The selections for the 2014 cross country season were Julio Ruiz-Gomez of Farrell, Robbie Guidicipietro of St. Joseph by-the-Sea, Juan Guzman of Susan Wagner, Joseph Espinoza of McKee/Staten Island Tech and Peter Clark of Poly Prep

Approximately 100 athletes will be honored

Lions were underdogs

Saturday's Staten Island Champs marks the conclusion for most cross country seasons, and with a wide open field, the most up for grabs.
The first gun is scheduled to go off at 10 a.m. with the boys varsity championships.
For the first time in recent me...

WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY – Notre Dame Academy's Keiana Mitchell and Poly Prep's Peter Clark, a New Dorp resident, led the Staten Island contingent Saturday in the New York State Federation Cross Country Championships, competing at Bowdoin Park.
Mitch...

A week ago, Notre Dame Academy proved to be the best in its league – easily winning the CHSAA Intersectional Cross Country Championships over three-time defending champion St. Anthony's (47-85) at Van Cortlandt Park, in the Bronx. It was the Gato...

Susan Wagner's William Cuthbertson continued to prove he is a harrier rising star Tuesday, easily winning the Staten Island Freshman Cross Country Championships individual crown in an uncontested time of 8 minutes, 7.66 seconds at Clove Lakes Park.
Cut...

Finally!
For the past two seasons, Poly Prep's Peter Clark, a New Dorp resident, missed qualifying for the New York State Federation Championships by one place in his league meet.
Sunday, Clark achieved his goal of making it this year, finishing sixth ...

Farrell’s Julio Ruiz-Gomez wanted to make a statement in his final race as a high schooler at Van Cortlandt Park, and he did just that Sunday, finishing in a personal record 13 minutes, 6.63 seconds over the 2.5-mile course, good for 8th place at...

Susan Wagner’s Juan Guzman once again came up big in the clutch, leading all Islanders with a fourth-place time of 17 minutes, 5.78 seconds Sunday at the PSAL City Championships at Van Cortlandt Park, the Bronx.
Guzman uncharacteristically s...