Pennsylvania Girls Cross Country Performer of the Week (Aug. 31-Sep. 6)

After another week of cross country racing in Pennsylvania, it's time to vote for the MileSplit Pennsylvania girls cross country performer of the week.

The poll closes Friday at 2 p.m. ET.

Check out this week's nominees and cast your vote below.

Note: Athletes who have been nominated in the past two weeks are not eligible. Previous winners are excluded for the rest of the season.

This Week's Nominees:

Lauren Kosek, Wellsboro Area 04 (Pennsylvania): A 114.8-second winning margin separated the field at the 51st Annual Cliff Robbins Sr. Memorial Invitational, where the 5K was covered in 18:46.10 among 167 finishers. That time also stands as the fastest in MileSplit's database at Misericordia University since 2019, a span covering 465 athletes, and it improved on a prior mark of 18:58.00 on this course by 11.9 seconds.

Chloe Joslyn, Boiling Springs (Pennsylvania): The win at the LVC Dutchmen XC Invite came by 17.1 seconds, with a 5K time of 19:01.90 leading a field of 282 finishers. The performance ranks No. 4 among 375 athletes in MileSplit's database at Union Canal Tunnel Park since 2024.

Nieve Keitel, Germantown Academy (Pennsylvania): Crossing the line in 19:12.80 for 5K, the margin of victory reached 119.3 seconds at the Lansdale Invitational, well clear of the rest of a 93-runner field. That mark places No. 6 among 369 athletes in MileSplit's database at Dock Mennonite Academy since 2020.

Julia Leady, Daniel Boone Area (Pennsylvania): A field of 40 finishers took on the 5K at PTXC 17 by Kutztown University, and the winning time of 18:38.99 put 54.6 seconds between first and second place. The effort ranks No. 3 among 2,028 athletes in MileSplit's database at The Farm Course at Kutztown University since 2019, and it edged a prior time of 18:45.70 on the same course by 6.7 seconds.

Chloe May, Bedford 05 (Pennsylvania): A 5K time of 17:48.00 topped a 183-runner field at the Big Valley Invite, with a 30-second gap back to second place. The win closed out the distance well ahead of the rest of the field on the day.