Who are the Stark County High School Cross Country Runners of the Week?
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Perry's Parker Simonson, Louisville's Amelie Anderson, Northwest's Luca Novakovic and Tuslaw's Adriana Pudloski at the Stark County High School Cross Country Runners of the Week.
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The runners of the week are selected by the county's cross country coaches association. A boy and girls from Division I-II and Division III-IV are selected.
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Division I-II
Boys
Parker Simonson
Perry, soph.
- Simonson came in sixth out of 290 runners in a personal-best 16:35.9 in the Division II race at the Ashland Arrows Invitational. He helped lead Perry to a runner-up finish out of 19 schools. Simonson was named to the All-Stark County Division II first team as a freshman. He also earned second team All-Federal League honors.
Girls
Amelie Anderson
Louisville, sr.
- Anderson finished seventh at the GlenOak Golden Eagle Invitational and fourth at Marlington's Ashley White Invitational to start the season. She was an All-Stark County selection and a state qualifier in 2025.
Division III-IV
Boys
Luca Novakovic
Northwest, sr.
- Novakovic finished first in 15:58 on his home course at the Brian Armstrong Invitational. He helped lead Northwest to the team title. Novakovic ran a personal-best 15:41 last season.
Girls
Adriana Pudloski
Tuslaw, sr.
- Pudloski opened the season with third place finishes at the Claymont Invitational and Brian Armstrong Northwest Invitational. She ran a personal-best 20:35 at Claymont and topped that with a 20:18. at Northwest. Her 20:18 time is the fifth fastest in program history. Pudloski is the No. 1 runner on a Tuslaw team that qualified for regionals last year.
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