Brianne Mathews topped off an already great season with an individual District Champion title last Monday at Daingerfield State Park. Mathews completed the tough course, that might have been a little longer than usually, in 14:56 for the individual title. The Ladynecks saw four runners with top ten finishes. Morgan Hill finished 7th, 15:36, Paige Maly, 8th, 15:55, and Lauren Berry, 10th in 16:03. Nour Hussein rounded out the team scoring in 16:13 for a 13th place finish. Elizabeth Horne placed 14th in 16:21 and Alyssa Mathews placed 39th in 18:43. The first place finish also qualifies the team for regional competition in Humble at Atascocita High School on November 5th.

Jonathan “scarface” Spedowski led the boys team to a second place team finish by placing fourth in a time of 16:25. Austin Jordan and Clay Hunter also collected some hardware placing 9th and 10th in 17:19 and 17:21respectively. Mason Malone, 18:40, and Chase Robinson, 18:42, completed the team scoring for the boys placing 17th and 18th. Carter Tackett finished right behind Robinson in 19th place for a time of 18:43. Greyson Jones, 23rd, rounded out the boys runners for White Oak in a time of 19:06. Blake Warren collected some heavy duty hardware after he snagged the Junior Varsity boys Champion title in 18:48. Drew Frazier also brought home a medal by placing 6th in 21:17. Bryson White just missed bringing home a medal completing the course in 23:23 for 14th place. The top three teams qualify for regional competition in Humble on Saturday, November 5th. The girls are slated to start at 12:30 followed by the boys at 12:50. The course is grassy and flat with typically faster times compared to other courses.