Wall and Tuscola Jim Ned teams earn cross country titles at Coleman
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 11, 2026, 4:51 PM
Last updated Sep 11, 2026

The Wall girls and Tuscola Jim Ned boys cross country teams secured first-place finishes at the Coleman Invitational on Wednesday. Wall recorded 41 points to lead the girls' field, with five runners placing in the top 15 individually. Menard's Danni Ruiz captured the individual gold in the girls' division with a time of 11:53.21. In the boys' competition, Tuscola Jim Ned finished with 34 points to claim the team title. Colton Bilyeu of Bronte won the individual boys' gold medal with a time of 15:30.02, narrowly outperforming the Tuscola Jim Ned duo of Kenny Pritchard and Creed Kirles. Zephyr finished as the runner-up in the girls' standings, while Wall took second place in the boys' team results.
- •Wall girls team won with 41 points.
- •Tuscola Jim Ned boys team finished first with 34 points.
- •Danni Ruiz of Menard led the girls' field with an 11:53.21 time.
- •Colton Bilyeu of Bronte secured the boys' individual title at 15:30.02.
- •The meet took place Wednesday at Coleman.
- 4:51 PMYahoo Sports — Wall and Jim Ned runners claim gold at Coleman meet
"Wall girls and Jim Ned boys cross country teams earned gold medals at the Coleman Invitational meet on Wednesday.
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