Led by four top-25 runners, Redmond’s boys cross country team notched the 4A District 1/2 title on Monday at Lake Sammamish State Park in Issaquah.

The Mustangs’ top runners on the 3.1-mile course were junior Devin Wulff (10th — 15 minutes, 52.5 seconds), senior Carter Aebi (12th — 16:02.0), senior Zach Kirwan (21st — 16:10.5) and senior Ryan Thomson (24th — 16:13.5). Senior Harry Engel took 26th in 16:18.4.

Redmond qualified for the state meet, which will take place on Saturday at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco. The top five teams and top 25 runners at districts made state.

In the team standings, Redmond won with 88 points, followed by Henry Jackson with 100, Garfield with 104, Eastlake with 146 and Kamiak with 154. Garfield senior Cameron Stanish won the race in 15:26.7.

Other members of the Mustang team are senior Riley Harris and junior Michael Schach. Sophomores Joel Keddie and Jacob Montiel-Bravo will be alternates at state and junior Keaton Averman will be an extra.

On the girls’ side, Redmond senior Kelsey Dunn was the only Mustang to qualify for state following her third-place finish in 18:31.0. Redmond finished seventh in the team standings with 163 points; Garfield won with 112.

Inglemoor junior Amber Rose took first in 18:09.4, Garfield sophomore Isabelle Olive was second in 18:28.0 and Dunn edged out Skyline sophomore Maizy Brewer (18:31.4) for third.

Redmond junior Megan LeGresley finished 27th in 19:23.0.

Due to high winds and tree branches and debris on the course at Lincoln Park in West Seattle, the meet was rescheduled from last Saturday to Monday.