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3A Region 1 Cross Country Preview: Chiles vs. Bishop Kenny, Luke Ross at Cecil Field

3A Region 1 Cross Country Preview: Chiles vs. Bishop Kenny, Luke Ross at Cecil Field

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Class 3A Region 1 runs Friday at Cecil Field. Three of our top five 3A girls teams are in one race, Luke Ross leads the boys, and Bishop Kenny brings a pack.

FHSAA Class 3A Region 1: Friday, November 13, Cecil Field, Jacksonville. Hosted by Bolles. Girls at 8:30 a.m., boys at 9:00 a.m.

Region 1 stretches from Pensacola to St. Augustine. Bolles hosts it Friday at Cecil Field in Jacksonville, where District 1 (Tallahassee and the Panhandle) meets District 2 (the First Coast and Gainesville). The top eight teams in each race and the top four runners not on those teams go to the state meet in Tallahassee on November 20.

The girls race is the best in 3A this week: Chiles, Ponte Vedra and Bishop Kenny are all in our top five. The boys race has Ponte Vedra's Luke Ross, who beat everyone here who matters at New World, and a Bishop Kenny team that wins without a single runner in the top four.

FHSAA posted its official regional qualifier list on November 9. Every team below is on it, and every runner we rank is on their team's declared seven. One individual changed from the district results, and we note it in the girls field list. We will miss one or two. That is what Friday is for.

Girls, 8:30 a.m.: Chiles and Bishop Kenny, again

Three of our top five 3A girls teams are in this race: Chiles (No. 1), Ponte Vedra (No. 4) and Bishop Kenny (No. 5). Chiles beat Bishop Kenny at New World on October 17, and that is still the latest meeting between them, so Chiles is our pick. It should be close. Both won their districts going away, Chiles with 23 points and Bishop Kenny with 21.

Chiles has the front-runner. Emma-Claire Tanenbaum, a sophomore, won District 1 in 18:44.7, and Charlotte Sikes (So.), Kaia Ables (Sr.) and Chloe Molen (Jr.) followed in third, fourth and fifth. Bishop Kenny answers with numbers: Jillian Jakab (Sr.) won District 2 in 18:40.0, Camila Giles (Jr.) was third, Alexandra Lumpkin (Jr.) fourth, and Ava McEnany, Taylor Lawhon and Rebecca McEnany sixth, seventh and eighth. Seventy seconds covered Kenny's seven.

Ponte Vedra was second at District 2 with 46 and is third. Fort Walton Beach and Gulf Breeze, second and third at District 1, look safe. The fight is for eighth. District 2's Stanton, St. Augustine and Fleming Island were third, fourth and fifth there with 117, 133 and 135, and we have all three in. That leaves Leon, fourth at District 1, ninth and on the outside by our count.

3A Region 1 girls team rankings

RankTeamDistrictTop three (fastest time this fall)
1Chiles (Tallahassee) 3A1st in District 1 (23)Emma-Claire Tanenbaum 18:14.0, Charlotte Sikes 19:11.0, Kaia Ables 18:48.0
2Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) 3A1st in District 2 (21)Jillian Jakab 18:19.0, Camila Giles 18:35.0, Alexandra Lumpkin 19:17.0
3Ponte Vedra 3A2nd in District 2 (46)Piper Ross 18:36.0, Olivia Kaminsky 19:08.0, Cailyn Douglas 19:47.0
4Fort Walton Beach 3A2nd in District 1 (49)Mia Jucha 19:05.4, Lyla Scott 21:19.0, Leilani Lichlyter 20:46.2
5Gulf Breeze 3A3rd in District 1 (75)Ashton Dahlem 18:46.7, Ava Bersabe 21:24.9, Allison Tucker 21:03.6
6Stanton (Jacksonville) 3A3rd in District 2 (117)Jordyn Reeves 19:22.4, Sophia Kuca 20:29.6, Audrey Parman 20:26.8
7St. Augustine 3A4th in District 2 (133)Kira Simmer 20:25.0, Kali DiPrimo 21:16.3, Kennedy Brown 21:03.0
8Fleming Island 3A5th in District 2 (135)Eve Schlotthauer 20:28.5, Madison Moore 20:52.0, Natalie Stewart 21:43.9
9Leon (Tallahassee) 3A4th in District 1 (125)Tatum Hendon 20:07.0, Emma Swanson 21:46.0, Elaine Ungru 21:53.0
10Middleburg 3A6th in District 2 (166)Lauren Rosset 19:52.5, Jillian Mescall 22:42.0, Temperance Brown 23:08.7
11Mosley (Lynn Haven) 3A5th in District 1 (139)Destiny Villegas 21:54.1, Mia Meredith 21:46.2, Rory Gerlach 22:47.9
12West Florida (Pensacola) 3A6th in District 1 (154)Annabelle Johnson 20:47.2, Saige Pharr 21:34.0, Story Novotny 22:08.0
13Gainesville 3A7th in District 2 (204)Eve Flory 19:32.0, Aubrey Deren 21:58.0, Marle Rogers 23:48.2
14Arnold (Panama City Beach) 3A7th in District 1 (191)Lindsey Stence 22:12.5, Haley Byrd 23:49.5, Coral Lalla 24:05.5
15Lincoln (Tallahassee) 3A8th in District 1 (212)Sadie Blake 21:31.0, Lydia Kennett 23:34.0, Logan Brumfield 23:51.2
16Menendez (St. Augustine) 3A8th in District 2 (207)Amee Brown 21:00.0, Ali Accurso 23:12.0, Abigal Brown 24:06.0

