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Courtesy photo The North Idaho Distance Project (NIDP) youth running team competed on Nov. 19 at the USATF Region 13 Junior Olympics Cross Country Championships in Tacoma, Wash., against teams from all over Washington and Oregon. Through a combination of strong individual and team finishes, all 44 NIDP runners, ranging from 8 to 15 years old qualified, and will advance to the 2022 USATF National Junior Olympics Cross Country Championships on Dec. 10 in College Station, Texas. Team members include, 7-8 boys: Miles Wood; 9-10 girls: Ashlyn Brazle, Charlotte Carr, Finley Taylor, Kyla Hutchison, London Dance and Vivian Howard; 11-12 girls: Annie Mattila, Emmaline Carr, Lillie Dance, Paige Dance, Ruthie Laughridge, Tory Howard and Violet Hernandez; 11-12 boys: Alistair Smith, Blake Baune, Cody Morgenstern, Drew Grady, Will Wood and Wyatt Matous; 13-14 girls: Annabelle Carr, Clara Schmidt, Dakota Keyworth, Elizabeth Storms, Helen Oyler, Izzy Waters, Riley Brazle and Sierra Sheppard; 13-14 boys: Blaise Howard, Brayden Osterdock, Charlie Mattila, Davey Dance, Gabrial Heule, Mitchell Rietze, Parker Sterling, Payson Shaw, Ronan Kennedy, Sam Mandel, Samuel Reade, Wyatt Morgenstern; and 15-18 girls: Talia Bonville. Coaches are Emry Carr, Allison Howard, Tom Dance and David Dance.

Courtesy photo The North Idaho Distance Project (NIDP) youth running team competed on Nov. 19 at the USATF Region 13 Junior Olympics Cross Country Championships in Tacoma, Wash., against teams from all over Washington and Oregon. Through a combination of strong individual and team finishes, all 44 NIDP runners, ranging from 8 to 15 years old qualified, and will advance to the 2022 USATF National Junior Olympics Cross Country Championships on Dec. 10 in College Station, Texa…

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