Alex Mortimer

Big meets mean big stakes! Let's see who steps up to add their names to the all time bests at the KTCCCA Meet of Champions this weekend!

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

These are best times/marks from KY Boys at the various indoor nationals sponsored by Nike, New Balance and Adidas over the years.

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 every boys KY Dream Mile performance ranked.

Check out the Top 500 Boys times ever run at the Eastern Relays for the 3200m Run.

Check out the Top 100 times run in the KYtrackXC.com 5K Showdown over the years.

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.

Check out the Top 50 Times/Marks All-Time from all the classes of the KHSAA State Track Meet.

Check out the Top 20 MS Boys Performances from the KTCCCA Middle School State Track Meet All-Time.

Check out the list of all 109 boys' sub 16 runners from the history of the KYtrackXC.com 5K Showdown.

History Time Week 1 with Kentucky's Boys Indoor Track History from Indoor Nationals.

Check out the Top 50 Times/Marks by Event in 10 Years of Class AAA KTCCCA Indoor State Championships.

Senior Alex Mortimer was hit and seriously injured while running with his team.

Alex Mortimer recaps his experience at the 2017 New Balance Nationals Indoor meet!

The Milton Eagles took home the Wingfoot Cup at the Wingfoot XC Classic for the second year in a row. 

Class AAA has some tight races for both team and individual titles. Zack Beavin breaks down the landscape as cross country season is only a couple weeks away.

In only its second year of existence, the Bluegrass Cross Country invitational has already earned a reputation. Notable for fast times, strong competition, and hotly debated validity (more on that in a minute) this was a meet I’ve had on my coverage radar for some time. Last year’s meet saw a battle down to the wire between John Spencer of Lafayette and Eric Baugh of Villa Madonna with both PRing in the mid-to-low 15’s. This year was hoping to produce more of the same, adding several more to the “sub-16” club. To ensure legitimacy of the course Coach Hawboldt of Tates Creek confirmed that no less than 3 separate entities measured the course: The University of Kentucky, Lindburgh High School (St. Louis MO), and himself. Each gave measurements within 1% accuracy of 5000m.