The orange line is the state cut: the top eight teams go to Tallahassee.

Tanenbaum against Jakab is the race up front. Tanenbaum beat her by five seconds at New World, 18:14.0 to 18:19.0, and they have not met since. Piper Ross, a Ponte Vedra freshman, split Jakab and Giles at District 2 in 18:52.0. Giles, No. 3 on our last 3A list, lost to both of them there and sits fourth. Mia Jucha, a Fort Walton Beach freshman, was second at District 1 in 19:51.0 and is fifth.

If Leon misses, Tatum Hendon (Sr.) has the inside track on the first individual spot. Annabelle Johnson of West Florida (So.), Eve Flory of Gainesville (Sr.) and Lauren Rosset of Middleburg (So.) are next. Flory has the fastest best of that group, 19:32.0 at New World.

3A Region 1 girls individual rankings

RankRunnerSchoolBest this fallWhereDistrict
1Emma-Claire Tanenbaum (So.)Chiles (Tallahassee)18:14.0New World Fall Spectacular1st, 18:44.7
2Jillian Jakab (Sr.)Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville)18:19.0New World Fall Spectacular1st, 18:40.0
3Piper Ross (Fr.)Ponte Vedra18:36.0New World Fall Spectacular2nd, 18:52.0
4Camila Giles (Jr.)Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville)18:35.0Katie Caples Invitational3rd, 18:55.0
5Mia Jucha (Fr.)Fort Walton Beach19:05.4Okaloosa County Championship2nd, 19:51.0
6Alexandra Lumpkin (Jr.)Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville)19:17.03A District 24th, 19:17.0
7Olivia Kaminsky (Sr.)Ponte Vedra19:08.0New World Fall Spectacular5th, 19:37.0
8Charlotte Sikes (So.)Chiles (Tallahassee)19:11.0New World Fall Spectacular3rd, 19:58.2
9Kaia Ables (Sr.)Chiles (Tallahassee)18:48.0New World Fall Spectacular4th, 20:09.5
10Chloe Molen (Jr.)Chiles (Tallahassee)19:23.8Suwannee Invitational5th, 20:23.7

Why some slower times rank higher:

  • Piper Ross (18:36.0): beat Camila Giles at the 3A District 2 meet on November 2, 18:52.0 to 18:55.0.
  • Mia Jucha (19:05.4): beat Kaia Ables at the 3A District 1 meet on November 6, 19:51.0 to 20:09.5.
  • Alexandra Lumpkin (19:17.0): beat Olivia Kaminsky at the 3A District 2 meet on November 2, 19:17.0 to 19:37.0; beat Olivia Kaminsky at the 3A District 2 meet on November 2 and Kaminsky beat Charlotte Sikes at New World on October 17 (Sikes had beaten Lumpkin at New World on October 17); beat Olivia Kaminsky at the 3A District 2 meet on November 2, Kaminsky beat Charlotte Sikes at New World on October 17 and Sikes beat Kaia Ables at the 3A District 1 meet on November 6 (Ables had beaten Lumpkin at New World on October 17).
  • Olivia Kaminsky (19:08.0): beat Charlotte Sikes at New World on October 17 and Sikes beat Kaia Ables at the 3A District 1 meet on November 6 (Ables had beaten Kaminsky at New World on October 17).
  • Charlotte Sikes (19:11.0): beat Kaia Ables at the 3A District 1 meet on November 6, 19:58.2 to 20:09.5.

