With an impressive showing in their regional, the Knightdale boys may have established themselves as early favorites for Saturday.  

Berry Academy's boys got all 4 relays rolling, but a glitch in the 200 could leave them vulnerable at the state meet.

North Rowan's boys had to work very hard to repeat as champions, while Monroe's girls overcame a few glitches to dominate.

The Cummings boys took command of the toughest 2A regional, but do they have the firepower to win the state title?

The Monroe girls, lead by a fearsome threesome, dominated in the toughest 1A regional, stating their case as favorites going into Saturday.

Ravenscroft's Wesley Frazier posted a nation-leading 1600 time, and also helped her team to a state-leading relay time.

The trip to California brought big highs and tough lows for the Lady Wolverines, plus two sub-9 minute 3200's.

Put Harvey McSwain II and Brian Davis in three races together on a fast track with a tailwind, and you get really fast times.

There were some great performances this weekend, from the meets that were able to get completed through the weather.

Everyone in this meet competed against Mother Nature as well as each other, but there were still some great performances.

Rivals Berry Academy and West Charlotte capture the spirit of competition and sportsmanship at the iconic Charlotte meet.

One of the biggest early-season invitationals in the state also produced some fantastic performances.

Reagan's Craig Engels is one of three North Carolina athletes who jumped straight to #1 in the nation this weekend.

Many schools from the Raleigh and Durham areas combined for strong performances, and a girls' distance star re-emerges after a winter of training.