MONROE — The Cheesemakers coaching staff has high praise this spring for their boys and girls cross country teams.
“We’ve got great kids out for the team this year, and this isn’t something we say about every team. These kids are outstanding,” said Scott Mosher, now in his sixth year as Monroe’s coach. “They are very competitive and hard workers, which they’ve shown through a year-long offseason of training. It’s often difficult to keep kids motivated for the 11 weeks of summer, and these athletes stayed motivated for 52 weeks of COVID.”
The girls roster graduated just one runner from its 2019 squad and return top finisher Jacie Hayes, who was just six spots back from qualifying for state as a junior. Hayes, also a first-team all-conference runner last year, leads the girls team, while returning letterwinners include Sierra McGuire, Ellery Bazley, Jenna Brower and Lauren Coppes.
“We have a big group of freshman girls with a strong competitive drive who will all be competing for varsity spots this season,” Mosher said. “Freshman Jayden Elgin was our top runner at the time trial and looks like she’s ready to step into a varsity role right away. Marlies Brandli, Skye Dickson, Ximena Miranda, Anna Polnow, Katrina Sathoff, and Aleigh Zettle (all Freshman) will also fight for varsity spots. That entire class will be fun to watch, not only this year, but the next three seasons.”
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