All eight Class 1A girls districts: sites, start times, every team, and who moves on. Roy and Wilkinson again, Geraghty, Webb and Del Mazo, and Mary Summers tonight in Spring Hill.
FHSAA Class 1A girls cross country district meets, November 2-7, 2026
District 5 on Wednesday at John S. Taylor Park is a rematch. Emma Wilkinson of Lakeland Christian is first on our 1A list and Charlotte Roy of All Saints' is second, but Roy won the Polk County championship on October 24, 17.6 seconds ahead of Wilkinson.
Taylor Geraghty of Holy Trinity, third on our list, runs District 4. Joanie Webb of Donahue Academy and Emily Del Mazo of Community School meet again in District 6. And District 3 is tonight at Bishop McLaughlin, where Mary Summers of Seven Rivers Christian is racing again.
The state series starts this week. Class 1A has eight districts, two feeding each of the four regions, and the top eight teams in each district plus the top four individuals who are not on one of those teams move on. Regionals are November 11-14 and the state meet is Friday, November 20, at Apalachee Regional Park in Tallahassee.
Every school FHSAA assigned to each district is listed, with the teams and runners we expect up front. The order comes from putting everyone's best race this fall on the same course, then lining it up with our latest rankings and head-to-head results. Teams enter their district rosters, not us, so a runner on these lists may not be on the line. This is data plus judgment, and we will miss somebody. How we did it is at the bottom.
About the times: each runner's time is one they actually ran this fall. The bold time beside it is our projection for the state meet. New World is our benchmark: every race this fall is put on the New World scale, and then we add what runners lost between New World and State last year, about half a minute (36 seconds for the boys, 27 for the girls). The order matters more than the exact second.
District 1-1A: Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.
Tuesday, November 3, girls at 9:00 a.m., on campus at LEAD Academy (Pace). The top eight teams and the top four individuals not on those teams move on to Region 1-1A at West End Park (Saturday, November 14).
Teams (21): Altha, Baker, Blountstown, Central (Milton), Cottondale, East Hill Christian (Pensacola), Franklin County (Eastpoint), Graceville, Jay, Laurel Hill, Liberty County (Bristol), Malone, Northview (Century), Paxton, Pensacola Christian, Poplar Springs (Graceville), Port St. Joe, Rocky Bayou Christian (Niceville), Seacoast Collegiate (Santa Rosa Beach), Sneads, Wewahitchka.
Seacoast Collegiate is the pick, 5 points ahead of Pensacola Christian on season form. Sixteen of the twenty-one schools have five runners with a time this fall. The last team spot looks like Paxton against Cottondale, 78 points apart.
| Proj. | Team | Sim score | Top three (fastest time this fall) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Seacoast Collegiate (Santa Rosa Beach) 1A | 30 | McKenna Wilson 20:21.5, Norah Trejo 20:24.0, Emry Rieben 21:01.1 |
| 2 | Pensacola Christian 1A | 35 | Brooklyn Haddox 20:30.5, Jayln Johnson 21:04.7, Mia Smith 22:06.8 |
| 3 | Rocky Bayou Christian (Niceville) 1A | 76 | Natalie Ferguson 21:01.6, Charlee Chapman 23:56.6, Hazel Bell 23:46.3 |
| 4 | Baker 1A | 116 | Twila Murray 23:06.0, Danielle Davis 22:21.0, Elizabeth Merritt 23:47.0 |
| 5 | Franklin County (Eastpoint) 1A | 135 | Leeah Ward 23:50.1, Kora Severns 24:24.0, Addyson Paul 24:59.0 |
| 6 | Jay 1A | 193 | Addie Cone 22:29.6, Claire Pennell 24:16.3, Melanie Compton 26:36.5 |
| 7 | Poplar Springs (Graceville) 1A | 194 | Madeline Bengry 24:39.0, MacKenzie Dutcher 25:53.0, Alex Bollon 26:36.0 |
| 8 | Paxton 1A | 208 | Maddie Carraway 24:53.0, Ramsi Sansom 26:48.0, Annabeth Williamson 26:53.0 |
| 9 | Cottondale 1A | 286 | Alycia Ratcliff 23:00.0, Brayla Bellamy 23:47.0, Kennedy Johnson 32:59.0 |
| 10 | Altha 1A | 310 | McKenzie Martin 26:21.4, Kara Watts 29:16.1, Evelyn Terry 29:55.1 |
McKenna Wilson of Seacoast Collegiate (Fr.) is the one to beat: best of 20:21.5 at Daphne Invitational at Historic Blakeley State Park, and she was 246th at New World Fall Spectacular on October 17 in 21:29. Next on paper: Norah Trejo of Seacoast Collegiate (20:24.0 at New World Fall Spectacular) and Brooklyn Haddox of Pensacola Christian (20:30.5 at Daphne Invitational at Historic Blakeley State Park).
