FLYRA Middle School State Cross Country Preview 2026: Top 10 in All Eight Championship Races

FLYRA middle school state championship preview, Saturday, October 31, 2026, Holloway Park, Valrico

Eight championship races, all 3K, starting at 8 a.m. Saturday: club, public school, charter school and private school, for girls and for boys. These are the 10 entered runners we expect up front in each one, eighty in all. Every name on these lists is on the MileSplit entry list for that race as of Thursday morning, so the division is the race the runner entered.

The open 3Ks are Friday at 5 and 5:30 p.m. and are not previewed here. A runner can race only one of the two.

Some of the best middle schoolers in the state are not entered in a championship race, mostly kids who have raced the high school varsity all fall: Zamari Blumenberg, Jeremy Och, Ryan Danton, Alejandro Sancerni, Sutton Bolitho and James McDonald for the boys, Charlotte Roy, Taylor Geraghty, Esther Dobbin, Kylie Cook and Kaitlyn Conboy for the girls. If they are added, the lists change.

About the times: each runner is listed with a time they actually ran, and the number in parentheses is what that run projects to on a standard 3K. For a 5k or a two-mile, it is the 3K we project from it. When two runners have met since mid-September, the finish decides, and when results disagree, the most recent ones decide.

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8:00 a.m. Girls Club Championship

1. Colette Heffernan, No Excuses RC, 7th grade - 10:44.2 at Cecil Field (projects 10:01.0)

A seventh grader. Won her first four races, including the Horse Park in 10:17.8, Bale N Trail and JAC, then was second to Brianna Motycka at New World on October 17 in 10:35.0.

2. Amelia Flood, No Excuses RC, 8th grade - 11:23.0 at Cecil Field (projects 10:39.8)

Won the North Florida championship on October 24 in 10:29.8 and Eagles on the River on October 13. Second to Heffernan at Cecil Field and Bale N Trail.

3. Camila Boucher, Boca Warriors Track Club, 8th grade - 11:11.3 at Nights of Thunder (projects 11:04.2)

Won the Friday race at flrunners on October 2, ahead of Emily Del Mazo, and was second to Valentina Sarcos at Spanish River in 10:57.8.

4. Emily Del Mazo, WIND Runners, 7th grade - 11:27.3 at Jim Ryun (projects 10:50.4)

A seventh grader. Second to Boucher at flrunners. She won North Port for WIND Runners and the GCR qualifier and AVE for Community School of Naples, and she is entered for WIND.

5. Madelen Finch, No Excuses RC, 7th grade - 11:21.0 at JAC (projects 11:06.1)

A seventh grader. Second to Flood at the North Florida championship in 10:32.6 and at Eagles on the River, and fifth at New World.

6. Piper Austin, No Excuses RC, 7th grade - 11:34.0 at New World (projects 11:33.2)

A seventh grader. Third at the North Florida championship in 10:51.1, 1.6 seconds ahead of Mia Kopcikova, and seventh at New World in 11:34.0.

7. Mia Kopcikova, Imagine Town Center (Palm Coast), 8th grade - 11:23.7 at Speziale (projects 11:23.8)

Won Speziale on October 3 in 11:23.7. Fourth at the North Florida championship, right behind Austin.

8. Katerina Skutnik, Boca Warriors Track Club, 6th grade - 11:40.1 at flrunners (projects 11:46.0)

A sixth grader. Third in the Friday race at flrunners in 11:40.1, behind Boucher and Del Mazo.

9. Brynn Genslinger, WIND Runners - 11:43.5 at AVE (projects 11:50.1)

Second to Del Mazo at AVE in 11:43.5 and fifth at flrunners. She won the Lee County South Region meet on October 20 for Three Oaks Middle School.

10. Arielle Gorlovetzky, Boca Warriors Track Club, 6th grade - 12:06.4 at Jim Ryun (projects 11:29.5)

A sixth grader. Third at Spanish River in 11:25.5, behind Sarcos and Boca teammate Boucher.

Next up: Tejasvita Minnamareddy (Boca Warriors Track Club), then Kenley Courson (No Excuses RC). Layne Schiebel, sixth on our week 9 club list, is entered in the open race.

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8:20 a.m. Girls Public School Championship

1. Brianna Motycka, Liberty Pines Academy, 8th grade - 10:28.0 at New World (projects 10:27.2)

Won New World on October 17 in 10:28.0, ahead of Colette Heffernan and Alice Ilea, and won flrunners over Ilea on October 2.

