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11/22/2025

🔥 Big Day for East Texas Cross Country! 🔥

Huge congratulations to Eustace Girls Cross Country for finishing 3rd as a team! This young squad showed grit all season long — and with just 1 senior in their top 7, the future is looking bright.

Shoutout as well to the Douglass Lady Indians, who also claimed 3rd place as a team! This group is powered by experience, with 3 seniors in their top 7, and they left it all on the course!

✨ Individual Standouts ✨
🏅 Adrian Ramirez (Tenaha) — 2A State Champion!
The senior capped off his high school XC career in incredible fashion, winning the 2A individual title with a blazing 16:14. What a way to go out! 🏆🐅

🥈 Brett Mecias (Neches) — 2nd Place Overall!
Only a sophomore, Mecias dropped a huge 16:59 to bring home the silver medal and make a statement that he’s one of the top young runners in Texas. 💪🐅

Proud of all these athletes and teams representing East Texas with heart, toughness, and speed. Congrats to everyone on an amazing season! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️💨

10/20/2025

🏃‍♂️ EAST TEXAS REPRESENT! 🌲🔥

The Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas (CCCAT) released their Post-Season Polls, and these East Texas programs made the list among the best in the state! 💪

1A
• 🟢Miller Grove (Boys)- Ranked #7
• 🟢 Saltillo (Boys)- Ranked #10
• 🟢Saltillo (Girls) - Ranked #10

2A
• 🟢 New Summerfield (Boys) – Ranked #8
• 🟢 Douglas (Girls)– Ranked #9

3A
• 🟢 Eustace (Girls)– Ranked #1
• 🟢Commerce (Boys)- Ranked #4
• 🟢 Eustace (Boys) - Ranked #6

4A
•🟢Longview Pine Tree (Boys) - Ranked #5

These East Texas teams continue to show that the Piney Woods region is a powerhouse for distance running! 🌲💨 Congratulations to every athlete and coach who made these rankings possible!

10/04/2025

Lindale Larry Wilson Invitational 2025

The meet featured a massive turnout with 230 runners from 40 teams in the Boys Varsity 5K and 220 runners from 33 teams in the Girls 2-Mile race. Both events were contested on a one-loop course in moderately warm morning conditions, making it an ideal day for racing.

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Varsity Boys 5K

Top 5 Individuals 🏃🏻‍♂️🏃🏼‍♂️🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏿‍♂️🏃🏽‍♂️
1st – Sebastian Medina (Tyler Chapel Hill) – 16:21
2nd – Brendon Greenlee (Eustace) – 16:22
3rd – Monroe Gaddis (Tyler Grace) – 16:40
4th – Jacob Noe (Sulphur Springs) – 16:47
5th – Adrian Ramirez (Tenaha) – 16:52

🏆Team Standings
Place | Team | Points | Avg. Time
1st | Eustace | 83 | 17:12
2nd | Longview Pine Tree | 96 | 17:22
3rd | Tyler (HEAT) | 114 | 17:31
4th | Sulphur Springs | 177 | 17:51
5th | Wills Point | 244 | 18:15

Recap:
Sebastian Medina held off Brendon Greenlee in a thrilling finish, winning by just one second. Eustace claimed the team championship, using depth and pack running to outscore Longview Pine Tree and Tyler HEAT. Sulphur Springs placed fourth, while Wills Point cracked the top five.

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Varsity Girls 2-Mile

Top 5 Individuals🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏼‍♀️🏃🏿‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️
1st – Emma Goetz (Tyler Grace) – 11:25
2nd – Abigail Kelley (Lindale) – 11:51
3rd – Kezia Henderson (Eustace) – 12:06
4th – Carley Pitman (Eustace) – 12:24
5th – Maryann Shulz (Tyler All Saints Episcopal) – 12:43

🏆Team Standings
Place | Team | Points | Avg. Time
1st | Eustace | 31 | 12:45
2nd | Tyler Grace | 114 | 13:15
3rd | Scurry Rosser | 166 | 13:57
4th | De Kalb | 173 | 13:58
5th | Atlanta | 183 | 14:01

Recap:
Emma Goetz dominated the race from the front, but Eustace’s depth sealed the win as they packed five runners in the top 10. Tyler Grace secured second, led by Emma Goetz and Casey Goetz, while Scurry Rosser, De Kalb, and Atlanta rounded out the top five.