| Proj. | Runner | School | Best this fall | Where | Projected at state |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | McKenna Wilson (Fr.) | Seacoast Collegiate (Santa Rosa Beach) | 20:21.5 | Daphne Invitational at Historic Blakeley State Park | 20:52.2 |
| 2 | Norah Trejo (Fr.) | Seacoast Collegiate (Santa Rosa Beach) | 20:24.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 20:51.2 |
| 3 | Brooklyn Haddox (8th grade) | Pensacola Christian | 20:30.5 | Daphne Invitational at Historic Blakeley State Park | 20:12.0 |
| 4 | Emry Rieben (Fr.) | Seacoast Collegiate (Santa Rosa Beach) | 21:01.1 | Daphne Invitational at Historic Blakeley State Park | 22:01.2 |
| 5 | Jayln Johnson (Sr.) | Pensacola Christian | 21:04.7 | Daphne Invitational at Historic Blakeley State Park | 20:58.1 |
| 6 | Brinkley Cooley (Jr.) | Seacoast Collegiate (Santa Rosa Beach) | 21:34.8 | Daphne Invitational at Historic Blakeley State Park | 20:53.3 |
| 7 | Natalie Ferguson (So.) | Rocky Bayou Christian (Niceville) | 21:01.6 | Okaloosa County Championship | 20:38.7 |
| 8 | Katherine Weems (7th grade) | East Hill Christian (Pensacola) | 21:53.2 | The Running Wild Esca-Rosa County Championships | 21:14.7 |
| 9 | Mia Smith (Jr.) | Pensacola Christian | 22:06.8 | Daphne Invitational at Historic Blakeley State Park | 22:18.3 |
| 10 | Anna Penley (Jr.) | Pensacola Christian | 21:41.7 | Randolph Invitational | 21:40.6 |
Projected to regionals: Seacoast Collegiate, Pensacola Christian, Rocky Bayou Christian, Baker, Franklin County, Jay, Poplar Springs, Paxton; individuals Katherine Weems (East Hill Christian), Alycia Ratcliff (Cottondale), Brayla Bellamy (Cottondale), Ariceli Perez-Gutierrez (Malone).
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District 2-1A: Friday, 8:30 a.m.
Friday, November 6, girls at 8:30 a.m., Cecil Field, hosted by Providence (Jacksonville). The top eight teams and the top four individuals not on those teams move on to Region 1-1A at West End Park (Saturday, November 14).
Teams (20): Bell, Branford, Christs Church Academy (Jacksonville), Community Christian (Tallahassee), Cornerstone Classical (Jacksonville), Covenant School (Jacksonville), Hamilton County (Jasper), Harvest Community (Jacksonville), Jacksonville Classical, Maclay (Tallahassee), North Florida Christian (Tallahassee), Oak Hall (Gainesville), Providence (Jacksonville), Saint Francis (Gainesville), St. John Paul II (Tallahassee), St. Johns Classical (Fleming Island), St. Johns Country Day (Orange Park), Trenton, Trinity Christian (Jacksonville), University Christian (Jacksonville).
Oak Hall is the pick, 25 points ahead of Cornerstone Classical on season form. Sixteen of the twenty schools have five runners with a time this fall. The last team spot looks like Saint Francis against Branford.