2. Alice Ilea, Tavares Middle School, 8th grade - 11:05.9 at Jim Ryun (projects 10:29.0)

Won the Red Sea Central Florida championship on October 18 in 10:51.0, the day after she was third at New World. Second to Motycka at flrunners, and the Jim Ryun winner in August.

3. Zoie Hart, Emerald Coast Middle School, 8th grade - 11:27.2 for two miles at the Panhandle Athletic conference meet (projects 10:56.2)

Won the Stingray Panhandle championship on October 17 in 11:13.3, the first of three Emerald Coast girls across the line, and won her conference meet on October 6, 11:27.2 for two miles.

4. Corbyn Fellers, Emerald Coast Middle School, 7th grade - 11:32.1 for two miles at the Panhandle Athletic conference meet (projects 11:00.8)

A seventh grader. Second to Hart at Stingray Panhandle and at the conference meet, and second at Kristine Lynn in 11:34.0.

5. Callie Skinner, Emerald Coast Middle School, 8th grade - 11:34.9 for two miles at the Panhandle Athletic conference meet (projects 11:03.4)

Third behind Hart and Fellers at Stingray Panhandle and at the conference meet.

6. Katelyn McIntyre, Nolan Middle School, 8th grade - 11:24.3 at North Port (projects 11:19.3)

Won Lakewood Ranch on September 26 and was second at North Port in 11:24.3. She has not raced since.

7. Lilliana Gutfreind, Tavares Middle School, 8th grade - 11:27.3 at the Red Sea Central Florida championship (projects 11:32.6)

Second to Ilea at the Red Sea championship in 11:27.3, then won Kingdom of the Son on October 24.

8. Kayla Santos, Tavares Middle School, 8th grade - 12:11.4 at Jim Ryun (projects 11:34.5)

Third at the Red Sea championship, right behind Gutfreind, and second to her at Kingdom of the Son.

9. Ana Lucia Barba, A.D. Henderson / FAU High (Boca Raton), 7th grade - 20:38.6 for 5K at the Boca City championship (projects 11:24.9)

A seventh grader who races the high school varsity for FAU High and the middle school races for A.D. Henderson. Ran 20:38.6 for sixth at the Boca City championship on October 19 and won the Gold Coast conference meet.

10. Kendal Cerny, Emerald Coast Middle School, 7th grade - 12:25.9 for two miles at the Panhandle Athletic conference meet (projects 11:50.7)

A seventh grader. Fourth at Stingray Panhandle in 12:02.3, the fourth Emerald Coast girl in, and fifth at the conference meet.

Next up: Mia Emhoff (Emerald Coast), then Amelia Hernandez (Tavares). Esther Dobbin, third on our week 9 public list, is not entered, and Molly Joly is entered in the private school race.

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8:40 a.m. Boys Club Championship

1. RJ Destremps, Hillsborough Harriers, 8th grade - 10:08.4 at Jim Ryun (projects 9:31.5)

Won the Bay Area championship on October 17 in 9:58.3 and the Horse Park in 9:53.8. Second at flrunners, the first club runner in that race.

2. Tommy Schulte, Naples Elite, 8th grade - 10:19.3 at Jim Ryun (projects 9:42.4)

Third at flrunners in 9:54.5, right behind Destremps. Won North Port for Naples Elite and AVE for Gulfview Middle in September.

3. Warren Wilson, Sifted Sports, 8th grade - 10:46.9 at Seffner Christian (projects 10:03.1)

Fifth at flrunners in 10:07.2, a place ahead of Joao Cardoso. Won the Run Florida XC Invitational and Indian River.

4. Joao Cardoso, NEXT, 8th grade - 10:44.0 for two miles at the JT Memorial (projects 10:01.3)

Won the OCMSAC championship on October 22 for Neptune Middle School, 10:33.4 for two miles. Sixth at flrunners for NEXT, behind Wilson.

5. Aidan Moylan, Imagine Town Center (Palm Coast), 8th grade - 10:05.3 at the Horse Park (projects 10:12.5)

Won the North Florida championship on October 24 in 9:46.9, six-tenths ahead of Amari Isom. Also won Bale N Trail and Speziale.

