Chris Solinsky, former Stevens Point High School star and former UW-Madison Badger speaks about running professionally.

WEST BEND – WEST BEND – Beaver Dam’s boys track and field team won six events and established three meet records in capturing the Little Ten Relays title on Thursday afternoon.    

CEDARBURG — Cedarburg High School Senior in his quest to win State in both the long and triple jump events... (via )

  Monona Grove senior Theron Baumann registered the fourth-longest discus mark in state history Friday when he won the Fort Atkinson Invitational with a toss of 195 feet, 8 inches. The mark trails Valders’ Sean Pruitt (215-7 in 2005), Oshkosh North’s David Niemuth (200-10 in 1982) and Luke Sullivan (198-11 in 1994) on the state’s all-time list in the event.    

Enjoy this candid interview with Elizabeth Flatley of Brookfield Central. As a Sophomore, she led her team to a State Championship in Cross-Country with her 7th place personal finish. Continuing on her successes, she posted the 3rd fastest indoor time in the State this Spring for the 1600 Meter Run in 5:11.77.

Runner Profile:  Interview with Brookfield Central Junior Standout, Carl Hirsch. Carl was 5th at the Wisconsin D1 State Meet in 15:50 and had the 2nd fastest 3200 Meter Run in the State this spring.

UW-Stout's Tim Nelson and Michael Lihrman were named the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) track and field athletes of the week after their record breaking performances last Friday. Nelson set a new mark in the 5000-meter, while Lihrman raised the standard in the hammer throw. (via )

Another year, another track title for the Milwaukee Marquette boys and Wisconsin Lutheran girls at the Viking Invitational on Saturday at Wisconsin Lutheran. The two programs have dominated the event for years. Wisconsin Lutheran won its sixth straight title. Marquette took first for the second time in three years and the fifth time since 2005. However, as these traditional powers were doing their things, a fresh face continued his emergence on the high school scene. Wisconsin Lutheran's Eric Brown looks every bit the freshman with his skinny arms and legs and baby face. On the track, however, he is displaying the potential to be something special. Saturday he pulled off...(via www.jsonline.com)

Kewaunee boys track and field coach Joe Kassner is hoping that there is strength in numbers. For the second straight year, the Storm boasts a roster of 30 members, which should help offset the graduation loss of arguably the program's best all-time performer, Jordan Schmidt. Schmidt, who is now competing at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, left holding four school records and was a two-time WIAA Division 2 state champion in the 110-meter hurdles. He also qualified for state in three other events last season. This year the Storm will be powered primarily by six juniors and 15 sophomores. Kassner said his team is probably a year away from competing for the Packerland Conference title. He feels the intra-squad competition this season is making everyone better for a run at that championship.. (via Green Bay Press Gazette)

MADISON, Wis. -- After two days of competition, the Wisconsin women’s track and field team’s trio of multi-event athletes found themselves in a very familiar position Thursday -- at the top of the Big Ten and the record books. After strong performances in the heptathlon at the Mt. SAC Relays/California Invitational Combined Events, the Wisconsin athletes also landed themselves in favorable position for postseason competition. Senior Jessica Flax, junior Dorcas Akinniyi and sophomore Deanna Latham all scored top-10 finishes. Flax earned the Badgers’ top finish with a second-place showing and moved closer to an Olympic trials berth in the process by compiling a score of 5,662 points -- a total that is not only the Big Ten’s best mark this season, but also the best in Badgers history. The defending Big Ten champion’s school-record effort surpassed the previous UW mark of 5,637 set by Melissa Talbot in 2007. It also moved Flax to fourth nationally in the heptathlon and surpassed the “B” qualifying standard for this summer’s USA Olympic Trials.(via www.uwbadgers.com)

Lucy Schmitz was the lone first-place finisher for the Roncalli track and field teams on Thursday at the Xavier Invitational at Rocky Bleier Field in Appleton. Schmitz had the winning time in the 1,600 meter run, finishing in 5 minutes, 35.62 seconds. The boys team scored 43 points, finishing sixth in the eight-team field, while the girls team scored 71 points, good for seventh place. The 3,200-meter relay team of Meghan Jacoby, Andrea Lohr, Mary Cvetan and Shelby Thompson finished second (10:54.94) and Kayla Palowski took third place in the discus with a throw of 69 feet. On the boys side... (via Herald Times Reporter)

