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Topic: Cross Country

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CrossCountry The 2011 Cross Country Schedules are available online. Click on the links below to download a printable schedule.

Women's Schedule

Men's Schedule
Posted by Admin on Tuesday, August 09, 2011 (138 Reads)
 
CrossCountry November 2, 2008 - By Andrew Pearson , Asheville Citizen-Times

John Harwell went into the dense woods of Tanglewood Park a second time Saturday morning as a contender. The Asheville High junior came out as the NCHSAA 3-A boys cross-country champion, thumping down one triumphant stride after another.  Keenly using the vegetation as a landmark, Harwell threw forth a surge in the final 1,000 meters to win the Cougars' first state title since 2001 in 15 minutes, 57.36 seconds.



Read full article: 'Cougars' Harwell Wins State Cross Country Title'
Posted by CougarSportsNet on Sunday, November 02, 2008 (1190 Reads)
 
CrossCountry The 2008 Men's Cross Country Schedule is now online.

Read full article: '2008 Men's Cross Country Schedule'
Posted by Admin on Thursday, June 12, 2008 (1186 Reads)
 
CrossCountry The 2008 Women's Cross Country Schedule is now online. Click Read Full Article below to view the schedule.

Read full article: '2008 Women's Cross Country Schedule'
Posted by Admin on Thursday, June 12, 2008 (1102 Reads)
 
CrossCountry

Excerpts from Citizen-Times.com

Tanglewood Park - Clemmons - Both Asheville High cross country teams made strong showings at the 2007 NCHSAA 3-A state meet.  The Asheville High girls team (107 points) was tucked behind Roberson and Reagan in third place at Saturday’s meet and paced by senior Cara Hayes (sixth place, 19:49.22).

In the 3-A boys race, the Cougars (63 points) came within seven points of knocking off heavy prerace favorite and defending state champion Mooresville (56).

Sophomore John Harwell was Asheville’s lone all-state performer (fifth place, 16:25.51), but coach Chris Stroup was ecstatic with the overall performance of his team. The second-place finish in 3-A matched the best showing in school history (2001).

“It was an outstanding day,” Stroup said. “To be up there with a team like Mooresville is spectacular.   “Our seniors really came through. And our sophomores ran well, too. I couldn’t have asked for more out of them.”

Congratulations on your outstanding performances!  Asheville High is very proud of you!


Posted by CougarSportsNet on Sunday, November 04, 2007 (1092 Reads)
 

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