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11/14/98 Killen's Pond State Park (3.1) Grass ,dirt, mostly flat 60 sunny, ideal

Delaware State Meet

Delaware Secondary Schools Athletic Association
1998 Cross Country Championships 45th Annual

Boys Div.1 : Salesianum (Wilmington) won 5th straight and 26th in last 30 years with usual strong pack and outstanding lead runner in Junior Eric Eckstrand (undefeated in Delaware this year). Brandywine was a strong 2nd while St. Mark's (defending Ind Champ Pat Riley 2nd) was a solid third.

BOYS
DIVISION 1 ( 15 Largest Schools)

1. Salesianum 42
2. Brandywine 79
3. St. Mark's 113
4. Caesar Rodney 119
5. Newark 152
6. Delcastle 181
7. McKean 186
8. Wm. Penn 225
9. Glasgow 246
10. AI duPont 248
11. Sussex Central 277
12. Christiana 281
13. Sussex Tech 316
14. Concord 395
15. Dover 441

INDIVIDUALS

1. Eric Eckstrand Salesianum 16:04
2. Pat Riley St. Mark's 16:26
3. Fawad Nisar Glasgow 16:37
4. Pat Boettcher Wm Penn 16:40
5. Joe Gioffre Salesianum 16:41
6. Dan Oren Brandywine 16:47
7. Mike Sadowsky Brandywine 16:56
8. Charlie Diehlman Salesianum 17:05
9. Matt Moore C. Rodney 17:07
10. Andrew Levine Salesianum 17:07
11. Jeff Miller C. Rodney 17:09
12. James O'Neill Delcastle 17:16
13. Kyle Berseth St. Mark's 17:18
14. Jeff Street Christiana 17:28
15. Chris Coyne St. Mark's 17:29

BOYS DIVISION 2 ( Smaller Schools) : Middletown won first ever XC crown with a solid 5 man effort led by coach Bill Dubois' son Rob' s 2nd place finish. Upstart Wilmington Christian came on late in season. Winner Morgan Scoville (Junior, StAndrew's) recorded very fast time and shows great promise.

TEAMS
1. Middletown 84
2. Wilm. Christian 97
3. Seaford 105
4. St.Andrew's 122
5. Lake Forest 131
6. Archmere 153
7. Tower Hill 213
8. Milford 217
9. Sanford 240
10. Smyrna 262
11. Cape Henlopen 269
12. Mt.Pleasant 295
13. Polytech 358
14. Charter School 416
15. Dickinson 417
16. Hodgson 462
17. St.Elizabeth 475
18. Laurel 475
19. Tatnall 592

INDIVIDUALS
1. Morgan Scoville St.Andrew's 16:08
2. Rob Dubois Middletown 16:59
3. Dan Kane Archmere 17:00
4. Billy Haines Milford 17:06
5. Andy Cherry Wilm Christ 17:13
6. Nehemiah Gwaltney Charter 17:16
7. Pat Bergman Sanford 17:17
8. Jon Cottrell MtPleasant 17:18
9. Stuart Mackenzie Tower Hill 17:20
10. Matt Enders Seaford 17:27
11. Brian Lee Wilm Christ 17:32
12. Carl Kinney Middletown 17:33
13. Jeff Maddox Seaford 17:34
14. Ben Harrington St.Andrew's 17:37
15. Jeff Wilber Middletown 17:38

GIRLS DIVISION 1 : Frosh sensation Jenn Kutney Set course record to lead Brandywine to strong win over St.Mark's. Brandywine won second straight title with 6 in top 16. Underrated Padua peaked at the right time for third.

TEAM
1. Brandywine 39
2. St. Mark's 75
3. Padua Academy 82
4. Caesar Rodney 115
5. AI duPont 118
6. Newark 140
7. Wm. Penn 190
8. Dover 246
9. McKean 257
10. Concord 284
11. Christiana 311
12. Delcastle 338
13. Sussex Central 357
14. Glasgow 374
15. Sussex Tech 498

INDIVIDUALS

1. Jenn Kutney Brandywine 19:02 (Course Record)
2. Jill Brobst Concord 19:46
3. Jenn Oakes Padua 20:03
4. Janet Prost Brandywine 20:07
5. Katie Mauger St. Mark's 20:12
6. Sarah Conway St. Mark's 20:15
7. Jill Hajec C. Rodney 20:20
8. Allison Taylor Brandywine 20:26
9. Erin Hussey AI duPont 20:33
10. Erin Lord Padua 20:34
11. Kimmi Lopata Brandywine 20:35
12. Bern Politowski Newark 20:51
13. Stefanie Gerety St. Mark's 20:55
14. Kim Woods Newark 20:56
15. Brandi Steinberg Brandywine 21:00

GIRLS DIVISION 2: Ursuline Academy recorded their 5th straight team title with a tight pack offsetting Lake Forest' s outstanding top 3. Frosh Holly Wilson defeated favored Kristin Irwin of Seaford

TEAM
1. Ursuline 53
2. Lake Forest 65
3. Cape Henlopen 80
4. Seaford 150
5. St.Andrew's 155
6. Middletown 191
7. Dickinson 200
8. Archmere 233
9. St.Elizabeth's 236
10. Smyrna 263
11. Milford 312
12. Tower Hill 321
13. Mt. Pleasant 350
14. Tatnall 350
15. Laurel 399
16. Hodgson 423
17. Charter School 460
18. Wilm Christian 498

INDIVIDUALS