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WINGFOOT XC CLASSIC SEPTEMBER 20-21, 2019 YOUTH BOYS BOX # YOUTH GIRLS 5:30 p.m. 5:50 p.m. 1 Adairsville Middle School 12 Adairsville Middle School Alpha Crush Running Club 3 Alpha Crush Running Club Atlanta Track Club 16 Atlanta Track Club Best Academy 2 Best Academy Cartersville Middle School 5 Cartersville Middle School Cedartown Middle School 8 Cedartown Middle School Cherokee Jr. Warriors 9 Cherokee Jr. Warriors Cornerstone Christian Academy 20 Cornerstone Christian Academy Creekland Middle School 25 Creekland Middle School Georgia Elite 26 Georgia Elite Great Strides 13 Great Strides Individuals 28 Individuals Inman Middle School 27 Inman Middle School Lakeside Middle School 17 Lakeside Middle School Landmark Christian School 10 Landmark Christian School Lassiter Jr. Trojans 23 Lassiter Jr. Trojans Lovett School 22 Lovett School North Cobb Christian School 11 North Cobb Christian School Paideia School 19 Paideia School Pickens Jr. High School 24 Pickens Jr. High School Rome Middle School 15 Rome Middle School Roswell Jr. Hornets 21 Roswell Jr. Hornets Sprayberry Jr. Jackets 4 Sprayberry Jr. Jackets St. Benedict’s Episcopal School 7 St. Benedict’s Episcopal School The Walker School 6 The Walker School Trinity Christian School 18 Trinity Christian School Woodland Middle School 14 Woodland Middle School WINGFOOT XC CLASSIC SEPTEMBER 20-21, 2019 FROSH CHAMPIONSHIP BOYS BOX # FROSH CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS 6:10 p.m. 6:40 p.m. 1 Alpharetta High School 19 Alpharetta High School Archer High School 20 Winter Park High School Ardrey Kell High School 11 Landmark Christian School Auburn High School 22 Auburn High School Blessed Trinity Catholic High School 17 Blessed Trinity Catholic High School Cambridge High School 3 Cambridge High School Cartersville High School 16 Etowah High School Harrison High School 27 Harrison High School Hillgrove High School 18 Hillgrove High School Jones County High School 2 Woodstock High School King’s Ridge Christian School 29 King’s Ridge Christian School Lambert High School 24 Lambert High School 8 Lakeside High School, DeKalb Marietta High School 7 Marietta High School Marist School 21 Marist School Mill Creek High School 9 Mill Creek High School Milton High School 14 Milton High School Pace Academy 13 Pace Academy Paideia School 28 Paideia School Parkview High School 23 Parkview High School Pope High School 5 Pope High School South Forsyth High School 10 South Forsyth High School St. Pius X Catholic High School 15 St. Pius X Catholic High School Starrs Mill High School 4 Starrs Mill High School Walton High School 26 Walton High School West Forsyth High School 12 West Forsyth High School Westminster Schools 25 Westminster Schools WINGFOOT XC CLASSIC SEPTEMBER 20-21, 2019 COLLEGE/INVITATIONAL WOMEN BOX # COLLEGE/INVITATIONAL MEN 7:10 p.m. 7:25 p.m. 1 Atlanta Track Club 11 Atlanta Track Club Bryan College 21 Bryan College Central Georgia Technical College 17 Central Georgia Technical College Clayton State University 14 Clayton State University Covenant College 6 Covenant College Georgia Elite 5 Georgia Military College 23 Georgia Military College Georgia Tech 24 Georgia Tech Jacksonville State University 8 Jacksonville State University King University 22 King University Life University 13 Piedmont College 20 Piedmont College Point University 12 Point University Reinhardt University 15 Reinhardt University Samford University 16 Samford University SCAD Savannah 9 SCAD Savannah Tusculum University 10 Tusculum University University of North Georgia 7 University of South Alabama 19 University of South Alabama Young Harris College 18 Young Harris College WINGFOOT XC CLASSIC SEPTEMBER 20-21, 2019 JV CHAMPIONSHIP BOYS BOX # JV CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS 8:05 p.m. 8:35 p.m. 1 Alpharetta High School 19 Alpharetta High School Archer High School 20 Winter Park High School Ardrey Kell High School 11 Landmark Christian School Auburn High School 22 Auburn High School Blessed Trinity Catholic High School 17 Blessed Trinity Catholic High School Cambridge High School 3 Cambridge High School Cartersville High School 16 Etowah High School Harrison High School 27 Harrison High School Hillgrove High School 18 Hillgrove High School Jones County High School 2 Jones County High School Lambert High School 24 Lambert High School Dawson County High School 8 Lakeside High School, DeKalb Marietta High School 7 Marietta High School Marist School 21 Marist School Mill Creek High School 9 Mill Creek High School Milton High School 14 Milton High School Pace Academy 13 Pace Academy Paideia School 28 Paideia School Parkview High School 23 Parkview High School Pope High School 5 Pope High School South Forsyth High School 10 South Forsyth High School St. Pius X Catholic High School 15 St. Pius X Catholic High School Starrs Mill High School 4 Starrs Mill High School Walton High School 26 Walton High School West Forsyth High School 12 West Forsyth High School Westminster Schools 25 Westminster Schools WINGFOOT XC CLASSIC SEPTEMBER 20-21, 2019 CHAMPIONSHIP BOYS BOX # CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS 9:05 p.m. 9:25 p.m. 1 Alpharetta High School 18 Alpharetta High School Archer High School 