High School Girl’s Cross Country Poll: Week 9

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top girls cross country runners.

The system is as follows: In a race of less than 150 runners, first place gets 10 points, second gets 9 points all the way down to 10th place which gets 1 point. For meets with between 150 to 300 runners, double points will be rewarded meaning 20 points for first, 19 for second all the way down to 1 point for 20th. For every additional 150 runners, another 10 runners will be included in the points.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.        

This week’s schedule

District Championships: 8 a.m., Thursday, Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course. District 1-6A girls, 8 a.m.; 1-6A boys, 8:40 a.m.; District 1-4A girls (2-miles), 9:15 a.m.; District 2-4A girls (2-miles), 9:45 a.m.; District 1-4A boys, 10:10 a.m.; 2-4A boys, 10:35 a.m.; District 1-5A girls, 11:05 a.m.; 1-5A boys, 11:35 a.m.; District 2-5A girls, 12:10 p.m.; 2-5A boys, 12:40 p.m.

Americas junior Carli Day, left, and sophomore Isabelle Bolly will lead the Trailblazers into the District 2-5A championship Oct. 9.

Top 10

1. Eastwood: The Troopers finished fourth in the 28-team, 222 runner Sweepstakes Division of the Desert Twilight Invitational at Toka Sticks Golf Resort in Mesa, Ariz. Eastwood had three runners in the top 20 lead by freshman Kylie Vega (11th, 18:03.2), followed by sophomore Natalia Gomez (16th, 18:13.0) and sophomore Carlee Caraveo (17th, 18:16.1). Eastwood is looking to break the six-year District 1-6A winning streak of the Franklin Cougars Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course.

2. Franklin: The Cougars finished 17th in the 28-team, 222 runner Sweepstakes Division of the Desert Twilight Invitational. Senior Emily Orr had a top 10 run, finishing in 17:57.0. Sophomore Sophia Barraza was the only other top 100 runner, placing 84th in 19:36.3. The team will be chasing its seventh District 1-6A championship in a row Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course.

3. Pebble Hills: The Spartans did not race last week. Pebble Hills is looking to qualify for the Region 1-6A championship for its second consecutive year Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course.

4. Socorro: The Bulldogs placed five runners in the top 8 to win the Andress Invitational at Underwood Golf Course. Senior Nadine Villasana was second in 21:33.43 followed by junior Addy Carbone (third, 21:55.64), Anisa Chavira (fourth, 22:51.57), senior Valentina Tarriba (fifth, 23:11.57) amd junior Emily Zarate (eighth, 23:36.10). Socorro will challenge for the third and final spot to the Region 1-6A championship Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course.

5. Eastlake: The Falcons were second at the 7-team, 48-runner 6A Division of the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. Freshman Ave Molina was eighth in 20:15.50 and sophomore Vitalia Hernandez was ninth in 20:17.30. The team will compete for a spot to regionals at the District 1-6A championship Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course.

6. Americas: The Trailblazers were fifth in the 15-team, 101-runner 5A Division of the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. Junior Carli Day was third in 19:57.50 and sophomore Isabelle Bolly was fourth in 20:41.00. Americas will compete for the District 2-5A championship Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course.

7. Coronado: The T-Birds move up one after its race in the 24-team, 206-runnerChampionship Divisionof the of the Desert Twilight Invitational. Sophomore Alejandra Torres was 109th in 21:21.9 and senior Emma Sassenfeld was 117th in 21:30.2. The team will compete for a spot to regionals at the District 1-6A championship Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course.

8. Montwood: The Rams move up two spots after placing three runners in the top 10 at the Andress Invitational at Underwood Golf Course. Senior Mia Hairston won her second race of the season in 20:32.61. Junior Bella Loy was seventh in 23:18.73 and sophomore Ryley Warhurst was ninth in   24:03.79. Montwood will race at the District 1-6A championship Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course

9. Burges: The Mustangs return to thetop 10 after its sixth-place finish in the 15-team, 101-runner 5A Divsision of the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. Freshman Allyson Yturralde was 11th in 21:27.30 and junior Sayuri Ulloa was 12th in 21:32.60. Burges is looking to improve on its third-place District 1-5A finish last year. The team will race Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course.

