Four local schools traveled to Fort Madison Thursday for the Timm Lamb Invitational and returned with hardware.

The Columbus Wildcat boys won the team title in the B division with 67 points. Mediapolis was second with 87. Ryan Villa led the way for the Wildcats in 10^th at 17:35. Mason McDonald of Clark County was the winner in 16:05. Other Columbus runners included Drake Marin 12^th, Victor Tovar 13^th, Kevin Villa 15^th, Elias Gonzalez-Bravo 17^th, Cade Storm 21^st, Elias Duran 31^st, Alan Miranda 43^rd, Tyson Corneille 57^th, Juan Alcala 63^rd, Silas Falk 72^nd, Noah Razo 86^th, Christopher Neri 91^st, Jeremy Hurlbut 95^th, David Garcia 99^th, Donovan Garcia 104^th and Mwenebato Tcheo 105^th.

It was all runners-up for the Washington Demons in the A division. The Washington boys were second with 62 points. Fort Madison was the winner with 38 points. Andrew Rees sprinted to second for Washington in 16:42. Riley Tripp from Fort Madison was the winner in 16:38. Other Demons included Ethan Hotchkiss 11^th, Jack Shepherd 13^th, Teag Miller 16^th, Parker Tschantz 20^th, Xavi Recendez 26^th, Fletcher Bower 35^th, Logan Hoback 57^th, Quintyn Garibay 59^th, and Sawyer Van Der Molen 80^th. It was second also for the Demon girls with 55 points, behind the home course champion Bloodhounds 27. Iris Dahl was the Washington leader in second in 19:28. Avery Rump for Fort Madison won with 18:55. Other Demons included Emma Horak 10^th, Kora Miller 12^th, Angeline Anderson 13^th, Ellie Van Der Molen 22^nd, Zully Aranda Terrones 42^nd, Isobel Murphy 44^th, Kenzie Thomas 50^th and Denisse Gonzalez 54^th.

The WACO boys were fourth in the B division with 87 points. Jude Dykstra was best in third at 16:22. Other Warriors included Garrett Landau ninth, Gavin Slagel 18^th, Tristan Luitjens 26^th, Hunter Wilson 41^st, Locken Henderson 48^th, Wyatt Wilson 79^th, and Kaden Donaldson 102^nd. The WACO girls did not post a team score and were led individually by the KCII Area Athlete of the Week Josie Dykstra with her third place time of 20:25. Warrior teammate Macie Carter was right behind her in fourth.

The Columbus girls were third with 110 points, paced by Iris Garza 12^th in 22:37. Other Wildcats were Isabel Rendon 18^th, Gabi Duran 22^nd, Naveiah Garza 38^th, Ellie Valencia 46^th, Rozlynn Garza 48^th, Naomi Allchin 50^th, and Jenelis Panchillo 55^th.

The Winfield-Mt. Union Wolves had Bowen Thomson 42^nd for the boys in 19:46 with Brayden Cline 55^th, Parker Wilson 65^th and Adlin Wilkerson 103^rd.