MARSHALL – Columbus’ track and field team had two winning performances at Saturday’s Marshall Invitational. The Cardinals’ 400-meter boys relay team of Bryan Rhode, Josh Ritchie, Jack Basten and Justin Roche captured the win in 47.57 seconds. They also took second in the 800 relay (1:36.23). Justin Maier was second in the pole vault (13-3) as was Ryan Prosser in the 3,200 (10:31.26). For the girls, Angie Miller won the triple jump with a leap of 35 feet, 3.75 inches. She was also second in the long jump (16-6) and the 800 relay (1:50.27) along with Lena Mason, Emma Severson and Madeline Tompach. Tompach and Mason worked with Emilie Boomsma and Alyssa Grimes to take second in the 3,200 relay (10:47.03). (via Wiscnews.com)

COLUMBUS – Columbus edged the Lake Mills boys, 76-69, in Tuesday’s Northern Capitol track and field dual meet while the girls dropped a 95-51 decision to the L-Cats. Brent Schmidt swept the hurdles by taking the 110 meter highs in 15.92 seconds and the 300 hurdles in 44.54. Ryan Prosser won the 1,600 run (4:45.26) and the 3,200 run (10:37) while Jeremy Johnson claimed the 200 (23.75) and the long jump (18 feet, 8 inches). Josh Ritchie posted wins in the 100 dash (11.36) and the 400 relay (with Justin Maier, Jack Basten and Bryan Rhode in 46.42) while Maier took the triple jump (39-8). Basten, Rhode, Ritchie and Johnson won the 800 in 1:35.68. Madeline Tompach led the girls by winning the 100 dash (13.03) and the 400 (1:01.46). Columbus heads to Friday’s Daily Citizen Invitational at Beaver Dam.l (via Wiscnews.com)

The Sheboygan Falls girls track and field team took first place Tuesday in the Eastern Wisconsin Conference relays at Plymouth. The host Panthers took second in both the girls and boys brackets. Waupun took first for the boys. Falls' Samantha Reilly took first in the girls discus throw relay, finishing with a 107-9. Teammate Jessy Liebelt won the long jump relay (14-9 ½), and Maria Mueller took first in the 900 hurdles relay (53.56). For the Plymouth boys, Evan Guell... (via Sheboygan Press)  

As Sarah Poirier considered her college offers of where to continue her track and cross country career, she always knew in the back of her mind where she felt the most comfortable -- Marquette University. The Wausau West senior made her commitment official as she signed a letter of intent Monday afternoon with the Big East school that felt like home to her in some ways.   It's easy to see why.   Both of Poirier's parents -- Rich and Jane -- are Marquette graduates, and that played into her decision, but wasn't the only factor. "I'm familiar with the school and (Marquette) has always been in the back of my mind," said Poirier, who also considered offers from the University of Wisconsin, Iowa State, Wofford (S.C.) College as well as interest from a number of Division II and Division III schools. "I like that it is strong in academics as well as athletics. The combination of the two put it up high for me. (Courtesy of the Wausau Daily Herald)

  The weather was perfect for track and field and a large crowd was on hand to witness the first home track meet held at Royall High School in twenty years. The Brunner family provided the funds necessary to build a new track and field facility that replaced the former outdated dirt and cinder track. The Royall Panther track team had been 'on the road' for 20 years since their last home meet in 1992. (via www.wisconsintrackonline.com)  

The Algoma boys and girls track teams are once again well worth watching. The Wolves, anchored by throwers Zach and Kennedy Blahnik, won both Packerland Conference boys and girls meet titles in 2011. The boys also tied for the WIAA Division 3 sectional championship and finished third at state. "Where we're strong, we're strong," Algoma coach Steve Schmiling said. "We also have some good up-and-coming kids." (via Green Bay Press Gazette)

The Raider track and field teams continued to make their presence known on the state honor rolls last week. Both the Raider boys’ and girls’ 4x100 meter relay teams posted the fastest times of any Wisconsin school at the Hastings Triangular meet last week. (via www.hudsonstarobserver.com)