Projected to state: Chiles 3A, Bishop Kenny 3A, Ponte Vedra 3A, Fort Walton Beach 3A, Gulf Breeze 3A, Stanton 3A, St. Augustine 3A, Fleming Island 3A. Individuals: Tatum Hendon (Sr.) of Leon, Annabelle Johnson (So.) of West Florida, Eve Flory (Sr.) of Gainesville, Lauren Rosset (So.) of Middleburg.

Who qualified (FHSAA list):

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Boys, 9:00 a.m.: Luke Ross, and the Bishop Kenny pack

Bishop Kenny is our team pick, and it does not need anyone in the top four to get there. It won District 2 with 42 points with three seniors, Ethan Reid, Dayne Kimball and Brian Martinez, fifth, sixth and seventh, and its fifth runner 13th. It is No. 3 on our 3A list.

Fleming Island (No. 5 in 3A) was seven points back at District 2 with JP Strombeck and Ryder Muyres up front. Leon, which won District 1 with 36 points and is No. 6, beat Ponte Vedra at New World and comes in third. Ponte Vedra (No. 7) has Ross and is fourth.

Chiles is eighth and Gulf Breeze ninth. They were fourth and fifth at District 1, six points apart, 92 to 98. Chiles has Jonathan Kiros and Gulf Breeze has Owen Tucker, so whichever team misses still sends its best runner as an individual.

3A Region 1 boys team rankings

RankTeamDistrictTop three (fastest time this fall)
1Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) 3A1st in District 2 (42)Ethan Reid 16:15.0, Dayne Kimball 16:36.0, Brian Martinez 16:16.0
2Fleming Island 3A2nd in District 2 (49)JP Strombeck 15:24.0, Ryder Muyres 16:12.0, Luke Janke 15:38.0
3Leon (Tallahassee) 3A1st in District 1 (36)Isaiah Renn 15:56.0, Fife Duncan 16:43.0, Andrew Barnes 16:49.0
4Ponte Vedra 3A3rd in District 2 (66)Luke Ross 15:10.0, Colin Bovee 16:26.0, Logan Hunt 16:24.0
5St. Augustine 3A4th in District 2 (94)Elijah Parkinson 15:57.0, Keanan DiPrimo 16:26.0, Micah Parkinson 16:25.0
6Lincoln (Tallahassee) 3A2nd in District 1 (83)Emari Thomas 16:57.0, Stokes Bryan 17:02.9, Bryan Duff 16:47.0
7Fort Walton Beach 3A3rd in District 1 (90)Landon Fagan 17:05.5, Nolan Ibsen 17:08.8, Ryan Linder 17:23.0
8Chiles (Tallahassee) 3A4th in District 1 (92)Jonathan Kiros 15:24.0, Jack Nottingham 16:22.9, Emerson Gandy 17:08.8
9Gulf Breeze 3A5th in District 1 (98)Owen Tucker 15:44.3, Braeden Hunt 16:33.1, Dennis Fair 16:37.1
10Menendez (St. Augustine) 3A5th in District 2 (150)David Tellez Rodriguez 17:15.0, Titus Sivyer 17:37.0, Levi Russell 17:51.0
11Middleburg 3A6th in District 2 (158)Michael Breeding 17:06.7, Cedric Wright 17:52.4, Joel Owen 17:52.4
12West Florida (Pensacola) 3A6th in District 1 (169)Donovan Carmichael 15:50.0, Jude Theriault 17:34.0, Timothy Kinsella 17:14.0
13Choctawhatchee (Fort Walton Beach) 3A7th in District 1 (176)Ammiel Silva 17:31.9, Martin Novak 17:05.6, Braden Mcalister 18:22.5
14Milton 3A8th in District 1 (208)Ethan Dwyer 16:52.2, Ezra Kaldahl 17:42.1, Cade Belden 18:45.8
15Stanton (Jacksonville) 3A7th in District 2 (179)Euan Pascual 17:09.1, Walter Johnson 17:41.3, Jake Tattersall 17:50.7
16Gainesville 3A8th in District 2 (250)Samuel Lauerman 16:53.0, Arlo Sawicki 17:32.0, Benjamin Peine 19:05.0

The orange line is the state cut: the top eight teams go to Tallahassee.

Luke Ross is the man to beat. The Ponte Vedra senior, No. 7 on our statewide list, ran 15:10.0 at New World and beat Chiles's Jonathan Kiros (Sr.) by 14 seconds there. Both won their districts, Ross in 15:57.0 and Kiros in 16:10.7. JP Strombeck of Fleming Island (Sr.), who ran 15:24.0 at New World, was 16 seconds behind Ross at District 2.

