Madeline Chambers

The iconic Hedges Boyer Park course is set to host another Ohio XC Regional meet this Saturday. Review the All-Time best girls performances produced in venue history!

The top girls 5-kilometer performances produced in Legends Meet history.

Beavercreek's Taylor Ewert (OH) ran the 13th all-time fastest girls 5K at the NXN National Championships en route to a 3rd place finish in 2018.

WASHINGTON - Director of Track & Field / Cross Country Patrick Henner announces the incoming class for the 2010-11 season. The incoming class consists of 23 student-athletes (13 men, 10 women) with one transfer, hailing from nine states as well as the District of Columbia.

The first of the two national high school cross country championship races were held this past weekend in Portland, Oregon with the Nike Cross Nationals. The boys' race certainly featured many of the nation's best battling it out to the wire, while the girls' race was missing the unofficial "Big 3" in Megan Goethals (MI), Chelsey Sveinsson (TX), and Aisling Cuffe (NY) but stellar depth was found in both races as Foot Locker finalists, All-Americans, and state champions were found deep into the field.  

For the girls Magnificat, running as Rocky River XC Club, finished fifth overall, with Madeline Chambers taking 8th indvidually.  North Royalton's Hannah Neczypor finished 11th overall and on the boys side, Zach Wills of Mason finished 5th overall.

Ohio dominates the NXN Midwest Regional Championship by going 1 through 3 in the girls individual race, winning the girls team race and advancing two individuals on the boys side.  Nice Job Ohio!

The 2009 State Meet is now in the books and it made for some memorable performances (Like it always does!) Lets take a look at the individual and team winners from this past weekend. 

A look at the teams and individuals that qualifeid for the OHSAA State Championship, plus top four teams and ten individuals to watch for each division.

The teams and individual qualifiers for the OHSAA State Championship are now set, the only thing left to do is run the races and crown the champions.  Lets take a look back at how teams got here in the weekly Week In Review.

The 2009 version of the MMOC has all the key ingredients for a great day of elite team and individual cross country competition.  The MMOC has a festive atmosphere with loud music, top ranked teams, great depth, top individuals from several states and a fan friendly course that has yielded some blazing times in years past. 

Another weekend of cross country and excitement is in the books.  This week saw Zach Wills dipping under 15 minutes for the first time in his career at the Culver Academis Invitational.  St. Ignatius and Magnificat both won their respective Championship races at the All Ohio Catholic Championship in Kettering, Ohio.

All Ohio Catholic Cross Championships to be held Saturday, September 26th at Indian Riffle Park in Kettering, Ohio.  

Trying to figure out who is the best team is nearly impossible without running any races, but OHRunners has tried to do just that (solely based on last year's results and returning runners). Over the next few days we will take a look at the top returning teams for both genders in all divisions. Today we take a stab at the Preseason Division 1 Girls.

The Top Five Girls Individual Races to watch in all divisions

Your weekly recap of key performances from meets across the state. If you have results that you would like to include on OHRunners and MileSplit, please send them to Jimfindlay1@gmail.com

What a state meet it was!

Lots of movement on the performance lists this weekend, seven new Ohio #1 marks on the girls side and six new leaders on the boys side.  There is only one more qualifying meet on the schedule for next weekend, at Oberlin College.

Weekly High School X-Country Regional Rankings 2008 Team rankings by Marc Bloom and Rich Gonzalez. Individuals-To-Watch lists by national and state correspondents.

Weekly High School X-Country Regional Rankings 2008 Team rankings by Marc Bloom and Rich Gonzalez. Individuals-To-Watch lists by national and state correspondents.

Coming off back-to-back record-setting perfermances, Kodiak, Alaska senior Trevor Dunbar jumps to the top spot in the West. With a showdown at Mt. SAC looming, the question is: can he stay there?