Emma Akhundjanov of Providence (So.) is the one to beat. Her best is her latest: she was 49th at New World Fall Spectacular on October 17 in 19:01. Next on paper: Faith Dykens of Cornerstone Classical (19:10.0 at New World Fall Spectacular) and Natalie Kay of Oak Hall (19:30.0 at New World Fall Spectacular).
| Proj. | Runner | School | Best this fall | Where | Projected at state |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Emma Akhundjanov (So.) | Providence (Jacksonville) | 19:01.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 19:07.4 |
| 2 | Faith Dykens (Fr.) | Cornerstone Classical (Jacksonville) | 19:10.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 19:01.9 |
| 3 | Natalie Kay (7th grade) | Oak Hall (Gainesville) | 19:30.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 19:17.7 |
| 4 | Lola Murfee (Sr.) | Oak Hall (Gainesville) | 19:42.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 20:00.5 |
| 5 | Abigail Love (Fr.) | Cornerstone Classical (Jacksonville) | 19:54.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 19:18.8 |
| 6 | Madison McVay (Fr.) | Maclay (Tallahassee) | 19:59.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 20:26.2 |
| 7 | Catherine Staten (So.) | St. Johns Country Day (Orange Park) | 19:46.2 | Bale N Trail CC Original | 19:44.5 |
| 8 | Ella Rose Hanna (So.) | St. Johns Country Day (Orange Park) | 19:40.3 | Bale N Trail CC Original | 19:38.6 |
| 9 | Reese Allen (8th grade) | Oak Hall (Gainesville) | 20:01.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 19:49.3 |
| 10 | Madeline Kay (7th grade) | Oak Hall (Gainesville) | 20:13.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 19:33.6 |
Projected to regionals: Oak Hall, Cornerstone Classical, St. Johns Country Day, Maclay, Providence, Harvest Community, Jacksonville Classical, Saint Francis; individuals Hayden Jones (Trenton), Ella Harris (Branford), Kelbie Snider (Branford), Madison McCollum (Trinity Christian).
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District 3-1A: Monday, 4:30 p.m.
Monday, November 2, girls at 4:30 p.m., on campus at Bishop McLaughlin (Spring Hill). The top eight teams and the top four individuals not on those teams move on to Region 2-1A at Holloway Park (Thursday, November 12).
Teams (18): Academy at the Lakes (Land O'Lakes), Bishop McLaughlin (Spring Hill), Bronson, Cedar Key, Chiefland, Classical Prep (Shady Hills), Father Lopez (Daytona Beach), First Academy-Leesburg, Florida Deaf and Blind (St. Augustine), Hernando Christian (Brooksville), Mount Dora Christian, Peniel Baptist (Palatka), Seven Rivers Christian (Lecanto), St. John Lutheran (Ocala), St. Joseph (St. Augustine), Umatilla, Warner Christian (South Daytona), Wildwood.
Mount Dora Christian is the pick, 32 points ahead of Peniel Baptist on season form. Eleven of the eighteen schools have five runners with a time this fall. The last team spot looks like First Academy-Leesburg against Florida Deaf and Blind, 14 points apart.
| Proj. | Team | Sim score | Top three (fastest time this fall) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mount Dora Christian 1A | 52 | Ella Bowersox 22:10.6, Colynns Niles 21:22.9, Taylor Filetti 24:12.0 |
| 2 | Peniel Baptist (Palatka) 1A | 84 | Mary Huntley 22:03.3, MiKyung Dodge 23:45.9, Jocelyn Prieto 25:17.6 |
| 3 | Father Lopez (Daytona Beach) 1A | 91 | Lucy Fulton 21:52.0, Izy Kosko 23:24.0, Savannah Cox 24:37.2 |
| 4 | Wildwood 1A | 115 | Makya Rivenburg 19:22.8, Addison Herndon 22:43.5, Shendoah Rivenburg 24:10.5 |
| 5 | Umatilla 1A | 138 | Abigail Gantt 20:02.4, Julie Baker 24:13.2, Kaylin Matheis 27:28.7 |
| 6 | Cedar Key 1A | 170 | Marina DeHaven 24:30.7, Paisley Hall 25:46.1, Maya DeHaven 26:58.7 |
| 7 | Chiefland 1A | 182 | Emmalee Sache 23:08.2, Anaiston Crawford 26:20.6, Ella Hart 28:27.9 |
| 8 | First Academy-Leesburg 1A | 184 | Annabelle Saxton 23:15.5, Charlotte Saxton 26:11.5, Chloe Taylor 26:47.2 |
| 9 | Florida Deaf and Blind (St. Augustine) 1A | 198 | Lalicia Cash 24:46.8, Lydia Somnitz 26:12.1, Heather Bosshard 28:14.6 |
| 10 | Bishop McLaughlin (Spring Hill) 1A | 255 | Jenna Deehan 27:00.7, Reyin Luba 28:56.4, Joviannah Oliveras 32:27.2 |
Mary Summers of Seven Rivers Christian (So.) is back. She won the Hernando Christian meet on October 24 in 18:02.4, her first finish since August 29, and won again at St. John Lutheran three days later. That 18:02.4 is the fastest time in the district by more than a minute. Seven Rivers does not have five runners, so she is racing for one of the four individual spots, and on paper she has it. Makya Rivenburg of Wildwood (8th grade) ran 19:22.8 at the Wildwood Invitational.
