Jackson Rowe and Katie Sherron win by a bunch at Miller Landing Madness

Saturday, 12 August 2023, was a day for winning margins in Gulf Winds Track Club's annual Miller Landing Madness 8K. Specifically, it was a day for big winning margins. Chiles High senior Jackson Rowe won the race by nearly two minutes in 27:43, which meant that he was leading by almost half a kilometer when he finished the race. Master runner Dr. Katie Sherron took first on the women's side in 31:09, finishing almost ten minutes before the next woman.

Jackson Rowe

The eight-kilometer cross-country race started at 8:00 AM ET on the north side of Tallahassee, Florida in Phipps Park. Nicholas Samuel, who had won the race in 2021, was leading coming off the starting line. By the two-kilometer mark Samuel had been overtaken by Jackson Rowe and another Chiles harrier, junior Gabriel Edwards. Over the next four kilometers Rowe pulled away while Edwards also left Samuel behind. At six kilometers Rowe was over a minute ahead of Edwards and Samuel had faded to seventh.


Rowe continued to widen the gap, going on to win in 27:43. Edwards hung on to place second in 29:30. Over the final two kilometers, Chiles sophomore Josh Hicks passed master runner Leonardo Canete but couldn't quite catch Edwards. Hicks was third in 29:30, giving Chiles the first three spots. Canete was fourth in 29:40.

Jackson Rowe, Nicholas Samuel, Gabriel Edwards

The Miller Landing Madness 8K is run on a loop course, with the athletes doing the loop twice. The loop is on the slope of the Lake Jackson Basin, so there is plenty of up and down. The highest point on the course comes about midway through the loop. So when Katie Sherron crested the high point the first time, she had been racing for two kilometers. The second time by, she had gone six kilometers. Less than fifteen minutes after finishing the race, she came by a third time.


"I parked at the tennis courts," she explained.

Katie Sherron

The tennis courts were a good two miles from the starting line, and a bit farther than that from the finish line, requiring at least four miles of warming up and cooling down. But Sherron has won the women's 8K title at four of the last five Miller Landing Madness events. She also set the women's course record in 2022. Plus, Sherron was the 2021 USATF National Club Cross-Country Women's Master Champion. Nine or more miles of running is an easy Saturday morning for an athlete with those credentials.


Sherron led the women's field from start to finish, placing eleventh overall in 31:09. The only faster women's performance on the course was Sherron's own 30:51, the Miller Landing Madness record she set in the 2022 race.

Nancy Moody

Two kilometers into the race, Nancy Moody was second in the women's field. She held that position all the way to the finish line, taking 53rd overall in 40:52. Master runner Ruffian Tyner overtook Emma Huggins during the final two kilometer of the race to take third in the women's standings. Tyner was 54th overall in 41:47 and Huggins was 55th overall in 42:00.


129 athletes finished the 2023 Miller Landing Madness 8K.


Top Ten Men, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 8K

1. 27:43, Jackson Rowe (M, 17) Chiles High
2. 29:30, Gabriel Edwards (M, 16) Chiles High
3. 29:34, Joshua Hicks (M, 15) Chiles High
4. 29:40, Leonardo Canete (M, 44)
5. 29:57, Jonah Blay (M, 17) Chiles High
6. 30:04, Walker Elrod (M, 15) Grace Christian
7. 30:11, Matthew Hauser (M, 15) Lincoln High
8. 30:46, Nicholas Samuel (M, 20)
9. 30:54, Jackson Beener (M, 15) Chiles High
10. 31:01, Jack Fuller (M, 16) Chiles High

Top Ten Women, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 8K

1. 31:09, Katie Sherron (F, 41)
2. 40:52, Nancy Moody (F, 38)
3. 41:47, Ruffian Tyner (F, 48)
4. 42:00, Emma Huggins (F, 32)
5. 42:09, Nancy Proctor (F, 62)
6. 42:31, Angela Dempsey (F, 55)
7. 42:39, Nancy Stedman (F, 61)
8. 42:53, Hannah Hosay (F, 21)
9. 43:23, Georgina Hernandez (F, 33)
10. 43:26, Stephanie Liles-Weyant (F, 51)

