Jillian Pollack

Showcasing the best Michigan Girls performances achieved in All Events last week by athletes representing the Class of 2029.

Showcasing the best Michigan Boys performances achieved in All Events last week by athletes representing the Class of 2029.

Ranking the top Girls performances for All Events in Michigan during the month of March.

Ranking the top Boys performances for All Events in Michigan during the month of March.

Ranking the top Girls performances in Michigan for All Events taking place over the past week.

Ranking the top Boys performances in Michigan for All Events taking place over the past week.

Ranking the top Girls performances for All Events in Michigan during Outdoor Season competition last week.

Ranking the top Boys performances for All Events in Michigan during Outdoor Season competition last week.

Ranking the top Girls returners for MHSAA Regional 12-2 ahead of the 2026 Outdoor Season.

Ranking the top Boys returners for MHSAA Regional 12-2 ahead of the 2026 Outdoor Season.

Ranking the top Girls returners for MHSAA Lower Peninsula Division 2 (Outdoor) ahead of the 2026 Outdoor Season.

Ranking the top Boys returners for MHSAA Lower Peninsula Division 2 (Outdoor) ahead of the 2026 Outdoor Season.

A look at the returning athletes positioned to shape this year’s outdoor season.

Here are the girls all-time rankings for 5K according to our database.

Check out the all-time performances by VA girls at McAlpine right here.

Who makes the cut for top 1000 all-time performers at McAlpine Park?

Here are the top 1,000 girls times from the Great Meadow non-state meet course.

The John Handley boys pulled off a shocker last week in upsetting defending A state champions and Nike Team Nationals Southeast Region #3 ranked team in Clarke County. Handley, a team projected to the qualify for the state meet out of AA\'s toughest region in Region II in the preseason, has projected themselves even further than previously predicted as a team that can run with the state\'s best. At Saturday\'s Judges Classic, the Handley boys will get another chance in front of the home crowd to show last weekend\'s performance was no fluke as they will be a team to be reckoned with this fall.

The high school cross country season in Virginia opened today at the Chancellor Invitational held at Loriella Park in Fredricksburg. The remnants of Ernesto soaked much of Virginia on Friday and rain continued to persist for Saturday morning races. However, the conditions did not stop the runners from performing at a high level. Mountain View sophomore Thomas Porter cruised to a 16:39 win in the boys race as he also led his squad (83 pts) to a seven point victory over Jamestown (90 pts). Meanwhile, the Colonial Forge girls (73 pts) were convincing winners by 48 points over Brooke Point (121 pts). The Lady Eagles were led by race winner Kaylan Comer, who came out on top in a time of 20:04 in a race which many lead changes occurred.

Chancellor Invitational to be held at Loriella Park in Fredricksburg. The opening meet will feature over 1,100 athletes representing a total of 32 schools. The Colonial Forge girls are the top ranked team in the field with their #8 state preseason ranking. Individually, Mountain View sophomore Thomas Porter is head of his class this weekend at Loriella as he will attempt to go after Devin Cornwall\'s one year old course record of 16:02, while a slew of girls are in the running to cross the line first at Loriella. AS OF 4:34 PM FRIDAY...CHANCELLOR INVITE IS STILL ON!

Predictability is a word that serves Group AA girls well this fall with the Brentsville girls returning a full squad from a team that simply dominated at the state meet last year and two-time individual state champion Catherine White looking fitter than ever heading into this season. Behind Brentsville and White, there are plenty of great teams and individuals filling out what should be a strong fall for Group AA.