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Doug Pacey joined The News Tribune in 2007 after covering prep sports at The Bellingham Herald for five years. He graduated from Issaquah High School in 1998 and earned a journalism degree from the University of Kansas in 2002. E-mail Doug.


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Covering high school sports in Tacoma, Pierce County and the South Sound.
Sunday, December 28th, 2008
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 06:01:32 pm

In Sports Illustrated's The Year in Sports 2008 issue, the magazine listed what happened after the completion of the girls 3,200-meter race at the Class 4A Star Track meet one of the best moments of the year.

Bellarmine Prep's Nicole Cochrane -- and the other runners -- thought Cochrane had won the race, but she was disqualified after a judge ruled she had stepped outside of her lane for three consecutive steps.

Days later, the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association reinstated Cochrane as the champion. But what happened at the medal ceremony at Edgar Brown Stadium in Pasco was truly a memorable moment. Shadle Park's Andrea Nelson, who was awarded first place, took her medal and placed it around Cochrane's neck. Then the second-place runner gave Nelson her medal and so on.

Cochrane is now attending Harvard University. Sports Illustrated's write-up has not been posted to its Web site. If it does, I'll link it here.

Categories: Track and Field