys, not pictured, they earned their medals for placing in the top 100 of individual runners for girls in their respective races.
The Mavericks boys team huddles around Head Coach Larry Dagnon at the Woodbridge Invitational. Dagnon called the race a championship atmosphere like they have never seen.
The Mavs’ Aspen Hoenes, toward the left, runs in her three-mile race. Hoenes' time of 18:10.6 places her second best in school history for the three-mile race.
MOSES LAKE – Last weekend, 16 Moses Lake Mavericks cross country runners travelled to Irvine, California, for the 44th Woodbridge Invitational Classic. Head Coach Larry Dagnon said it was a significant milestone for the Moses Lake High School squad. Five athletes walked away having earned hardware.
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