Bryan Brackney

Will we see anyone move into the top 1000 all-time at McAlpine?

Take a look at the all-time performances from #TeamNC boys at Champs South

In a meet traditionally dominated by Watauga runners, there is still plenty of competition to keep things interesting.

With 6 girls at 18:00 or faster returning, plus 7 boys at or below 16:00, the top-end depth in this classification is exciting.

Watauga's girls led off a big weekend for NC athletes at Taco Bell with their US #12 performance in the 4x800.

Craig Engels has the Reagan Raiders on top of the first Power Rating of the season; check to see if your school is on the list.

The spring season is officially underway, and athletes took advantage of the chance to show their early fitness.

Cary's Bakri Abushouk is poised to assume the mantle of the state's top distance runner when this year's seniors are gone.

From the very first event, this meet delivered on the promise of great competition and big performances. (Photo by Joseph Bond)

The new JDL Fast Track lives up to its name, with two girls under 40 seconds in the 300 just one of the week's highlights.

Although some expected powers rank high on the list, there are some surprises--and one big bombshell--in the top 10.

NCRunners needs information!  Contact me if you are participating in either of the postseason competitions.

Where does Cardinal Gibbons' win place them in the overall rankings, and which team will be number one?

How will the powerful NCRunners database do in predicting the advancers from each regional this weekend?

From Cary to Charlotte, with many stops along the way, this week produced an incredible number of big times.

Top teams from Wake County, Forsyth County, and Western NC shook the rust off with shorter first races.

Green Hope girls, Sammy George, Blake Williams, boys team?