Hosting 26 teams at the Holbrook Invitational Meet last Friday, the Roadrunners finished 15th in the varsity boys’ division and the Lady Roadrunners were eighth in the varsity girls’ division.
Tuba City won the boys’ team title with 57 points, followed by Chinle with 69 and Hopi with 88. The race was won by Santiago Hardy of Chinle with a time of 15:56.
On the ladies’ side, Ganado took the team title with 53 points, followed by Ganado with 66 and Tuba City with 83. Ali Upshaw of St. Michael won the girls’ race with a time of 19:39.
Holbrook’s top female runner was Dakota Dick, who finished 34th with a time of 22:43. Shanaya Willie was 43rd in 23:18; Ciara Spencer, 44th in 23:20; Kiah Demuth, 53rd in 23:40; Ellie Smith, 63rd in 24:18; Deedra Morris, 64th in 24:20; and Leilah Tsosie, 98th in 27:05. One hundred thirteen runners completed the race.
Jeremiah Thomas paced the Holbrook boys, finishing 57th with a time of 19:03. Korey McReeves was 61st in 19:09; Travis Tsosie, 109th in 21:22; Ryan Martin, 113th in 21:52; David Laughter, 124th in 23:19; Kyen Attakai, 125th in 23:20; and Hayden Mike, 128th in 24:26. One hundred thirty-two runners finished the race.
In the junior varsity girls’ race, Holbrook’s Patricia Bahe was 17th; Dezbah Yazzie, 20th; Saun Rae Nez, 50th; Jordan Platero, 72nd; and Megan Cummings, 80th.
In the jayvee boys’ race, Holbrook’s Weston Williams placed 12th with a time of 19:24. Hershal Skeet was 30th; Wesley Joe, 80th; and Miles Billy, 99th.
Holbrook will also host a state qualifying meet on Friday afternoon, Oct. 28, at Hidden Cove Golf Course.