The Chiles girls and Bartram Trail boys score narrow wins at 4A Region 1

Bartram Trail High opened in Jackonville, Florida in 2000. Lawton Chiles High opened a year earlier near Tallahassee, Florida. The cross-country teams of Bartram Trail, however, were competing in class 4A soon after the school opened, and the Bears even hosted the 4A Region 1 Championship Meet a few times. The Chiles harriers, on the other hand, only started in class 4A in 2019. Both schools were at Sante Fe College in Gainesville on Saturday morning, 2 November 2019, for the 4A Region 1 Meet. In their first appearance at the 4A Regional, the Chiles girls won their race, scoring 73 points. The Bartram Trail boys also scored their first 4A Region 1 title, edging Nease 66 to 69. Lake Brantley senior Ashley Klingenberg was first in the girls' 5K with an 18:20, while Nease sophomore Rheinhardt Harrison ran 15:30 to take first in the boys' race.


Nineteen teams were in the girls' race, each looking for a top eight finish that would earn them a berth in Florida's High School State Championship Meet in Tallahassee on 9 November 2019. Of course, the teams were also looking for a Region 1 title, as were the athletes in the race. For the seniors, it was their last chance at a Region win. Up front, three seniors were competing for that win--Ashley Klingenberg of Lake Brantley, Caitlin Wilkey of Chiles, and Alyson Churchill of Chiles. Klingenberg emerged from the scrum a few steps ahead, winning in 18:20. Wilkey was second in 18:26, and Churchill a close third in 18:28. Two more Chiles seniors, Emily Molen and Megan Churchill, took sixteenth and 22nd for the Timberwolves, running 19:45 and 20:05. Sophomore Kelly Davis finished the scoring for the Chiles girls, placing 39th in 20:41. Once Davis was across the finish line, the Chiles girls had a winning 73 points.


Led by senior Mikaela Brown, Mandarin placed second with 91 points. Creekside was third with 129 points, behind junior Elizabeth Iliff (4th, 18:37), their top runner. Niceville (4th, 141), Oviedo (5th, 165), Buchholz (6th, 167), Fleming Island (7th, 174), and Spruce Creek (8th, 231) also advanced to State.


Team Standings, 2019 FHSAA 4A Region 1 Girls' Cross-Country Championships

1. Chiles, 73 *
2. Mandarin, 81 *
3. Creekside, 129 *
4. Niceville, 141 *
5. Oviedo, 165 *
6. Buchholz, 167 *
7. Fleming Island, 174 *
8. Spruce Creek, 231 *
9. Lake Mary, 263
10. Nease, 279
11. Hagerty, 290
12. Bartram Trail, 327
13. Flagler Palm Coast, 341
14. Evans, 345
15. East Ridge, 373
16. Lyman, 385
17. West Orange, 459
18. Lake Howell, 461
19. Navarre, 561

Top 15 Girls, 2019 FHSAA 4A Region 1 Cross-Country Championships

1. 18:20.00, Ashley Klingenberg (Lake Brantley) SR
2. 18:25.47, Caitlin Wilkey (Chiles) SR
3. 18:27.82, Alyson Churchill (Chiles) SR
4. 18:36.22, Elizabeth Iliff (Creekside) JR
5. 18:39.01, Lillian Holtery (Niceville) JR
6. 18:49.12, Ariana Jimenez (Apopka) SR
7. 19:08.51, Naila Etique (Nease) JR
8. 19:22.01, Blake Petrick (Creekside) JR
9. 19:24.03, Jada Williams (Flagler Palm Coast) SO
10. 19:25.65, Megan Rhodes (Lyman) SR
11. 19:28.60, Olivia Niewald (Spruce Creek) FR
12. 19:40.90, Mikaela Brown (Mandarin) SR
13. 19:41.42, Glenna Li (Buchholz) SR
14. 19:41.97, Sophia Johnson (Oviedo) FR
15. 19:43.76, Alyssa Wyatt (Mandarin) SO

Four years before Ashley Klingenberg won the 2019 4A Region 1 girls' race, she won FLYRA's 2015 Middle School Cross-Country Girls' State Championship. Rheinhardt Harrison of Nease was also a FLYRA state champ, winning the boys' race in 2017. At the Region, he was part of a trio of Nease runner who took the first three places in the boys' 5K--Harrison (1st, 15:30), senior Justin Tackling (2nd, 15:37), and junior Bradley Ball (3rd, 15:37).