19 Winter Park High School Ardrey Kell High School 10 Landmark Christian School Auburn High School 21 Auburn High School Blessed Trinity Catholic High School 16 Blessed Trinity Catholic High School Brentwood High School 5 Brentwood High School Cambridge High School 2 Cambridge High School Cartersville High School 15 Etowah High School Harrison High School 26 Harrison High School Hillgrove High School 17 Hillgrove High School Lambert High School 23 Lambert High School Dawson County High School 7 Lakeside High School, DeKalb Marietta High School 6 Marietta High School Marist School 20 Marist School Mill Creek High School 8 Mill Creek High School Milton High School 13 Milton High School Pace Academy 12 Pace Academy Parkview High School 22 Parkview High School Pope High School 4 Pope High School South Forsyth High School 9 South Forsyth High School St. Pius X Catholic High School 14 St. Pius X Catholic High School Starrs Mill High School 3 Starrs Mill High School Walton High School 25 Walton High School West Forsyth High School 11 West Forsyth High School Westminster Schools 24 Westminster Schools INDIVIDUALS 27 INDIVIDUALS WINGFOOT XC CLASSIC SEPTEMBER 20-21, 2019 CHAMPIONSHIP BOYS cont’d. BOX # CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS cont’d. 9:05 p.m. 9:25 p.m. INDIVIDUALS 27 INDIVIDUALS Andrew Jones (North Hall) Ally Wilson (Daniel) Avery Jaynes (Southeast Bulloch) Caylee Wagner (North Hall) Caleb Hall (North Forsyth) Emery Ryan (John Milledge Academy) Collin Jones (Carrollton) Emily Golden (Tift County) Connor Battles (Mary Persons) Evan Elizabeth Welch (White County, TN) Elijah McCauley (Paideia) Faith Bobak (Lyndon Academy) Jesse Small (MLK Magnet) Laney Doster (Jones County) Jack Terry (Lee-Scott Academy) Luna McCauley (Paideia) Justin Wachtel (Mary Persons) Mackenzie Walls (Veterans) London Craddock (MLK Magnet) Mari Cagle Lockahrt (Daniel) Luke Gaddis (Chestatee) McKenna Trapheagan (Woodland) Mikias Mekonen (Lakeside, Dekalb) Reagan Mahoney (AIS) Miles Ally (MLK) Sarah McCartney (Archer) Mismeh Balawi (Daniel) Sam Rich (Lakeside, Evans) Zack Truitt (Landmark Christian) WINGFOOT XC CLASSIC SEPTEMBER 20-21, 2019 VARSITY BOYS A BOX # VARSITY GIRLS A 8:30 a.m. 8:45 a.m. Banks County High School 14 Dalton High School Carrollton High School 19 Carrollton High School Cherokee High School 5 Cherokee High School Christian Brothers High School 16 Deerfield-Windsor School Coffee High School 1 Atlanta Girls’ School Daniel High School 7 Daniel High School 21 Fellowship Christian School Dunwoody High School 4 Dunwoody High School Evans High School 3 Evans High School Forsyth Central High School 22 Forsyth Central High School Gainesville High School 26 Gainesville High School Hart County High School 8 Hart County High School Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School 20 Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School Johns Creek High School 13 Johns Creek High School Kennesaw Mountain High School 24 Kennesaw Mountain High School Lakeside High School, DeKalb 32 Landmark Christian School 17 North Forsyth High School Lanier High School 10 Lanier High School Locust Grove High School 25 Locust Grove High School Lovett School 28 Lovett School Peachtree Ridge High School 18 Peachtree Ridge High School Richmond Hill High School 2 Richmond Hill High School River Ridge High School 11 River Ridge High School Riverwood International Charter School 29 Riverwood International Charter School Roswell High School 9 Roswell High School Sequoyah High School 6 Sequoyah High School Shiloh High School 12 Providence High School Southeast Bulloch High School 30 Southeast Bulloch High School Veterans High School 27 Veterans High School Wesleyan School 15 Wesleyan School Woodland High School, Cartersville 31 Woodland High School, Cartersville Woodstock High School 23 Woodstock High School WINGFOOT XC CLASSIC SEPTEMBER 20-21, 2019 VARSITY BOYS B BOX # VARSITY GIRLS B 9:05 a.m. 9:20 a.m. Adairsville High School 12 Banks County High School Atlanta Classical Academy 26 Atlanta Classical Academy Berkmar High School 25 Berkmar High School Best Academy 11 Cartersville High School Cass High School 27 Cass High School Cedartown High School 15 Cedartown High School Chattahoochee High School 20 Chattahoochee High School Coahulla Creek High School 21 Coahulla Creek High School Dalton High School 7 Coretta Scott King Academy Deerfield-Windsor School 17 Dawson County High School Discovery High School 6 Discovery High School Fellowship Christian School 31 Franklin County High School 3 Franklin County High School Franklin High School 30 Franklin High School Glynn Academy 32 John Carroll Catholic High School 19 John Carroll Catholic High School KIPP Atlanta Collegiate High School 23 KIPP Atlanta Collegiate High School Mount Paran Christian School 10 Mount Paran Christian School Mount Vernon Presbyterian School 2 Mount Vernon Presbyterian School New Manchester High School 4 New Manchester High School North Atlanta High School 16 North Atlanta High School North Cobb Christian School 22 North Cobb Christian School North Forsyth High School 1 North Springs Charter High School 29 North Springs Charter High School Sprayberry High School 5 Sprayberry High School St.
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