| Proj. | Runner | School | Best this fall | Where | Projected at state |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mary Summers (So.) | Seven Rivers Christian (Lecanto) | 18:02.4 | Hernando Christian Invitational | 18:23.8 |
| 2 | Abigail Gantt (So.) | Umatilla | 20:02.4 | South Lake Eagles Invitational | 20:48.5 |
| 3 | Makya Rivenburg (8th grade) | Wildwood | 19:22.8 | Wildwood Invitational One | 19:22.8 |
| 4 | Lucy Fulton (Jr.) | Father Lopez (Daytona Beach) | 21:52.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 20:41.4 |
| 5 | Ella Bowersox (7th grade) | Mount Dora Christian | 22:10.6 | Hawk's Last Chance Open | 21:35.7 |
| 6 | Mary Huntley (Sr.) | Peniel Baptist (Palatka) | 22:03.3 | Bale N Trail CC Original | 22:01.6 |
| 7 | Colynns Niles (8th grade) | Mount Dora Christian | 21:22.9 | Deland Invitational | 20:21.4 |
| 8 | Verity Meyer (So.) | St. John Lutheran (Ocala) | 22:52.5 | Cedar Key Invite | 23:58.5 |
| 9 | Emmalee Sache (Fr.) | Chiefland | 23:08.2 | Williston Middle High School | 22:40.2 |
| 10 | Addison Herndon (Jr.) | Wildwood | 22:43.5 | Sunset Invitational | 22:43.5 |
Projected to regionals: Mount Dora Christian, Peniel Baptist, Father Lopez, Wildwood, Umatilla, Cedar Key, Chiefland, First Academy-Leesburg; individuals Mary Summers (Seven Rivers Christian), Verity Meyer (St. John Lutheran), Abigail Speidel (St. Joseph), Lalicia Cash (Florida Deaf and Blind).
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District 4-1A: Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday, November 4, girls at 9:30 a.m., on campus at Foundation Academy (Winter Garden). The top eight teams and the top four individuals not on those teams move on to Region 2-1A at Holloway Park (Thursday, November 12).
Teams (20): Brevard HEAT (Palm Bay), Circle Christian (Winter Springs), City of Life Christian (Kissimmee), Faith Christian (Orlando), Foundation Academy (Winter Garden), Geneva (Casselberry), Holy Trinity (Melbourne), International Community (Winter Park), Lake Mary Prep, Legacy (Ocoee), Melbourne Central Catholic, Merritt Island Christian, New Dimensions (Kissimmee), Odyssey Charter (Palm Bay), Orangewood Christian (Maitland), Orlando Christian Prep, Pineapple Cove (Palm Bay), Pineapple Cove (West Melbourne), Ridgeview (Davenport), The Masters Academy (Oviedo).
Holy Trinity is the pick, 35 points ahead of Foundation Academy on season form. Thirteen of the twenty schools have five runners with a time this fall. The last team spot looks like Pineapple Cove (West Melbourne) against Merritt Island Christian, 14 points apart.
Taylor Geraghty of Holy Trinity (8th grade) is the one to beat. Her best is her latest: she was 20th at New World Fall Spectacular on October 17 in 18:28. Next on paper: Kelly Geraghty of Holy Trinity (19:23.5 at Great American Festival) and Kaitlyn Conboy of Circle Christian (20:07.0 at Cecil Field Summer Classic). Kelly Geraghty has not finished a 5K since October 2.