6. Amari Isom, No Excuses RC, 8th grade - 10:21.0 at New World (projects 10:20.2)

Won New World on October 17 in 10:21.0, then was second to Moylan at North Florida a week later. Third in the open race at state last year.

7. Andrew LaHayne, NEXT, 8th grade - 10:42.8 at Jim Ryun (projects 10:05.9)

Second to Cardoso at the OCMSAC championship, 10:34.9 for two miles, and seventh at flrunners in 10:17.3. He has not raced Johnathon Hartley or Elliot Lasota this fall, and his latest race projects better than theirs.

8. Johnathon Hartley, No Excuses RC, 7th grade - 10:48.0 at New World (projects 10:47.2)

A seventh grader. Sixth at New World in 10:48.0, nine places ahead of Lasota. Won the open race at state last year.

9. Elliot Lasota, No Excuses RC, 7th grade - 10:49.1 at Cecil Field (projects 10:05.9)

A seventh grader. Won JAC on October 10 and Cecil Field in August, and was fifth at the North Florida championship.

10. Brayden Milek, Boca Warriors Track Club, 7th grade - 10:30.2 at flrunners (projects 10:36.1)

A seventh grader. Second in the Friday race at flrunners in 10:30.2.

Next up: Banks Stroup (Boca Warriors Track Club), then Parker Whittamore (WIND Runners). Maxwell Claypool, third on our week 9 club list, is entered in the private school race for Canterbury.

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9:00 a.m. Boys Public School Championship

1. Drake Matyka, East Lake Middle School Academy, 8th grade - 10:19.3 at Jim Ryun (projects 9:42.4)

Won flrunners on October 2 in 9:47.7, ahead of RJ Destremps, Tommy Schulte and Luke Lomoriello, and won the PCAC championship for East Lake on October 23. Ninth in the public school race at state last year.

2. Luke Lomoriello, Hobbs Middle School, 8th grade - 10:17.3 at Jim Ryun (projects 9:40.4)

Won the Gulf Coast Stampede in 9:42.6, one of the fastest middle school 3Ks in the state this fall, and was fourth at flrunners. Eighth at state last year.

3. Liam Jopling, Ruckel Middle School, 8th grade - 10:00.9 at Kristine Lynn (projects 9:54.3)

Won Kristine Lynn in 10:00.9 and the Okaloosa County championship on October 15. Sixth at state last year.

4. Lucca Wiseman, Pioneer Middle School, 8th grade - 10:20.7 at Markham Park (projects 10:14.4)

Three wins at Markham Park in September, the fastest in 10:20.7. He has not raced since September 30.

5. Richard Taylor, Frostproof Middle-Senior High, 8th grade - 10:20.8 at Hardee (projects 10:24.1)

Won the middle school race at Hardee on October 17 in 10:20.8, and ran 18:46.0 in the varsity 5k at the Polk County championship on October 24.

6. Cael Rusmisel, Ruckel Middle School, 8th grade - 10:37.3 at Nights of Thunder (projects 10:30.2)

Second to Jopling at the Okaloosa County championship, Kristine Lynn and Nights of Thunder.

7. Tyler Wade, Ruckel Middle School, 6th grade - 10:45.7 at Kristine Lynn (projects 10:39.1)

A sixth grader. Third behind Jopling and Rusmisel at Okaloosa County and at Kristine Lynn.

8. Christian Psilos, Emerald Coast Middle School, 8th grade - 10:45.0 for two miles at the Panhandle Athletic conference meet (projects 10:17.0)

Won the Stingray Panhandle championship on October 17 and his conference meet on October 6, 10:45.0 for two miles. Rusmisel and Wade beat him at Kristine Lynn, and they have not met since.

9. Thomas Carrizo, A.D. Henderson / FAU High (Boca Raton), 7th grade - 18:11.8 for 5K at Pine Crest (projects 10:14.9)

A seventh grader who races the FAU High varsity and the middle school races for A.D. Henderson. Ran 17:29.6 at Snake Bite and 18:04.6 at the Boca City championship.

10. Lorenzo Bellosa, Neptune Middle School, 8th grade - 11:18.9 for two miles at the JT Memorial (projects 10:33.7)

Third at the OCMSAC championship on October 22, 10:48.3 for two miles, and 12th at flrunners, ahead of Marco Garcia.

Next up: Marco Garcia (Ruth K. Broad Bay Harbor K-8), then Gabriel Garback (Tavares).

