Nate Denny

Take a look at the leading returners in the 3200m run; an event that requires guts, endurance, and a quick kick to the finish.

Look at the top returning runners who are charging into this season with a fast mile. There's plenty of of talent in the state for this event.

One of the most intense races reveals its list of the Top 500 returners. Check out who's leading the state in the half mile.

The two Mannys, Emmanuel Hernandez (left) and Emmanuel Perez give Cathedral (SS) the strongest two front runners in CA.

Jason Parra of Millikan (SS) is among the top returning cross country runners in CA heading into the '23 fall season.

Carter Spradling of Clovis East (CS) is among CA's elite returning cross country runners heading into the '23 fall season.

McKay Madsen of Clovis North (CS) ranks U.S. No. 2 in the class in both the discus throw and shot put.

Rodrick Pleasant and Jordan Washington are two of the fastest sprinters in California high school track and field history.

Santa Barbara junior Andreas Dybdahl is the only non-senior to win a CIF-State title, doing so in a 1600-meter field with four other returners.

Top 100 performances by boys merged from the four CIF-Southern Section track and field preliminary meets.

Clovis North (CS) sophomore McKay Madsen is the national leader in his class in the discus throw.

Boys indoor and winter outdoor track and field distance and field event leaders through events of Jan. 15.

Boys distance and field event leaders through the first five meets of the Winter Championships Qualifier series, plus scattered unaffiliated all-comers events.

Woodward Park's 5K course is home to the Clovis and Rough Rider Invitationals, the CIF-State Championships, and numerous other events in the Central Section.

Millikan (SS) junior Jason Parra's fast time at the mid-September Woodbridge Invitational continues to be the fastest 3-mile performance of the 2022 XC season.

Millikan's Jason Parra is the only CA boy in the class of 2024 with a sub-14 performance on a 3-mile course this season.

Templeton's Joshua Bell was the fastest boy in the class of 2024 on the Mt. SAC Invitational course last fall as a sophomore.

Emmanuel Hernandez and Josh Bell battled in the Varsity Small Schools race for Class of '24 supremacy at the Clovis Invitational.

Leo Young, Lex Young, and Aaron Sahlman of Newbury Park led the way in the merge at the Clovis Invite on the 5K cross country course at Woodward Park.

It's early but we wanted to check out who among boys in the Class of 2024 has brought the goods on 5K courses in September.

Millikan's Jason Parra continues to lead the class on 3-mile cross country courses with Clovis East (CS) standout Carter Spradling (pictured) sitting at No. 2.