Even though the girls’ cross country season did notend the way they wanted it to, they finished fourth atstate and in top places in numerous other meets. The team placed first or second in all of theirregular season meets; they placed first at the ScotusInvite. Senior Jessica Schaecher said, “[The meet weworked the hardest at was] the Scotus Invite becausewe had a lot of competition, and we were familiarwith the course, so we ran really well that meet.” At the Centennial Conference Meet, the girls’ teamalso finished first. Senior Carly Fehringer said, “[My favorite meet ofthe season was] the conference meet because Lincolnis my favorite course, and we all competed well.” The girls finished third at the district meet inWayne and fourth at the state meet in Kearney. “Even though the outcome [of districts and state]wasn’t how our team would have liked, we were stillproud. Getting third at districts was a wake-up call,but it helped us practice even harder the week beforestate,” senior Kelsey Kessler said. Their season ended with a record of 96-9. “Cross country is a season that is only a couplemonths long, but it has given me memories that willlast a lifetime,” junior Jessica Lahm said.

Name and grade

Seniors' Favorite MemoriesJaimee Beauvais, 12

"We had Fifa tournaments, and JBrock and Ialways killed it; the day of state we listened to

'Scoreboard' at least 25 times (not evenexaggerating); we ate 107 Wings after the state

meet, and pre-race bathroom breaks."

Carly Fehringer, 12

"Post meet wings, preseason pool parties, singingTaylor Swift songs on the rides

home, the best friends I have made with XCboys, and team dinners."

Kelsey Kessler, 12

"Winning two state championships, post statemeet 'spendies', 15 passenger van road trip toWayne, getting best hair awards at state, spray-painting the home course, the bond our team

shares, and the intense dads."

Jessica Schaecher, 12

"Brooke being denied to go to Tasty Toppersevery year, but Mr. Lahm let us go this year,scoreboard, Nathan Ostdiek's eyes, NathanHiemer's wifi, and Nathan Schumacher."

The girls' varsity cross country team poses for a picture after the race at the state meet inKearney. The girls finished fourth place overall.

Seniors Kelsey Kessler, Carly Fehringer, Jaimee Beauvais, and Jessica Schaecherpose for a picture after their final cross country meet.

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(bottom) The girls' cross countryteam starts off the race at thestate meet.(left) Junior Amy Heusinkveltfollows shortly behind juniorJennifer Belsan.(far left) Sophomore KayleeTonniges and senior JaimeeBeauvais compete against eachother at the UNK Invite. Therewere twelve girls out for crosscountry this year.

Juniors Emily Fehringer and Mikayla Nienaberrun with each other during a meet. They werethe top JV runners all season.

Senior Jessica Schaecher andsophomore Kaylee Tonniges stride outduring the state meet.

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