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2006 WEEK SEVEN

CENTERVILLE STAMPEDE

AT CENTERVILLE, OHIO

OCTOBER 7, 2006

TEAM RESULTS

1. Vandalia Butler (60)

2. Loveland (124)

3. TURPIN (132)

4. Beavercreek (155)

5. Moeller (160)

6. Milford (168)

7. Lakota West (172)

8. Kettering Fairmont (185)

9. Anderson (212)

10. Centerville (247)

11. Lebanon (253)

12. Bowling Green (295)

13. Troy (338)

14. Wayne (363)

15. Culver (382)

16. Springboro (435)

17. Miamisburg (538)

18. Sidney (549)

VARSITY BOYS (EXPANDED ROSTER - 8 RUNNERS per team)

1. Kiracofe (16:05)

6. Rewick (16:30)

37. DiSabatino (17:30)

41. El-Khoury (17:31)

47. DiMartino (17:37)

    56. Wagner (17:42)

    75. Rodriguez (18:15)

    96. Baas (18:37)

OPEN BOYS (301 Runners)

7. Gogolin (18:20)

9. Smith (18:24)

10. Tucker (18:25)

12. Petro (18:26)

20. Steller (18:28)

22. Keith Cox (18:41)

20. Rose (18:55)

45. Bruemmer (19:14)

58. Kellerhouse (19:25)

110. Zemites (20:09)

116. Morton (20:13)

122. Becker (20:20)

163. Keenan (20:56)

THS TEAMS GAIN MOMENTUM HEADING INTO POSTSEASON

TEAM PERFORMANCES EARN GIRLS SECOND PLACE, GUYS THIRD; KIRACOFE WINS AGAIN

CENTERVILLE -     Both Turpin teams performed well at Saturday's Centerville Stampede, the regular season's final contest.  Total team efforts pushed the girls to a strong second-place finish, behind state favorite Bowling Green, and the boys team to an encouraging third place result, just 8 points behind a solid Loveland team. 

   The girls were led by senior Meredith Jaworek (above left), whose gutsy 8th place performance (19:18) will set her up for a potential second individual conference championship next weekend.  Sam Patty finished a strong 14th in 19:39, while Kaitlin Price (above left) was 24th in just under 20:00.  The incredible improvement of #4 runner Lauren Young continued, as she ran a career best 20:08, good enough for 27th place.  Katie Nemann rounded out the scoring for the girls team, finishing 46th in 20:25.  The Turpin girls made it two victories in a row over traditional power McAuley, whose 136 points put them 17 behind Turpin's 119. 

    The guys team got a much needed shot in the arm, as their 3rd place performance should give it enough momentum to win its first-ever FAVC title next weekend.   Ryan Kiracofe (above right) won his second consecutive race and third of the season, beating Troy's Jake Enke in 16:05.  Kyle Rewick posted a career best time of 16:29, en route to a strong 6th place finish.  The story of the day for Turpin, however, was how the team packed its 3, 4, and 5 runners in the 17:30's: Drew DiSabatino in 17:30 (37th), Nick El-Khoury in 17:31 (41st), and emerging star Rob DiMartino in 17:37 (47th).  Turpin will look next week to avenge 8 consecutive years of second-place finishes to Kings in the conference meet, as the girls team will look to recover the title they lost in a tiebreaker last year.