Nor-Cal Finals - 11/30/85

3.0 miles @ Sierra College, Rocklin

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Official Results

Varsity Boys

Nor Cal Championships XC Scores 11/30/85 at Sierra College, Rocklin (3.0 miles) Name Sch Time 1 Mark Mastalir Jesuit 14:40 2 Adam McAboy Mirmonte 14:52 3 Mason Myers Vallejo 14:55 4 David Naranjo Sanger 14:58 5 Robert Roberts Casa Roble 15:00 6 Chris Hoepker Encinal 15:11 7 Scott Machado Moreau 15:13 8 Scott LaForce Los Gatos 15:14 9 Jason Lineau Clovis 15:17 10 Mike Wall Lassen 15:18 11 Jesse Llanez McLane 15:19 12 Kevin Munoz Lassen 15:20 13 Paul Cummings Montgomry 15:20.7 14 Jonathan Smith Mirmonte 15:22 15 Greg Honig Belle Vista15:23 16 Cameron Mitchell Nevada Un 15:23 17 Craih Blockhus Mt View 15:30 18 Lance Nunes Tennyson 15:31 19 Mark Callon Bellarmine 15:32 20 Chris True Homstd 15:32.9 21 Jim Reed Gilroy 15:36 22 Shawn Noonan Moreau 15:36 23 Tommy Williams Clovis W 15:37 24 Lance Rankin Lassen 15:38 25 Ian Champeny Bellarmine 15:39 26 Jose Medina Wasco 15:43 27 Rob Meinhardt Bellarmine 15:44 28 Jim Williams Acalanes 15:44 29 Brian McInnes Cordova 15:46 30 Andrew Huggins Redwood 15:47 32 Pena Bellarmine 16:07.1 42 Armstrong Carlmont 16:03.2 47 Graff Homstd 16:07.1 56 Takayama Homstd 16:14.2 57 Robinson Bellarmine TEAM RESULTS 1 Bellarmine 86 2 Moreau 91 3 Lassen 133 4 Acalanes 150 5 Clovis 164 6 Homestead 171 7 Clayton Valley 175 8 Los Gatos 179 9 Madera 183 10 Jesuit 191 11 Casa Roble 203 12 Wasco 238 13 El Dorado 274 14 Yreka 301 15 Lowell 441 16 Oakland 446

Varsity Girls

Nor Cal Championships XC Scores 11/30/85 at Sierra College, Rocklin (3.0 miles) Name Sch Time 1 Laurie Chapman Gundrson 16:47 2 Rebecca Chamberlain Leigh 17:35 3 Shannon Clark Mt View 17:56 4 Angela Stearns Slvr Crk 17:59 5 Katie McCandless Castelja 18:04 6 Monica Daley Los Gatos 18:05 7 Mary Mendoza Prestation 18:15 8 Mary Kuphaldt Bella Vista18:17 9 Michelle Dillon Bella Vista18:23 10 Molly Burke Marin Cath 18:35 11 Wanda Bailey Fairfield 18:36 12 Betty Chavez Modesto 18:37 13 Anne Kuphaldt Bella Vista18:38 14 Kristan Hansen Monte Vista18:42 15 Baker Monache 18:43 36 B Teifert Mt View 19:41.0 68 Y Teifert Mt View 20:31.1 73 Sasaki Mt View 20:37.4 TEAM RESULTS 1 Los Gatos 61 2 Leland 105 3 Bella Vista 108 4 Carondelet 110 5 Lassen 157 6 Acalanes 164 7 Mtn View 166 8 Yreka 205 9 Golden West 231 10 Mission SJ 244 11 Clovis West 248 12 Sonora 311 13 Lowell 337 14 El Dorado 342



NorCal Finals Date: 1985

Overcast skies and a rain-soaked course failed to dampen the competition at the Eighth Annual Northern California CIF Cross Country Championships held on Sierra College's (Rocklin) scenic three mile course. Extensive efforts by officials prior to the race to drain ponded water from some of the muddier portions of the route allowed the race to remain on the regular course. Despite the less than perfect conditions' Gunderson's Laurie Chapman cut almost six seconds off the course and meet records with an outstanding 16:47.8 to maintain her undefeated season. Senior Rebecca Chamberlain (Leigh, SJ), the defending champion and former course record holder, attempted to stay with Chapman through the first mile, covered in 5:13.1, but the Gunderson senior was too strong pulling away to an impressive 48 second victory. The Central Coast Section dominated the girls' individual placings with the top seven finishers coming from the southern part of the Bay Area, including senior Shannon Clark (Mt View) who finished second in this race the last three years and third this year. In the team competition, senior Monica Daley (Los Gatos) let her teammates to their second consecutive championship, the first double winner in meet history. The young team of Monica Daley, sophomore Darcy Parker, freshman twins Sara and Stephanie Hartman, and freshman Jennifer Jocelyn scored an extremely low 61 points with Leland (San Jose) edging out Bella Vista (Fair Oaks) for second place 105 to 108 points.

With the results of all the section qualifying meets in hand, it appeared that Jesuit (Carmichael) seniors Eric and Mark Mastalir would once again be racing each other for championship honors. A two week bout with knee tendonitis prevented Eric, the course record holder at 14:28.1, from competeing in the race thwarting his opportunity for the individual championship and Jesuit's chance for the team championship. Other top qualifiers included undefeated North Coast Section champion, senior Chris Hoepker (Encinal, Alameda), senior Adam McAboy (Miramonte, Orinda), the North Coast Section runnerup. Senior Scott LaForce (Los Gatos), an impressive victor in the Central Coast Section, senio Mike Wall (Lassen, Susanville). The Northern Section champion, and Central Section standouts junior Jason Lineau (Clovis) and Jesse Lianes (McLane, Fresno) and David Naranjo (Sanger). McLane's Jesse Lianes was the early leader posting 4:28.2 for the first mile followed by a large pack led by Mark Mastalir close behind. Mastalir quickly made up the distance extending his lead with a 9:34.3 two mile and finishing with a personal record 14:40.5, lowering his previous mark for the number four individual and performance in course history. Adam McAboy (Miramonte, Orinda) finished a strong second in 14:52.3 with Vallejo junior Mason Meyers the top underclassman in third with a 14:55.3 clocking. Individually this was one of the fastest races in Northern California meet history with four runners under the 15:00 barrier and the top eight breaking 15:15.0.

The team race was to be a battle of the State's best ( parochial school or otherwise) matching Jesuit (Carmichael), the Sac-Joaquin Section champion, Bellarmine (San Jose), the Central Coast Section champion; Bishop Moreau (Hayward), champions of the North Coast Section, and Lassen (Susanville), the Northern Section Champion and defending Northern California and State Champions. With the tight finishing group of senior Mark Callon (19th), sophomore Ian Champeny (25th) , junior Rob Meinhardt (27th), sophomore Torre Pena (32nd), and junior Scott Robinson (57th), Bellarmine captured its first-ever Northern California Championship edging Moreau by five points, 85 to 91. Lassen, hampered by the loss of number two runner Tom Estes to injury, finished third with 133 points.