* Wichita Trinity's Clay Shively set a new Kansas state best for 5K on Saturday at the Olathe Twilight meet
Photo Credit: J Hobson/Kansas MileSplit
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It was a weekend full of incredible highs for high school cross country runners in the U.S.
In Kansas, NAU commit Clay Shively put down the fastest 5K performance ever recorded for an athlete from the state, clocking a winning time of 14:42.60 at the Olathe Twilight Invitational. In the process, he held off Missouri's Andrew Hauser, who currently owns the fastest 5K performance ever performed by a Missouri athlete.
In California, Jason Parra inched closer (again) to the sub-14 line for 3-miles, while Payton Godsey set a top 5 mark nationally for the distance.
Athletes secured elite times at the Liberty Bell Invitational, while Cameron Todd opened his season in Indiana and a flurry of Texans continued their ascents up the rankings in the Lone Star State.
INDEX:
The Top 250 Girls 5K Performances From The Past Week - The Top 250 Boys 5K Performances From The Past Week - The Top 250 Girls 3-Mile Performances From The Past Week - The Top 250 Boys 3-Mile Performances From The Past Week