The next athlete across the finish line, though, was a Bartram Trail Bear, junior Jahari White (4th, 15:54). And while Nease was waiting for their fourth scorer, the Bears brought four more runners home--junior Jalani White (8th, 16:03), sophomore Jemesu Picone (14th, 16:22), senior Sam Rautenstrauch (16th, 16:27), and sophomore Garrett Kauzlarich (24th, 16:41). The Bartram Trail boys had 66 points and would be taking home the first-place trophy.


Nease was just three points behind, the runner-up squad with 69 points. Oviedo was third in the nineteen-team field with 107 points. Niceville (4th, 134), Fleming Island (5th, 144), Mandarin (6th, 181), Chiles (7th, 183), and Creekside (8th, 185) also punched their tickets to State.


Team Standings, 2019 FHSAA 4A Region 1 Boys' Cross-Country Championships

1. Bartram Trail, 66 *
2. Nease, 69 *
3. Oviedo, 107 *
4. Niceville, 134 *
5. Fleming Island, 144 *
6. Mandarin, 181 *
7. Chiles, 183 *
8. Creekside, 185 *
9. Buchholz, 239
10. West Orange, 263
11. Lake Mary, 352
12. Oakleaf, 357
13. Hagerty, 387
14. Flagler Palm Coast, 409
15. East Ridge, 421
16. Lyman, 423
17. DeLand, 430
18. Lake Brantley, 461
19. Tate, 477

Top 15 Boys, 2019 FHSAA 4A Region 1 Cross-Country Championships

1. 15:29.53, Rheinhardt Harrison (Nease) SO
2. 15:36.61, Justin Tackling (Nease) SR
3. 15:36.68, Bradley Ball (Nease) JR
4. 15:53.17, Jahari White (Bartram Trail) JR
5. 15:53.38, Colton Berquist (West Orange) JR
6. 15:56.48, Mamush Galloway (Oviedo) SR
7. 15:58.87, Kaden Levings (Niceville) FR
8. 16:02.90, Jalani White (Bartram Trail) JR
9. 16:03.18, Hayden Goodsell (Oviedo) JR
10. 16:03.67, Kameron Wallizada (Fleming Island) JR
11. 16:19.74, Todd Wendel (Niceville) JR
12. 16:20.12, Kayamo Galloway (Oviedo) SR
13. 16:20.69, Landon Opp (Fleming Island) SR
14. 16:21.98, Jemesu Picone (Bartram Trail) SO
15. 16:24.83, McCall Williams (Creekside) FR

