5 of nine, the Vail Mountain student and Battle Mountain track and cross-country runner nestled into the top four for the first 400-meters but took the lead and pushed the group ahead of the lights until the 1200-meter mark.Īfter crossing the mile in 4 minutes, 37.46 seconds, Brunner’s pace slowed over the next three laps. The state-of-the-art 200-meter hydraulically banked indoor track featured wave pace lights set to 9:10-two-mile pace during Brunner’s event. “He ran 8:35 off of Nordic, running on ice, long runs, and we got him down to the front range and maybe did one track workout,” said head coach Rob Parish.īrunner competed at the New Balance Indoor Nationals on Friday at The TRACK at New Balance in Boston, Massachusetts. 4 off a winter regimen of four to five runs a week. Brunner clocked an 8:35 at the BU Scarlet and White Invitational on Feb. Track and field notes: Brunner competes at New Balance Indoor Nationalsīattle Mountain junior Will Brunner, who broke 15-minutes in the 5-kilometer distance twice during a breakout cross-country season, has parlayed his Nordic ski fitness into some early-season eye-popping times this winter.

The Devils won’t have to wait long for another chance to get into the win column, as they host Grand Junction on Saturday at 11 a.m. It was so emotional.” Lacrosse notes: Eagle Valley girls fall in season-openerĮagle Valley girls lacrosse also opened the season Thursday, falling to Fruita Monument 13-5 in Gypsum. “Yesterday was such a high for all of us. “The competition is obviously going to get harder, but the confidence is there,” Juskaitis said. The Saints return to action after the school’s spring break with a visit to Rifle on March 23. She’s got a strong presence on the field, she’s a great leader on the field - so I wanted to get her onto the field as much as possible.”

“She’s an incredibly powerful, strong soccer player. “Daisy’s going to be a force to be reckoned with,” Juskaitis said.

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