Henry Lewis

The Miller Landing Madness 5K shared a starting line and a starting time with the 8K. Seconds after the start, Henry Lewis was leading everyone--both 8K and 5K competitors. Unchallenged, the Wakulla High sophomore continued to lead all the way to the finish line, winning the 5K in 17:12. Wakulla High senior Andrew Nix placed runner-up in 18:31. Josiah Friddle, a Franklin County High junior, took third in 18:41.


Isabella Laughton was the first woman in the 5K, making it a Wakulla High sweep of the 3.1-mile race. A junior-year athlete, Laughton was ninth overall in 19:57. Dothan High junior Gabriella Baker was the women's runner-up, coming in fifteenth overall in 21:37. Megan Noonan took third in the women's standings, placing sixteenth overall in 21:55.

Isabella Laughton

Bryan Hendricks was the top master runner in the 5K, the tenth male finisher and eleventh overall in 20:28. Tina Smith was the first woman master in the race and the 23rd female finisher, placing 61st overall in 27:27.


144 athletes finished the 2023 Miller Landing Madness 5K.


Top Ten Men, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 5K

1. 17:12, Henry Lewis (M, 16) Wakulla High
2. 18:31, Andrew Nix (M, 18) Wakulla High
3. 18:41, Josiah Friddle (M, 16) Franklin County High
4. 18:53, Paul Gunter (M, 17) Suwannee High
5. 19:28, Ryan McCreary (M, 15) Lincoln High
6. 19:40, Joshua Robinson (M, 17) John Paul II Catholic High
7. 19:44, Nathaniel Cabrera (M, 14) Franklin County High
8. 19:48, Alex Marshall (M, 17) Wakulla High
9. 20:10, Emil Bendeck (M, 16) Wakulla High
10. 20:28, Bryan Hendricks (M, 42)

Top Ten Women, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 5K

1. 19:57, Isabella Laughton (F, 15) Wakulla High
2. 21:37, Gabriella Baker (F, 17) Dothan High
3. 21:55, Megan Noonan (F, 39)
4. 21:59, Taylor Pfeifer (F, 17) Wakulla High
5. 22:00, Liliana Lewis (F, 17) Wakulla High
6. 22:42, Lana Hawkins (F, 16) Wakulla High
7. 22:44, Tatiana Smith (F, 14) Grace Christian
8. 23:16, Analecia Ferrell (F, 18) Wakulla High
9. 23:54, Emmalee Johnson (F, 16) Southwest Georgia
10. 23:56, Marigrace Garcia-Simmons (F, 14) Southwest Georgia

The last 8K and 5K runners were clearing the trails at 9:00 AM, the starting time of the 3K. The three-kilometer race has typically been for middle school and younger athletes, but this year a pair of Chiles High cross-country runners took the first two places--frosh Jonathan Kiros was first in 9:45 and junior Peyton Allen was runner-up in 10:09. Trinity Catholic eighth-grader James Mogg was the first middle school level athlete in the race, taking third in 10:57.

Charlotte Sikes

Charlotte Sikes successfully defended the female division of the 3K from high school incursions. Racing in a Red Hills Running Club vest, the Deer Lake seventh-grader was the first girl in the race for the second year in a row, placing eighth overall in 11:25. Sikes' time was a 40-second improvement on her performance in the 2022 race as well as a new Miller Landing Madness record, edging out the previous mark of 11:26 set by Rory Claussen in 2018.


The next three spots went to high school frosh athletes. Kaia Ables was the girls' runner-up, placing tenth overall in 11:38. Savannah Stanley edged Haley Heitmeyer for third in the girls' standings, both athlete clocked in 11:43. Stanley was twelfth overall and Heitmeyer thirteenth.


156 athletes finished the 2023 Miller Landing Madness 3K. Gulf Winds Track Club chip-timed the races.


