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Bazell earns record win
Atholton senior conquers hilly course; Mt. Hebron tops Bel Air
By Jeff Seidel Special to The Baltimore Sun
October 12, 2008
The Hereford cross country course has been rated as one of the toughest in the United States, but Atholton's Graham Bazell easily answered its challenges yesterday.
Bazell set a new record for the hilly 3.1-mile course, posting a time of 15 minutes, 51 seconds to easily win the Elite Division race at the Bull Run Invitational. The senior prevailed amid strong individual and team efforts.
Bazell ran by himself throughout en route to a 43-second victory over DeMatha's Corey Puffett. He didn't realize how close he was to the record - which topped the previous mark by eight seconds - until he saw the clock at the finish line.Read More
Atholton senior conquers hilly course; Mt. Hebron tops Bel Air
By Jeff Seidel Special to The Baltimore Sun
October 12, 2008
The Hereford cross country course has been rated as one of the toughest in the United States, but Atholton's Graham Bazell easily answered its challenges yesterday.
Bazell set a new record for the hilly 3.1-mile course, posting a time of 15 minutes, 51 seconds to easily win the Elite Division race at the Bull Run Invitational. The senior prevailed amid strong individual and team efforts.
Bazell ran by himself throughout en route to a 43-second victory over DeMatha's Corey Puffett. He didn't realize how close he was to the record - which topped the previous mark by eight seconds - until he saw the clock at the finish line.Read More
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Graham Bazell breaks course record at 15:50.4
Michael Lilly Amanda Twigg
Graham Bazell Becky Yep
Andrew` Finlayson Shannon Rafferty
Cara Piccoli Johnathan Sham
Cavs' Zamostny, Lions' McElroy lead charge at Bull Run
By Times staff Sunday, October 12, 2008
South Carroll’s Jake Zamostny finished seventh overall at the Bull Run Invitational on Saturday at Hereford High School. Zamostny turned in a time of 17:02 as the boys finished 20th overall among all the schools at the meet. Zamostny was also second among all small school contenders, while SC took third overall in that division. Read More
By Times staff Sunday, October 12, 2008
South Carroll’s Jake Zamostny finished seventh overall at the Bull Run Invitational on Saturday at Hereford High School. Zamostny turned in a time of 17:02 as the boys finished 20th overall among all the schools at the meet. Zamostny was also second among all small school contenders, while SC took third overall in that division. Read More
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Boys Large & Elite JV/Open
Boys Large Varsity
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Girls Large & Elite JV/Open
Boys Varsity Elite
Girls Varsity Elite
Reunion Run
Boys Small/Medium JV/Open
Boys Medium Varsity
Girls Medium Varsity
Boys Small Varsity
Girls Small Varsity
Girls Small/Medium JV/Open
615 more photos from Robert Hense
Boys Large & Elite JV/Open
Boys Large Varsity
Girls Large Varsity
Girls Large & Elite JV/Open
Boys Varsity Elite
Girls Varsity Elite
Reunion Run
Boys Small/Medium JV/Open
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615 more photos from Robert Hense
Atholton senior claims 8-year-old mark in weather-delayed event
Dyestat.com
Story and photo by John Roemer IV
Atholton MD senior Graham Bazell was unable to travel to New York this past weekend to challenge Manhattan record-breaker and fellow Maryland star Solomon Haile (Sherwood HS) because of county rules prohibiting schedule changes. Instead, he came to Parkton Saturday and broke the record on Hereford’s legendary course by a remarkable nine seconds at the weather-delayed Bull Run Invitational.
Mike Myers (Eastern NJ) set the previous standard of 16:00 in 2000 on this incarnation of the difficult state championship meet course, which has been in use for 14 years. The likes of Matt Centrowitz, Shane Stroup, Steve Duplinsky, and Robert Wetzel had run within a few seconds of Myers’ time. Read More
Dyestat.com
Story and photo by John Roemer IV
Atholton MD senior Graham Bazell was unable to travel to New York this past weekend to challenge Manhattan record-breaker and fellow Maryland star Solomon Haile (Sherwood HS) because of county rules prohibiting schedule changes. Instead, he came to Parkton Saturday and broke the record on Hereford’s legendary course by a remarkable nine seconds at the weather-delayed Bull Run Invitational.
Mike Myers (Eastern NJ) set the previous standard of 16:00 in 2000 on this incarnation of the difficult state championship meet course, which has been in use for 14 years. The likes of Matt Centrowitz, Shane Stroup, Steve Duplinsky, and Robert Wetzel had run within a few seconds of Myers’ time. Read More
Results courtesy of Western Maryland Race Timing