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High School SportsMonday, November 9

Galena's boys and Somerset Academy's girls won the Class 5A state cross country titles

The Daily Reno teamFrom Monday’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you follow high school running, Saturday's Class 5A state meet at in Boulder City had plenty for the North. Galena's boys scored 46 points to win the team title, and the Grizzlies also won in 2025. Senior David Coisson took the individual win in 15 minutes, 43.2 seconds, and Reno senior Zach Folen was second at 15:44.9.

Galena, Reno and Carson seniors took the top three boys' spots

PlaceRunnerSchool
FirstDavid CoissonGalena
SecondZach FolenReno
ThirdSeth ChalmersCarson

The girls' title went to Somerset Academy Sky Pointe with 37 points, ahead of Faith Lutheran with 79. Reno finished third with 102. Spanish Springs senior Taizley Felsted was third overall in 19:04.4, the top runner from the North.

Somerset Academy Sky Pointe won the girls' 5A title with the lowest score

Source: Reno Gazette Journal

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Value
Somerset Academy Sky Pointe37 pts
Faith Lutheran79 pts
Reno102 pts
  • 5A boys: Reno third, Carson fourth, Bishop Manogue sixth
  • 3A team titles: Truckee boys with 33 points, girls with 20
  • 2A girls: Lincoln County and Incline tied at 27; Lincoln won the tiebreaker
  • 3A girls winner: Truckee freshman Avery Aldrich, 18:58.4

The Nevada Appeal reported that five runners from Fallon and Oasis Academy qualified for state, with Fallon's advancing from the Northern Region championships at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park in Reno. Fallon also fielded its largest squad in program history.

Sources: Reno Gazette Journal, Nevada Appeal

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