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December 06, 2023
231 Young Hoosiers and 17 Teams Set to Compete at National Junior Olympic Championships in Kentucky
Indiana Entry & Results Scoreboard
The
2023 USATF National Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships
will take place tomorrow (9-Dec) in Louisville, KY. The competition is taking place at E.P. "Tom" Sawyer State Park, the site of numerous NCAA championships, including the 2012, 2015, and 2017 Division 1 championships.
A total of 3225 athletes are entered from across the country. The top 25 finishers in each age division will earn all-American honors and recognition at the awards ceremony.
219 Indiana athletes, representing 17 clubs, are entered in the championships.
Clubs with athletes competing in the competition are (# of athletes):
• #teamorange Distance Running Club (15)
• AthLead Indy (1)
• Brownsburg Distance Running Club (15)
• Center Grove Track & XC (9)
• Columbus Running Club (18)
• Eagle Creek Endurance Project (6)
• Evansville Speedsters Track (6)
• Fishers Fire (12)
• Indiana Track Club (1)
• NOVA Run Club (6)
• Ohio River Valley Racers (6)
• Soca Speed Track Club (42)
• South Central Indiana Running Club (10)
• Southern Indiana Running Club (12)
• Speed U Track Club (1)
• Three Rivers Racing (20)
• Westfield Track (22)
The following Indiana athletes won Region 7 titles last month and should contend for all-American honors:
Girls
•
Sterling Howard
(9-10 Girls, Fishers Fire)
•
Aliyah Yorek
(11-12 Girls, unattached)
•
Maddie Graber
(15-16 Girls; #teamorange Distance RC)
•
Emily Garten
(17-18 Girls, unattached)
Boys
•
Aaron Stockwell
(7-18 Boys; Speed U TC)
•
Quentyn Mutz
(9-10 Boys; Evansville Speedsters Track)
•
Jaxon Sager
(11-12 Boys; #teamorange Distance RC)
•
Calvin Seitz
(13-14 Boys; #teamorange Distance RC)
•
Zane Meyer
(15-16 Boys; unattached)
•
Samuel Yarnelle
(17-8 Boys; Soca Speed TC)
At last year's championships in Texas, Yorek finished fourth in the 9-10 division and Seitz finished 21st in the 13-14 division. Both look to content for top-ten finishes this year.
Teams that won regional titles last month and will content for top-ten team finishes are
Southern Indiana Running Club
(7-8 Boys),
Westfield Track
(9-10 Boys),
Fishers Fire
(9-10 Girls),
Soca Speed Track Club
(15-18 Boys),
Soca Speed Track Club
(15-18 Girls).
Visit the Indiana
event coverage page
to see the complete list of Indiana entries and to navigate to the live results.