Owen Tucker of Gulf Breeze (Jr.) was 9.7 seconds behind Kiros at District 1 and has a 15:44.3 from the Daphne Invitational in Alabama. Elijah Parkinson of St. Augustine (Jr.) was third at District 2. Our four individuals to state: Tucker, Donovan Carmichael of West Florida (Jr.), third at District 1 and 15:50.0 at New World, Erick Garcia of Godby (Sr.) and Michael Breeding of Middleburg (Sr.).

3A Region 1 boys individual rankings

RankRunnerSchoolBest this fallWhereDistrict
1Luke Ross (Sr.)Ponte Vedra15:10.0New World Fall Spectacular1st, 15:57.0
2Jonathan Kiros (Sr.)Chiles (Tallahassee)15:24.0New World Fall Spectacular1st, 16:10.7
3JP Strombeck (Sr.)Fleming Island15:24.0New World Fall Spectacular2nd, 16:13.0
4Owen Tucker (Jr.)Gulf Breeze15:44.3Daphne Invitational at Historic Blakeley State Park2nd, 16:20.4
5Elijah Parkinson (Jr.)St. Augustine15:57.0New World Fall Spectacular3rd, 16:23.0
6Ryder Muyres (Jr.)Fleming Island16:12.0New World Fall Spectacular4th, 16:32.0
7Ethan Reid (Sr.)Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville)16:15.0New World Fall Spectacular5th, 16:34.0
8Dayne Kimball (Sr.)Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville)16:36.0New World Fall Spectacular6th, 16:45.0
9Brian Martinez (Sr.)Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville)16:16.0New World Fall Spectacular7th, 16:49.0
10Keanan DiPrimo (Jr.)St. Augustine16:26.0New World Fall Spectacular8th, 16:51.0

Why some slower times rank higher:

  • Dayne Kimball (16:36.0): beat Brian Martinez and Keanan DiPrimo at the 3A District 2 meet on November 2.

Projected to state: Bishop Kenny 3A, Fleming Island 3A, Leon 3A, Ponte Vedra 3A, St. Augustine 3A, Lincoln 3A, Fort Walton Beach 3A, Chiles 3A. Individuals: Owen Tucker (Jr.) of Gulf Breeze, Donovan Carmichael (Jr.) of West Florida, Erick Garcia (Sr.) of Godby, Michael Breeding (Sr.) of Middleburg.

Who qualified (FHSAA list):

  • District 1 (November 6): Leon (Tallahassee) (1st, 36), Lincoln (Tallahassee) (2nd, 83), Fort Walton Beach (3rd, 90), Chiles (Tallahassee) (4th, 92), Gulf Breeze (5th, 98), West Florida (Pensacola) (6th, 169), Choctawhatchee (Fort Walton Beach) (7th, 176), Milton (8th, 208). Individuals: Erick Garcia (Godby, 7th), Manny Banuelos (Mosley, 28th), Keelan Humphrey (Pine Forest, 32nd), Micah Phillips (Mosley, 40th).
  • District 2 (November 2): Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville) (1st, 42), Fleming Island (2nd, 49), Ponte Vedra (3rd, 66), St. Augustine (4th, 94), Menendez (St. Augustine) (5th, 150), Middleburg (6th, 158), Stanton (Jacksonville) (7th, 179), Gainesville (8th, 250). Individuals: Robert Petrosky (Ridgeview (Orange Park), 40th), Theodore Davila (Clay, 44th), Braiden Crowley (Paxon, 47th), Aiden Pope (Columbia, 48th).

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Results go into the database as soon as the timer posts them, and the Region 1 recap follows Friday. State is Friday, November 20, at Apalachee Regional Park in Tallahassee.

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How we did it

  • The field is FHSAA's official 2026 Regional Qualifier List, posted November 9. We checked every team and individual on it against the district results in our database, and every runner we rank is on their team's declared seven.
  • Who goes to state: the top eight teams in each region and the top four individuals not on those teams (FHSAA policy 4.5.2.2.4).
  • The order is our 3A region rankings. Every time shown is the best that runner actually ran this fall, and where. The latest head-to-head result between two runners or two teams stands until they meet again, and our statewide and 3A lists hold unless a newer result says otherwise.
  • Only 2026 races count. Roy Griak is left out.

Every district result is in the Florida XC results database, and the full class view is in our 3A region rankings.

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