| Proj. | Runner | School | Best this fall | Where | Projected at state |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Taylor Geraghty (8th grade) | Holy Trinity (Melbourne) | 18:28.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 18:11.1 |
| 2 | Kelly Geraghty (Fr.) | Holy Trinity (Melbourne) | 19:23.5 | Great American Festival | 19:00.3 |
| 3 | Kaitlyn Conboy (7th grade) | Circle Christian (Winter Springs) | 20:07.0 | Cecil Field Summer Classic | 19:31.4 |
| 4 | Juelle Maaser (Jr.) | Holy Trinity (Melbourne) | 19:58.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 19:45.1 |
| 5 | Abby Connors (Fr.) | Holy Trinity (Melbourne) | 20:04.4 | Spanish River Invitational, 44th Annual | 19:39.1 |
| 6 | Caleigh Schmoll (Jr.) | Holy Trinity (Melbourne) | 20:30.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 20:25.9 |
| 7 | Callaway Bolt (8th grade) | Foundation Academy (Winter Garden) | 20:49.6 | West Orange Invitational | 20:49.3 |
| 8 | Lainey Evans (7th grade) | Foundation Academy (Winter Garden) | 20:58.6 | Hawk's Last Chance Open | 20:53.5 |
| 9 | Annabelle Wiedenbauer (8th grade) | Pineapple Cove (West Melbourne) | 22:04.1 | Sebastian River Shark Invitational | 21:11.7 |
| 10 | Sarah Goranson (Fr.) | Geneva (Casselberry) | 21:35.5 | Hagerty Invite | 21:20.1 |
Projected to regionals: Holy Trinity, Foundation Academy, Circle Christian, Pineapple Cove (Palm Bay), Legacy (Ocoee), Lake Mary Prep, Orangewood Christian, Pineapple Cove (West Melbourne); individuals Sarah Goranson (Geneva), Axellia Baez (New Dimensions), Jayda Eidemiller (Merritt Island Christian), Katelyn Urbina (Brevard HEAT).
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District 5-1A: Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.
Wednesday, November 4, girls at 8:30 a.m., John S. Taylor Park, hosted by Indian Rocks Christian (Largo). The top eight teams and the top four individuals not on those teams move on to Region 3-1A at Holloway Park (Thursday, November 12).
Teams (19): Admiral Farragut (St. Petersburg), All Saints' (Winter Haven), Cambridge Christian School (Tampa), Canterbury (St. Petersburg), Carrollwood (Tampa), Fort Meade, Foundation Christian (Valrico), Indian Rocks Christian (Largo), Keswick Christian (St. Petersburg), Lakeland Christian, Lakeside Christian (Clearwater), Moore Haven, Northside Christian (St. Petersburg), Santa Fe Catholic (Lakeland), Seffner Christian, Shorecrest Prep (St. Petersburg), Tampa Bay HEAT (Brandon), Tampa Prep, Victory Christian (Lakeland).
All Saints' is the pick, 12 points ahead of Indian Rocks Christian on season form. Fourteen of the nineteen schools have five runners with a time this fall. The last team spot looks like Foundation Christian against Cambridge Christian School, 7 points apart.
Charlotte Roy of All Saints' (8th grade) beat Emma Wilkinson of Lakeland Christian (Jr.) at the Polk County championship on October 24, 18:39.3 to 18:56.9. Wilkinson is first on our 1A list and Roy second, but that race came after the list, so Roy gets the edge here. Roy ran 18:00 at New World. Brianna Bergin of Carrollwood (Sr.), seventh on our 1A list, won the Tampa Bay private school championship on October 22 in 18:56.0.
| Proj. | Runner | School | Best this fall | Where | Projected at state |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Charlotte Roy (8th grade) | All Saints' (Winter Haven) | 18:00.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 18:05.3 |
| 2 | Emma Wilkinson (Jr.) | Lakeland Christian | 18:28.3 | St. Cloud Invitational | 18:03.0 |
| 3 | Brianna Bergin (Sr.) | Carrollwood (Tampa) | 18:56.0 | Tampa Bay Private School Championship | 18:56.6 |
| 4 | Alexandra Middleton (Jr.) | Indian Rocks Christian (Largo) | 19:16.1 | North Port Invite | 19:18.6 |
| 5 | Adelyn Lubke (So.) | Indian Rocks Christian (Largo) | 18:57.2 | Tampa Bay Private School Championship | 19:15.4 |
| 6 | Abigail Cooper (So.) | Tampa Bay HEAT (Brandon) | 19:00.8 | Tampa Bay Private School Championship | 19:19.0 |
| 7 | Kylie Cook (8th grade) | All Saints' (Winter Haven) | 19:04.2 | JT Memorial 6th Annual | 20:04.0 |
| 8 | Lindsey Cook (Jr.) | All Saints' (Winter Haven) | 20:29.9 | JT Memorial 6th Annual | 20:25.1 |
| 9 | Savannah Simonds (7th grade) | All Saints' (Winter Haven) | 20:39.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 21:06.2 |
| 10 | Kenley Allen (Jr.) | Lakeland Christian | 21:01.8 | Raider Open-East Hillsborough | 20:51.9 |
Projected to regionals: All Saints', Indian Rocks Christian, Northside Christian, Lakeland Christian, Keswick Christian, Canterbury (St. Petersburg), Seffner Christian, Foundation Christian; individuals Brianna Bergin (Carrollwood), Abigail Cooper (Tampa Bay HEAT), Ryleigh McInnes (Victory Christian), Genevieve Meister (Cambridge Christian School).
