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Women's conference cross country honors


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2010 Season Team Standings

1. Roanoke Rapids                                    41-1

2. Corinth Holders                                    35-7

3. North Johnston                                    29-13

4. Franklinton                                                      16-26

5. Bunn                                                                        10-32

6. Northwest Halifax                                     0-42

7. Louisburg                                                      0-42

8. Warren                                                      0-42

 

 


 


All-Conference Team:

1                  Tyauna Bryant                                    NW

2                  Jade Mills                                    NW

3                  Courtney Everett                  CH

4                  Heather Griffin                                    CH

5                  Nancy Brown                                    RR

6                  Sara Stephenson                  NJ

7                  Roberta Richardson                  RR

8                  Paige Lockamon                  RR

9                  Lindsay Ray                                    B

10                  Sara Kochan                                    CH

11                  Nina Fromal                                    RR

12                  Lauren Robertson                  RR

 

 

 

Honorable Mention

Logan Shirley                                                      NJ

Sierra Mondin                                                      L

Jessica Woodburn                                    F

Amanda Kickerbrocker                                    CH

 

Athlete of the Year

Tyauna Bryant

 

Coach of the Year

Corinth Holders - Marty Ringgold

 

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