10. Hanks: The Knights drop three spots after its eighth-place finish in 5A Divsision of the Lubbock Invitational. Senior Ashlyn McMillian continues her great year, placing second in 19:30.10. Hanks is looking for a 3-peat in the District 2-5A championship Oc.9 at Horizon Golf Course.

10. Fabens: The Wildcats drop one after its 11th place finish at the 20-teams 149-runner 4A Divsision of the Lubbock Invitational. Junior Alexia Martinez was fourth in the 2-mile race in 12:19.50. Junior Angel Quiñonez was 20th in 13:31.20. Fabens will compete for the District 2-4A crown Oct. 9 at Horizon Golf Course.

Dropped out: None.

On the brink: Chapin, El Paso, Canutillo, Parkland, Del Valle.

Franklin sophomore Sophia Barraza, left and Eastwood’s Venus Jimenez-Campos have been top point getters for the District 1-6A rivals.

Top Times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 17:34.43 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

2, Emily Orr, Franklin, 17:49.84 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

3, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 18:03.2 (Toka Sticks Golf Resort, 9/26).

4, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 18:04.57 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

5, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 18:13.0 (Toka Sticks Golf Resort, 9/26).

6, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 18:16.1 (Toka Sticks Golf Resort, 9/26).

7, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 19:05.3, (Alamosa, Colo., 9/6).

8, Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 19:23.70 (Southlake, 9/6).

9, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 19:30.93 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

10, Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 19:35.40 (Southlake, 9/6).

11, Ave Molina, Eastlake, 19:42.62 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

12, Carli Day, Americas, 19:46.89 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

13, Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 19:56.87 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

14, Nima Ruiz, Horizon, 20:00.89 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

15, Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 20:01.43 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

16, Emyreth Chaparro Chavez, Franklin, 20:02.50 (Southlake, 9/6).

17, Allyson Yturralde., Burges, 20:06.88 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

18, Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View 20:08.76 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

19, Gianna Landin, Franklin, 20:09.30 (Southlake, 9/6).

20, Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 20:09.53 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

21, Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 20:14.45 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

22, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 20:16.74 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

23, Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 20:16.94 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

24, Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 20:17.18 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

25, Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 20:17.30 (Mae Simmons Park, 9/27).

Socorro senior Nadine Villasana is in the top 15 in El Paso Runnings Power Rankings.

Power Rankings

1, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 105 (4).

2, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 83 (2).

3, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 76 (2).

4, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 72 (2).

5, Emily Orr, Franklin, 64 (3).

6, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 63.

7, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 56.

8, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 42.

9, Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 37.

10 Carli Day, Americas, 34.

Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 32.

Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 25 (1).

Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 24.

Adelaide Carbone, Socorro, 24.

Ave Molina, Eastlake, 24.

Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 20.

Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View 19.

Alyssa Fino, Hanks, 19.

Allyson Yturralde, Burges, 18.

Nima Ruiz, Horizon, 16.

Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 16.

Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 15.

Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 14.

Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 14.

Sienna Salas, Eastwood, 13.

Alexis Renovato, Canutillo 13.

Amina Delgadillo, Pebble Hills, 13.

Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 12.

Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 11.

Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 10.

Viviene Prestwood, Hanks, 9.

Nevaeh Escobedo, Canutillo, 9.

Melody Levario, Hanks, 8.

Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 8.

Haelee Enriquez, Pebble Hills, 7.

Sayuri Ulloa, Burges, 7.

Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 7.

Anisa Chavira, Socorro, 7.

Ivanna Romero, Americas 6.

Denise Echeverria, Jefferson, 6.

Valentina Tarriba, Socorro, 6.

Bella Loy, Montwood, 6.

Isis Ramirez Acosta, Jefferson, 5.

Victoria Velasco, Pebble Hills, 5.

Alexandria Renteria, Young Women’s Academy, 5.

 Marlene Coronado, Bel Air, 4.

Iskra Salas, Bel Air, 4.

Camila Pena, Burges, 4.

Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 3.

Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 3.

Maria Garcia, Tornillo, 3.

Emily Zarate, Socorro, 3.

Brienne Ibarra, Del Valle, 2.

Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 2.

Emerald Lopez, Hanks, 2.

Jessica Fino, Hanks, 2.

Ryley Warhurst, Montwood, 2. 

Megan Mukiibi, Pebble Hills, 1.

Isabella Ornelas, Bel Air, 1.

Zara Estrada, Canutillo, 1.

