Week 4 in Review

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Fruita Monument's Kyler Brown made the four-hour trip over from west of Grand Junction to win the Aurora Invitational. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

 

Aurora Invitational

 

Rangeview hosted this one and Rikki Gonzales gave the home crowd something to feel great about, but not before Pomona's Alaina Anderson made things at least somewhat interesting up front. In the team scoring, however, Fairview was in a whole different time zone. The Lady Knights are probably better than their press clippings to date on Colorado Track XC would indicate. They are either a very close-knit group or otherwise evenly matched. From #1 Kendall Richarz to #6 Ashley Pruett, there was a scant 13 seconds and six places.

Fairview doubled up for the boys' team title, but it was a reasonably interesting contest up front between Fairview, Pomona, and Fruita Monument. Fruita Monument's Wildcats don't look to be a threat to win a state title, but they are a sharply improved team this fall. Kyler ...