Stansbury’s Carson Belnap (1074) and Josh Oblad run side-by-side at the front of the pack during the Class 4A boys cross-country state championship race Wednesday at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake City.
Stansbury’s Carson Belnap receives his first-place medal after winning the Class 4A boys state championship.
Grantsville’s Porter Whitworth is all smiles after winning his second consecutive Class 3A boys state championship. 
Tooele’s Garrett Palmer sprints toward the finish line at Highland High School’s football stadium during the Class 4A boys state championship race. 
Grantsville freshman Patience Garcia (358), junior Jade Garcia (357) and Makayla Lear (359) run together during the Class 3A girls state championship race.
Stansbury’s Katelin Chipman focuses makes her final few strides of the Class 4A girls race.
Grantsville sophomore Erin Petersen paces herself during the Class 3A girls state championship race Wednesday at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake City.
Stansbury’s Olivia Packer makes her final few strides of the Class 4A girls race.
Tooele’s Jennifer Thomas gives it her all at the end of the Class 4A girls race.
The Class 4A boys state championship race begins at Sugar House Park on Wednesday.
Grantsville’s Lindsey Palmer finishes the Class 3A girls race in Highland High School’s football stadium.
Tooele’s Garrett Lawton goes all-out to finish the Class 4A boys race.
Stansbury’s Nathan Leary strides toward the finish line during the Class 4A boys race. 
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Loading...Tooele County harriers put themselves on the map during the 2019 high school cross-country season, as the Stansbury boys won their second Class 4A team state championship in the past three seasons — and that was only part of it.
Stansbury senior Carson Belnap was Class 4A’s individual boys champion, as he won last week’s championship race at Salt Lake City’s Sugar House Park in dominant fashion. Meanwhile, Grantsville senior Porter Whitworth brought home his second consecutive Class 3A individual championship, holding off a late charge to cap his high school career in style.
The Grantsville boys and girls teams each finished fifth overall, with the girls earning academic state champion status. Stansbury’s girls and Tooele’s boys and girls all performed well in their final races of the season at the state meet as well.
