BEAVERTON, Ore. -- The Washington boys were overwhelming winners Sunday at the 10th annual Nike BorderClash in Beaverton, Ore.
North Central's Andrew Kimpel (14:07.30) led the Washington crew as it took the top 14 spots and won 45-144.
Southridge standout Andrew Gonzales was fourth in 14:16.24 in the 2.75-mile race, while Kamiakin's Evan Fiske was 63rd (15:19.63).
Hanford's Erin Hegarty (17:35.91, 36th) was the top Mid-Columbian in the girls race, won by Oregon 73-98. Hermiston's Cristal Delgado (46th, 17:43.38) and Umatilla's Nancy Cardenas (62nd, 18:08.71) both ran for Oregon.
The event pits the top runners from Washington against their counterparts from Oregon.
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BEAVERTON, Ore. -- Another race, another win for Anthony Armstrong.
Kamiakin's star senior followed up back-to-back wins in the 3A state championship and Nike Cross Nationals Northwest regional with another big victory, crossing first Sunday at BorderClash on the Nike campus.
Armstrong zipped around the 2 3/4-mile course in 13 minutes, 48 seconds, just nipping Izaic Yorks of Lakes in Tacoma, with Shadle Park's Nathan Weitz hot on their heels.
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