10) Henry Saul Palo Alto (CCS)
9) Colleen McCandless Granada (NCS)
8) Rayna Stanziano Concord (NCS)
7) Chris Middleton-Pearson Dublin (NCS)
6) Gabrielle Peterson Healdsburg (NCS)
5) Connor Livingston De La Salle (NCS)
4) Loic Scomparin Dublin (NCS)
3) Riley Chamberlain Del Oro (SJS)
2) Matt Strangio Jesuit (SJS)
1) Liam Anderson Redwood (NCS)
Feel free to add other runners that you feel deserve mention or if the order needs to be rearranged in any way in the comment section below. You can also add your top moments from this past Cross Country season. For me, Liam Anderson winning the NXN individual title stands above the rest. What would be second to that? What else?
9) Colleen McCandless Granada (NCS)
8) Rayna Stanziano Concord (NCS)
7) Chris Middleton-Pearson Dublin (NCS)
6) Gabrielle Peterson Healdsburg (NCS)
5) Connor Livingston De La Salle (NCS)
4) Loic Scomparin Dublin (NCS)
3) Riley Chamberlain Del Oro (SJS)
2) Matt Strangio Jesuit (SJS)
1) Liam Anderson Redwood (NCS)
Feel free to add other runners that you feel deserve mention or if the order needs to be rearranged in any way in the comment section below. You can also add your top moments from this past Cross Country season. For me, Liam Anderson winning the NXN individual title stands above the rest. What would be second to that? What else?
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From a competitive standpoint, yes, Andrson's NXN win was one for the ages. I also feel that Chamberlain having the fastest time at state as a freshman might be looked at in the future as the moment she stepped on to the big stage and let everyone know she would be a force to be reckoned with in the coming years.
I was reminded that cross country is a uniquely unifying sport by the Chico High boys who helped Gabe Price of Paradise qualify for the state meet after he missed his qualifying race due to the Camp Fire. It was a beautifully sporting gesture that anyone familiar with the sport wasn't surprised by.
The Rocklin Girls, Placer boys, so many great performances. Strangio, Anderson, Williams, Chamberlain and Peterson winning individual titles, Northern California represented this year.
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