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District 6-1A: Saturday, 7:00 a.m.
Saturday, November 7, girls at 7:00 a.m., on campus at Southwest Florida Christian (Fort Myers). The top eight teams and the top four individuals not on those teams move on to Region 3-1A at Holloway Park (Thursday, November 12).
Teams (19): Ave Maria, Babcock (Babcock Ranch), Bradenton Christian, Canterbury (Fort Myers), Community School (Naples), Evangelical Christian (Fort Myers), Everglades City, First Baptist (Naples), Imagine School (North Port), Lakewood Ranch Prep (Bradenton), Marco Island Academy, Mason Classical Academy (Naples), Out-of-Door (Sarasota), Sarasota Christian, Seacrest Country Day (Naples), Southwest Florida Christian (Fort Myers), St. John Neumann (Naples), St. Stephens (Bradenton), The Classical Academy (Sarasota).
Community School is the pick, 23 points ahead of Southwest Florida Christian on season form. Thirteen of the nineteen schools have five runners with a time this fall. The last team spot looks like Imagine School against St. John Neumann, 20 points apart.
Joanie Webb of Ave Maria (Fr.) is the one to beat. Her best is her latest: she won SFCA King's Invitational on October 24 in 19:11.2. Next on paper: Emily Del Mazo of Community School (19:19.5 at SFCA King's Invitational) and Anna Kate Casto of Community School (19:48.6 at North Port Invite).
| Proj. | Runner | School | Best this fall | Where | Projected at state |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Joanie Webb (Fr.) | Ave Maria | 19:11.2 | SFCA King's Invitational | 18:49.8 |
| 2 | Emily Del Mazo (7th grade) | Community School (Naples) | 19:19.5 | SFCA King's Invitational | 18:54.7 |
| 3 | Anna Kate Casto (Jr.) | Community School (Naples) | 19:48.6 | North Port Invite | 19:32.5 |
| 4 | Clara Thiessen (Sr.) | Canterbury (Fort Myers) | 20:05.7 | North Port Invite | 19:01.9 |
| 5 | Sofia Boussouf (So.) | The Classical Academy (Sarasota) | 19:23.5 | Tri County Championship | 19:37.1 |
| 6 | Ayla Tobias (Fr.) | Southwest Florida Christian (Fort Myers) | 20:07.0 | SFCA King's Invitational | 19:50.9 |
| 7 | Jayden Wilkins (Jr.) | Southwest Florida Christian (Fort Myers) | 20:36.6 | Lemon Bay Invitational | 19:57.5 |
| 8 | Caylin Denis (6th grade) | Imagine School (North Port) | 20:48.8 | SFCA King's Invitational | 20:31.7 |
| 9 | Bri Gladstein (7th grade) | Community School (Naples) | 21:14.5 | SFCA King's Invitational | 21:02.5 |
| 10 | Noelani Love (8th grade) | Southwest Florida Christian (Fort Myers) | 21:20.3 | SFCA King's Invitational | 20:59.4 |
Projected to regionals: Community School, Southwest Florida Christian, Canterbury (Fort Myers), Out-of-Door, Evangelical Christian, The Classical Academy, Ave Maria, Imagine School; individuals Sophia Ramirez (Mason Classical Academy), Mataya Schuiteman (Bradenton Christian), Evie Truby (St. John Neumann), Harper McDonald (Seacrest Country Day).
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District 7-1A: Tuesday, 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday, November 3, girls at 2:00 p.m., South County Regional Park, Boca Raton, hosted by Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale). The top eight teams and the top four individuals not on those teams move on to Region 4-1A at South County Regional Park (Thursday, November 12).
