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Show Silver Wolves dominate ROBERT JOHNSON/Standard-Examiner Competitors run in a pack to start the boys race in the City-County Invitational Wednesday at the Weber County Fairgrounds. Fremont is top dog at City-County Invitational By JUSTIN JOHNSON Standard-Examiner correspondent OGDEN - The strength of the Wolf is in the pack. Such is Fremont coach Art Hansen's motto. Hansen's Silver Wolves swept the boys and girls titles in the annual City-County Invitational cross country meet at the Weber County Fairgrounds on Wednesday afternoon. The 'Wolves' victory on the girls side of the meet was the at least the seventh in a row, while Fremont's boys victory dethroned defending champ Weber. Fremont defeated Ben Lomond and Ogden 31-77 by placing its five scoring runners in the top 11. The Scots pulled off the upset over their rivals by virtue of the sixth-place runner scoring (32-43). Weber was fourth, followed by Bonneville, St. Joseph and Roy. "We were running in some tough conditions today, the course was muddy and wet, and there was some really good individual runners here, which really challenged my girls," said Hansen of the girls portion of the meet. "It was good, we really needed that kind of a challenge heading into the region meet next week." Fremont's Lexie Meyer won the individual title, coming in with a time of 19:37. Ogden's Katie Adams was second, followed by Ben Lomond's Angeline Sargent, Fremont's Katie Chugg and Ogden's Shaylee Stegen. "We feel really good to win this meet," Meyer said. "We've been working really hard and training hard in practice." Bonneville's Katie Brown, Fremont's Cassie Ricks and Lindsey Slater, Weber's Jordan Green and Ben Lomond's Shanae Russell rounded out the top 10 on the girls side. On the boys side, Fremont Fremont runner Lexie Meyer crosses the finish line in first place on Wednesday at the City-County Invitational cross country meet at the Weber County Fairgrounds, defeated Ogden and Weber with its five scoring runners finishing in the top 11. Ben Lomond finished fourth, followed by St. Joseph, Bonneville and Roy. "Ogden ran really well today," Hansen said. "Those top two runners had a great race. Our strength is coming in as a pack, and the boys help carry their teammates." |
