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While most teams just flew to NTN, the members of Kenyan Boys and Girls team started by walking 6 hours to the nearest major road, driving 9 hours to the capital city of Nairobi, and finishing by flying to Amsterdam, Seattle, and Portland.
By J.E. Meyer and S. Loo Amid the serene landscape of central Washington emerged a day of fierce competition. The 3.1 mile course in Pasco Washington which is notorious for its rolling hills and shape turns. The looming rain clouds above did nothing to dampen the spirits of the determined competitors and exuberant spectators. The field of competition was diverse with athletes from all corners of the state with one thing in mind, to run like hell and win. With returning state champions from the eastern half of the state including Mead and Ferris. The western part of Washington was represented by Roosevelt, Redmond, and Seattle Prep and many others. All these schools had one thought on their mind, to win. Amongst all the fan fare of just having won we were able to grab a few of the first place runners as they walked off the raise podium. The winner of the 1/B,2/B boys race was taken by Brad Serdar with a time of 17:01, although disappointed because he didn