Marcus Terrell

Who is going to add their name to this list this year?

The top boys performances recorded at the Central Kentucky Run for the Gold in meet history.

Check out the Top 500 KY Boys all-time from McAlpine Park in in North Carolina.

Who are the top times for the new horse park course run at the state championships ALL TIME?

Check out the Top 500 Times at the Paddock Horse Park course ever run at the KY State Meet

Check out the Top 500 MS Boys All-Time for the KTCCCA MOC.

Week two of the cross country season is in the books and we break down all of the action from the past seven days.

Last night I was looking at the rankings for each of the events to double check everything looked in order when I clicked on the 400m Boys rankings. 

Tomorrow brings the annual opening big event in Kentucky, the Wildcat Classic.  The event which will bring together many of the best returning runners in the state should be another great day of track viewing.

A Look at Who/What is Moving Around and Shaking Up the Order of XC in Kentucky.

The lights at the Elizabethtown Sports Park kept playing tricks on Marcus Terrell. One second, the North Hardin junior thought Grayson County sophomore Bret Crawford was right on his tail. Another, Terrell thought Crawford had fallen off the pace. After running neck-and-neck for the first 2 miles Saturday night, Terrell began pulling away from Crawford and won the 69-runner Central Kentucky Run for the Gold in 16 minutes, 35.01 seconds. Crawford finished 5 seconds back in 16:41.72. (via www.thenewsenterprise.com)

Male Invitational Preview

The final meet of the weekend does not start until Saturday night.  The annual Raider Twilight Run hosted by Warren East in Bowling Green has a combination of teams that are looking to make a name for themselves.

Region 2 AAA Preview

Make your life easier with direct links to class and regional rankings.

I have been and ran in a lot of cross country meets in my life, but this past Saturday takes the cake as far as hot goes.  It was nearly unbearable at 9am when the Varsity Boys Race started in Madisonville on Saturday.  The same held true across the state as individual races were cancelled at Madisonville, Shelby County, and the Ryle Invitational’s.    Last week I meant to mention a couple performances -          Sye Head (Logan County) is the top KY runner at the KY-IN Border Clash -          Nicholas Waltman (Sayre) is going to make Jacob Thomson work a little harder than first expected in November Below are some observations from Week 2