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9:30 a.m. Girls Charter School Championship

1. Sophia Underwood, Liza Jackson Preparatory School, 7th grade - 12:03.2 for two miles at Pineview (projects 11:03.0)

A seventh grader who has won all six of her races, including the Gulf Coast Stampede in 10:58.6 and Kristine Lynn. Her latest was the Okaloosa County championship on October 15.

2. Lia Chaustre, True North Classical Academy (Miami), 7th grade - 21:36.1 for 5K at the Miami-Dade Youth Fair (projects 11:38.1)

A seventh grader. Won the varsity 5k at the Miami-Dade Youth Fair on October 16 in 21:36.1 and the 305 Classic.

3. Reagan Harder, Jacksonville Classical Academy, 7th grade - 21:31.4 for 5K at HMT (projects 11:40.4)

A seventh grader. Ran 21:31.4 for ninth at HMT on October 10 and was seventh at the North Florida championship on October 24, a place ahead of teammate Mackenzie Dye.

4. Sophia Ramirez, Mason Classical Academy (Naples), 7th grade - 21:32.8 for 5K at MIA (projects 11:50.9)

A seventh grader. Second in the 5k at MIA on October 3 in 21:32.8, and fourth at the GCR qualifier and the CCAC championship.

5. Haven Smith, Cornerstone Classical Academy (Jacksonville), 7th grade - 11:48.0 at Bale N Trail (projects 11:50.6)

A seventh grader. Sixth at Bale N Trail in 11:48.0 and ninth at New World in 11:56.0, the first of three Cornerstone girls on this list.

6. Katelyn Milla, Cornerstone Classical Academy (Jacksonville), 8th grade - 21:41.3 for 5K at JAC (projects 11:53.9)

Ran 21:41.3 in the high school 5k at JAC on October 10 and was 11th at New World, a place ahead of Jayne McCarthy.

7. Caylin Denis, Imagine School at North Port, 6th grade - 21:19.9 for 5K at Wellen Park (projects 11:55.1)

A sixth grader. Ran 21:19.9 in the varsity 5k at Wellen Park and was sixth at North Port. She has not raced since September 19.

8. Jayne McCarthy, Cornerstone Classical Academy (Jacksonville), 7th grade - 12:13.0 at Katie Caples (projects 11:58.3)

A seventh grader. Third at Katie Caples, a place behind Smith, and 12th at New World.

9. Mackenzie Dye, Jacksonville Classical Academy, 7th grade - 11:30.2 at the North Florida championship (projects 12:13.1)

A seventh grader. Eighth at the North Florida championship on October 24 in 11:30.2, her best race of the fall.

10. Brooke Stoneking, Round Lake Charter - 12:11.0 at the Red Sea Central Florida championship (projects 12:16.3)

Sixth at the Red Sea Central Florida championship on October 18 in 12:11.0, four places ahead of Aubrey Bollenback.

Next up: Emmie Palacios (Mater Brickell), then Celeste Alvarez (Doral Academy). Bollenback and Maie Moody, ninth and 10th on our week 9 charter list, follow them.

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9:50 a.m. Girls Private School Championship

1. Valentina Sarcos, Alpha Omega Falcons, 8th grade - 11:43.0 for two miles at Superfly (projects 10:59.8)

Won Spanish River in 10:56.6 and ran 19:49.2 for second in the Palm League 5k on October 22. She has raced for Palmer Trinity and Miami Vice Project this fall and is entered for Alpha Omega Falcons.

2. Adrianna Mattera, The Pine School (Hobe Sound), 6th grade - 20:25.8 for 5K at Sebastian River (projects 11:29.7)

A sixth grader. Ran 20:25.8 for sixth in the varsity 5k at Sebastian River on October 24, and was a place ahead of Molly Joly at Spanish River.

3. Molly Joly, Marathon Middle High, 8th grade - 12:03.3 for two miles at Marathon (projects 11:15.5)

Won the middle school two-mile at Marathon on September 24 in 12:03.3, and ran 20:42.9 at Spanish River, one place behind Mattera. She is entered in the private school race.

4. Danika Mylett, The Pine School (Hobe Sound), 7th grade - 20:26.4 for 5K at Sebastian River (projects 11:30.1)

A seventh grader. Seventh at Sebastian River in 20:26.4, right behind teammate Mattera, and won the middle school race at MRCC.

