Nick Ryan

Timpview's Aidan Troutner (UT) ran the 20th all-time fastest boys 5K at the NXN National Championships en route to victory in 2017.

We're in that odd lull between the top-end performances that culminated the Indoor Championships, and the big Invitationals, both New York and Penn Relays, that

The Track Night NYC by Tracksmith provided a huge stage for several High School athletes to take a big step forward.

As the 2020 Season comes to an end, the Overall Gatorade Choices are being released.

FM's Ryan nicked another win, but Saratoga edged out a 57-58 win at Elma Meadows in 2012 in the aftermath of Sandy.

As the year, and the decade, comes to a close, we look back at the best of the bunch.

It is the most contested course in the State, but is it faster or slower than the year before?

A course that was once dominated by New Yorkers, now has a name from abroad atop the list.

The Gatorade Company today announced Mason Gatewood of Saint Anthony's High School as its 2017-18 Gatorade New York Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year

Check how it all played out below.

Can any boy break on to the Top Ten All-Time?

Van Cortlandt Park has been home to many a great performance, and we have them all, ranked through the Top 100.

New York's #1 Moment

MileSplit HQ -  It's National Signing Day, which means many of New York's senior tracksters, will put their powers to the pen, and sign a letter of intent for College.  We'll be here with all the decisions, and be sure to send in your pictures.  Didn't snap one?  You can still tweet #milesplitsigning and you choice will appear below for all to see.  We've also got a preliminary list below of some of the big names, which will be updated throughout the day.  Check it out!

A look back at the past weekend of competition.

Coverage of the 47th annual Glenn D. Loucks Games in White Plains, New York

The past 2012-2013 Indoor season has seen some great races, some great times, and some breakout stars.  As usual, we're here to break down the season's best performers, ranking athletes from every inch of the state.  As opposed to our XC All-State list, which was organized by grade, we chose to organize the Track All-State lists by discipline.  As always, it is never an easy decision, and several great athletes had to be left off the list.  The depth of talent in New York is only exceeded by the number of stand-out performances achieved this year, including numerous state and national records.  Award winners are designated by W's, with honorable mentions being listed 1-2-3 by rank.  Relays are ranked as a collective per team.  And all opinions are that of the webmaster, Kyle Brazeil.  If you think there is someone we missed, or someone was misranked, feel free to comment about it in our discussion forum.

The Nike Cross Nationals finally crowned its first two-time boys’ national champion Saturday.  But it wasn’t those 2011 titlists that had ruled in record fashion all fall long – from North Carolina to New York – and had been favored, despite nearly stumbling last weekend in their regional. (Photo by Patty Morgan)

If you see Nick Ryan going out hard Saturday during the Nike Cross Nationals Boys Championship race at Portland Meadows, perhaps grabbing a sizable lead in the first mile, you best not let him go this time.