FHSAA 4A Region 1 Cross-Country Champions, 2005 - 2019
Boys
Date	Team Champs	Individual Champs
5 November 2005	Flagler Palm Coast, 78	16:00, Justin Harbor (Flagler Palm Coast) 12
4 November 2006	Boone, 79	15:43, Anthony Morales (Flagler Palm Coast) 12
10 November 2007	Winter Park, 94	16:15, Cameron Dickerson (Mandarin) 12
15 November 2008	Doctor Phillips, 69	15:56, Chris Dendor (Bartram Trail) 12
14 November 2009	Melbourne, 78	15:16, Brian Atkinson (Melbourne) 12
13 November 2010	Hagerty, 86	15:39, Eduardo Garcia (Mandarin) 12
12 November 2011	Colonial, 51	15:21, Andres Arroyo (Colonial) 11
9 November 2012	Colonial, 60	15:13, Andres Arroyo (Colonial) 12
2 November 2013	Winter Park, 39	18:55, Kayley Delay (Fletcher) 9
8 November 2014	Lyman, 72	15:26, Joshua Jacques (Lyman) 11
31 October 2015	Mandarin, 90	15:28, Joshua Jacques (Lyman) 12
29 October 2016	Timber Creek, 125	15:50, Timothy Doyle (Freedom) 11
4 November 2017	Oviedo, 65	15:53, Kayama Galloway (Oviedo) 10
2 November 2018	Oviedo, 75	15:56, Kayama Galloway (Oviedo) 11
2 November 2019	Bartram Trail, 66	15:30, Rheinhardt Harrison (Nease) 10
Girls
Date	Team Champs	Individual Champs
5 November 2005	Buchholz, 27	19:24, Natalie Doss (Buchholz) 12
4 November 2006	Bartram Trail, 90	18:38, Chanelle Cox (Niceville) 10
10 November 2007	Bartram Trail, 36	17:38, Brittany Koziara (Boone) 10
15 November 2008	Bartram Trail, 61	18:52, Mandy Perkins (Spruce Creek) 12
14 November 2009	Melbourne, 49	18:38, Mary Ann Brown (Orange Park) 9
13 November 2010	Spruce Creek, 71	18:17, Vanessa Valentine (Melbourne) 11
12 November 2011	Olympia, 70	18:21, Bridget Blake (Doctor Phillips) 11
9 November 2012	Olympia, 60	17:57, Bridget Blake (Doctor Phillips) 12
2 November 2013	Timber Creek, 68	15:40, Brandon Marquez (Timber Creek) 10
8 November 2014	Wnter Park, 37	18:02, Rafaella Gibbons (Winter Park) 9
31 October 2015	Wnter Park, 34	17:28, Rafaella Gibbons (Winter Park) 10
29 October 2016	Winter Park, 59	17:38, Kayley Delay (Fletcher) 12
3 November 2017	Winter Park, 65	18:11, Mackenzie Czurak (Winter Springs) 10
2 November 2018	Lake Brantley, 101	18:21, Amber Schulz (Timber Creek) 9
2 November 2019	Chiles, 73	18:20, Ashley Klingenberg (Lake Brantley) 12
The 2005 and 2010 4A Region 1 Meet was at Sperling Sports Complex in Deland. The 2006 and 2008 meet was at Bartram Trail High in Jacksonville. The 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016, 2018, and 2019 meet was at Sante Fe College in Gainesville. The 2014 and 2017 meet was at the Flagler County Fairgrounds in Bunnell.The 2015 meet was at Lake Nona High in Orlando.

Links

• Complete results of the 2019 FHSAA 4A Region 1 Cross-Country Championship Meet
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSdj-cAkJoHTsuIZkUiFvznGFVesS9ctzLAk3Xu7jAW5W7q8iUWC6KRegIKCA5zuxKvO5KMwHm3rAaR/pubhtml
  
  
• Trouble Afoot! coverage of 2019 FHSAA Region 1 cross-country
  
  • 1A: https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2019/11/fhsaa-1a-region-1-2019.html
    
  • 2A: https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2019/11/fhsaa-2a-region-1-2019.html
    
  • 3A: https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2019/11/fhsaa-3a-region-1-2019.html
    
  • 4A: https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2019/11/fhsaa-4a-region-1-2019.html
    
  
  
• Find a cross-country, road, or track race for your schedule on the Trouble Afoot! calendar
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Tallahassee at Florida's 2015 Middle School Cross Country Championship

Running for the Central Florida Gliders, Teague Middle School eighth-grader Ashley Klingenberg won the girls' 3K race at Florida's sixth annual Middle School State Cross Country Championships, running 10:41. Gulfview eighth-grader Brady Gibson won the boys' 3K in 10:09. Destin Middle School took the girls' team title with 94 points, while Belen Jesuit put up 145 points to repeat as champs in the boys' race. The Florida Youth Running Association hosted the meet at Holloway Park in Lakeland on Saturday morning, 31 October 2015.


Tallahassee runners have been part of the FLYRA Middle School State Cross Country Championships since the meet's inception in 2010, and 2015 was no different. Deerlake eighth-grader Emily Molen was the Capital City's top performer in the girls' race, placing eighth in 11:21. Holy Comforter Episcopal School was fourth in the girls' team standing with 232 points. Hannah Hosay led the Crusaders, finishing 23rd in 11:51. Elizabeth Calabro (57th, 12:29), Avery Smith (95th, 13:00), Kate Smith (114th, 13:14), Lauren Desi (136th, 13:29), Katelyn Dessi (152nd, 13:40), and Kate Krizner (194th, 14:09) also raced for Holy Comforter. Montford Middle School eighth-grader Caitlin Wilkey placed 24th in 11:52.


