Regionals and the future

This past weekend the Trinity Men's and Women's Cross Country team competed in the NCAA DIII South/Southeast Regional Cross Country Championships in Greensboro, North Carolina. The Team and coaches were all exicted to compete on Saturday (November 14th,2009) Unfornately our rain reputation at every meet this season has continued to be prevelant. ALthough it was not raining two days before the race, it had rained profusely the previous week, and as we started running the course the day before the race, we found our ourselves covered in mud, water, and dirty clothes without any compenstation in return for our greviances. Dangerous as the course was just walking, let alone racing on it the next day. The men's team was determined to qualify for Nationals next weekend in Cleveland, Ohio. Now for the results, on the girls side winning the race and beating the course record was you know who the sexy and super fast and future teacher "Caitlan Masse" and on the men's side the guy all the girls go crazy for with that blonde hair and future professional artist "Bryant Wright" coming in 7th place overall. Both qualified for Nationals. Our guys team sadly came up short by less than ten points to Lynchburg, finished 3rd place as a team overall, we would have had to place in the top two as a team to all go to nationals. Representing the girls were,Caitlan Masse, Jenna Price, Jordan Hanson, Krissy Ford, Jasmine Martin,and Christina Hamme. For the guys it was Bryant Wright, Chass Armstrong, Adam Cribb, Robert Edmonds, Fransico "Pancho" Escobedo,Sal Perdomo, and Zach Brush. And our three male Cheerleaders on the sidelines helping collect times, places, and losing our voices were to cheer on the our team were , James Woolley, Eric Elliot, and Mark Greene. But we cannot forget to honor our wonderful coaches Head coach Jennifer Breuer and Assisant coach Erica Clausen who made the workouts, and made us wake up at 6am every Tuesday and THrusday. We could not have gotten this far, without them. It was an incredible season, and now we rest a week and prepare for a bountiful new track season of PR's and Negative splits. Yes, this has truly been an incredible Cross Country season and I love every member of this team so much, they are all great people, that I am privileged to be part of. God Bless.

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I will keep blogging through track season and try to update as much as possible. Good night.