Mens 2019 Updated Historical Cross Country Records: historical_records–men19 ed. Womens 2019 Updated Historical Cross Country Records: historical records–women19 ed.
The boys cross country team finished 18th place at Semi-State to end the season. They had a great season in which every single team goal was met including winning the County Meet for the 3rd year in a row, winning the SAC Meet after finishing 2nd the previous two seasons, and qualifying for Semi-State for
The boys team finished 4th place at Regionals to qualify for Semi-State for the 2nd year in a row. Hugo Hernandez led the team with a 12th place finish. Our girls team finished 8th overall, missing a qualifying spot by 3 places. However, Carina Alanis qualified as an individual with her 30th place finish being
The boys cross country team qualified for Regionals for the 3rd year in a row. They had a great race with all top 5 runners running new PRs or season bests to upset McCutcheon by 1 point for 3rd place, which was our best finish at Sectionals since 2013. State-ranked Harrison and West Lafayette finished
The boys cross country team won the SAC Championship Meet for the 1st time since 2013. After finishing 2nd over the past two years, they were finally able to clinch the championship. 1st Team All-SAC runners were Hugo Hernandez (3rd), Josue Bautista Ventura (6th), and Bryan Longoria-Rocha (9th). 2nd Team All-SAC runners were Daniel Pritchett
Horribly muddy conditions resulted in a slow race for competitors of all teams. The boys and girls varsity teams competed in the “big school” open race against several state ranked Indiana teams as well as state ranked teams from as Ohio and Illinois. We were the smallest school in the race. The boys finished 23rd
The boys and girls teams were in the AA race and finished 11th and 14th out of 30 registered teams. Podium finishers include Hugo Hernandez 7th, Josue Bautista Ventura 32nd, and Carina Alanis in 29th. The boys freshman/sophomore team finished 29th out of 31 complete teams against A-AA-AAA teams. Varsity Girls AA race: Individuals–http://ext.npusc.k12.in.us/crosscountry/GirlsAA2019.htm Team–http://ext.npusc.k12.in.us/crosscountry/GirlsAATeam2019.htm
The boys and girls cross country teams had a dominant performance at the Clinton County Championship Meet, with the boys winning for the 3rd year in a row with only 19 points scored and the girls winning back-to-back championships with only 25 points. The boys finished with 5 runners in the top 6 including Hugo
The boys varsity team finished 16th out of 30 teams, led by Hugo Hernandez with his 15th place finish–running the 10th best 5k time in school history with a 16:31. The girls varsity team finished 22nd out of 30 teams, led by Carina Alanis with her 67th place finish–running the 7th best 5k in
The boys placed 7th and girls 9th out of 17 teams at the Danville Hokum Karem–a race where everyone has a partner in which they take turns running three 1-mile loops each. Ventura/Hernandez were our top pair at 11th place, and Espidio/Alanis were 9th place–which was the first time since 2010 that a girls pair
