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Middle East latest: Israeli strikes kill a hospital director in Lebanon and wound 9 medics in GazaThe team standings in the boys Division I CIF State cross country race at Woodward Park in Fresno had strong Bay League representation. The Redondo (157 points) and Mira Costa (192) cross country team finished third and fifth, respectively. The Sea Hawks’ duo of Alexander Barbarie (15:28.3) and Mario Montoya (15:28.5) crossed the finish line in 18th and 19th place, respectively. Carson Ehman (15:36.5) led Mira Costa, finishing in 28th place. Krish Desai (15:38.8) was 31st. San Pedro was 18th as a team, led Christopher Frelix (15:39.7) in 34th place. In the girls race, Mira Costa finished 13th in the team standings. Anna Clarke (17:58.2) led the Mustangs, finishing in 27th place. Clarke’s time was the best for all South Bay runners. In Division IV, the Palos Verdes boys secured a fourth-place (166 points). Adrian Miller led the Sea Kings (15:32.4) with a 10th-place finish, with Lucas Nulman (15:34.8) finishing 12th. The Palos Verdes girls were sixth in their Division IV race (215 points). Ivanka Malysheva (18:14.3) led PV with a 12th-place finish Peninsula’s Jadeyn Skefich (18:23.8) finished 31st and he teammate Alexandra Himebauch (18:47.6) was 52nd in Division II. They qualified from CIF-SS finals as individuals. Chadwick was 20th in the Division V girls race. In Division III, West Torrance girls were 10th (283 points). Kamilah Salim led the Warriors (18:01.5) with a 15th-place finish. Alexis Wolfinger was next for West (22nd place) with a time of 18:18.9. The West Torrance finished ninth (261 points), led by Andrew Quast (15:04.7). South’s Liam Miller was second in the Division III race (14:51.9). His time led all South Bay runners and was the eighth-best time in the event. Miller finished second to Dana Hills’ Evan Noonan at last week’s CIF-SS finals and again Saturday. Quast (West) had the second-best time among South Bay runners. Mary Star’s Finn Babbitt finished 12th in the Division V with a time of 15:34.7.