Knight by Craig Rice
Katie Knight & Kai Wilmot takes individual honors at Walters.
Alexa Efraimson at Eagle Lake
Efraimson tops Fuller at Run-A-Ree, while scores in the guys' race.
Charlotte Corless led a dominating Sunset squad to victory with her time of 19:51, while Christopher Black of Franklin topped the boys' field, as his team won at Molalla River State Park.
Dan Oekerman gained revenge & Erin Gregoire gave Beaverton a pair of individual titles, while West Linn topped the boys' & Lake Oswego topped the girls' team results.
Erin Finn leading Foot Locker in 2011
Paige Rice & Julian Heninger led Oregon into action, while Erin Finn, Kaylee Flanagan, Jake Leingang & Josh Brickell showed they are gunning for a return trip to Foot Locker.
Paige Rice
Julian Heninger topped Kyle Thompson and Paige Rice scored in the Elite races at Wilsonville.
Sam Remington & Ellie Kallgren led their Jesuit teams to overwhelming victories at Fernhill Park on Thursday.
Mikayla Malaspina at Foot Locker West
Allie Ostrander has come back with a bang and has posted national caliber times while Elijah Armstrong & Mikayla Malaspina also made strong statements.
Andrew Gardner of Mead
Andrew Gardner & Patrick Gibson are but two of grand pack of male runners, who promise to make 2012 another memorable season.
Kyle Thompson by Angela Collins
Kyle Thompson of Central Catholic and Travis Neuman of Summit look to repeat as State individual champions, while the Rams return all hands from last year's second place team. Siuslaw looks to be impressive, while Summit & Hermiston should be in for another duel in 5A. Not to be overlooked are the Crusaders of Jesuit.
Paige at Blue Lake)
Paige Rice, Sara Tsai, Erin Clark & Piper McDonald should all give Oregon cross country fans something to cheer about this fall.
Katie Knight
Katie Knight, Amy-Eloise Neale, Alexa Efraimson & Jordan McPhee are just four of dynamic group of runners, who should make things very excitin this fall season.
Marcus Chambers sped to victory in the 400 Meter Run and Brittany Bennett impressed in the 1500.
pic by Steve Lee
Dakaria Hightower won the High Jump at the Junior Olympics on Saturday, while Tera Novy scored in Thursday's Discus competition.
Curtis King & Marren Haneberg were the winners at the 2012 Washington All Star Race.
Allison Woodward at Foot Locker in 2010 (by Colleen Collins)
Aaron Ernest placed second in the 100 Meter Final & Jarrion Lawson took third in the Long Jump. Northwest athletes Haley Crouser & Allison Woodward were also in action today.
Haley Crouser photo by Colleen Collins
Haley Crouser of Gresham threw 51.04 to qualify for the next round of the Javelin as the World Championships, and Izaic Yorks ran a fine 3:49 in the 1,500 Meters.
Haley Crouser at Aloha Relays by Colleen Collins
Prep star Haley Crouser had a brilliant day of consistent throws, as she placed seventh over all in the US Olympic Trials Javelin. Brittany Borman won the event with 201-09, which also topped the Olympic A standard.
Erin Gray of Eugene placed third in the Olympic Trial's 20K Walk on Sunday.
Erin Gray of Eugene placed third in the Olympic Trials Race Walk.
Neale & Efraimson at State by Angela Collins
Glacier Peak's Amy-Eloise Neale placed second in an elite field today in Eugene.
Haley after her record throw by Colleen Collins)
Gresham's Haley Crouser threw 165-07 to qualify for the Finals in the Women's Javelin today at Hayward.
Sean Keller earned fifth in Saturday's preliminaries in the Javelin competition.
Northwest athletes made their mark on the national scene last weekend.
Patrick Gibson
Patrick Gibson & Tanner Sork excelled in prep action at the Portland Track Festival.
Efraimson & Neale at State
Cami Chapus won with a swift 4:39 but the Northwest proved its mettle led by the brilliant effort of Alexa Efraimson of Camas in fourth. In the guys race, Bernie Montoya won with 4:01.32. The WA guys ran well and were paced by Marcus Dickson with 4:03.18 in 5th.
Cody Curtis, Erik Harris, & Dallin Farnsworth
Emily Nist, Erik Harris and Dallin Farnsworth went out in style but there was plenty more to appreciate.