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Varsity Girls 5K

Top 5 Individuals🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏽‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏿‍♀️‍➡️
1st – Lindsey Boss (Greenville Christian) – 20:40
2nd – Lauren Boss (Greenville Christian) – 20:55
3rd – Raegan Herren (Tyler HEAT) – 21:30
4th – Bliss Burgess (Whitehouse) – 22:03
5th – Catherine Loomis (Texarkana) – 23:31

🏆Team Standings
Place | Team | Points | Avg. Time
1st | Tyler HEAT | 40 | 24:44
2nd | Texarkana | 41 | 24:28
3rd | Marshall | 46 | 24:48
4th | Terrell | 103 | 30:02
(Only four full scoring teams in this race)

Recap:
The Boss sisters of Greenville Christian went 1-2 in commanding fashion. Tyler HEAT leaned on team depth, placing four runners in the top 10 to narrowly edge Texarkana by a single point for the team title. Marshall finished close behind in third, while Terrell secured fourth.

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Summary

With over 450 athletes across all divisions, the meet displayed outstanding depth. Medina and Goetz claimed individual crowns in the marquee races, while Eustace swept the boys and girls team titles in dominant fashion. Tyler HEAT closed strong by winning the Girls 5K team race, capping off a highly competitive meet on perfect race conditions.

09/26/2025

Hudson Cross Country Invitational 2025 Recap

The Hudson Cross Country Invitational 2025 was held under warm conditions on a flat, three-loop 3.12-mile course that tested runners’ stamina and pacing strategy. Despite the heat, the meet featured strong performances across multiple classifications, with exciting battles for both individual and team titles.

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Varsity Boys 5K

Top 3 Individuals🏃🏻‍♂️🥇🥈🥉
1st – Miler Stewart (Hudson) – 16:32
2nd – Isaac Flowers (Lumberton HS) – 16:57
3rd – Raul Munoz (New Summerfield) – 17:14

🏆Team Standings🏃🏻‍♂️🏃🏼‍♂️🏃🏾‍♂️🏃🏿‍♂️🏃🏽‍♂️
Place | Team | Class | Points | Avg. Time
1st | Hudson | 4A | 76 | 17:54
2nd | Hallsville | 5A | 87 | 18:09
3rd | New Summerfield | 2A | 93 | 18:12

Hudson’s boys, led by champion Miler Stewart, packed well and claimed the team title with a sub-18:00 average. Hallsville finished close behind, and New Summerfield secured third with Raul Munoz’s podium finish.

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Varsity Girls 1A–4A (2 Mile)

Top 3 Individuals🏃🏽‍♀️‍➡️🥇🥈🥉
1st – Annie Stewart (Hudson) – 11:56
2nd – Evee Bragg (New Summerfield) – 12:43
3rd – Lilliana Sellers (Lumberton HS) – 12:45

🏆Team Standings🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏿‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏽‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️
Place | Team | Class | Points | Avg. Time
1st | Douglass HS | 2A | 37 | 13:11
2nd | Hudson | 4A | 55 | 13:10
3rd | Lumberton | 4A | 114 | 13:51

Annie Stewart of Hudson dominated individually, but Douglass’s strong pack carried them to the overall win. Hudson’s girls were close behind with the fastest team average, while Lumberton rounded out the top three.