5. Mila Manguart, St. Theresa School (Coral Gables), 7th grade - 12:36.0 for two miles at the October 22 Superfly meet (projects 11:37.5)

A seventh grader. Second at the Superfly meet on October 22, 12:36.0 for two miles, and won the first two ACC meets.

6. Anabelle Assad, Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach), 7th grade - 20:44.6 for 5K at the Palm League meet (projects 11:41.5)

A seventh grader. Ran 20:44.6 for fifth in the Palm League 5k on October 22 and was third at Dwyer.

7. Evelyn Liever, Berkeley Prep (Tampa), 8th grade - 20:19.5 for 5K at North Port (projects 11:51.0)

Ran 20:07.0 in the elite race at New World, ahead of London Ross, and 20:19.5 at North Port.

8. London Ross, Ransom Everglades (Miami), 7th grade - 21:07.6 for 5K at Astronaut (projects 11:32.1)

A seventh grader. Fourth at Spanish River in 11:31.0, and 20:15.2 for eighth at STU.

9. Lia Kamar, Ransom Everglades (Miami), 7th grade - 11:46.8 at the South Florida MS conference meet (projects 11:47.9)

A seventh grader. Second to Sarcos at the South Florida conference meet on October 13 in 11:46.8, and fifth at Spanish River, a place behind teammate Ross.

10. Quinn Dinola, Bolles (Jacksonville), 6th grade - 11:55.0 at Eagles on the River (projects 11:51.3)

A sixth grader. Won Katie Caples and was fifth at Eagles on the River in 11:55.0.

Next up: Cecilia Kozlowski (South Florida HEAT), then Harper McDonald (Seacrest Country Day). Charlotte Roy, Taylor Geraghty, Natalie Kay, Kylie Cook, Kaitlyn Conboy, Reese Allen and Madeline Kay, all on our week 9 private list, are not entered.

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10:10 a.m. Boys Charter School Championship

1. Javier Parker, Doral Academy, 8th grade - 16:56.1 for 5K at Pine Crest (projects 9:32.6)

Won the middle school race at Spanish River in 9:55.6 and ran 16:46.9 at Snake Bite and 16:55.0 in the elite race at New World.

2. Colton Jobe, The Villages Charter Middle School, 8th grade - 10:44.5 at Seffner Christian (projects 10:00.7)

Won the Red Sea Central Florida championship on October 18 in 10:30.3, the day after he was third at New World. Sixth in the charter race at state last year.

3. Jace Lewis, The Villages Charter Middle School, 7th grade - 10:48.8 at Seffner Christian (projects 10:05.0)

A seventh grader. Fourth at New World in 10:42.0, right behind teammate Jobe.

4. Levi Abbot, Mason Classical Academy (Naples), 8th grade - 20:32.5 for 5K at McGarity (projects 10:34.9)

Races the Mason Classical varsity. Ran 19:27.2 at SFCA King's on October 24, and his 20:32.5 at McGarity projects best.

5. Landon Avila, Doral Academy, 8th grade - 10:24.7 at Spanish River (projects 10:35.2)

Seventh at Spanish River in 10:24.7 and second at the Superfly meet on October 22, 12:21.9 for 2.1 miles.

6. Shane Christian, Franklin Academy (Cooper City), 8th grade - 10:55.1 at the BCAA/MSAA championship (projects 10:51.9)

Second at the BCAA/MSAA championship on October 9 in 10:55.1.

7. Ezekiel Wyman, Florida High (Tallahassee), 8th grade - 10:57.9 at the Tallahassee championship (projects 10:56.0)

Won the Tallahassee championship on October 6 in 10:57.9, two places ahead of teammate Josiah Northington.

8. Raul Binzha-Juarez, Bok Academy (Lake Wales), 8th grade - 9:30.7 at the Polk County championship (projects 10:59.5)

Sixth in the middle school 3K at the Polk County championship on October 24 in 9:30.7. Times there were fast across the board, and that run projects to 10:59.5. It is one race, so this is a thin read.

9. Josiah Northington, Florida High (Tallahassee), 8th grade - 11:06.1 at Kristine Lynn (projects 10:59.5)

Third at the Tallahassee championship and 16th at New World, ahead of Karter James.