Alejandra Torres, Coronado, 1.

Isabelle Leon, Pebble Hills, 1.

Paula Annette Nieves, Chapin, 1.

High School Girl’s Cross Country Poll: Week 8

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top girls cross country runners.

The system is as follows: In a race of less than 150 runners, first place gets 10 points, second gets 9 points all the way down to 10th place which gets 1 point. For meets with between 150 to 300 runners, double points will be rewarded meaning 20 points for first, 19 for second all the way down to 1 point for 20th. For every additional 150 runners, another 10 runners will be included in the points.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.        

This week’s schedule

Andress Invitational: 10 a.m., Sept. 25 at Underwood Golf Course. Andress, Anthony, Bel Air, Cathedral, Immanuel, Loretto, Lydia Patterson, Montwood, Socorro, Tornillo, Valle Verde, YWLA.

Desert Twilight: 8 p.m., Sept. 26 at Toka Sticks Golf Resort in Mesa, Ariz.  Del Valle, Canutillo, Coronado, Eastwood, Harmony, San Elizario, Franklin.

Lubbock Invitational: 8 a.m., Sept. 27 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. Americas, Austin, Bowie, Burges, Clint, El Dorado, Eastlake, Fabens, Hanks, Horizon, Mountain View, Parkland, Pebble Hills, Riverside, Ysleta.

Organ Mountain Invitational: 8 a.m., Sept. 27 at Organ High School in Las Cruces. Da Vinci, El Paso, Irvin.

Pebble Hills won the Clint/Riverside Invitational with 35 points.

Top 10

1. Eastwood: The Troopers scored 23 points to win the Coronado/Franklin Invitational Friday at Mary Keisling Park. Eastwood had five runners in the first nine spots. Freshman Kylie Vega was second in 19:02.90 followed by sophomore Carlee Caraveo (third, 19:20.54), sophomore Natalia Gomez (fourth, 19:27.50), freshman Ava Ellison (fifth, 20:41.20) and junior Venus Jimenez (ninth, 21:00.77). Eastwood will travel to Mesa, Ariz. for Friday’s Desert Twilight Invitational at Toka Sticks Golf Resort.

2. Franklin: The Cougars finished second at its own invitational with 46 points. Franklin senior and recent Texas Tech signee Emily Orr won her third individual championship in 18:41.12. Other top 10 runners were senior Abigail Pinon (seventh, 20:54.02) and sophomore Sophia Barraza (tenth, 21:00.89). They are scheduled to run Friday’s Desert Twilight Invitational at Toka Sticks Golf Resort.

3. Pebble Hills: The Spartans won the Clint/Riverside Invitational with 35 points. Pebble Hills had three runners in the top 10 — Amina Delgadillo (fourth, 21:02.26), Victoria Velasco (sixth, 21:38.14) and Isabelle Leon (tenth, 22:19.24). The team is scheduled to run at the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park on Saturday.

4. Socorro: The Bulldogs leap three spots after its third-place finish at the Coronado/Franklin Invitational Friday at Mary Keisling Park. Socorro scored 104 points paced by junior Addy Carbone who was sixth in 20:51.96. Senior Nadine Villasana was 16th in 21:36.14. The Bulldogs are schedule to race at the Andress Invitational Thursday at Underwood Golf Course.

5. Eastlake: The Falcons move up one after its second-place finish at the Clint/Riverside Invitational with 39 points. Eastlake had two runners in the top 5 and three in the top 8. Vitalia Hernandez was third in 20:59.00, Elizabeth Bustillos was fifth in 21:32.62 and Marielle Rubio was eighth in 21:46.27. They are scheduled to race at the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park on Saturday.

6. Americas: The Trailblazers drop two spots after placing fourth with 115 at the Coronado/Franklin Invitational at Mary Keisling Park.  It’s only two top 20 runners were junior Carli Day (12th, 21:16.39) and sophomore Isabelle Bolly (13th, 21:18.35). They will race at the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park on Saturday.

7. Hanks: The Knights drop two spots after placing 25th in the 20-team Silver Division of the Hoka McNeil Invitational at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. Senior Ashlyn McMillan was second in the 200-runner race in 19:15.40. Hanks is scheduled to race at the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park on Saturday.

