Prep notebook: Bonneville’s Sienna Barton wins Region 5 cross country championship race | News, Sports, Jobs

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LAYTON — Bonneville High junior Sienna Barton won the Region 5 girls cross country championship race Wednesday afternoon in Layton with a time of 18:12 flat, winning the race by a whopping 41.9 seconds.

It’s Barton’s second win this year after she claimed the Ogden/Weber City-County meet by 39 seconds.

Top-10 individual results and team scores from the Region 5 cross country championships are listed below.

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

1. Sienna Barton, Bonneville, 18:12.0

2. Katie Hansen, Woods Cross, 18:53.9

3. Naomi Agnew, Viewmont, 18:54.3

4. Brynn Rees, Viewmont, 19:09.3

5. Lexy Cluff-Baylon, Northridge, 19:42.5

6. Nicole Wayment, Bonneville, 19:48.2

7. Molly Emerson, Box Elder, 19:48.9

8. Elizabeth Hill, Northridge, 19:49.3

9. Lydia Sullivan, Bountiful, 19:56.6

10. Ashlyn Turner, Viewmont, 19:56.8

BOYS INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

1. Sam Hansen, Woods Cross, 15:00.1

2. Will Luoma, Northridge, 15:01.4

3. Gabe Hooper, Viewmont, 15:02.8

4. Andrew Jensen, Bountiful, 15:03.5

5. Simon Barlow, Bountiful, 15:42.3

6. Brady Christensen, Woods Cross, 15:47.0

7. Weston Egnew, Viewmont, 15:53.5

8. Adam Mabey, Bountiful, 15:55.8

9. Bennett Sanders, Bountiful, 16:02.3

10. Ian Thompson, Woods Cross, 16:05.6

GIRLS TEAM SCORES

1. Viewmont, 50

2. Northridge, 53

3. Bonneville, 82

4. Box Elder, 92

5. Bountiful, 92

6. Woods Cross, 120

BOYS TEAM SCORES

1. Bountiful, 40

2. Wood’s Cross, 49

3. Viewmont, 52

4. Northridge, 82

5. Box Elder, 118

6. Bonneville, 175

3A GIRLS SOCCER BRACKET

Region 13 girls soccer champion Morgan (13-2) earned the No. 3 seed in the upcoming 3A state playoffs, as the tournament bracket was unveiled Wednesday morning.

The Trojans could see a familiar face in the quarterfinals: defending state champion Ogden. The Tigers (10-5) are the No. 6 seed, coming in just behind No. 5 Manti in the RPI rankings.

Morgan beat Ogden both times this year (1-0 at home, and a penalty shootout on the road) and the two played for last year’s 3A state title. Both teams have first-round byes and will host second-round games on Wednesday, Oct. 12.

Morgan will host the Ben Lomond/American Leadership winner. The Scots (4-11) are the No. 14 seed and host ALA at 1 pm Saturday after going 4-4 ​​in Region 13 and finishing third.

Ogden already knows its second-round opponent will be No. 11Union. Those two will face off on Oct. 12. Since the Iron Horse football game is also scheduled for 5 pm that day, the Tigers could potentially play at 1 pm instead of 4 pm as they have in years past.

Should Ogden and Morgan advance to face each other in the quarterfinals, that match would happen at 1 pm Saturday, Oct. 15, with the winner advancing to a semifinal at Jordan High the following Thursday.

Connect with reporter Patrick Carr via email at [email protected], Twitter @patrickcarr_ and Instagram @standardexaminersports.

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