Chloe Derby is healthy again, ready to lead the Lumberjacks into sections
Oct. 20—Editor's note: This story focuses on the Bemidji High School girls cross country runners. A boys-focused story ran on Oct. 8 and was in the Oct. 10 print edition of the Pioneer. BEMIDJI — Chloe Derby looked like a lock to garner state qualifications all throughout high school. Two years ago, as a freshman on the Bemidji High School girls cross country team, Derby took seventh place ...
Bemidji High School girls cross country runner Chloe Derby is back to her best and ready to lead her team into the state championships. After battling knee, lower back and hip injuries throughout the season, Derby returned to form at the Central Lakes Conference Championships. Running a time of 19:34.7, she secured third place individually and helped the Bemidji girls team finish in fifth place.
Derby, now the leader of the team, expressed gratitude for her recovery and eagerness to secure a second state qualification. She emphasized the importance of teamwork and mentorship for the younger members of the squad. The girls team's performance is expected to be crucial in the upcoming Section 8-3A Championships.
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