8. Coronado: The T-Birds were fifth at the Coronado/Franklin Invitational at Mary Keisling Park with 129 points. Its top runner was sophomore Alejandra Torres who was 21st in 22:11.60. Coronado is scheduled to race at Friday’s Desert Twilight Invitational at Toka Sticks Golf Resort in Mesa, Ariz.

9. Fabens: The Wildcats did not run its full team at the Clint/Riverside Invitational at Clint. Junior Alexia Martinez won her second race of the season, finishing in 19:39.54. They are scheduled to run at the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park on Saturday.

10. Montwood: The Rams had two runners in the top 9 and finished third at the Clint/Riverside Invitational with 59 points. Senior Mia Hairston was second in 19:50.74 and Bella Loy was ninth in

22:14.03. Montwood will race at the Andress Invitational Thursday at Underwood Golf Course.

Dropped out: None.

On the brink: Burges, Chapin, Canutillo, Parkland, Del Valle.

Franklin senior Emily Orr and Eastwood freshman Kylie Vega will compete at Friday’s Desert Twilight Invitational at Toka Sticks Golf Resort in Arizona.

Top Times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 17:34.43 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

2, Emily Orr, Franklin, 17:49.84 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

3, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 18:04.57 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

4, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 18:11.06 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

5, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 18:22.18 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

6, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 18:25.24 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

7, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 19:05.3, (Alamosa, Colo., 9/6).

8, Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 19:23.70 (Southlake, 9/6).

9, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 19:30.93 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

10, Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 19:35.40 (Southlake, 9/6).

11, Ave Molina, Eastlake, 19:42.62 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

12, Carli Day, Americas, 19:46.89 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

13, Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 19:56.87 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

14, Nima Ruiz, Horizon, 20:00.89 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

15, Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 20:01.43 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

16, Emyreth Chaparro Chavez, Franklin, 20:02.50 (Southlake, 9/6).

17, Allyson Yturralde., Burges, 20:06.88 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

18, Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View 20:08.76 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

19, Gianna Landin, Franklin, 20:09.30 (Southlake, 9/6).

20, Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 20:09.53 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

21, Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 20:14.45 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

22, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 20:16.74 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

23, Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 20:16.94 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

24, Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 20:17.18 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

25, Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 20:17.34 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

Teams are making their final preparations as championship season begins in two weeks with Districts Oct. 9.

Power Rankings

1, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 96 (4).

2, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 76 (2).

3, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 66 (2).

4, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 62 (1).

5, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 58.

6, Emily Orr, Franklin, 53 (3).

7, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 52.

8, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 42.

9, Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 32.

10, Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 30.

Carli Day, Americas, 26.

Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 25 (1).

Ave Molina, Eastlake, 21.

Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 20.

Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View 19.

Alyssa Fino, Hanks, 19.

Allyson Yturralde, Burges, 18.

Nima Ruiz, Horizon, 16.

Adelaide Carbone, Socorro, 16.

Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 16.

Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 15.

Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 15.

Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 14.

Sienna Salas, Eastwood, 13.

Alexis Renovato, Canutillo 13.

Amina Delgadillo, Pebble Hills, 13.

Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 12.

Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 12.

Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 11.

Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 10.

Viviene Prestwood, Hanks, 9.

Nevaeh Escobedo, Canutillo, 9.

Melody Levario, Hanks, 8.

Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 8.

Haelee Enriquez, Pebble Hills, 7.

Sayuri Ulloa, Burges, 7.

Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 7.

Ivanna Romero, Americas 6.

Denise Echeverria, Jefferson, 6.

Isis Ramirez Acosta, Jefferson, 5.

Victoria Velasco, Pebble Hills, 5

Marlene Coronado, Bel Air, 4.

Camila Pena, Burges, 4.

Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 3.

Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 3.

Iskra Salas, Bel Air, 3.

Maria Garcia, Tornillo, 3.             

Brienne Ibarra, Del Valle, 2.

Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 2.

Emerald Lopez, Hanks, 2.

Jessica Fino, Hanks, 2.

Bella Loy, Montwood, 2.

Megan Mukiibi, Pebble Hills, 1.

Isabella Ornelas, Bel Air, 1.

Zara Estrada, Canutillo, 1.

Alejandra Torres, Coronado, 1.

Isabelle Leon, Pebble Hills, 1.

High School Girl’s Cross Country Poll: Week 6

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top girls cross country runners.