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Varsity Girls 5A–6A (5K)

Top 3 Individuals🏃🏼‍♀️🥇🥈🥉
1st – Cara Sims (Elysian Fields) – 18:14
2nd – Amy Vazquez (Tyler) – 19:17
3rd – Mia Perez (Nacogdoches) – 20:10

🏆Team Standings🏃🏿‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏼‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️
Place | Team | Class | Points | Avg. Time
1st | Jacksonville | 5A | 36 | 22:40
2nd | Hallsville | 5A | 58 | 22:53
3rd | Lufkin | 6A | 60 | 23:24

In the large-school division, Elysian Fields’ Cara Sims took the individual crown in dominant fashion. Jacksonville used depth and pack running to take the team win, followed by Hallsville and Lufkin.

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Summary

The Hudson Invitational highlighted depth, strategy, and toughness across all classifications. Hudson celebrated double individual victories from Miler and Annie Stewart, Douglass showcased small-school strength in the girls’ race, and Jacksonville impressed with a team win in the large-school girls’ field. The flat, looping course and warm weather made the meet both spectator-friendly and a true test of endurance.

09/15/2025

UIL Region III Preview Meet 2025 – Race Recap with Individual Highlights

Race Conditions

The preview meet enjoyed ideal weather — cool temperatures and a light breeze. With a 3-loop 5K and 2-loop 2-mile course, the setup was spectator-friendly and competitive, providing an excellent early-season test.

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Varsity Boys – White Division⚪️

Top 3 Individuals:🏃🏽
1. Andrew Hohmann – Katy Freeman – 16:54.5
2. Benjamin Caro – McGregor – 17:01.0
3. Gabriel Guajardo – Huntington – 17:03.0

Team Results: 🏃🏼‍♂️🏃🏻‍♂️🏃🏽‍♂️🏃🏿‍♂️🏃🏾‍♂️
• 1st – Sealy (78 pts, avg 17:48.5) – Led by Aaron Munoz (17:04, 4th overall), Sealy’s pack of five within 1:18 sealed the win.
• 2nd – Katy Freeman (89 pts, avg 17:55.0) – Anchored by champion Hohmann, plus solid runs from Demetrius Kelly (17:50) and Jordyn Lopez (17:50).
• 3rd – Giddings (144 pts, avg 18:11.1) – Aiden Hankins (17:07, 6th overall) and Ryan Orocio (17:14) carried the team, but their spread pushed them to third.

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Varsity Boys – Orange Division🟠

Top 3 Individuals:🏃🏼‍♂️
1. Jaxon Asbill – Dayton – 15:30.7
2. Aiden Fitzgerald – Friendswood – 15:31.6
3. Isaac Knape – St. Thomas – 15:41.7

Team Results:🏃🏻🏃🏼🏃🏿🏃🏾🏃🏽
• 1st – College Station (95 pts, avg 16:37.6) – Strong pack led by Camilo Riano (16:13, 10th overall). All five scorers under 17:00.
• 2nd – Friendswood (140 pts, avg 16:38.7) – Powered by Fitzgerald (2nd overall) and Aiden Lowery (16:06, 8th overall).
• 3rd – St. Thomas (159 pts, avg 16:54.0) – Knape (15:41, 3rd overall) was outstanding, but their depth left them in third.

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Varsity Girls – White Division⚪️

Top 3 Individuals:🏃🏽‍♀️
1. Imani Boakye – Katy Freeman – 12:34.7
2. Payton Conn – Franklin – 12:38.4
3. Annie Stewart – Hudson – 12:43.2

Team Results:🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏽‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏾‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏻‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏿‍♀️‍➡️
• 1st – Sealy (75 pts, avg 13:45.4) – Samantha Huerta (13:10, 6th overall) and Haley Ochoa (13:26) led the way for a dominant team effort.
• 2nd – Hudson (148 pts, avg 14:07.4) – Sparked by Stewart’s 3rd overall finish, but the back end left them short of Sealy.
• 3rd – Giddings (159 pts, avg 14:22.6) – Allyson Dowell (13:38) kept them competitive, helping edge Douglass for the podium.