  Elexis Fuller-Stewart didn't just go back-to-back in the 55-meter hurdles, she went to back-to-back, period. The Milwaukee Bradley Tech senior repeated as the high hurdles champion at the WTFA state indoor meet at Kachel Fieldhouse on the UW-Whitewater campus Saturday, winning the race in 8.06 seconds to break a meet record that stood since 1986. Then she walked back to the starting line, stepped back into the blocks and won the 55 dash in 7.27 seconds, a time that would have ranked fifth among all times in the state entering the day. She ran a 7.21 in that event in the semifinals. That's right. Two events, two first-place finishes - in less than 5 minutes. It's a feat we probably won't see Fuller-Stewart try again, at least that's her hope. "Absolutely not," she said with a smile. For her work, Fuller-Stewart, who also led off the 800 relay to a third-place finish in 1 minute 51.78 seconds, was named the girl's athlete of the meet.. (via www.jsonline.com)  

Wausau East senior Ashley Eckhoff has aspirations of being an All-American runner in college. The Lumberjacks' standout wants to be pushed to her maximum potential, and when looking for the school to help her with that, she searched from North Carolina to Oklahoma to Colorado for the right place. When she finished looking, she found the right place just down the road in Madison at the University of Wisconsin, where Eckhoff signed recently to join its cross country and track and field teams. (via Wausau Daily Herald)

The Honor Roll has been updated with marks from last week and over the weekend, and the second printable Honor Roll of the season for both boys and girls is available for download.   | 4/9/2012 (via www.wissports.net) http://images.wissports.net/trackcc/2012/boys_week4.pdf http://images.wissports.net/trackcc/2012/girls_week4.pdf

STEVENS POINT -- Tyler Kraeger had the night of his life on the biggest stage he's been on. The Stevens Point Area Senior High junior vaulted a personal best 14 feet to win the pole vault and help lead the Panthers boys to the team title with 171 points Tuesday during the Wisconsin Valley Conference Indoor Championships held at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Health Enhancement Center. (Read full story on the Wausau Daily Herald)

PLYMOUTH – Waupun’s boys track and field team won 10 events while taking Tuesday’s Eastern Wisconsin quadrangular. (via Wiscnews.com)

Wisconsin Girls Weekly Feature on Track and Field. Brookfield Central won the GMC Indoor Meet for the fith year in a row by outscoring runnerup Menomonee Falls and third place Brookfield East.(via www.wisconsintrackonline.com)

NEKOOSA -- Raquel Ebbe rocked Veterans Memorial Stadium last June with a historic performance. (via Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune)

During the first practice of the season, Nick Marcelle looked squarely at his team and spelled out his plans for the Green Bay Preble boys track and field program. (via Green Bay Press Gazette)

WAUSAU -- Sarah Poirier won all three events she ran, and in the process helped the Wausau West girls track team win the title at the Warrior Invite. (via Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune)

Dan Baker made sure his athletes at De Pere High School never left a meet or practice hungry. "Sometimes, I felt like I got candy bars when I didn't deserve one," said Jake Greeneway, a 2011 De Pere graduate who ran on Baker's cross-country and track and field teams. Baker would reward people who bettered their time or distance mark in a race or event or set a personal record by tossing them any number of sweet treats. Break a school record, go home with a whole package of chocolate bars. (via Green Bay Press Gazette)

Rio may have been the smallest school at the Columbia County Invitational on Tuesday afternoon, but that didn’t stop the Vikings from having their fair share of winners. Rio junior Josh Selje won both of the boys hurdle races while senior Megan Petty dominated the girls throwing events, combining for four of Rio’s five first-place finishes at the meet, which was hosted by Portage. … (via Wiscnews.com)

Hoping to better balance its depth and performance level from a year ago, coach Katie Mathews’ Reedsburg Area High School girls track and field team returns this spring with a solid group of seasoned veterans and an interesting mix of incoming freshmen.. (via Wiscnews.com)

OCONOMOWOC — Watertown coaches Dave Hanssen and Tom Gallmann have made a career out of teasing high school girls athletes. So when Watertown junior Taylor Naatz strained a rib muscle while competing in the long jump, ribbing was exactly what she got from those two. “Oh, the excuses these girls give you,” Hanssen said as he went into a high-pitched girlie voice impersonation. “I was talking on the phone too late last night and I’m so tired and that’s why I got injured.” Cue the student athlete’s eye roll. “Yeah, they’re pretty bad,” Naatz said. Naatz must have tweaked her oblique pretty good, because she didn’t throw punches at them like she usually does.. (via Watertown Daily Times Online)  