Teams (16): Atlantic Christian (West Palm Beach), Berean Christian (West Palm Beach), Boca Raton Christian, Donna Klein Jewish (Boca Raton), Greene School (West Palm Beach), John Carroll (Fort Pierce), Jupiter Christian, Lake Worth Christian (Boynton Beach), Masters Academy (Vero Beach), Morningside (Port St. Lucie), Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach), Pine School (Hobe Sound), Somerset Academy (Wellington), St. Edwards (Vero Beach), Treasure Coast Classical (Stuart), Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale).
Westminster Academy is the clear favorite, 47 points ahead of Pine School on season form. Nine of the sixteen schools have five runners with a time this fall. The last team spot looks like Boca Raton Christian against Berean Christian, 105 points apart.
| Proj. | Team | Sim score | Top three (fastest time this fall) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale) 1A | 36 | Noelle Richardson 19:30.9, Isla Oles 20:56.0, Lauren Sauer 21:04.0 |
| 2 | Pine School (Hobe Sound) 1A | 83 | Adrianna Mattera 20:25.8, Danika Mylett 20:26.4, Morgan Bernard 21:44.0 |
| 3 | Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach) 1A | 134 | Anabelle Assad 20:44.6, Leilani Benzing 21:50.8, Hannah Wajer 24:34.3 |
| 4 | St. Edwards (Vero Beach) 1A | 94 | Margaret Shackelton 22:24.9, Nahlia Hebig 22:22.8, Cadence Callaghan 23:05.3 |
| 5 | Jupiter Christian 1A | 98 | Collins Carroll 21:54.8, Maya Muniz 22:13.2, Kate Cornell 23:21.3 |
| 6 | Atlantic Christian (West Palm Beach) 1A | 136 | Valentina Santana 21:04.0, Victoria Stuart 22:10.1, Kimora Sears 22:41.6 |
| 7 | John Carroll (Fort Pierce) 1A | 146 | Bianca Santana 23:14.2, Dakota Duffy 23:16.9, Elise Daubar 23:24.2 |
| 8 | Boca Raton Christian 1A | 156 | Maya Tuttle 23:19.0, Valentina Burell 23:25.2, Elise Geissinger 23:34.4 |
| 9 | Berean Christian (West Palm Beach) 1A | 261 | Julianne Severson 24:33.1, Chiara Leon 25:57.2, Taliah Salomon 27:45.3 |
Noelle Richardson of Westminster Academy (Sr.) is the one to beat: best of 19:30.9 at Pine Crest Meet, and she was 89th at New World Fall Spectacular on October 17 in 19:34. Next on paper: Adrianna Mattera of Pine School (20:25.8 at Sebastian River Shark Invitational) and Danika Mylett of Pine School (20:26.4 at Sebastian River Shark Invitational).
| Proj. | Runner | School | Best this fall | Where | Projected at state |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Noelle Richardson (Sr.) | Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale) | 19:30.9 | Pine Crest Meet | 18:51.9 |
| 2 | Adrianna Mattera (6th grade) | Pine School (Hobe Sound) | 20:25.8 | Sebastian River Shark Invitational | 19:33.4 |
| 3 | Danika Mylett (7th grade) | Pine School (Hobe Sound) | 20:26.4 | Sebastian River Shark Invitational | 19:34.0 |
| 4 | Valentina Santana (So.) | Atlantic Christian (West Palm Beach) | 21:04.0 | Palm Beach County Championship | 20:34.7 |
| 5 | Isla Oles (7th grade) | Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale) | 20:56.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 21:17.2 |
| 6 | Anabelle Assad (7th grade) | Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach) | 20:44.6 | Palm League Conference Championships | 19:52.0 |
| 7 | Lauren Sauer (Sr.) | Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale) | 21:04.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 21:31.2 |
| 8 | Reese Richardson (So.) | Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale) | 20:56.1 | Pine Crest Meet | 20:17.1 |
| 9 | Avery Carvell (So.) | Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale) | 21:13.8 | Pine Crest Meet | 20:34.8 |
| 10 | Leilani Benzing (Sr.) | Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach) | 21:50.8 | Palm League Conference Championships | 20:49.3 |
Projected to regionals: Westminster Academy, Pine School, Oxbridge Academy, St. Edwards, Jupiter Christian, Atlantic Christian, John Carroll, Boca Raton Christian; individuals Rylin Cassidy (Treasure Coast Classical), Julianne Severson (Berean Christian), Charlize Douglas (Lake Worth Christian), Kellar Parker (Masters Academy).