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Varsity Girls – Orange Division🟠

Top 3 Individuals:🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️
1. Laney Barnes – Houston Cypress Woods – 17:21.9
2. Rory Klemach – Montgomery – 19:25.0
3. Mary Antkowiak – LC Clear Creek – 19:46.3

Team Results:🏃🏽‍♀️🏃🏿‍♀️🏃🏻‍♀️🏃🏼‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️
• 1st – Friendswood (88 pts, avg 20:43.3) – Depth-driven win with Charlie Tran (20:03) and Addison Sapp (20:10) finishing strong.
• 2nd – Montgomery (128 pts, avg 20:57.6) – Boosted by Klemach (2nd overall) and Bradford (19:47), but their 4–5 spread left them trailing.
• 3rd – LC Clear Creek (136 pts, avg 21:06 – Antkowiak’s 3rd-place finish gave them a great start, though depth limited them to third.

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Meet Summary

The UIL Region III Preview Meet 2025 delivered fast times and competitive racing.
• Boys’ Highlights: Hohmann (Katy Freeman) and Asbill (Dayton) stole the show individually, while College Station and Sealy proved their team dominance.
• Girls’ Highlights: Boakye (Katy Freeman) and Barnes (Cypress Woods) were the class of their fields, while Sealy and Friendswood showed the best depth.

08/27/2025

Tyler Legacy XC Invitational

The meet brought together top programs from across East Texas under perfect running conditions on a true 5K course. The combination of mild weather and a fast layout produced strong times, thrilling head-to-head battles, and deep team performances across multiple divisions.

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🏃 Varsity Boys 5K (1A–4A Division)

🔝 Top 5 Individuals
1. Adrian Ramirez (Tenaha, 12) – 16:31
2. Sebastian Medina (Tyler Chapel Hill, 12) – 16:32
3. Daniel Flores (Center, 12) – 16:47
4. Joseph Berry (Tyler HEAT, 11) – 17:09
5. Bear Fisher (Tyler HEAT, 11) – 17:12

🏆 Top 3 Teams
1. Tyler HEAT – 40 points (Berry and Fisher in top 5, strong depth)
2. Center – 74 points (Flores’ 3rd anchored their pack)
3. Lindale – 131 points (consistent group effort earned the podium)

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👟 Varsity Girls 2 Mile (1A–4A Division)

🔝 Top 5 Individuals
1. Abigail Kelley (Lindale, 12) – 12:18
2. Casey Goetz (Tyler Grace, 10) – 12:41
3. Addison Mathews (Tyler Grace, 11) – 13:16
4. Braleigh Wood (Quitman, 12) – 13:18
5. Peyton Childs (Bullard, 11) – 13:31

🏆 Top 3 Teams
1. Tyler Grace – 85 points (Goetz and Mathews top-3 sealed it)
2. Quitman – 109 points (Wood’s 4th gave them momentum)
3. Bullard – 110 points (just 1 point shy of runner-up)

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🏃‍♀️ Varsity Girls 5K (Open Division – Tyler Legacy Invitational)

🔝 Top 5 Individuals
1. Emma Goetz (Tyler Grace, 11) – 18:16
2. Kenedy Card (Rockwall, 10) – 18:47
3. Cara Sims (Elysian Fields, 12) – 18:56
4. Abigail Leonard (Garland Sachse, 11) – 19:07
5. Maddry East (Tyler Legacy, 11) – 19:27

🏆 Top 3 Teams
1. Tyler Legacy – 42 points (depth was key: East 5th, Feldman 8th, Luhrs 12th)
2. Rockwall – 56 points (Card 2nd and Kinniburgh 7th led the way)
3. Garland Sachse – 65 points (Leonard 4th, Ngo 9th kept them in podium mix)

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👟 Varsity Boys 5K (Open Division – Tyler Legacy Invitational)

🔝 Top 5 Individuals
1. Miguel Cedillo (Winona, 12) – 16:03
2. Mattias Valerio (Royse City, 12) – 16:04
3. Samuel Ledbetter (Garland Sachse, 11) – 16:10
4. Ethan Jackson (Royse City, 12) – 16:15
5. Matthew Kinniburgh (Rockwall, 11) – 16:23

🏆 Top 3 Teams
1. Garland Sachse – 41 points
With Ledbetter (3rd), Rabel (6th), and Richardson (7th) all inside the top 10, Sachse took the team crown.
2. Royse City – 54 points
Valerio (2nd) and Jackson (4th) gave them great front-end speed, but Sachse’s depth edged them out.
3. Rockwall Heath – 88 points
Consistent top-15 finishes from Anderson (7th) and Martin (15th) secured the final podium spot.