I can't say I was surprised when I interviewed area coaches for a recent high school track and field preview. What I heard from them has been going on long enough to warrant being termed a trend. The number of athletes going out for track in recent years is precariously low. So few, in fact, that. (via Door County Advocate)

OCONOMOWOC –  Beaver Dam’s boys and girls track and field teams combined for four wins and 11 all-conference finishes as each team placed third at Tuesday’s Little Ten Indoor Championships.  (via Wiscnews.com)

Senior dash, relay, and hurdle athlete Elexis Fuller-Stewart from Milwaukee Bradley Technical blazed to a 8.27 time in the 55m HH event. This is the All-Division best time so far this season in the 55m HH and indicated that the State Record holder in the 100m HH is picking up where she left off at La Crosse in 2011. (via www.wisconsintrackonline.com)

To view and print the Official Boys Honor Roll, click here.  To view the sortable online version of the boys honor roll, click here.  To view and print the Girls Honor Roll, click here.  To view the sortable online version of the girls honor roll,click here. By: Martenzie Johnson | 4/2/2012 (via www.wissports.net)

Kaewon Reynolds, a senior pole vaulter at Pius High School, gets ready to launch his track & field season. . (via www.jsonline.com)

Wisconsin High School Track & Field Athletes to Watch. (via www.jsonline.com)

Ben Rosario brings the 2nd installment on the MoMileSplit.com All Star Mile at the Festival of Miles watch list.

PLATTEVILLE — The Monroe boys 3,200-meter relay team had two goals in mind as it stepped on the track at (via madison.com)

STEVENS POINT -- Jeremy Robinson led the Marshfield boys track and field team to a third-place team finish at the Point Invitational on Saturday with victories in the 55-meter dash, the long jump and triple jump. (via Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune)

Michigan high schooler Erin Finn shatters indoor 5,000 meter record by 15 seconds in 16:19 (via Running Times)

Two members of the Bay Port girls cross-country team will continue their running careers next fall in the Horizon League. (via Green Bay Press Gazette)

Waukesha native Gwen Jorgensen will have the backing of the Citigroup during her training for the 2012 Olympics. The financial services company added the top-ranked triathlete to its Team Citi, which includes 13 Olympic and Paralympic athletes. “They are individuals, siblings, parents, and veterans selected because they exemplify an unwavering commitment to excellence,” according to an announcement from Citi. “While their journey from ambition to achievement is unique, all are leaders on and off the field of play.”. (via www.jsonline.com)  

Oshkosh, WI (3/14/12) Whether it's hoops or the high jump, Brett Pozolinski is a frequent flyer who reaches altitudes that his peers seldom match. (via Appleton Post Crescent)

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Lauren Holtz, a senior at Homestead High School , signed her National Letter of Intent to run cross country and track for the Wisconsin Badgers.

UW-Eau Claire's Thomas Breitbach set a conference record to win the 5,000-meter run Friday at the  Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference indoor track and field championships at UW-Stout's Sports and Fitness Center in Menomonie. (via Leader-Telegram)

The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater's men's track and field team is ranked fourth in the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association poll.  The women's track and field team is ranked ninth in the national poll. Both teams finished second in the WIAC Quad held on February 10.  At the Pointer Eastbay Invitational held in Stevens Point this past Saturday, the men's team finished second, while the women finished third. Next up is the WIAC Indoor Championship on February 24-25, held in Menomonie, WI. (via www.uwwsports.com)

In this second episode of The Fit Runner our host is Tara Gidus, aka the "Diet Diva" and nutritionist to the Orlando Magic. She gives us some solid meal and hydration ideas for before, after, and during a run. This is the latest episode in our series on being a fit runner. (via MileSplit United States)

Watkins was the 2011 national high school indoor 800 champion (1:50.84) and national outdoor runner-up (1:49.70).

Elena Duren, Senior at Madison East High School, is a three-time letterwinner and was a captain as a senior. She was also named the Purgolders' Most Valuable Runner and received the Dan McClimon Award at the All-City Banquet her senior year. (via madison.com)

The Badgers of the University of Wisconsin are the NCAA Division I Men’s Scholar Team of the Year for the 2011 cross country season as announced Wednesday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). Wisconsin won their first NCAA Cross Country Championship title since 2005 this fall.

