After competing with her new Wakefield teammates as a part of the Junior Striders club, Ama-Selina Tchume gets to wear the uniform this year.
If the momentum developed during a spectacular fall season can be carried over to the winter, fans of distance running are in for a treat.
If you're looking for someone who really has the potential to rewrite the state records this winter, look no further than Blake Dodge.
Jahmaal Daniel (Terry Sanford) is back, and he wants to move up in the North Carolina all-time rankings.
This young lady has the best returning time in five running events, but she can only run four at the state meet.
Smallest schools classification? Yes. Small talents? Absolutely, positively not. Also, Isaiah Moore is really good.
Elijah Inuwah (Central Academy of Technology) is one of many athletes looking forward to competing for a state title without 3A athletes in the way.
Gevontae Hardy and Brandon Gambrell could be leading North Forsyth back to glory after a long period of middling results.
Is this the year that Parkland's girls finally break through for the team title? Returning rankings give them a solid chance.
The NCHSAA requirements for "Polar Bear" directors have increased, and all the details you need to know are inside.
As times have changed, so have the necessary tools that coaches use to get their job done, and MileSplit is one of those.
Fike's Ian West is the top returning vaulter in the state, and his outdoor best puts him among the top 50 returners in the nation.
With more meets on the schedule and more talent in the meets than ever before, the 2014 indoor season promises fireworks.
Isaiah Moore (Cummings) finished last winter as one of the top returners in the nation, and he has picked up right from there.