In the boys' race the top Tallahassee finisher was Holy Comforter eighth-grader Trey Jackson, who placed 22nd in 10:49. Joining Jackson were Crusaders Jackson Roberts (36th, 11:05), Joseph Ashebo (46th, 11:13), Brecht Heuchan (72nd, 11:29), Ben Kirbo (106th, 11:50), Jackson Jones (12:04), and Wilson Roberts (212th, 12:46). When the last Crusader finished, the Holy Comforter boys had 232 points and fourth place in the team standings. Montford Middle School, running as the Mustang running club, placed 14th with 383 points. Sixth-grader Trey Daniels (61st, 11:24) led the Mustangs, with Findley Tucker (84th, 11:36), Hawthorne Hay (94th, 11:41), Tyler Ritchie (165th, 12:19), Sam Hartmann (167th, 12:19), Adam Zierden (183rd, 12:30), and Bryce Workman (211th, 12:45) filling out the team. Four other Tallahassee athletes raced unattached--Maclay eighth-grader Johnny McClure was 31st in 11:00, Deerlake eighth-grader Spencer Amsellem was 51st in 11:10, Maclay eighth-grader Thomas Deison was 88th in 11:38, and Fairview seventh-grader Nicholas Samuel was 204th in 12:41.


Girls' Team Standings, 2015 FLYRA Middle School State Cross Country Final

1. Destin, 94
2. Boca Raton Christian, 105
3. Bolles, 134
4. Holy Comforter, 232
5. Ruckel, 245
6. St. Kevin Catholic, 254
7. Liza Jackson, 278
8. Marco Island Charter, 283
9. Gulfview, 298
10. Emerald Coast, 310
11. Tavares, 321
12. Abraham Lincoln, 322
13. Varsity Lakes, 418
14. Lexington, 445
15. East Ridge, 497
16. Hammocks, 498
17. Oasis Charter, 500
18. Panther Nation, 508
19. Jacksonville Episcopal, 523
20. Terrace Community, 557
21. Daniel Jenkins, 588
22. Westminster, 60
23. Flight Miami, 602
24. Lake City, 619
25. Assumption, 662
26. LLT Academy, 708
27. Ascension Catholic, 712
28. Cypress Lake, 730
29. Lawton Chiles, 749
30. Mason Classical, 818
31. Lakeland Highlands, 823
32. Somerset Academy Canyons, 829
33. Tampa Bay HEAT, 833
34. Family of Christ, 841
35. Queen of Peace, 895
36. Lutz, 914
37. Doral Academy Charter, 957
38. Creekside, 975
39. Channelside, 1060

Top 15 Girls, 2015 FLYRA Middle School State Cross Country Final

1. 10:40.30 ~ Ashley Klingenberg (Central Florida Gliders) 8
2. 10:51.70 ~ Valerie Lastra (Miami Elite) 8
3. 10:58.40 ~ Lilly Holtery (Ruckel) 7
4. 11:03.30 ~ Isabella Pawloski (HTTR Tornadoes) 7
5. 11:09.30 ~ Mia DeRonda (Unattached) 7
6. 11:09.40 ~ Keleigh Scallon (HTTR Tornadoes) 7
7. 11:16.40 ~ Jasmine Hincapie (Boca Raton Christian) 8
8. 11:20.60 ~ Emily Molen (Unattached) 8
9. 11:21.50 ~ Ani Veltcheva (Abraham Lincoln) 6
10. 11:29.60 ~ Jordan Shapiro (Miami Elite) 8
11. 11:31.60 ~ Jacquelyn Abanses (Hillsborough) 7
12. 11:34.40 ~ Mya Bodrato (Central Florida Gliders) 7
13. 11:38.80 ~ Elyse Pleune (Hillsborough) 7
14. 11:40.90 ~ Brooke Brennan (Unattached) 8
15. 11:42.70 ~ Elayna Bahr (Unattached) 8