Spring is just around the corner, which means high school track season is just around the corner, which means young runners are about to get hurt. It happens every year: Track season starts. (via Running Times)

HONORED: Milwaukee Bradley Tech's Ken Williams, who won four state team titles with the Trojans, Milwaukee Lutheran's Tom Burger, who won seven WISAA titles in the hurdles and high jump from 1989-'91, and Waukesha North's Bryan Schultz, a two-time state champion in the 100 and 200 in 1988 and '89, were among those inducted into the Wisconsin Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame last weekend. (via www.jsonline.com)

Algoma, WI All-State Thrower Signs with Alabama University

  Emma-Lisa Murphy Class of 2012 Whitefish Bay High School, Whitefish Bay, WI Signs with University of Wisconsin-Madison

Steve Marcelle, a 2005 graduate of Green Bay Preble, will be inducted into the Wisconsin Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame today as one of 10 members of the Class of 2012. (via Green Bay Press Gazette)

There are plenty of reasons for people to run. For senior Joe Dixon, running is a way to escape the struggles life throws at him and to follow his dreams. Dixon is on the men’s cross country and track and field teams at UW-Whitewater. Dixon is a runner, an honors student, an aspiring chemist, a dancer and a loving son. (via Royal Purple News)

  CHICAGO (January 23, 2012) — In its 27th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company, in collaboration with ESPNHS, today announced Chandler Diffee of LaFollette HS as its 2011-12 Gatorade Wisconsin Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year.  Diffee is the first Gatorade Wisconsin Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year to be chosen from LaFollette HS.    

In its 27th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company, in collaboration with ESPN HS, today announced Molly Seidel of University Lake School as its 2011-12 Gatorade Wisconsin Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year.  Seidel is the first Gatorade Wisconsin Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year to be chosen from University Lake School. 

Molly Seidel of University Lake Schools wins by 2 seconds the Foot Locker Nationals.

Congrats to Neenah Girls' XC Club for taking 14th place at NXN!

Congrats to the Hartland Boy's XC Club for taking 8th at Nike's Cross Country Nationals!

We've compiled a list of the top Wisconsin times at this past weekend's (11/26) Foot Locker Midwest Regional which took place on UW-Parkside's cross country course.

Covering the Midwest Regional for the Foot Locker Championships, MileSplit compiled the following PHOTOS: Boys Seeded Race Boys Seeded - Top 10 Finishers Girls Seeded Race Girls Seeded - Top 10 Finishers Boys Freshman / Sophomore Race Girls Freshman / Sophomore Race

MileSplit's continuing coverage of the Foot Locker Midwest Regionals at UW-Parkside in Kenosha, WI. Click here to view the VIDEO COVERAGE of both the BOYS Seeded Race. Click here to view the VIDEO COVERAGE of the GIRLS Seeded Race.   Top 10 Interview Coverage of the following runners: Boys 1. Futsum Zeinasellassie - 14:58 3. Michael Clevenger - 15:11 5. Tony Smoragiewicz - 15:15 Girls 1. Molly Seidel - 17:08 2. Julia Bos - 17:14 (part 1 and part 2) 6. Sydney Scott - 17:43 7. Nicole Mello - 17:43

In 14:58, Futsum Zeinasellassie dominated this year's Midwest Regional Foot Locker 5K Championship.  In 17:08, Molly Seidel proved she's one of the nation's fastest with another PR. Both Seidel of University Lake School and Alexandria Fons of Franklin High School earned the right to compete in the Foot Locker Nationals in San Diego two weeks from now. Way to represent Wisconsin, ladies!  

Click on the “Nike Cross National Qualifiers, from Heartland Regional” title for more.    

Futsum Zeinasellassie is in at NXN, now to qualify at Foot Locker before beginning the quest to win both titles. (Photo by Paul Everett)

Click on the “Charting the NXN Heartland Regionals, 11/13” title for more.  

Compiled from this year's races, the following are the Girl's Top 50 Times from 2011's Cross Country season in Wisconsin:

Compiled from this year's races, the following are Wisconsin's Top 50 Boy's Cross Country times for the 2011 season.

