All but two of the runners have at least one more year before graduation.

The junior proved dominant again, winning her third straight Class A state title and becoming Maine's first New England champion in 10 years.

A three-time individual state champion, he led the Eagles to their first Class A state crown since 1994.

Seven seniors highlight this year's squad, including some of the top runners in New England.

After finishing as the NESCAC runner-up, Bowdoin heads back to Tufts this weekend.

Lisandro Berry-Gaviria turns in the fastest time of the day, and Greely and Maine Coast Waldorf join Mt. Ararat as team champions.

Girls and boys will compete for individual and team championships Saturday at Twin Brook Recreation Area.

Falmouth junior Sofie Matson once again is the class of the field with just the second sub-18:00 time in Twin Brook history.

Sofie Matson, Lila Gaudrault and Olivia Reynolds repeat as individual champs by large margins, and Bonny Eagle, Greely and Maine Coast Waldorf win team titles.

Leavitt sophomore Jonathan Schomaker wins the state's first wheelchair division at the Class B South championships.

The first step for the boys' team will come at the Southern Maine regional meet, Saturday at Twin Brook Recreation Area in Cumberland.

Ben Greene of Falmouth, Jack Bassett of Cape Elizabeth and Will Perkins of Boothbay win closely contested races.

The Maine Principals' Association comes up with a new arrangement for Jonathan Schomaker of Leavitt Area High.

His family is not satisfied with the options for the Leavitt wheelchair athlete.

An official from the Maine Principals' Association was scheduled to see how Jonathan Schomaker is able to compete in a cross country race after his request to compete in postseason meets with other runners was denied.

The Maine Principals' Association changes its decision and will allow a Leavitt High sophomore to race in regional and state cross-country championships, albeit in a separate division by himself, a ruling that has left the boy's father disappointed.

Sophomore Jonathan Schomaker has received support from across the country since the Maine Principals' Association denied his appeal to compete in postseason races using his wheelchair.

Sofie Matson wins her third straight title, while Will Shaughnessy leads Brunswick to the boys’ team title.

A four-year varsity runner, Abbott hopes to continue the Scots' tradition of performing at their best at season's end.

An appeal to the MPA by Leavitt Area High School to let Jonathan Schomaker compete at the regional and state cross country meets in his wheelchair was denied this week.

Seniors Tristram and Connor Coffin have the Scarborough boys aiming for their 10th Class A title in 16 years.

Meet 10 girls and 10 boys who should be among the top runners this fall in southern Maine.

Will Shaughnessy of Brunswick sets a course record and Kahryn Cullenberg of Mt. Blue achieves a goal with victories.

Athletes will now be allowed up to two waivers per season and to have coaches attend out-of-schedule events with them.

A two-time state champion in cross country, he won every race in Maine and finished sixth at the New England meet.

Matson won every race in Maine and finished third at the New England meet.

Meet the top female runners in high school cross country this fall.

Underclassmen are well-represented on this year's squad.

Sofie Matson of Falmouth and Lisandro Berry-Gaviria of Mt. Ararat extend their successful fall seasons with quality showings at Northeast regional races.

Ten years ago, four freshmen girls from Maine placed in the top 10 at the New England championships, led by winner Abbey Leonardi.

MCW sophomore Olivia Reynolds and Waynflete senior Henry Spritz repeat as individual champs.

Falmouth's Sofie Matson and Mt. Ararat's Lisandro Berry-Gaviria claim second straight individual crowns.

The Ellsworth girls, Alfie Walker of Fryeburg Academy and Lila Gaudrault of Cape Elizabeth also are champions.

The Bonny Eagle girls dominate Class A and the York boys end a long championship drought.

With an impressive blend of youth and experience, Bonny Eagle has its sights on a third Class A girls' title in four years.

The Wildcats join Scarborough and Maine Coast Waldorf as regional champions.

Bonny Eagle defeats Falmouth in Class A, York is a surprise winner in Class B, and Maranacook narrowly prevails in Class C.

The Scarborough boys and Bonny Eagle girls take top honors in Class A, while York sweeps Class B at Twin Brook Recreation Area in Cumberland.

An improved squad is ready to give defending Class B state champion Lincoln Academy a strong run at the regional meet.

Bangor's Gabe Coffey catches the field and pulls away in the boys' race, while Sophie Matson repeats as the girls' champ.

The Yachtsmen return talented runners, but Camden Hills and Bonny Eagle will pose a tough challenge in Class A.

Falmouth boys and Camden Hills girls are the preseason favorites.

Keep an eye on these boys and girls in southern Maine.

Sofie Matson was unbeaten in state competition and becomes the first freshman since Abbey Leonardi to be so honored.

Falmouth leads the way with three runners, including two freshmen.

Also, Garrett Martin of Lincoln Academy is the coach of the year.

Luke Laverdiere of Yarmouth pushed himself despite a lack of challengers.

Matson, only a freshman, quickly established herself as the top girls' runner in the state.

Sofie Matson of Falmouth and Luke Laverdiere of Yarmouth finish among the top 20 in a regional competition to earn the honors.

Julia Robitaille of New Hampshire wins the girls' race in Belfast, and Drew Thompson of Connecticut blitzes the boys' field.