Tiani Goeson

We've added the Central Section in with SoCal for these subjective cross country rankings.

Deep division is loaded with individual cross country stars and traditionally super fast teams.

Two CIF-State Meet divisional champions rank among the top five in the list of California high school cross country runners for 5000 meters.

Panthers scorch 5K track in AZ, Mia Barnett impresses in TX, Sadie Engelhardt leads CA medalists in FL.

CIF-State champions among Golden State cross country athletes set to compete Saturday in Tallahassee.

Top 26 girls schools ranked by fastest seven all-time at the CIF-State Cross Country Championships.

Ranking the top 1,500 girls cross country runners by 3-mile times achieved during the week of Nov. 10-16, 2019.

Top returning girls 5000-meter cross country runners in the Southern Section heading into 2020-21.

We glance back and review the Southern Section Girls 2019 Season.   

With the postseason officially concluded, we review the Southern Section's Top 40 Teams.  

We preview all 10 races, and five divisions, on tap this weekend at the Southern Section Finals!  

Teams and athletes to watch in all five divisions Friday and Saturday at the Riverside Championship Course.   

The third installment of 2019 includes bonus team rankings for Orange County and Riverside County. 

Our third glimpse at the Southern Section's Top 25 teams for boys and girls. Plus bonus rankings!

Defending 2018 titles won't be easy for perennial CIF-SS champions like Great Oak, Claremont and Foothill Tech. 

Breaking down where the fantastic freshman girls class of '22 ranks heading into their super sophomore season. 

Updated: Three weeks removed from the State Meet, Golden State athletes were back on the track across the country.

Mission Viejo's girls are now favored to capture the girls team title with the Derek Pekar-led Ventura squad poised to outlast all challengers for the boys crown.  

Previewing Friday's distance and relay events at the 61st Mt. SAC Relays. 

Always one of the deepest of the regional "championship" invitationals, the 2019 Inland Empire Championships is loaded, as usual.  

Liam Anderson is already a national star based on his 2018 times. Who will join him on the national stage, and who will break through to contend at the state level this spring?