Led by a 2-3 finish by seniors Russ Sandvold and Kyle Lewin, Arrowhead repeated as the WIAA Division 1 boys cross country state champion Saturday at Ridges Golf Course. (via www.jsonline.com)

WISCONSIN RAPIDS � The Oshkosh Lourdes trophy case will have a little more gold in it tonight. (via www.thenorthwestern.com)

On a day when University Lake's Molly Seidel became the second runner in state history to win four WIAA state cross country titles, Franklin's Allie Fons won her second. (via www.jsonline.com)

WISCONSIN RAPIDS — Hartland University Lake senior Molly Seidel kicked off the WIAA state cross country meet in record fashion (via madison.com)

Wisconsin won its 13th consecutive and 45th overall Big Ten Men's Cross Country Championship, placing five runners in the top six en route to the title. (via www.bigten.org)

Boys Division 1 Boys Division 2 Boys Division 3 Girls Division 1 Girls Division 2 Girls Division 3

This weekend's State Meet in Wisconsin Rapids is sure to produce some drama, with tight matchups in almost every WIAA Division. Good luck to all teams!

freshman Megan Paule hasn’t wasted any time in her pursuit of some heavy hardware as a runner with the cross country team. Paule will make the nearly three-hour trek to Wisconsin Rapids Saturday to run for gold in the girl’s WIAA Division 1 cross country championship starting at 12:20 p.m. at Ridges Golf Course, 2311 Griffith Ave. Paule qualified for the state tournament after finishing seventh overall and posting a time of 15 minutes 20 seconds at sectionals Oct. 22 at Tendick Park in Saukville. She’ll start in the fifth lane Saturday, and her sectionals time is in the top tier amongst the other athletes competing from around the state.   (via Menomonee Falls Patch)

Courtesy of the Wisconsin Cross Country Coaches Association, here are the All State Honors for standout runners this season:

This Saturday's State Meet has some stiff competition for both boy's and girl's high school cross country. The following are the top runners in each division:

For the Oshkosh Lourdes Knights girls cross country team, it's all elementary. The seven girls that will be running at the WIAA Division 3 state  meet on Saturday in Wisconsin Rapids all went to the same elementary school — St. Francis Cabrini.  (via www.thenorthwestern.com)

The Wausau West girls cross county team has collected a Wisconsin Valley Conference and a WIAA Division 1 sectional championship over the past two weekends. Now, the Warriors hope to continue their run of success in the biggest meet of the season. (via www.wausaudailyherald.com)

The weekend of October 21-22 was Sectional Meets, including some of the fastest times recorded in the state this season. Congrats to all teams who qualified, along with individual state qualifiers!!!

In a dominant display of running, Brookfield Central boys and girls teams won today's sectional at Greenfield Park. Hosted by Nathan Hale, the 7th ranked Lancer boys team put an 18-point spread between 12-ranked Waukesha South. Led by standout Jr., Carl Hirsch, with a winning time of 15:57, BC had 4 guys ahead of Waukesha South's 3rd man

The following is hypothetical but needlesstosay, Foot Locker Championships and NXN are going to be exciting this November and December: While Wisconsin stand out Seidel has experience, Iowa phenom Topham has a bright future ahead of her. Good luck, ladies!        

As of 10/15/2011, the following are Wisconsin's fastest boy's and girl's cross country times in the 5k and 4k respectively.

The following previews this Saturday's (10/22) WIAA D1 Sectional at Washington Park hosted by Marquette University High School. Several competitive girls' squads will be vying for the 2nd birth to the State Meet in Wisconsin Rapids behind the highly favored, 5th-ranked team in the state, Whitefish Bay. 11am is the Varsity Girls race, following by the Boy's varsity at 11:45am.

The Neenah High School girls' cross country team has been ranked No. 1 in the state all season, and the Rockets lived up to their ranking Thursday by running away with the Fox Valley Association title at ...  

MILTON — Ethan Moehn was, as his cross country coach put it, running “in no-man’s land” Saturday — too far (via madison.com)

The weekend of October 14-15 was Conference Meets, including some of the fastest times recorded in the state this season.

The following previews this Saturday's (10/22) WIAA D1 Sectional at Greenfield Park hosted by West Allis Nathan Hale High School. As one of the most competitive Sectionals in the State, 4 teams behind 9th-ranked Brookfield Central will be vying for the 2nd slot in hopes for a birth to the State Meet in Wisconsin Rapids.

Notable highlights from Saturday's area events, including the Brookfield Central boys and girls cross country teams winning Greater Metro Conference titles. (via www.jsonline.com)

Ideal tool for track & field coaches and athletes. Convert marks/times/pace. This is a nice, easy tool for any fan, coach, or athlete of cross country running, road racing, or track & field.