The system is as follows: In a race of less than 150 runners, first place gets 10 points, second gets 9 points all the way down to 10th place which gets 1 point. For meets with between 150 to 300 runners, double points will be rewarded meaning 20 points for first, 19 for second all the way down to 1 point for 20th. For every additional 150 runners, another 10 runners will be included in the points.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.        

This week’s schedule

Franklin Invitational: 8 a.m., Sept. 19 at Mary Keisling Park. Americas, Andress, Canutillo, Coronado, Di Vinci, Eastlake, Franklin, Eastwood, Irvin, Mountain View, Socorro, Valle Verde, Ysleta.

Nike South: 7 p.m., Sept. 13 in College Station. Chapin, Eastlake, El Paso, Pebble Hills.

Clint/Riverside Invitational: 8 a.m., Sept. 14 at Clint High School. Anthony, Austin, Bel Air, Bowie, Burges, Cathedral, Chaparral, Chapin, Clint, Eastwood, Fabens, Fort Hancock, Franklin, Gadsden, Harmony, Horizon, Immanuel, Jefferson, Loretto, Lydia Patterson, Montwood, Parkland, Pebble Hills, Riverside, San Elizario, Santa Teresa, Tornillo, Valle Verde.

McNeil Invitational: 8 a.m., Sept. 14 at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. Hanks, Montwood.

Eastwood sophomore Carlee Caraveo has been a pleasant surprise for the No. 1 Eastwood Troopers this season. She has the sixth fastest time in the city and is in the top 6 in the Power Rankings.

Top 10

1. Eastwood: The Troopers easily won the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational Saturday at Veterans Park with 21 points. Eastwood had nine runners in the top 10 including freshman Kylie Vega who won her second individual title in 18:11.06. Sophomore Natalia Gomez was second in 18:22.18, sophomore Carlee Caraveo was third in 18:25.24, junior Venus Jimenez-Campos was fifth in 20:01.43, freshman Ava Ellison was sixth in 20:01.87, senior Sofia Perez was seventh in 20:09.53, sophomore Sienna Salas was eighth in 20:32.88, junior Karime Gonzalez was ninth in 20:45.28 and senior Madison McGuire was tenth in 20:52.66. Eastwood is racing at the Franklin Invitational Friday at Mary Keisling Park.

2. Franklin: The Cougars did not race last week. They are hosting their own invitational Friday at Mary Keisling Park.

3. Pebble Hills: The Spartans did not race its full varsity at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational. They are scheduled to race at Nike South Friday night in College Station.

4. Americas: The Trailblazers did not run its varsity at the El Paso High Invitational Friday at Blackie Chesher. Sophomore Isabelle Bolly was sixth in 20:18.65 and freshman Ivanna Romero was seventh in 20:28.99. They are scheduled to race at the Franklin Invitational Friday at Mary Keisling Park.

5. Hanks: The Knights had three runners in the top 10 to win the El Paso Invitational at Blackie Chesher with 35 points and move up one spot. Senior Ashlyn McMillan won her fourth individual title of the season with a city best 17:34.43. Junior Alyssa Fino was ninth in 20:55.93 and senior Jessica Fino was tenth in 21:18.70. Hanks will race at the McNeil Invitational Saturday at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock.  

6. Eastlake: The Falcons did not race last week. They are scheduled to race at the Franklin Invitational Friday at Mary Keisling Park.

7. Socorro: The Bulldogs did not race last weekend. The team is scheduled to run at the Franklin Invitational Friday at Mary Keisling Park.

8. Coronado: The T-Birds did not race last week. Coronado will race at the Franklin Invitational Friday at Mary Keisling Park.

9. Fabens: The Wildcats move back into the top 10 after its second-place finish at the El Paso High Invitational with 53 points. Junior Alexia Martinez was second in 18:04.57 and junior Angel Quiñonez was fifth in 20:17.18. Fabens will race at the Clint/Riverside Invitational at Clint on Saturday.

10. Montwood: The Rams move down a spot after its third-place finish at the Cathedral/Lorretto Invitational. Senior Mia Hairston was fourth in 19:13.60. Montwood will race the McNeil Invitational Saturday at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock.  

Dropped out: Burges.

On the brink: Chapin, Canutillo, Parkland, Del Valle.