Top Ten Men, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 3K

1. 9:45, Jonathan Kiros (M, 14)
2. 10:09, Peyton Allen (M, 16)
3. 10:57, James Mogg (M, 13)
4. 11:04, Logan Haley (M, 14)
5. 11:19, Levi Pearson (M, 14)
6. 11:23, Carson Weiss (M, 14)
7. 11:24, Patrick Walsh (M, 14)
8. 11:30, Lowell Mick (M, 14)
9. 11:41, Landon Heitmeyer (M, 9)
10. 11:44, Emerson Gandy (M, 12)

Top Ten Women, 2023 Miller Landing Madness 3K

1. 11:25, Charlotte Sikes (F, 12)
2. 11:38, Kaia Ables (F, 14)
3. 11:43, Savannah Stanley (F, 14)
4. 11:43, Haley Heitmeyer (F, 14)
5. 12:31, Acadia Hassell (F, 10)
6. 12:36, Sophia Youngberg (F, 15)
7. 12:43, Alexis Mayfield (F, 12)
8. 12:44, Maddy Morris (F, 15)
9. 12:53, Ava Hill (F, 17)
10. 12:59, London Mellen (F, 15)

Miller Landing Madness Winners, 2004 - 2023
Date	Race	Men	Women	Finishers
28 August 2004	8K	27:57, Gary Droze	34:58, Kate Remillard	79
	5K	16:40, Shawn Patterson	20:13, Adriana Piekarwicz	170
27 August 2005	8K	27:36, Justin Davis	31:02, Sarah Docter-Williams	120
	5K	15:59, Alex Miletich	18:58, Lydia Willise	235
26 August 2006	8K	29:49, Adam David Churchill	33:29, Kati Gosnell	103
	5K	16:06, Christian Minor	19:30, Jana Stolting	217
	3K	11:39, Brian Bowden	12:47, Summer Shepherd	118
25 August 2007	8K	27:42, Seth Proctor	32:31, Sheryl Rosen	108
	5K	16:13, Joseph Franklin	19:57, Emily Ness	194
	3K	11:58, Sam McManama	11:59, Carly Thomas	70
30 August 2008	8K	28:57, David Altmaier	32:49, Sheryl Rosen	76
	5K	17:12, Austin Stevens	18:46, Jana Stolting	110
	3K	11:21, Will Henderson	13:14, Autumn Wable	73
29 August 2009	8K	28:05, Chris Lake	33:03, Sarah Docter-Williams	151
	5K	18:17, Austin Stevens	18:17, Jana Stolting	243
	3K	11:26, Chase Harris	12:04, Cecelia Williams	136
28 August 2010	8K	26:28, Kevin Cook	33:29, Sheryl Rosen	168
	5K	17:15, Patrick Swain	19:22, Stefanie Kurgatt	160
	3K	11:14, Wil Luca	13:30, Madeline Horgan	110
27 August 2011	8K	25:54, Kevin Sullivan	32:17, Sheryl Rosen	236
	5K	16:59, Jacob Slupecki	20:14, Stefanie Kurgatt	212
	3K	11:08, Evan Francis	12:59, Cheyenne Hildinger	157
25 August 2012	8K	27:50, Vince Molosky	36:36, Jane Johnson	190
	5K	16:32, Joseph Garcia	19:12, Stefanie Kurgatt	258
	3K	10:57, Jake Mazziotta	12:16, Adrianna Dugan	148
24 August 2013	8K	26:29, Will Stanford	35:11, Katie Showman	150
	5K	16:55, Joseph Garcia	19:20, Emily Ness	237
	3K	10:48, James McClure	12:20, Chase Merrick	135
23 August 2014	8K	28:26, Chris Lake	35:26, Brittney Barnes	154
	5K	17:09, Joe Garcia	21:13, Caroline Willis	172
	3K	11:33, Jonathan McClure	12:34, Alyson Churchill	173
22 August 2015	8K	28:45, Roger Schmidt	38:07, Jane Skalski	126
	5K	18:16,James McClure	20:33, Caroline Willis	207
	3K	11:14, Jonathan McClure	11:34, Alyson Churchill	205
20 August 2016	8K	31:06, Geb Kiros	37:19, Katie Sack	160
	5K	18:03, Jake Mazziotta	19:20, Alyson Churchill	203
	3K	11:41, Trenton Blake	12:52, Lindsay James	171
19 August 2017	8K	29:11, Clayton Carlson	35:01, Kat Sack	125
	5K	17:55, Jesse Boyd	21:07, Elizabeth Skipper	237
	3K	11:01, Patrick Koon	12:43, Paige Churchill	212
18 August 2018	8K	33:07, Jim Halley	36:04, Katie Sherron	127
	5K	18:00, Jesse Boyd	19:57, Sheryl Rosen	201
	3K	10:37, Connor Edwards	11:26, Rory Claussen	177
17 August 2019	8K	31:21, Pierre Pean	33:04, Ann Centner	141
	5K	18:32, Daniel Wiedeman	22:14, Gracie Koeppel	196
	3K	10:47, Patrick Koon	12:10, Clifton Lewis	136
14 August 2021	8K	29:18, Nicholas Samuel	31:28, Katie Sherron	89
	5K	17:34, Brock Granberg	20:48, Susan Koeppel	165
	3K	10:52, Walker Elrod	11:36, Clifton Lewis	63
13 August 2022	8K	28:16, Alexander Croy	30:51, Katie Sherron	126
	5K	17:51, Nicholas Samuel	22:07, Isabella Laughton	128
	3K	10:11, Jonah Blay	12:05, Charlotte Sikes	131
12 August 2023	8K	27:43, Jackson Rowe	31:09, Katie Sherron	129
	5K	17:12, Henry Lewis	19:57, Isabella Laughton	144
	3K	9:45, Jonathan Kiros	11:25, Charlotte Sikes	156
The Miller Landing Madness was preceded in history by the Miccosukee Madness (2004-2007) and the Tom Brown Bash (1977-2003) races.

