By Bruce Karnick [email protected] Hastings Nordic ski team numbers are smaller than many of the other schools in the conference, and the team is OK with that. This young team goes out, has a …
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By Bruce Karnick
Hastings Nordic ski team numbers are smaller than many of the other schools in the conference, and the team is OK with that. This young team goes out, has a great time, competes and gets up ready to go at it again the next day. Hastings attended its third meet of the season Jan. 13, traveling to Hyland Park reserve to take on Math and Science Academy, Mahtomedi, Two Rivers, Tartan, Simley, and North St. Paul.
The boys placed fifth overall with a score of 317, Mahtomedi took first with 473.
Individual results for the boys: Josiah Trost – 16:05 Micah Trost – 19:12 Aiden Stoltz – 20:55 Craig Hartman – 21:45 The girls placed seventh with a score of 82, Math and Science Academy finished first with 463.
Hastings results: EC Atkins – 22:39 Molly Caturia – 25:05 Racers of note for the day, Josiah Trost took second in the boys varsity 5K and Carlee Kordosky won the JV 2.5k for the girls.
On the Alpine side, Hastings competed at Giants Ridge in Biwabik on Saturday. The boys took first place at the invite in the morning session and second in the afternoon session.
