Bainbridge Island senior Ryan Dodge won the 2A boys individual state cross-country title.^[1] The state meet ran at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco.^[2] The scoreboard first. Dodge ran the course in 15 minutes, 27.8 seconds.^[3] He won by more than 16 seconds.^[4] The Spokesman-Review's results list his time as 15:27.7.^[5] Elliot Yegge of North Central placed second.^[6] Yegge's time was 15:43.9.^[7] Dodge did not carry the island alone. The Bainbridge boys placed seventh in the 2A team standings.^[8] The Bainbridge girls placed sixth as a team.^[9] For a coach, that is the number that says a whole roster showed up. North Kitsap County had its own good day in Pasco. Timothy Clark-Johnston of Kingston finished fourth in the 2A boys race.^[10] That finish makes him the highest placing male runner in Kingston program history.^[11] On the girls side, Emma Grice of Kingston placed eighth in the 2A race.^[12] She is the first Kingston girl on the state podium in 15 years.^[13] The 2A boys team title went to Spokane. North Central won its first state championship in 10 years.^[14] The team scored 54 points, 49 ahead of runner-up Ellensburg.^[15] Sehome won the 2A girls team title.^[16] In the smaller schools, Freeman won its second straight 2B boys title.^[17] Meridian won the 1A girls title.^[18] Other Puget Sound schools also came home with hardware. Gig Harbor High won the 3A boys team title.^[19] Leroy Lozano Mejia won the 3A boys race.^[20] For Bainbridge, the afternoon in Pasco ended with a senior on top of the 2A field.^[21] For Kingston, it ended with two runners in the program's record book.^[11][13]