Links

• Complete results of the 2023 Miller Landing Madness
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRabvJjx1X1vuKFbjfNIcqlGwTy-cUnb1ig3fBTxS1VCOGZrtVEr-B1reLdz3u2gtMOYpcPX2z_1TDN/pubhtml
  
  
• More Trouble Afoot! photos of the 2023 Miller Landing Madness
  
  • 8K & 5K: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10121156992120043
  • 3K: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10121154701555353
  
  
• 2022 story, “Mad runs at the Madness for Alexander Croy and Katie Sherron”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2022/08/madness-2022.html
  
  
• 2021 story, “Nicholas Samuel wins and Katie Sherron sets a record in their return to Madness”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2021/08/madness-2021.html
  
  
• 2019 story, “Pierre Pean and Ann Centner lead the mob at the Madness”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2019/08/madness-2019.html
  
  
• 2018 story, “Jim Halley and Katie Sherron were crazy-fast at Miller Landing Madness”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/08/madness-2018.html
  
  
• 2017 story, “Carlson and Sack take Miller Landing Madness”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/08/madness-2017.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Kiros and Sack lead a celebration of cross country Madness”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/08/madness-2016.html
  
  
• 2015 story, “Schmidt and Skalski top Miller Landing Madness”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2015/08/madness-2015.html
  
  
• 2014 story, “Lake and Barnes take Miller Landing Madness 8K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2014/08/madness-2014.html
  
  
• 2013 story, “Stanford and Showman go crazy on the competition”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2013/08/madness-2013.html
  
  
• 2012 story, “Isaac a no-show at Madness, Molosky and Johnson dominate”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2012/08/madness-2012.html
  
  
• 2011 story, “Sullivan and Rosen run like mad in Miller Landing 8K”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2011/08/madness-2011.html
  
  
• 2010 story, “Cook and Rosen lead the Madness”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2010/08/madness-2010.html
  