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📊 Final Takeaway

This meet was a showcase of elite front-runners and deep team packs:
• Adrian Ramirez (Tenaha) and Abigail Kelley (Lindale) claimed the 1A–4A titles.
• Emma Goetz (Tyler Grace) dominated the Varsity Girls 5K Open.
• Miguel Cedillo (Winona) stole the spotlight in the Varsity Boys 5K Open.
• On the team side, Tyler HEAT (Boys 1A–4A), Tyler Grace (Girls 2 Mile), Tyler Legacy (Girls 5K), and Garland Sachse (Boys 5K Open) walked away champions

08/26/2025

Gilmore Buckeye Invitational 2025

🏃 Varsity Boys 5000 Meter Run

🔝 Top 5 Individuals
1. Xander Owen (Pittsburg, 12th) – 16:33.10
Owen set the tone early and never let up, crossing the line first with a commanding performance.
2. Victor Cantellano (Tatum, 12th) – 16:59.50
The only other runner under 17 minutes, Cantellano’s closing push secured him second place.
3. Alan Ramirez (Pittsburg, 12th) – 17:00.40
Just behind Cantellano, Ramirez gave Pittsburg another top finish and key points for the team title.
4. Tanner Baxter (Gilmer, 12th) – 17:26.90
Baxter led the Buckeyes with a strong 4th-place showing, keeping his team in contention.
5. Collier Keel (Gladewater Sabine, 11th) – 17:32.00
Keel rounded out the top five with an aggressive pace and an impressive junior-year showing.

🏆 Top 3 Teams
1. Pittsburg – 58 points
Led by Owen (1st) and Ramirez (3rd), Pittsburg dominated with a tight pack that secured them the team victory.
2. Tatum – 91 points
Cantellano’s runner-up finish gave Tatum momentum, and the rest of the squad packed well enough to secure second place.
3. Gilmer – 93 points
With Baxter’s 4th-place finish and solid support from their next four scorers, Gilmer edged White Oak for the podium.

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👟 Varsity Girls 3200 Meter Run

🔝 Top 5 Individuals
1. Sadie Loftis (Gladewater Sabine, 12th) – 13:11.50
Loftis stole the show with a blazing time that separated her from the field.
2. Alondra Dominguez (Gilmer, 10th) – 13:27.50
The sophomore was Gilmer’s top runner, finishing second overall with a strong kick.
3. Evee Bragg (New Summerfield, 10th) – 13:37.80
Bragg kept herself near the front the entire race and claimed third.
4. Landry Harris (Union Grove, 10th) – 13:49.80
Harris gave Union Grove a much-needed low stick for their runner-up team effort.
5. Susanna Sturkie (Union Grove, 9th) – 13:59.00
The freshman impressed with a sub-14:00 finish, helping secure her team’s high placing.

🏆 Top 3 Teams
1. Gilmer – 63 points
With Dominguez leading the way in 2nd and strong depth through their 5th runner, Gilmer captured the team crown.
2. Union Grove – 73 points
Harris (4th) and Sturkie (5th) provided a powerful 1-2 punch for Union Grove, landing them second place overall.
3. Pittsburg – 76 points
Consistency paid off as Pittsburg’s girls placed 7th, 13th, 17th, 19th, and 20th, narrowly finishing behind Union Grove.

