History Being Made in the Present at the Manhattan Invitational

Bronx, NY - Van Cortlandt Park has weathered the storm, both figuratively, and literally.  Over 10,000 athletes took to the backhills of Van Cortlandt for the Manhattan Invite, rain or shine.  Only the very best in the Northeast managed to walk away with one of the trophies most likely to be taller than they are.  We were on site with all the coverage you could ever want.  To catch all the action, you can pick the race you want, or click "next" at the bottom to take it all in at once.

Full Results - Click Here Merge added

Full Photo Albums from Manhattan - Click Here

Full Race Videos of Every Varsity Race, Finish video of all races - Click Here

VCP All-Time Lists to be updated Tuesday

 

More on the historical significance of the Fayetteville-Manlius Eastern States sweep can be found below by clicking here.  It stands as the only time a single team has won both titles.

 

Varsity Boys

Eventual Winner Alex Ostberg (blue) leads a quintet of some of the top rated athletes in the Northeast

Boys Easterns - Individuals  -  Teams

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Varsity Girls 

Carly Benson (center) leads the Five First Women of Fayetteville-Manlius

Girls Easterns - Individuals  -  Teams

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Varsity C - Click Here

Varsity D - Click Here

Varsity E - Click Here

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The Five First Men, and the Original Stotans

Saturday marked the ten year anniversary to the day when the world found out about a new cross country superpower arising in central New York.  In 2004, ranked only third in the state going into the meet, the Fayetteville-Manlius boys were matched up against US #1 CBA in the Varsity Letter C race, prior to the boys inclusion of Easterns race.  As the race exited the woods, FM led a five man contingent to sweep the race with a perfect 15.  Since that day, FM has been a staple of NY and US Cross Country prowess.

Here is FM Coach Bill Aris talk about his teams' performance at Manhattan 2014

2004 Throwback

2004 Manhattan Invitational: Meet the New Stotans of FM...

Fayetteville-Manlius: Five First Men