  
• 2009 story, “Chris Lake wins Miller Landing Madness 2009”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2009/08/chris-lake-wins-miller-landing-madness.html
  
  
• Lots of upcoming races, some more mad than others
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

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Ava Flaherty and David Keen were top cats at the Panther Invitational

279 athletes representing two dozen schools raced in Tallahassee, Florida's Southwood community on Saturday morning, 7 September 2019, at the Panther Invitational Cross-Country Meet, hosted by Saint John Paul II Catholic High School. South Walton sophomore Ava Flaherty won the high school girls' 5K, leading her team to a near-perfect score of nineteen points and first place. In the high school boys' 5K, North Florida Christian senior David Andrew Keen posted a winning 18:00, while Community Christian took the team title with 47 points.


South Walton High is in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, in a different time zone from Tallahassee. The Seahawks had never been to the Panther Invitational before, but they made their first visit a memorable one. Not only did Ava Flaherty win the girls' race in 21:10, but Seahwak junior Patasha Bryan was a close second in 21:20. Morgan Wilson, a sophomore at Tallahassee's Community Christian Academy, was third in 22:04.


Following Wilson, South Walton sophomore Heidi Scali was fourth in 23:12--the third of five Seahawks in the top ten. The remaining two Seahawk scorers were junior Aris Short (6th, 23:17) and frosh Dafne Lucero (9th, 23:53). With that, the South Walton girls had a mathematically unbeatable nineteen points and the Panther Invitational title. Morgan Wilson's Community Christian team took second with 56 points. Led by seniors Emma Romuald (13th, 24:24) and Rylee French (14th, 24:27), the Lincoln girls were third in the seven-team field with 74 points.


John Paul II Catholic's 2019 Panther Invitational Team Standings, High School Girls

1. South Walton, 19
2. Community Christian, 56
3. Lincoln, 74
4. Jefferson County, 113
5. Aucilla Christian, 114
6. Florida State University, 155
7. Marianna, 208

Top Ten High School Girls, John Paul II Catholic's 2019 Panther Invitational

1. 21:09.90, Ava Flaherty (South Walton) 10
2. 21:19.55, Patasha Bryan (South Walton) 11
3. 22:03.44, Morgan Wilson (Community Christian) 10
4. 23:11.91, Heidi Scali (South Walton) 10
5. 23:15.04, Clara Alford (Wakulla) 10
6. 23:16.47, Aris Short (South Walton) 11
7. 23:52.09, Amaya Jones (Godby) 11
8. 23:52.59, Sammi Drawdy (Aucilla Christian) 9
9. 23:52.59, Dafne Lucero (South Walton) 9
10. 24:04.19, Katherine Bouck (Community Christian) 10

David Andrew Keen's career as a high school cross-country runner has paralleled the history of the Panther Invitational. As a North Florida Christian frosh, Keen was at the very first Panther Invitational in 2016. He ran 18:51 in that inaugural meet, placing second in the high school boys' 5K. The 2017 Panther Invitational was delayed two weeks by Hurricane Irma, and neither North Florida Christian nor Keen made it to the rescheduled meet. NFC raced at the 2018 Panther Invitational, though, and Keen, a junior, was third in 18:37.


Keen was back in Southwood in 2019 for the fourth Panther Invitational. It was the senior's fastest performance at the meet, just under 18:00, and it was good for the win. Well behind Keen, Community Christian Nicholas Ciarlariello and Florida State senior Morgan Castano battled for second, with Ciarlariello getting the nod 18:57 to 18:58. Maclay senior Thomas Deison was fourth in 19:00, close enough to read the tag on Ciarlariello's racing vest.


Ciarlariello was joined in the top ten by a pair of his Charger teammates, sophomore Keelan Tidwell (6th, 19:10) and frosh Stephen Machado (9th, 20:16). Senior Gavin Payne (19th, 21:12) and junior Luke Aagaard (25th, 21:47) completed Community Christian's scoring, giving the Charger's 47 points and first in place among the nine high school boys' teams at the Invitational.


