Santa Teresa's Britani Gonzales was four year member of a dangerously potent three pronged attack for the Desert Warriors. Photo by Holly Patterson.
SFIS Alum Christian Gering qualified for the DII Championships this past Saturday in Denver, Co. Photo by Brianna Archuleta/Sports Fanatic Photography.
Miyamura's Niles Thomas was the highest placing New Mexican in the Boys Championship Race. Photo by Blake Wood.
Hawks Running (Volcano Vista) will be running in the Boys Open 2-White Race at the NXN-SW Regional. Photo by Holly Patterson.
The Los Alamos Boys were the top team in the Merged State Results and look to led New Mexico's contingent at NXN-SW. Photo by Holly Patterson.
Eldorado Alum Diana Hawk was the highest placing female New Mexican at the DI Mountain Regional. Photo by Alan Versaw.
La Cueva's trio of Mason Swanson, Natashe Bernal, and Mackenzie Everett led the Bears to a repeat as State Champions. Photo by Holly Patterson.
Navajo Pine's Terrance Lee made it two on the day at Rio Rancho High School. Photo by Holly Patterson.
Aztec Tiger Alum Rachel Kresl ran to runner-up honors at the RMAC Chamionships in Gunnison, Co. this past Saturday. Photo by Alan Versaw.
East Mountain's Alex Heffelfinger will be positioned at the front of the pack during the 4A Boys Cross Country Championship. Photo by Rod Stanopeiwicz.
Madison Foley and her Hilltopper teammates aim for their sixth team title in a row. Photo by Blake Wood.
The Navajo Prep Lady Eagles will be looking to claim the top prize in Saturday's 3A Girls Cross Country Championship. Photo by Sampson Sage.
La Cueva's Natasha Bernal looks to finish the 2014 New Mexico Cross Country season with a couple State Titles. Photo by Blake Wood.
Jemez Valley's Valene Madalena looks to lead her teammates in a tight 1A/2A battle Saturday. Photo by Alan Versaw.
Volcano Vista's Sierra Quinones has been an integral part of the Hawk pack since seeing the light and switching to Cross Country. Photo by Volcano Vista Athletics.
Miyamura's Niles Thomas separated himself early on his was to the District 1-5A individual title. Photo by Holly Patterson.
It was Confernce week for Division I Cross Country and many New Mexico Alumni were in action. Cover Art by Sampson Sage.
Desert Academy's Taylor Bacon has been a prominent part of the Wildcat attack since 2010. Photo by Wink Bacon.
The District 1-5A girls team battle will be tight as Aztec, Gallup, Miyamura, and Piedra Vista all have aspirations of competing next weekend. Photo by Sampson Sage.
Look for Taos' Roy Madrid in the lead pack at the District 2-4A Meet. Photo by Blake Wood.
Volcano Vista's Rebecca Castillo has been a staple for the Hawks since 2011. Photo by Cami Moses.
East Mountain's Addison Rauch will lead the Lady Timberwolves against the rest of District 3/4-4A. Photo by Rod Stanopeiwicz.
This weekend's cuts for Rio Rancho won't be so drastic for District 4. Photo by Sampson Sage.
Albuquerque Academy's Jordan Lesansee will be leading his Charger teammates in the District 5-5A Meet this weekend. Photo by Blake Wood.
Taos' Hannah Gunther (center) has been an anchor for the Tigers since 2010. Photo by Cody Olivas.
As a Belen cornerstone, senior Jared Garcia completes one of New Mexico's best 1-2 tandems. Photo by Belen Athletics.
The potpourri of jerseys at the Los Alamos Invite is a reminder that the Cross Country season is coming to a close. Photo by Blake Wood.
La Cueva's Mackenzie Everett has been a driving force for the Bears since 2013. Photo by Phyllis Smith.
Estancia's Jakob Bernal has been a cornerstone for the Bears since 2011. Photo by Grant Heffelfinger.
It was a bit of a slow weekend for New Mexico's Alumni. Cover art by Sampson Sage.