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WHS CROSS COUNTRY: WHS opens up cross country season today
WORTHINGTON — Bringing back a total of 13 lettermen from last year’s successful season and gaining several top-notch new candidates, the upcoming high school cross country season appears to be bright for the Worthington Trojans, who will be running in their first meet of the season today at the Mountain Lake Golf Course.
By Les Knutson , August 29, 2012
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WHS’s Mubarik Musa signs to run at USD
WORTHINGTON — Worthington’s Mubarik Musa can’t help but send a smile across his face when attempting to explain the art of running. Musa licks his lips, stares for a second and tries to explain running as if it’s a math equation with a definitive answer.
February 15, 2012
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PREP GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY: Dragons finish 7th at state meet
NORTHFIELD — Paced by a pair of strong lead-run performances from five-time veterans Austyn Thier and Megan Sauer, the Adrian Dragons finished seventh Saturday afternoon in the team standings of the girls’ Class A state high school cross country meet at St. Olaf College.
By Les Knutson , November 07, 2011
PREP BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY: Musa leads in Class AA race
NORTHFIELD — Running in his fifth straight high school state cross country meet Saturday morning, Worthington senior Mubarik Musa wasted little time assuming the lead in the 157-runner Class AA boys’ race at St. Olaf College.
By Les Knutson , November 07, 2011
PREP CROSS COUNTRY PREVIEW: Adrian girls, both LHS teams ready for Saturday
NORTHFIELD — A season-long goal for 25 area high school cross country runners will be realized Saturday afternoon on the campus of St. Olaf College in Northfield as they will be part of the 2011 Class A state cross country meet.
By Les Knutson , November 04, 2011
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PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Musa racing at fifth-straight state cross country meet
WORTHINGTON — It wasn’t always easy for Mubarik Musa.
As a seventh-grader, Musa was a young cross country runner, unsure of himself or the sport he now dominates.
By Aaron Hagen , November 03, 2011
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PREP GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY: Adrian, Luverne advance to state
ADRIAN — Powering her way to the finish Thursday afternoon, Adrian’s Austyn Thier won the Section 3A high school girls’ cross country individual title, leading the Dragons to a remarkable seventh consecutive team championship — and another trip to state meet.
By Les Knutson , October 28, 2011
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PREP BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY: Redwood Valley, Luverne go 1-2 in close duel for boys’ team title
ADRIAN — On a nearly perfect day for running, the Cardinals — Redwood Valley and Luverne — a pair of Southwest Conference foes, dueled each other in a highly-competitive Section 3A high school cross country meet at the Adrian Country Club late Thursday afternoon.
By Les Knutson , October 28, 2011
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PREP CROSS COUNTRY: Musa finishes third, qualifies in Class AA
HUTCHINSON — Running on a beautiful course on a near-perfect late-fall afternoon, Worthington senior Mubarik Musa qualified for his fourth consecutive state high school cross country trip by finishing a close third at the Section 2AA meet at Lake Marion Park.
October 28, 2011
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PREP GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY: JCC’s Bezdicek claims Southwest Conference individual title; Luverne edges Marshall for team championship
JACKSON — Paced by stellar lead-run performances from Makayla Hohn and Madison Schandelmeier — along with much-improved runs by Anna Tofteland, Mariah Aukes, Madi Oye, Naomi Dooyema and Zayna Hustoft — the Luverne High School varsity girls’ cross country team displayed its exceptional balance and depth Tuesday afternoon and claimed the 2011 Southwest Conference championship.
By Les Knutson , October 19, 2011
PREP BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY: Tigers dominate, so does Musa
JACKSON — It didn’t take long Tuesday afternoon to figure out who was going to win the Southwest Conference boys’ cross country championships.
Very early in the 5,000-meter race at the Loon Lake Golf Course it was apparent that Worthington senior Mubarik Musa would win the individual title, and it was obvious that the high-powered, depth-laden Marshall Tigers would cruise to the team title.
By Les Knutson , October 19, 2011
PREP GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY: Dragons win at home meet
ADRIAN — Although Adrian was tasked with competing without one of its top runners in the girls’ varsity race at Tuesday’s Adrian Invitational cross country meet, the Dragons were just fast enough to fend off Marshall to take the team title.
October 12, 2011
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