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The Idyllwild Middle School cross country team competed in its first meet Oct. 6, at Vail Lake Middle School in Temecula. The team has been practicing since the beginning of the school year and everyone had a terrific first race of the season. Runners and coaches (from left) are Coach Misty Hitchcock, Hannah Johnson, Tobey Posey, Bryan Mayberry, Max Neu, Arriana Felix, Jeremiah Whitney, Christian Ramirez, Vinny Parrillo, Grace McKimson, Tim Mejia, Rene Hernandez, Jadon Meskimen, Matilda Terry, Kevin Posey, Emmi Norris, McKenzie Nunez, Breanna Sheppard, Max Neu and Coach Lee Arnson. The team banner was graciously donated by the Lumber Mill restaurant. Photo by Joe Neu
The Idyllwild Middle School cross country team competed in its first meet Oct. 6, at Vail Lake Middle School in Temecula. The team has been practicing since the beginning of the school year and everyone had a terrific first race of the season. Runners and coaches (from left) are Coach Misty Hitchcock, Hannah Johnson, Tobey Posey, Bryan Mayberry, Max Neu, Arriana Felix, Jeremiah Whitney, Christian Ramirez, Vinny Parrillo, Grace McKimson, Tim Mejia, Rene Hernandez, Jadon Meskimen, Matilda Terry, Kevin Posey, Emmi Norris, McKenzie Nunez, Breanna Sheppard, Max Neu and Coach Lee Arnson. The team banner was graciously donated by the Lumber Mill restaurant.
Photo by Joe Neu
Brenna and Cole Campbell, the late Jimmy Campbell’s children, attend Hamilton High School. Cole is on the varsity football team. Jimmy was a Town Hall recreation director. Photo by Michael Vladika
Brenna and Cole Campbell, the late Jimmy Campbell’s children, attend Hamilton High School. Cole is on the varsity football team. Jimmy was a Town Hall recreation director. Photo by Michael Vladika
Emma Klingaman (right) of Idyllwild receives the overall third place in the Southeastern Collegiate Cycling Conference this year. In last weekend’s conference finals at the school she attends, Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk, North Carolina, she was sixth in the cross-country race, fifth in short-track race and won her first dual slalom race. Photo by Michael Morton
Emma Klingaman (right) of Idyllwild receives the overall third place in the Southeastern Collegiate Cycling Conference this year. In last weekend’s conference finals at the school she attends, Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk, North Carolina, she was sixth in the cross-country race, fifth in short-track race and won her first dual slalom race.
Photo by Michael Morton

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