Boys FLYRA Individual Rankings — Week 1

The best mark of the weekend by nine seconds, and it belongs to a kid with no 2025 FLYRA state result to project from. Destremps won Jim Ryun by essentially the same margin he holds here, and if the state-equivalent math is even close, he is the fastest middle school boy in Florida right now — thirty-five seconds clear of the best returning state time in the field.

First of three unattached boys who went 2-3-6 at Jim Ryun. An 8th grader at 10:17 in August heat converts to a mid-9:30s state run, which would have won last year's open division comfortably.

Two seconds behind Lomoriello and even with Schulte on the clock. The three of them ran each other to marks nobody else in the state touched this week.

Same time as Matyka, so the tiebreak is arbitrary — call them 3 and 4 in either order. Naples Elite sending a kid to Lakeland and getting this back is a statement about where the southwest coast's next class is.

The gap from fourth to fifth is seventeen seconds — the front four are their own race. Claypool leads a WIND squad that put two boys in the top eleven of this list.

The last man under the ten-minute equivalent line among those who raced.

The fastest returning state time in Florida — 10:01.3 last October as a 7th grader — and the top-ranked boy who hasn't raced yet. The projection gives him nothing for ten months of growth. When Ruckel opens its season, expect this seed to look conservative.

Four-tenths ahead of his own teammate. Calvary Christian is the only school program with two boys in the top ten.

Second overall in Cecil Field's combined-gender race and the No. 1 runner on the No. 1 team on the team board — as a 7th grader. Highest-ranked kid on this list who will still be here next year.

Dead even with Lasota to the tenth, and also a 7th grader. Ran stride for stride with his 8th grade teammate Macki all the way to the line.