Row 1, from left: Jacob Phillips, Elijah Sack, Carter Shaw, Will Thompson, Grayson McAvoy, Jackson Keith, David Gaunt. Row 2, from left: Zach Hill, Kamden Sorenson, Dilean Regalado, Peter Graham, Tianci Sun, Tyler Emanuel, Aidan Limback, Ethan Letsch, Luke Wilson, Eli Munch, Alex Owens. Row 3, from left: Pradyumna Dahal, Jesse Floyd, Abhushan Pradhan, Joel Graham, Ashton Alger, Coach Jeremy Caracci, Head Coach Tom Trygstad, Ian Gaunt, Andrew Leisland, Andrew Croft, Matthew Rydberg, Levi Schultz, Andrew Ross. Row 4, from left: Jacob Soto, Landon Decker, Carson Codel, Caleb Denhart, Omar Mustafa, Patrick Karns, Adrian Vasquek, Patrick Niland, Ben Johnson, Sam Burns, Hunter Groteluschen, Cody Swenson, Sam Overton. Row 5, from left: Jake Arnold, Oscar Anderson, Jackson Skahill, Andrew Larson, Brody Kucharo, Joseph Donahoe, Sam Bonner, Avi Kaufman, Connor Niland, Graham Margulies, Jack Schaeuble, Carl Murphy, Peyton Groteluschen. Row 6, from left: Carter Smith, Brayden Topic, Isaac Gasior, Beckett Newton, Jake Umble, Gabe King, Jack Smeins, Will Pixley, Adam Hisel, Alec DePhillips, Jack Ward, Luke Trannel. Not pictured: Coach Ben Jaskowiak, Coach Andrew Sorge, and Coach Scott Brown.
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Head Coach: Tom Trygstad
Assistant Coaches: Ben Jaskowiak, Jeremy Caracci, Bri Berryhill, Ellen Davis, Shelly Urban and Roger Scott
Volunteer Assistant Coaches: Andrew Sorge, Scott Brown and Bob Hardin
Valley High School varsity boys’ cross country runners Jack Smeins and Carter Owen, both seniors, competed in the Class 4A Iowa high school state boys’ cross country meet Saturday, Nov. 2, in Fort Dodge. Smeins placed 33rd and recorded a time of 16:28.2. Owen finished in 53rd at 16:39.9. Dowling Catholic won the meet, followed
The Valley High School varsity boys’ and girls’ cross country teams competed in their district meets on Thursday, Oct. 24, at Southeast Polk. Participting teams included the Tigers, Des Moines East, Des Moines Hoover, Des Moines Lincoln, Des Moines North, Des Moines Roosevelt, Dowling Catholic, Iowa City West, and Southeast Polk. The Valley girls placed
The Valley High School boys’ cross country team and girls’ cross country team competed at the Iowa Conference Meet on Thursday, Oct. 17, at Marshalltown Community College in Marshalltown. Teams part of the Iowa Conference include the Tigers, Fort Dodge, Marshalltown, Mason City, Southeast Polk, and Waukee. Both programs finished third. Southeast Polk won the boys’ race, and Waukee
The Valley High School boys’ cross country team and girls’ cross country team’s meet on Thursday, Oct. 10, at Fort Dodge has been canceled due to the weather.
The Valley High School boys’ cross country team and girls’ cross country team will travel will travel to the University of Minnesota on Saturday, Sept. 28, and compete at the university’s Les Bolstad Golf Course. That meet is slated to start at 2:50 p.m. Get directions to the course.
The Valley High School boys’ cross country team and girls’ cross country team hosted the 45th annual Tom Karpan Invitational on Tuesday, Sept. 17. The girls placed fourth out of the eight-team field, while the boys finished in fifth out of 13 programs. Junior Lauren Schulze led the Valley girls, placing seventh individually. She finished with a time
The Valley High School boys’ cross country team and girls’ cross country team meet on Thursday, Sept. 12, at Marshalltown has been canceled. The teams will next compete on Tuesday, Sept. 17, when the Tigers host its Tom Karpan Invitational The Tiger boys are currently ranked 15th in the recent Iowa Track Coaches Association’s Class 4A poll, while the
The Valley High School boys’ cross country team and girls’ cross country team traveled to Ames for an invitational on Thursday, Aug. 5. The Valley girls placed fourth out of the 10-team field, while the boys finished seventh out of 13 teams. Valley junior Lauren Schulze led the Tigers in the girls’ 5K, placing 14th with
The Valley High School boys’ cross country team as well as the girls’ cross country team started the 2019 season Tuesday, Aug. 27, at an invitational hosted by Ankeny Centennial. The girls placed fifth out of the nine-team field, while the boys finished third out of seven teams. Junior Lauren Schulze led the Tigers and placed
