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Spartanburg Christian distance runner Logan Morris talks about the 2011 upcoming season and summer training. Morris finished first in the championship girls 2010 Eye Opener.
Heathwood Hall’s youthful girls cross country team has been opening eyes while establishing itself as the team to beat in SCISA Class 3A. (via www.thestate.com)
Led by Brook Grice and Sydney Allen, Heathwood Hill girls are the top Class AAA girls SCISA team going into this weekend's state meet on the team's home course.
Porter Gaud boys are favored to win the SCISA AAA meet with an almost perfect 18 points, according to a virtual meet.
Trinity Collegate boys are ahead in the SCISA A-AA virtual meet over Spartanburg Day School to win the team competition Saturday at Heathwood Hall in Columbia.
Spartanburg Christian girls are the favorite to win the SCISA Class A-AA team competition, with help from top runner Logan Morris.
Porter Gaud's Brent Demarest ran a meet best time of 15 minutes, 45 seconds at the SCISA Championships. Spartanburg Christian's Logan Morris had the top female time of 18 minutes, 20 seconds.
Winners table from Oct. 29 SCISA Championships. Photographs by Dwayne Morris.
The Spartanburg Christian Academy girls kept a pair of streaks intact at the South Carolina Independent Schools Association (SCISA) 2A state championship cross country meet on Saturday at Heathwood Hall in Columbia. (via preps.goupstate.com)
COLUMBIA -- It was nearly a Lowcountry sweep at the SCISA state cross country championships Saturday at Heathwood Hall. As expected, Porter-Gaud dominated the Class AAA boys division, rolling to its second straight triumph by a commanding 55-point margin, and sophomore Brent Demarest b... (via www.postandcourier.com)
CHARLESTON -- Brent Demarest had a good year in cross country, dropping his personal best for the second straight season and winning his second straight SCISA championship, but his coach thinks the sophomore’s best years are still ahead.
Wilson Hall graduate Cody Clark reflects on his high school career and going to college in Iowa.