10. Karter James, The Villages Charter Middle School, 8th grade - 11:30.8 at Seffner Christian (projects 10:47.0)

Seventh at Seffner Christian in September and 12th at the Red Sea championship.

Next up: Aaron Araque (Doral Academy), then Eden Albertse (Mater Brickell). Drake Matyka, second on our week 9 charter list, is entered in the public school race for East Lake.

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10:30 a.m. Boys Private School Championship

1. Maxwell Claypool, Canterbury School (Fort Myers), 8th grade - 10:36.5 at Jim Ryun (projects 9:59.6)

Won the GCR qualifier and was second at AVE for Canterbury, a place ahead of Liam Piper. He has also raced for WIND Runners and won the Friday race at flrunners.

2. Liam Piper, Southwest Florida Christian Academy (Fort Myers), 8th grade - 18:40.5 for 5K at Fort Myers (projects 9:51.6)

Second to Javier Parker at Spanish River in 10:09.0 and third at AVE. Ran 18:28.7 at SFCA King's on October 24.

3. Yahya Barakat, Bolles (Jacksonville), 8th grade - 14:38.9 for 2.5 miles at Manhattan (projects 10:03.8)

Ran 17:27.0 in the boys' B race at New World, four places ahead of Daniel Hage. His JV run at Manhattan projects best.

4. Daniel Hage, Calvary Christian Academy (Fort Lauderdale), 7th grade - 18:38.9 for 5K at Dr. Garcia (projects 10:11.3)

A seventh grader. Won the Gold Coast conference meet over 1.5 miles and ran 17:30.0 at New World.

5. Kaden Webb, Carrollwood Day School (Tampa), 8th grade - 17:36.9 for 5K at the Tampa Bay private school championship (projects 10:11.5)

Ran 17:36.9 for eighth at the Tampa Bay private school championship on October 22, his best race of the fall.

6. Benjamin Hidalgo, St. Timothy Parish School (Miami), 8th grade - 11:15.9 for two miles at the October 22 Superfly meet (projects 10:23.1)

Won the Superfly meet on October 22, 11:15.9 for two miles, and the first and third ACC meets.

7. Liam Chong, Beaches Chapel (Neptune Beach), 8th grade - 17:39.0 for 5K at New World (projects 10:23.2)

Fourth in the boys' C race at New World in 17:39.0, and second at Bale N Trail, ahead of Danny Deptula.

8. Danny Deptula, Bolles (Jacksonville), 8th grade - 14:49.7 for 2.5 miles at Manhattan (projects 10:11.4)

Ran 18:40.2 at Manhattan and 17:48.0 at New World.

9. Noah Chandler, Tampa Bay HEAT (Brandon), 8th grade - 10:54.9 at Seffner Christian (projects 10:11.1)

Won the TBCAL championship on October 13 and was second to RJ Destremps at the Bay Area championship in 10:30.8.

10. Elliot Macki, Calvary Christian Academy (Fort Lauderdale), 8th grade - 10:49.2 at Jim Ryun (projects 10:12.3)

Ran 17:51.0 at New World and 17:59.8 at Spanish River.

Next up: Reed Corbett (Lakeland Christian), then Jack Irish (Benjamin). Zamari Blumenberg, Sutton Bolitho, James McDonald and Jacob Ryle, all on our week 9 private list, are not entered.

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How we picked them

• Entrants only: the MileSplit entry list for each championship race, pulled Thursday, October 29. Each runner is in the race they entered, which is not always the team they have raced for most.
• Every Florida middle school race in the results database this fall, with two-mile, 2.1-mile and 3,200-meter races converted to 3K. High school 5ks count too: each is leveled for its course, then turned into a 3K figure using the middle schoolers who have raced both. A runner keeps their best figure.
• Head-to-heads since September 12 decide order inside each race, and the most recent meeting stands. When results disagree, the most recent ones decide.
• Two runners who were both on our week 9 division lists keep that order unless the one moving up has raced since.
• Some courses read fast or slow against everything else those runners have done. The OCMSAC championship (October 22) and the Lee County South Region meet (October 20) are scored at their full reading, and the first ABCC meet counts for finishing order only. Oak Park, the Todd Howsare race, the third Volusia County meet and the first and third ACC meets are order-only, as all season.
• Only 2026 races count. A runner who has not raced this fall is not ranked.

Teams: our week 9 team top 10s by division. Every result is in the Florida XC results database.