Phoenix, a Safford and two Thatcher players, won medals from the State Cross Country Championships on Saturday.

The weather was warm and the situation was blowing, and the two teams were nervous because today is the last race of the season.

Jasmine Vertrees of Safford is ranked 29th in the 3-point field with a score of 20:43.

Vertrees says he's never been in the old state and feels good and he's so excited. He is working hard He thinks his entire team is cheering for him, and his family, everyone told him he can do it, he has a cheering team, the whole process. No moment in the game is quiet. "

The Safford Girls scored 405 points in the third group with the 16th overall standings. Sabrina Gutierrez at 73:22 at 22:12, Emma Hackett at 112:23, Ariana Lyman at 124:04 at 24th, 133rd at 24:37 Brooklyn Gabrielle El Ross, 27 minutes and 31 seconds is Taylor Gutierrez.

The Safford boys rank 12th in the 27th place with 378 points. Jacob Urrea was the best at Safford, finishing 34th at 17:03. 18:18, followed by Jacob Fox, the eighty-eighth Grant Montierth 18:21, the thirteenth Duncan Walker, 18:23, 115th Place Dominique Gutierrez 115th, 18:42,

Suffolk coach Jennifer McDougall said he was proud of them. He can not ask for a better day. Almost everyone is the best. He even shortened Taylor's time by two minutes. He even has Jazzy enough to win the medal.

Thatcher's two winners, Lily Richardson and Hunt Stallion, ranked 11th in their game.

Coach Cook said he was really happy with the kids. This is his thirteenth year, he thought he had won only two other two children's medals in his career. Lily Richardson and Hunt were completed today. He is proud of Lily Richardson and Hunter and their team has gone beyond what the hypothetical game said, and they are all in the top ten so he is proud of them.

Lily Richardson rang the bell at the same time two years ago and sprinted 20:46.

Richardson said it's good to be so good, especially since he was not as good as he thought last year. For him, that means more, he can do what he wants, and the blockbuster finish his last match.

Thatcher women ranked ninth with 251 points out of 20 teams in the fourth season. Following Richardson, Eliana Windsor finished 61:22 at 22:50 with Corinth 23:8 scoring 68 points, Bryce 85 points, 68 seconds, 23 points, Perez Layton, 23:10, 48- 85, Harri Uder scored 89 points, Griffin 24 points at 24:06 won 90 points.

The fourth district girls have two places to become individual player. 21:47 Morey's Pech Morales won 32nd and Wilcox's Wilcox was 42nd at 22:08.

17:15 Juvenile Stella has another year to win this year's title.

"I've been preparing for this season and I was told I can do it and I believe I'm ready and I think I know I can get myself in. Everything is in your head and said.

Thatcher boys ranked twenty-fifth, Steele, 17:58 Garrett Hunt 26,19: 03 beat Brown 76,19: 13 defeat Arden Steele, 88 beat Taylor Bo Mann, 19 December 1996, 19:23 Matt Orr at 19:14 on the 20th, Brandon Udel on the 15th at 20:15.

The Morenci boys finished sixth in the fourth group with 234 points.

Cameron Bailey - Garcia ranked first, finished 27:58.

Bailey - Garcia said: "Last year we did not perform well, but we have been practicing this year, we performed well, so I feel good.

Vincent Cruz finished 37th at 18:09, Jordan Mares was 62nd at 18:41, Dante DiAnda at 71 at 18:56, Matthew Sylvester at 19:02 was 74, Gabrielle El Paso is 107th at 19:35 and Anthony Chanetz is 129th at 20:05.

Congratulations, congratulations, they also won the medal of dreams