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📊 Final Takeaway

Both races highlighted team depth and front-runner dominance. Pittsburg’s boys and Gilmer’s girls rose to the top with balanced scoring, while individual standouts like Xander Owen and Sadie Loftis proved to be the stars of the day on a fairly flat course.

08/15/2025

Attached are the current XC state preseason rankings. There are various teams from the ETX area that have a great chance at making the podium! Best of luck to the ETX schools that are competing this year!

03/03/2025

As the high school track and field season approaches, anticipation is building for the top competitors from East Texas in the mile race. This preseason ranking highlights the fastest returning runners by analyzing their past performances and potential for the upcoming season. With a mix of seasoned veterans and rising stars, this list sets the stage for an exciting year of competition. From state champions to under-the-radar talents ready to make a breakthrough, these athletes are poised to leave their mark on the track.

10/29/2024

State Qualifier Teams

This Friday and Saturday 11/1-11/2 will be the annual UIL State Cross Country meet held at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock, Tx. Listed are the East Texas teams that will be traveling to the state meet along with their Classification, Average Team Time, and Team Splits. Each team has earned their spot at the state meet by placing top four in their respected regions. These teams will representative East Texas well and would love to have your support!

10/22/2024

UIL Region III XC Championship 2024

What went down?
This past Monday, UIL hosted the regional cross country meet for region III in Huntsville at Kate Barr Ross Memorial Park. Different classifications ranging from 2A-6A raced at this meet. I will only be covering the 2A races from this meet. Many fast times were run on this course! 2A was the first classification to race this year with an 8:15AM start time for these races. For the 2A girls race a new team regional champion was crowned! That team was Hawkins and close behind them was Douglass. As for the 2A boys, New Summerfield has come back on top and done so by defeating Tenaha who has taken the regional title home 4 years in a row.

Top Performers
Girls: Some fast times were run on this course for both races! The girls side saw a couple of dominating performances. Notably Cara Sims of Elysian Fields won the region with a blazing fast time of (11:23). She is a Junior and appears to be one of the best runners of class 2A. Another notable time was Yarida DeLeon of Chilton. She ran (12:31) and had some improvement of her time and placement based on last year’s race Third for the girls was Kylie Adams with a time of (12:45).

Boys: The boy’s side had some very fast times this year! The individual winner this year was Andres Landaverde of Corrigan-Camden. He ran (16:23) on a tough 1-mile looped course! Second place from Waskom was Victor Bravo with a time of (16:36) and the third-place finisher was Caddel Keeling of Centerville with a time of (16:45). Each of these finishers were not in the top 3 last year, which goes to show how this region has some new contenders!

2A Girls 2 Mile Run
This race came down to placements on who beat who! Hawkins came out on top with a team score of 83. They had 5 of their runners in the top 30 which helped them seal the win! Kylie Adams (12:45), Katie Barber (13:25), Amira Meeks (13:37), Katilyn Shelton (13:52), and Jentri Evans (13:58). The second-place team not far behind Hawkins was Douglass with a team score of 85. They had 4 of their girls finish in the top 30. Anahi Mayes (13:05), Leah Roach (13:12), Tessa Reeves (13:16), and Kinley Fuchs (13:55). Third place as a team was Centerville with a team score of 105. Three of their girls finished in the top 30. Andy Fayle (13:15), Kaila Mast (13:21), and Opal Keeling (13:27).

2A Boys 5K
As said before this regional title was held by Tenaha 4 consecutive years. Prior to them New Summerfield had held this title 4 consecutive years as well. Today they posted a team score of 48 points. They were able to put 5 of their runners in the top 25. Raul Munoz (16:52), Andres Ornelas (17:09), Brayden Lueckemeyer (17:16), Axel Hernandez (17:40) and Jovanny Hernandez (17:57). Second Place team was Tenaha with a team score of 88. The defending champs put 4 of their runners in the top 30 to help them solidify the second-place spot. Adrain Ramirez (16:52), Jairo Hernandez (17:18), Eustorgio Flores (17:53), and Fabio Rubeck (18:30). Third place team not far behind Tenaha was Riesel with a team score of 90. Riesel was able to put their 5 runners in the top 30. Matthew Hawkins (17:13), Leo Moreno (17:49), Jason Chavez (18:17), Jacob Shaw (18:23) and Travis Mclleand (18:28).