Boys' Team Standings, 2015 FLYRA Middle School State Cross Country Final

1. Belen Jesuit, 145
2. Gulfview, 159
3. Holy Comforter, 170
4. Windy Hill, 177
5. Destin, 216
6. Ruckel, 224
7. Assumption Catholic, 238
8. Westminster, 246
9. Emerald Coast, 278
10. Liza Jackson, 355
11. Seffner Christian, 356
12. Tavares, 361
13. Panther Nation, 36
14. Mustang Running Club, 383
15. Varsity Lakes, 400
16. Terrace Community, 421
17. Lexington, 448
18. Marco Island Charter, 484
19. Daniel Jenkins, 500
20. Oasis Charter, 519
21. Abraham Lincoln, 573
22. East Ridge, 597
23. Ascension Catholic, 631
24. Cypress Lake, 640
25. Alpha Omega Falcons, 692
26. St. John's Country Day, 703
27. Trinity, 715
28. Mulberry, 729
29. Summit-Questa, 746
30. Geneva Classical, 746
31. Jacksonville Episcopal, 762
32. Queen of Peace, 873
33. Foundation Christian, 873
34. Panthers, 917
35. Independence, 975
36. Corbett, 1020
37. Tampa Bay HEAT, 1036

Top 15 Boys, 2015 FLYRA Middle School State Cross Country Final

1. 10:08.50 ~ Brady Gibson (Gulfview) 8
2. 10:15.20 ~ Adrian Bichara (Miami Elite) 7
3. 10:18.80 ~ Soloman Weller (Unattached) 8
4. 10:19.80 ~ Benjamin Deangulo (Westminster) 8
5. 10:22.50 ~ David Manning (Trinity) 8
6. 10:24.70 ~ Seth Ziegaus (Lake City) 8
7. 10:26.20 ~ Jacob D'Aleo (Emerald Coast) 8
8. 10:26.30 ~ James Hawver (Ruckel) 8
9. 10:27.10 ~ Kyle Skinner (Elite Runner Fort Myers) 8
10. 10:29.10 ~ John McKenzie (Seffner Christian) 8
11. 10:30.00 ~ Zachary Barry (Unattached) 8
12. 10:30.90 ~ Paul McKenzie (Seffner Christian) 8
13. 10:31.10 ~ Sage Brands (Westminster) 8
14. 10:36.80 ~ Javier Trashorra (Unattached) 8
15. 10:38.40 ~ Griffin Cooney (Creekside) 7

Florida Youth Running Association Middle School State Cross-Country Championships, 2010 - 2015
Girls
Date	Team Champ	Individual Champ
13 November 2010	Liza Jackson, 56 points	11:03.60, Daesha Rogers (American Heritage)
5 November 2011	Lake City, 31	10:54.50, Emma Rudman (Liza Jackson) 8
3 November 2012	Eye of the Tiger, 64	11:41.10, Rafaella Gibbons (Unattached) 7
2 November 2013	Pine Crest, 64	11:05.70, Rafaella Gibbons (Orlando Runners) 8
1 November 2014	Pine Crest, 81	10:39.00, Tsion Yared (Pine Crest) 7
31 October 2015	Destin, 94	10:40.30, Ashley Klingenberg (Central Fla Gliders) 8
Boys
Date	Team Champ	Individual Champ
13 November 2010	Rams TC, 110 points	10:02.70, Kurt Convey (G. W. Carver) 8
5 November 2011	Destin, 59	9:50.80, Brandon Marquez (Avalon) 8
3 November 2012	Ammons, 85	10:21.60, Julian Elortegui (Unattached) 8
2 November 2013	Liza Jackson, 98	9:48.30, Joey Fitzpatrick (Unattached) 8
1 November 2014	Belen Jesuit, 47	9:56.30, Clayburn Milford (Maclay) 8
31 October 2015	Belen Jesuit, 165	10:08.50, Brady Gibson (Gulfview) 8
The 2010 Championships were run at Sun 'N' Fun Fly In in Lakeland, Florida. The 2011 Championships were run at Sanlan Ranch in Lakeland, Florida. From 2012-2015 the Championships were run at Holloway Park in Lakeland, Florida.

Links

• Complete results, 2015 FLYRA Middle School Cross-Country Championships
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oQo2Vmg2tvhr8QFWTgHQG227Exkipapaj6ohzDYFucA/pubhtml
  
  
• 2014 story, “Tallahassee runners fly at FLYRA”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/11/florida-ms-2014.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “2010 FLYRA Middle School State Cross-Country Championships”
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/11/florida-ms-2010.html
  
  
• Florida Youth Running Association
  http://www.flyra.org/
  
  
• Championship or not, find an upcoming race in the Tallahassee region on the Trouble Afoot! calendar
  http://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

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