Junior Wyatt Stafford's (7th, 19:58) Aucilla Christian squad had ninety points, but so did the Lincoln team led by frosh Corey Stavres (15th, 20:55). Aucilla Christian took second on the tiebreaker, leaving Lincoln in third.


John Paul II Catholic's 2019 Panther Invitational Team Standings, High School Boys

1. Community Christian, 47
2. Aucilla Christian, 90
3. Lincoln, 90
4. Florida State University, 105
5. Saint John Paul II Catholic, 126
6. North Florida Christian, 133
7. Rickards, 151
8. Jefferson County, 180
9. Marianna, 212

Top Ten High School Boys, John Paul II Catholic's 2019 Panther Invitational

1. 17:59.54, David Andrew Keen (North Florida Christian) 12
2. 18:56.30, Nicholas Ciarlariello (Community Christian) 11
3. 18:57.85, Morgan Castano (Florida State University) 12
4. 18:59.21, Thomas Deison (Maclay School) 12
5. 19:04.18, Chadwick Phillips (South Walton) 11
6. 19:09.35, Keelan Tidwell (Community Christian) 10
7. 19:57.96, Wyatt Stafford (Aucilla Christian) 11
8. 20:05.46, Jalen Brownlee (Rickards) 11
9. 20:15.52, Stephen Machado (Community Christian) 9
10. 20:27.48, Shiquel Tucker (Godby) 8

The South Walton girls weren't the only dominating team from Santa Rosa Beach at the fourth annual Panther Invitational. The 2019 edition of the meet included a middle school race for the first time, and the girls' competition was all about the Emerald Coast Stingrays. Emerald Coast seventh-graders Annabelle Melberg and Madilynn Jersey went one-two in the girls' standings, running 12:46 and 12:55 for three kilometers. Leah Keller, a Florida State eighth-grader, was third in 13:43, but Emerald Coast took three of the next four places, with seventh-grader Claire Griner fourth in 13:48, eighth-grader Wren Hall fifth in 13:49, and seventh-grader Vivian Peele seventh in 15:04.


All together, Emerald Coast put six runners in the top ten. No other school put a scoring athlete in the top ten, so Emerald Coast tallied a perfect fifteen points, placing first among three teams. Led by sxith-grader Aubrey Recks (15th, 16:27), the Riversprings girls were second with 56 points. The Community Leadership girls were third at 74 points, behind the eighteenth place, 16:40 showing of eighth-grader Emma Stewart.


John Paul II Catholic's 2019 Panther Invitational Team Standings, Middle School Girls

1. Emerald Coast, 15
2. Riversprings, 56
3. Community Leadership, 74

Top Ten Middle School Girls, John Paul II Catholic's 2019 Panther Invitational

1. 12:45.23, Annabelle Melberg (Emerald Coast) 7
2. 12:54.86, Madilynn Jersey (Emerald Coast) 7
3. 13:42.51, Leah Keller (Florida State University) 8
4. 13:47.18, Claire Griner (Emerald Coast) 7
5. 14:22.71, Wren Hall (Emerald Coast) 8
6. 14:34.36, Maddie Manausa (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 8
7. 15:03.45, Vivian Peele (Emerald Coast) 7
8. 15:13.83, Kaitlyn Kristian (Montford) 8
9. 15:22.23, Kate Reichelderfer (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 7
10. 15:25.96, Reese Knowlton (Emerald Coast) 8

Just two days after throwing down a third-place finish in the middle school boys' 3K at the tenth annual Fort Braden Run, Jackson Rowe was racing again in the three-kilometer event at the Panther Invitational. The Montford eighth-grader wasn't third this time. Rowe ran 11:30 at Panther, taking first in the boys' standings. Community Leadership seventh-grader Noah Deem was right behind Rowe in second. Rowe and Deem had tangled three weeks earlier in another cross-country race, the Miller Landing Madness 3K, where Rowe had finished five seconds ahead of Deem. Deem was closer at the Panther Invite, running, 11:32, but Rowe still had the edge. Carter Ward, an eighth-grader racing for Emerald Coast, was third in 11:59.

