Rankings · Nov 24, 2023
Here are the all-time rankings on the boys side for 5K
Rankings · Nov 23, 2023
Check out the Virginia boys' all-time performances at McAlpine Park.
Rankings · Oct 05, 2023
Here is quite the list of current and former Virginia greats. This list is the top performances ever at Great American.
Rankings · Sep 04, 2022
Here are the top 1,000 times from Great Meadow's non-state course.
Meet Summary · Jun 15, 2006
The Nike Outdoor Nationals hosted its first ever 5,000 meter races in meet history on Thursday night and two Virginians walked away with All-American hardware as Syracuse bound Forest Park senior Stefanie Slekis earned All-American honors with a national runner-up finish in 17:44.17 and Longwood bound Oakton senior Matt Kroetch slipped in the top six with a fourth place finish to earn All-American honors in the boys\' 5K with a personal best time of 15:04.41. Zac Edwards of Northside (8th, 15:16.19), Chris Tyson of Washington-Lee (15th, 15:40.61) and Michael Leonard of Clarke County (18th, 15:45.03) also had strong showings in the boys\' race. Millbrook junior Jillian Pollack had a top eight finish in the girls\' race with a time of 18:34.78. MileStat.com was on-site with photo and video coverage from Brandon Miles for the Thursday night event and will be following up with the same coverage for Saturday and Sunday\'s events. Take advantage of the live video feed and chat room that the MileSplit Network is offering for Nike Outdoor Nationals!
Video clip samples of what is to come:
Girls 5K
Boys 5K
Feature · Dec 07, 2005
The selection was very tough as always for the All-MileStat.com Team. As this cross country season like any other, anything can happen. What you expect to happens never seem to does and what happens you never would have expected. One week someone is hot, the next week that person is out of the picture. A star runner goes down, a newcomer comes out of nowhere. There were many deserving athletes to be on this list. Looking at this year\'s group, there are probably a dozen or so runners who are probably in a group of their own and then 3 dozen or more runners who could beat each other on any given day. Some of the runners missing from this list definitely deserve recognition for their fine seasons. Let these All-MileStat.com selections serve as a way to recognize the great accomplishments of the state\'s top athletes this fall, while serving as motivation and providing drive for those left off or returning next fall to strive for greater excellence in the future.