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OIA Cross Country Championship, Oct. 22

By Dennis Oda

Oct. 22, 2016

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Kalaheo’s Avery Torres nearing the finish line as he took boys championship.
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Kalaheo’s Avery Torres at the 2 mile mark as he takes the boys championship.
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(l-r) Kalaheo's Avery Torres looking at Castle's Hudson Lockette and his team mate, Coby Otero as they near the 1/2 mile mark.
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Carmen Butz at about the 3/4 mile mark with a big lead with no one in sight behind her as she goes on to take the girls championship.
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The pack fighting an uphill portion of the race. They are following the leaders at about the half mile mark.
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Radford's Carmen Butz at about the half mile mark with a big lead as she goes on to take the girls championship.
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Carmen Butz from Redford, leading from start to finish as she took the girls championship followed by Pearl City’s Megumi Takushi. Radford’s Karla Angulo took 3rd and team mate Taryn Trigler took 4th.
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Kalaheo’s Avery Torres (left) who took the boys championship and his team mate Coby Otero who took 2nd, just after they finished 1 and 2.
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The boys race as Kalaheo’s Avery Torres took the boys championship and his team mate Coby Otero took 2nd followed by 3rd place finisher from Castle, Hudson Lockette.
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(l-r) Kalaheo's Avery Torres, his team mate, Coby Otero and Castle's Hudson Lockette lead the field at about the 1/2 mile mark.
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Leilehua’s Megan Lee Watanabe (#2136) getting help as she collapses after finishing the race.
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Carmen Butz from Radford, leading from start to finish.
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