Mt. SAC and the first crazy wave of State Championships across the nation made for quite the busy weekend for XC! And what a weekend it was!
Allie Ostrander runs cross country. But she also plays basketball and races over some crazy terrain just for run. That's just Alaskan living!
Mt. SAC and the first crazy wave of State Championships across the nation made for quite the busy weekend for XC! And what a weekend it was!
"I guess there’s a bit of history in my family regarding running". Get to know more about Grant inside!
Mt. SAC and the first crazy wave of State Championships across the nation made for quite the busy weekend for XC! And what a weekend it was!
With the 10th Nike Cross Nationals less than six weeks away, the girls’ individual competition just got a little easier for the elite contenders as Alberto Salazar has confirmed that world-class high school superstar Mary Cain will probably not be in the field. (via Runner's World)
"My parents have had the most influence on my life so far. Without them, there probably wouldn’t be much success to speak about." Garrett Corcoran is no longer a Cali secret. (File Photo by Margot Kelly)
The expectations are so high for Sarah Baxter of Simi Valley that not breaking a course record is considered a disappointment. (via latimes.com)
Mt. SAC and the first crazy wave of State Championships across the nation made for quite the busy weekend for XC! And what a weekend it was! (File Photo by Margot Kelly)
"Consistency, hard work, and dedication. Excuses just set us back. We need to move forward". Meet Tal Braude. (Photo courtesy of FloTrack)
Great times in Colorado with Elise, Cerake and Lauren! Sarah Baxter 16:11 #2 AT, Tal Braude 14:27 #4 AT, Austin Tamagno soph record at Mt. SAC.
The cross-country running course in Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, a brutal stretch of woods, dales and Cemetery Hill, is nearly a century old and is eroding. (via www.nytimes.com)
Are dedication and focus enough for Lauren to secure a Foot Locker berth? Find out more about her inside!
Conference, District, Regional and State meets are upon us and teams will begin resting up to compete well at their championship meets before gearing up for the post-season championship meets. However, a few squads are already firing up the furnace for post-season action.
Jean Baptiste Tooley and his Central Catholic teammates are ready to roll this post-season! Find out more about Jean inside.
Mega mileage does the trick, but all the travel is a nice perk too. Check out Ben's XC session inside!
Conference, District, Regional and State meets are upon us and teams will begin resting up to compete well at their championship meets before gearing up for the post-season championship meets. Therefore the rankings haven't changed much this week with the exception of a VERY strong Davis squad moving up to #1 and a few more teams added to the watch list.
A quiet week of movement on the boys side, but there are quite a few harriers knocking on the door of a top-25 ranking as the post-season falls upon us. (Photo by Brian Stocks, El Modena T&F, XC)
Austen has a passion for the sport and a love for his team. Find out more about him inside! (Photo by Robert Orzab)
There are a few more Invitationals on the schedule but we are starting to get into Conference, Regional, District and State action across the country. Therefore, not many changes to the rankings overall. (Photo by Diana Biles)
Elijah is competitive and chill all at once. Dig more of Elijah inside! (Photo by MaroonNews)
Saucony Elite 50 #1 Alexa Efraimson (Camas WA) was declared ineligible for the rest of the HS season, but reinstated on appeal.
Nate Rodriguez and Corona del Sol are looking good mid-season. Find out more about Nate inside! (Photo by Margot Kelly)
American Fork (UT), Davis (UT), Unionville (PA), Henderson (PA) and Seaholm (MI) were dominate against local competition! More inside.
Brentwood has an amazing top-3 and a team focus that is out of this world! Is it enough to carry them to NXN and beyond? Find out for yourself inside!
That flash of purple you've seen streaking across the Colorado landscape has taken the state and the country by storm, and she's only a freshman! Don't blink, you might miss her.
Christian Brothers Academy (NJ) rolled again this weekend to retain their perch atop the rankings and add to their legend, by winning with 90 points and a course record 12:44.34 team average. But that's not all!!
Simi Valley (CA) showed up big at the Clovis Invitational, winning with 60 points and the 6th fastest total team time average on the course! (Photo by Bob Binnie)
Emma Gee is focused and ready for State. Find out much more about her inside! (Photo by KC Regan)
New York, New York!! Manhattan was just as exciting on the boys side as three elite harriers battled to the finish. US #14 Tony Russell (West Chester Henderson PA) led the charge!