Will Winsor, a Holy Comforter eighth-grader, took fourth in 12:08. Winsor was just the first of four Crusaders in the top ten, the others were eighth-graders Will Springer (6th, 12:14) and Matthew Wilbourn (7th, 12:19) and seventh-grader Heny Fernandez (10th, 12:30). Sixth-grader Graham Resavage (20th, 13:53) completed Holy Comforter's scoring, giving the Crusaders 39 points and a win in their hometown.


Behind the third-place finish of Carter Ward, Emerald Coast was a close second with 42 points. Led by the fifth place, 12:12 finish of seventh-grader Jayden Catrett, Marianna placed third in the six-team field with 88 points.


John Paul II Catholic's 2019 Panther Invitational Team Standings, Middle School Boys

1. Holy Comforter Episcopal, 39
2. Emerald Coast, 42
3. Marianna, 88
4. Trinity Catholic, 97
5. Community Leadership, 118
6. Christ Classical, 152

Top Ten Middle School Boys, John Paul II Catholic's 2019 Panther Invitational

1. 11:29.39, Jackson Rowe (Montford) 8
2. 11:31.44, Noah Deem (Community Leadership) 7
3. 11:58.41, Carter Ward (Emerald Coast) 8
4. 12:07.56, Will Winsor (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 8
5. 12:11.99, Jayden Catrett (Marianna) 7
6. 12:13.14, Will Springer (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 8
7. 12:18.33, Matthew Wilbourn (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 8
8. 12:19.51, Kiernan Ganske (Emerald Coast) 7
9. 12:24.26, Reece Juno (Franklin County) 8
10. 12:29.26, Henry Fernandez (Holy Comforter Episcopal) 7

Panther Invitational Cross-Country Meet Winners, 2016 - 2019
High School Boys
Date	Team Champ	Individual Champ
9 September 2016	Lincoln, 38	18:18, Gatlin Nennstiel (Aucilla Christian) 12
23 September 2017	Wakulla, 15	18:17, Chris Porter (Wakulla) 11
8 September 2018	Maclay, 19	17:30, Junious Brown IV (Maclay) 11
7 September 2019	Community Christian, 47	18:00, David A. Keen (North Florida Christian) 12
High School Girls
Date	Team Champ	Individual Champ
9 September 2016	Florida State, 41	21:52, Gianna Forte (Bishop Snyder) 10
23 September 2017	Community Christian, 29	22:31, Alyssa Langston (Wakulla) 11
8 September 2018	Maclay, 21	21:49, Ella Porcher (Maclay) 8
7 September 2019	South Walton, 17	21:10, Ava Flaherty (South Walton) 10

Links

• Complete results of John Paul II Catholic's 2019 Panther Invitational from Miles & Minutes, LLC
  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTW87ZuIxJt4l7uUfswLMljBiwrmU1XU0ZtQ9SzUvl4egUo4O46q4ZFBvnS0N2HfSfdvRt2jBpLL3GE/pubhtml
  
  
• 2018 story, “Junious Brown and Ella Porcher lead a Maclay sweep of the Panther Invitational”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/09/panther-xc-2018.html
  
  
• 2017 story, “The Wakulla boys and the Community Christian girls prevail at the Panther Invitational”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2017/09/panther-xc-2017.html
  
  
• 2016 story, “Seminoles and Trojans triumph at the Panther Cross Country Invitational”
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2016/09/panther-xc-2016.html
  
  
• 2018 Tallahassee Area Cross Country Schedule
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/2018/07/tallahassee-xc-2018.html
  
  
• Upcoming cross country, road, trail, and track races in the Tallahassee region via Trouble Afoot!
  https://troubleafoot.blogspot.com/search/label/calendar?max-results=1
  
  

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