Holst, Kayla
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In October 2001, she ''was in her first year on the middle school cross-country team, and Emily said she was showing signs of being a good runner''.{{Cite|PUTP|19}} | In October 2001, she ''was in her first year on the middle school cross-country team, and Emily said she was showing signs of being a good runner''.{{Cite|PUTP|19}} | ||
She liked to run barefoot, much to the consternation of her track coach Bill Beverson. | She liked to run barefoot, much to the consternation of her track coach Bill Beverson. | ||
| - | In October 2001, having to discard her shoes due to broken lace just before the race, | + | In October 2001, having to discard her shoes due to a broken lace just before the race, |
she won the 5km middle-school county competition running barefoot, | she won the 5km middle-school county competition running barefoot, | ||
barely edging out Rachel Bacon.{{Cite|PUTP|20}} | barely edging out Rachel Bacon.{{Cite|PUTP|20}} | ||
Current revision as of 18:47, 26 October 2011
Kayla Holst is the daughter of Emily Holst and Kevin Holst. She was born in spring of 1989.HS10
Her brother JJ Holst was a year younger. At one point, she had Roberta Wisner as a teacher.
When Dave Patterson moved back to Bradford to recover, Kayla often babysat his sons Cameron Patterson and Tyler Patterson. At the time, she was 12 years old, and while there was a family resemblance, she was already almost as tall as her mother, gangly looking the way some girls get before they shoot up and blossom.PUTP18
In October 2001, she was in her first year on the middle school cross-country team, and Emily said she was showing signs of being a good runner.PUTP19 She liked to run barefoot, much to the consternation of her track coach Bill Beverson. In October 2001, having to discard her shoes due to a broken lace just before the race, she won the 5km middle-school county competition running barefoot, barely edging out Rachel Bacon.PUTP20