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District 8-1A: Tuesday, 10:00 a.m.
Tuesday, November 3, girls at 10:00 a.m., South County Regional Park, Boca Raton, hosted by Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale). The top eight teams and the top four individuals not on those teams move on to Region 4-1A at South County Regional Park (Thursday, November 12).
Teams (17): AIE Charter (Miami Springs), Archimedean (Miami), Dade Christian (Miami), Divine Savior (Doral), Doctors Charter (Miami Shores), Everglades Prep (Homestead), Hebrew Academy (Miami Beach), Hillel (North Miami Beach), Marathon, Mater Biscayne (North Miami), Pinecrest North (Miami), Posnack (Davie), Riviera Prep (Miami), Sheridan Hills Christian (Hollywood), South Florida HEAT (Sunrise), True North (Miami), Westwood Christian (Miami).
South Florida HEAT is the pick, 33 points ahead of True North on season form. Ten of the seventeen schools have five runners with a time this fall. The last team spot looks like Hillel against Hebrew Academy, 63 points apart.
Grace Dorn of South Florida HEAT (So.) is the one to beat: best of 19:26.7 at Spanish River Invitational, 44th Annual, and she was 91st at New World Fall Spectacular on October 17 in 19:35. Next on paper: Cecilia Kozlowski of South Florida HEAT (20:54.0 at New World Fall Spectacular) and Molly Joly of Marathon (20:42.9 at Spanish River Invitational, 44th Annual).
| Proj. | Runner | School | Best this fall | Where | Projected at state |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Grace Dorn (So.) | South Florida HEAT (Sunrise) | 19:26.7 | Spanish River Invitational, 44th Annual | 19:25.4 |
| 2 | Cecilia Kozlowski (8th grade) | South Florida HEAT (Sunrise) | 20:54.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 20:35.1 |
| 3 | Molly Joly (8th grade) | Marathon | 20:42.9 | Spanish River Invitational, 44th Annual | 20:41.6 |
| 4 | Lia Chaustre (7th grade) | True North (Miami) | 21:36.1 | Miami-Dade County Youth Fair Championship | 20:45.2 |
| 5 | Adalyn Chafton (So.) | South Florida HEAT (Sunrise) | 21:43.7 | STU Bobcat HS Invitational | 21:31.8 |
| 6 | Petra Rouzier (Fr.) | Riviera Prep (Miami) | 22:30.0 | New World Fall Spectacular | 22:04.8 |
| 7 | Gabriela Salcedo (Sr.) | AIE Charter (Miami Springs) | 22:53.7 | Spanish River Invitational, 44th Annual | 22:52.4 |
| 8 | Adison Admire (So.) | Divine Savior (Doral) | 22:40.9 | Miami Country Day Fast Times | 22:28.8 |
| 9 | Mia Weiss (Fr.) | True North (Miami) | 22:53.5 | Race of Thoroughbreds Classic | 22:53.5 |
| 10 | Anabelle Gomez (Sr.) | AIE Charter (Miami Springs) | 24:10.5 | King of the Hill Invitational | 23:13.5 |
Projected to regionals: South Florida HEAT, True North, Sheridan Hills Christian, AIE Charter, Marathon, Divine Savior, Posnack, Hillel; individuals Petra Rouzier (Riviera Prep), Hella Sasson-Gelman (Hebrew Academy), Lia Kavana (Hebrew Academy), Esther Parnas (Hebrew Academy).
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How we did it
- District assignments are FHSAA's own, from its 2026-27 classification page, pulled November 2. District sites and start times are from the FHSAA district sites page, last updated October 20.
- Every result in our Florida database this fall goes in. Each runner keeps the best race they have run, put on the New World scale using the runners who raced both courses, plus last year's New World-to-State gap (boys 36.4 seconds, girls 27.2, from 2025 New World and State results on TFRRS).
- Each district is run as one race with every assigned school, scored the normal way: top five score, the sixth and seventh can push other teams back.
- Runners and teams on our latest statewide and class lists keep that order. Head-to-head results since September decide the rest, with the most recent meeting standing. For teams, a meeting counts only when both teams had at least four of their top five there.
- Roy Griak is left out. Only 2026 races count.
Every result is in the Florida XC results database, and you can build any race yourself in the simulator.
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