10/06/2024

Lindale Larry Wilson Invitational 2024

What went down?
Lindale held their annual Larry Wilson invitational which brings in many schools across the East Texas area. This is usually one of the last preseason meets that many schools will race in since district is right around the corner. That being said, some of the top schools from around East Texas were in attendance. Based off most of the times it was easy to see that this was no easy course.

Top Performers
Some of the best runners in ETX ran at this race, that being said some impressive times were ran! The winner of the 5A-6A boys 5K race was Brendon Greenlee of Eustace with a time of (16:52). On the girls side of the 5A-6A 5K Giselle Alejandro had a dominate performance. She nearly cracked 20 minutes with a time of (20:02). As for the boys 1A-4A 5K Tyrus Cowan was in a world of his own! He ran the fastest time of the day with a (16:30). On the girls side the 1A-4A 2 mile it was a fairly close finish! Edith Martinez of Sulpher Springs won this race with a time of (12:50)

5A-6A Boys 5K
The team that came out on top in this race was Eustace with a team score of 36. Eustace was able to put 5 of their runners in the top 15. Those of which were; Brendon Greenlee 1st (16:52), Ivan Umana 4th (17:43), Elijah Griffin 6th (17:59), Thomas Adkisson 11th (18:44), and Curtis Holland 14th (19:00). Second place Jacksonville was not far behind with a score of 50. Four of their runners finished in the top 15. Sebastian Juarez 2nd (17:11), Juan Diego Salazar 7th (18:17), Jack Torres 10th (18:40), and Oscar Arredondo 15th (19:04). Third place team was Tyler HEAT with a team score of 90. They were able to put two of their runners in the top 15. Bear Fisher 3rd (17:21) and Joseph Berry 8th (18:25)

5A-6A Girls 5K
Overall, some decent times were ran in this race. The first place team was Eustace with a team score of 23. Five of their runners finished in the top 15 of this race! Carley Pitman 2nd (20:43), Makayla Truitt 3rd (21:39), Ella Baxter 4th (21:46), Kaitlyn Swasso 8th (22:08) and Skylar Long 12th (22:49). Second place team with a team score of 48 was Atlanta. They had 3 of their runners finish in the top 15. Emma Allen 5th (21:49), Lucy Ransom 11th (22:38) and Ryleigh Thompson 15th (23:53). Third place team was Henderson with a team score of 84. They had two of their girls finish in the top 20. Giselle Alejandro 1st (20:02), Mina Davis (24:10)

1A-4A Boys 5K
Longview Pine Tree had a dominating performance as a team with a score of 64. Finishing with 3 of their runners in the top 15, they were able to pull away with the win by a large margin. Isaiah Martinez 6th (17:13), Trey Scroggins (17:14) and Christopher Ahumada 12th (17:43). Second place as a team was Pittsburg with a score of 153. They had one runner in the top 15 and he was Alan Ramirez 10th (17:37). Third place as a team was Sunnyvale who wasn’t far behind Pittsburg with a team score of 155. They had three of their runners finish in the top 15 of this race. Tyrus Cowan 1st (16:30), Dev Kumar 2nd (16:59) and Landry Lozano 14th (17:48).

1A-4A Girls 2 Mile
Scurry Rosser HS came out on top in this race with a team score of 104. Three of their runners finished in the top 15 of this race. Addison Truly 9th (13:32), Allysa Harrison 13th (13:37) and Jessa Muncrief 14th (13:48). Second place as a team was Pittsburg with a team score of 143. They had one of their runners finish in the top 20. Era Osornio 16th (13:40). Third place as a team was Hawkins with a team score of 182. They had one of their runners place in the op 15. Kylie Adams 5th (13:19)

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