Pacific
Pacific Scoreboard: Oct. 12, 2016
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October 13, 2016
Okinawa Christian's Tony Wachira crosses the finish line first in 17 minutes, 42 seconds to win Wednesday's boys race at Kadena. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stars and Stripes)
Okinawa Christian's Tony Wachira crosses the finish line first in 17 minutes, 42 seconds to win Wednesday's boys race at Kadena. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stars and Stripes)
Despite an untied shoelace, Kadena's Wren Renquist remained unbeaten on the season in four races, winning Wednesday's race at Kadena's Jack's Place with a time of 20 minutes, 2 seconds. (Mary Obsuna/Special to Stars and Stripes)
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Cross country OkinawaWednesday at Kadena Air Base (3.1-mile Jack’s Place course)Boys Kadena 23, Kubasaki 63, Okinawa Christian 101, Zion Christian 147 1, Tony Wachira, OCSI, 17 minutes, 42 seconds; 2, Guy Renquist, Kadena, 17:44; 3, Hayden Bills, Kadena, 18:03; 4, Luke Walker, Kubasaki, 18:28; 5, Trevor Williams, Kadena, 18:31; 6, Marcus Tineo, Kadena, 18:31; 7, Noah Daub, Kadena, 18:45; 8, Matthew Cavanaugh, Kadena, 18:59; 9, Seth Garcia, Kadena, 19:03; 10, Andrew Duddleston, Kubasaki, 19:08.Girls Kadena 19, Kubasaki 77, Zion Christian 88, Okinawa Christian incomplete 1, Wren Renquist, Kadena, 20 minutes, 2 seconds; 2, Sierra Fitzgerald, Kadena, 21:33; 3, Elizabeth Joy, Kubasaki, 21:37; 4, Adrianna Gomez, Kadena, 22:10; 5, Maica Hernandez, Kadena, 22:30; 6, Amber Torres, ZCAI, 22:31; 7, Annie Amrhein, Kadena, 22:39; 8, Phoebe Bills, Kadena, 22:39; 9, Mayumi Webb, Kadena, 23:09; 10, Amber Trujillo, Kadena, 23:47.
Tennis South KoreaWednesday at SeoulBoys Seoul International 4, Yongsan 1 Singles Minki Kim, SIS, def. Thomas Kim 9-7; Ryan Hyun, SIS, def. Ryan Ham 8-4; Joshua Kim, SIS, def. Matthew Cho 8-1.Doubles Jeesoo Shin and Andrew Kim, SIS, def. Joseph Hwang and TeHun Kim 8-6; Mathew Lim and Stephen Song, YIS-Seoul, def. David Suh and Jihan Yoon 8-1.
Volleyball Girls JapanSeisen def. Yokohama 25-8, 25-11, 25-14 Wednesday at YokohamaKills — Phoenix: Alyssa Tully 8, Amanda Wood 8. Assists — Phoenix: Jenny Niwa 11.