Guymon Teams Compete Strongly at Lakin Invitational, Scores Posted

Western Kansas News reported the results of the Lakin Invitational held November 5, 2025, providing full team standings and top 15 individual times. The meet recap lists Guymon High School among competing programs, with the Guymon boys scoring 175 and the Guymon girls scoring 132. The article also names individual Guymon runners among the placings, and identifies Holcomb as the boys team winner and Scott City as the girls team winner for the event.

Those numeric results offer a clear statistical snapshot of how Guymon fared in a late season regional invitational. In cross country scoring, lower team totals indicate stronger finishes, because each team s top five placings combine to produce the team score. A boys score of 175 and a girls score of 132 reflect the aggregate finishes of Guymon runners against fields that included several area schools, and the published top 15 individual times provide additional detail on which runners produced the strongest performances on race day.

For Texas County residents and Guymon supporters the results matter on several levels. First, individual placings and recorded times offer athletes measurable evidence of progress and fitness as the season moves toward postseason competition. Second, team scores allow coaches to identify depth and gaps, informing training priorities in the weeks ahead. Third, public documentation of performances at a regional meet helps raise the profile of student athletes who may be seeking college recruitment or recognition at the district level.

The meet recap from Western Kansas News serves as a useful public record for families, school officials, and local sports followers who track season trends. While team placement relative to other schools is captured in the full standings, individual times are the key statistical currency in cross country. Those times can be compared across meets to assess improvements in endurance and race strategy.

Looking ahead, Guymon coaches and athletes can use the Lakin Invitational data to fine tune pacing, selection of varsity lineups, and race day tactics. Community attendance and support at meets contributes to the program s momentum, and publications of results by regional outlets provides transparency and recognition for student athletes efforts. Readers interested in the full top 15 individual times and complete team standings can consult the Western Kansas News meet recap for detailed results.