Molly Grabill

A list of California's Cross County Gatorade Player of the Year Award Winners since 2007.

Malibu's Claudia Lane (CA) cruised to a 17:03.40 en route to victory at Foot Locker Nationals in 2017, posting the 18th fastest time run at Balboa Park.

Explore past West Regional XC champions ahead of the Brooks XC Championships, tracing top athletes and history from Mt. SAC since 2006.

Desert Vista's (AZ) Lauren Ping recorded the fastest out-of-state girls 3-mile at the Mt. Sac Invitational in 2019, running 16:47.00.

Some of these times are really, really fast; check out our full list below.

Claudia Lane of Malibu was a two-time champion but where does her fastest time rank all-time among CA girls at the XC National Championships?

Sophia Nordenholz ran 16:46.00 to win D-IV last November, the No. 5 fastest time ever on the 5K Woodward Park course at the State Championships.

First-round voting is underway. Select from the best 32 CIF-State girls cross country champions.

More than 4,500 of your votes created upsets, tight races and intriguing second-round matchups! 

First Round: Your votes determine which 8/16/32 combo runner was the best of the past decade.

Which schools have the historical depth to line up the fastest distance medley relay all-star teams?

Canyon Crest senior runs third-fastest time ever over the 2.75-mile Morley Field layout.

La Costa Canyon senior McKenna Brown set a San Diego Section record in the 3200m to highlight performances at the Escondido Invitational.

Forget about North Carolina-Duke basketball. Forget about Ohio State-Michigan football. Forget about Army-Navy anything. PAC-12 Cross Country trumps them all.

 The USA team before the World Cross Country race in Spain.  USA Cover photo from left, Kelly Strong (USA Junior Women's Coach), Julie Nacouzi, Sierra Vega, Katie Flood, Molly Grabill, Hannah Valenzuela and Aisling Cuffe.  Photos by Mike Scott.

 Jantzen Oshier (Trabuco Hills) and Ammar Moussa (Arcadia) were big winners at the Brooks PR invitational yesterday in Washington.  (File Photos)

Aisling Cuffe backed up her Foot Locker national title with a championship in the US Junior Women's Championship in San Diego.   Molly Grabill, yet another prep runner, claimed second as high school runners made their presence felt among collegiate runners.    What follows is a brief look at the race for the young ladies' title.

Molly Grabill (Sr., Rancho Bernardo), Julie Nacouzi (Sr., Montgomery) and Hannah Valenzuela (Apple Valley) qualified for the USA Junior Team at the USATF Junior National Cross Country Championships. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 13.0px Courier}

New harriers make rank, while the top of the guys rankings is as tight as ever!  Here comes the post-season!

 Photo: Clockwise from left;  Molly Grabill (Sr., Rancho Bernardo), Sarah Baxter (Fr., Simi Valley) Elias Gedyon (Sr., Loyola) and Ammar Moussa (Sr., Arcadia).

 Milesplit caught up with  Molly Grabill (Rancho Bernardo) to chat about her high school career and what's next for the San Diego runner.