Ashley Brasovan announced to friends today that she will be going to Duke University next year. We talked with Ashley about her decision.
Ashley Brasovan, Bobby Nicolls, Doug Smith and Jordan Hasay are four of the best cross country runners in the country this fall, and they've each signed up to share their journey throughout the fall in our seasonal feature.
Each week here at MileSplit we will be giving you a quick look at four of the nation's best runners. Featured this week are Michael Wallace (FL), Amanda Winslow (GA), Brian Shrader (AZ) and Megan Goethals (MI).
Naperville North jumps to No. 2 in the rankings this week behind the juggernaut that is North Central (WA). Fayetteville-Manlius enters the poll for the first time this season, checking in at #15.
With the recent passing of his best friend weighing heavily on his mind, Knoxville West star Matthew Sonnenfeldt persevered to capture the most meaningful of state titles.
HAIL-E TO THE KING: Sherwood senior Solomon Haile (Photo by 
www.tristaterunnur.com) cruised to a course record 15:43 to capture the Maryland State 4A Cross Country title. Results posted.
Mark Feigen won a showdown with Rhode Island rival Andrew Springer at the New England XC Championships. In all, 16 teams ranked in the latest MileSplit National Poll were in action, with 10 of those squads securing titles. Results posted.
Comprehensive state championship meet previews and coverage available all weekend long on MileSplit.us and our affiliate sites.
Each week here at MileSplit we will be giving you a quick look at four of the nation's best runners. Featured this week are Matthew Sonnenfeldt (TN), Becca Addison (MI), Jimmy Tarsnane (PA) and Jessica Tonn (AZ).
The polls are closed here in the East, and at least as far as the MileSplit team rankings are concerned, there are very few changes. The top eight teams on the boys' side, and the top five girls' teams remain intact.
MileSplit US #13 North Penn, led by junior Brad Miles (PennTrackXC photo by Megan Clugh) overcame early season doubts and lofty expectations to claim its second straight PIAA Championship.
Andrew Springer (Westerly) and Jenna Riley (Coventry) were two of the many state champions crowned over the weekend. ALL STATE RESULTS NOW POSTED.
Ashley Brasovan, Bobby Nicolls, Doug Smith and Jordan Hasay are four of the best cross country runners in the country this fall, and they've each signed up to share their journey throughout the fall in our seasonal feature.
Each week here at MileSplit we will be giving you a quick look at four of the nation's best runners. Featured this week are Joash Osoro (ND), Alex Dunne (CA), Andrew Springer (RI) and Kaitlin Hanenburg (CO).
On the strength of its record-setting performance in winning the Sweepstakes race at the Mt. SAC Invitational, Saugus (CA) moves past Fayetteville-Manlius into the top spot in the team rankings.
Tatnall, a small Delaware private school with big aspirations, has positioned itself amongst the nation's best.
Another great day of racing at the 61st Mt. Sac Cross Country Invitational as Divisions 1 and 2 battled for the top spots.
Pictured: Trevor Dunbar and Jordan Hasay
Taylor Lord turned in the fastest time in the nation, a 14:43.96 clocking, at the Douglas County Championships, Thursday. GATFXC.com's Bruce Taylor caught up with Lord after his sizzling performance.
Hasay, Dunbar race to Sweepstakes victories at Mt. SAC. Saugus and Dana Hills claim team wins. Day 1 & 2 recaps, results posted.
Rocky Mountain Reunion: Evan Appel (pictured above, left) topped Bobby Nicolls (right), but Joseph Manilafasha runs best time of the day 15:08, while Allie McLaughlin posts a 17:04 at the Colorado State Meet, one of the many state championships contested this weekend.
Each week here at MileSplit we will be giving you a quick look at four of the nation's best runners in our new feature called MileSplit Fast Four. Featured this week are Katie Flood (IA), Matt Mizereck, (FL), Brooklyne Ridder (OH) and Tim Freriks (AZ).
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?
With most of the top teams taking the week off or breezing through conference or regional meets, there are very few changes in the MileSplit team rankings for this week. The boys rankings are nearly identical, while three girls teams jumped a few spots based on strong performances.
A British citizen, Virginia private school star Anneka Wilson is well traveled. Now as a runner, she has embarked on a new journey: the trip from relative anonymity to the national spotlight.
Wilson, Dejarnette, and Berman post record efforts; Mizereck posts CR at FL Prestate; Winslow and #3 Collins Hill roll at the Coach Wood Invite; Lipari, Springer and #13 Lincoln-Sudbury take Brown. More records, results to come.
MileSplit US #13 Lincoln-Sudbury and #14 Saratoga Springs square off at the Brown Invitational in Warwick, RI to highlight a weekend of action that will include many conference championship meets across the country.
Greater Latrobe senior Natalie Bower clocked a course record 17:58. Appel over Nicolls; Regis Jesuit prevails at Colorado Regionals. Natosha Rogers returns to pick up an indvidual title as well.
