The weather was great and the times were fast. This is the fifth year the Conference has been run on the exact same course, so it is easy to compare times to previous years, and in all accounts, this was a fast year. Tom Bradley out dueled Patrick Gibson for the Boys Title, and Sehome took the team title averaging 16:05 for their top 5, with Squalicum just edging out Bellingham for second. The big difference for Sehome was at 4 and 5. On the girls side, with Brittany Gappa out sick, Emily Pittis cruised to the individual title. Sehome placed 5 in the top 7 to win with 22 points and a top 5 average of 19:02 (a meet record) - a score that would have actually beat the rest of the conference combined. Bellingham finished 2nd with 68 points, and Burlington was 3rd with what had to be a disappointing 99 points.
Varsity Boys
1. Sehome 58
2. Squalicum 80
3. Bellingham 82
4. Anacortes 130
5. Meridian 139
6. Lynden Christian 165
7. Ferndale 170
8. Burlington-Edison 201
9. Blaine 243
10. Mt. Baker 254
11. Nooksack Valley 322
12. Lynden 335
13. Sedro Woolley 345
Varsity Girls
1. Sehome 22
2. Bellingham 68
3. Burlington-Edison 99
4. Meridian 108
5. Lynden Christian 137
6. Ferndale 177
7. Mt. Baker 188
8. Nooksack Valley 208
9. Squalicum 239
10. Secro Woolley 251
11. Anacortes 278
JV Boys
1. Sehome 18
2. Squalicum 55
3. Anacortes 76
4. Bellingham 101
5. Meridian 158
6. Lynden Christian 175
7. Burlington-Edison 187
8. Lynden 214
9. Blaine 250
10. Sedro Woolley 279
JV Girls
1. Sehome 17
2. Bellingham 42
3. Burlington-Edison 91
4. Meridian 114
5. Ferndale 126
6. Sedro Woolley 170
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