No. 8 Coronado has had a good season so far. It continues Friday at the Franklin Invitational at Mary Keisling Park.

Top Times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 17:34.43 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

2, Emily Orr, Franklin, 17:49.84 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

3, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 18:04.57 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

4, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 18:11.06 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

5, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 18:22.18 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

6, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 18:25.24 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

7, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 19:05.3, (Alamosa, Colo., 9/6).

8, Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 19:23.70 (Southlake, 9/6).

9, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 19:30.93 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

10, Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 19:35.40 (Southlake, 9/6).

11, Ave Molina, Eastlake, 19:42.62 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

12, Carli Day, Americas, 19:46.89 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

13, Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 19:56.87 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

14, Nima Ruiz, Horizon, 20:00.89 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

15, Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 20:01.43 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

16, Emyreth Chaparro Chavez, Franklin, 20:02.50 (Southlake, 9/6).

17, Allyson Yturralde., Burges, 20:06.88 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

18, Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View 20:08.76 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

19, Gianna Landin, Franklin, 20:09.30 (Southlake, 9/6).

20, Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 20:09.53 (Veterans Park, 9/13).

21, Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 20:14.45 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

22, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 20:16.74 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

23, Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 20:16.94 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

24, Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 20:17.18 (Blackie Chesher, 9/12).

25, Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 20:17.34 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

The Parkland girls are on the verge of cracking the Top 10 for the first in five years.

Power Rankings

1, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 77 (4).

2, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 66 (1).

3, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 57 (2).

4, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 53 (1).

5, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 51.

6, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 44.

7, Emily Orr, Franklin, 43 (2).

8, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 36.

9, Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 32.

10, Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 30.

Carli Day, Americas, 26.

Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 25 (1).

Ave Molina, Eastlake, 21.

Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View 19.

Alyssa Fino, Hanks, 19.

Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 18.

Allyson Yturralde, Burges, 18.

Nima Ruiz, Horizon, 16.

Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 16.

Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 15.

Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 14.

Sienna Salas, Eastwood, 13.

Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 12.

Adelaide Carbone, Socorro, 11.

Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 10.

Alexis Renovato, Canutillo 10.

Viviene Prestwood, Hanks, 9.

Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 9.

Nevaeh Escobedo, Canutillo, 9.

Melody Levario, Hanks, 8.

Haelee Enriquez, Pebble Hills, 7.

Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 7.

Sayuri Ulloa, Burges, 7.

Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 6.

Ivanna Romero, Americas 6.

Amina Delgadillo, Pebble Hills, 6.

Denise Echeverria, Jefferson, 6.

Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 5.

Isis Ramirez Acosta, Jefferson, 5.

Marlene Coronado, Bel Air, 4.

Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 4.

Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 3.

Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 3.

Iskra Salas, Bel Air, 3.

Maria Garcia, Tornillo, 3.             

Brienne Ibarra, Del Valle, 2.

Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 2.

Emerald Lopez, Hanks, 2.

Jessica Fino, Hanks, 2.

Megan Mukiibi, Pebble Hills, 1.

Isabella Ornelas, Bel Air, 1.

Zara Estrada, Canutillo, 1.

Alejandra Torres, Coronado, 1.

High School Girl’s Cross Country Poll: Week 5

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top girls cross country runners.

The system is as follows: In a race of less than 150 runners, first place gets 10 points, second gets 9 points all the way down to 10th place which gets 1 point. For meets with between 150 to 300 runners, double points will be rewarded meaning 20 points for first, 19 for second all the way down to 1 point for 20th. For every additional 150 runners, another 10 runners will be included in the points.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.        

This week’s schedule

El Paso Invite: 8 a.m., Sept. 13 at Mary Keisling Park..  Andress, Bel Air, Bowie, Canutillo, Chapin, Del Valle, Di Vinci, Eastlake, El Paso, Fabens, Fort Hancock, Hanks, Horizon, Socorro, Ysleta.

Cathedral/Loretto Invite: 8 a.m., Sept. 13 at Veterans ParkAmericas, Anthony, Austin, Burges, Centennial, Chaparral, Clint, Coronado, Eastwood, El Dorado, EPLA, Franklin, Gadsden, Harmony, Immanuel, Irvin, Jefferson, Lydia Patterson, Montwood, Mountain View, Parkland, Pebble Hills, Riverside, San Elizario, Tornillo, Valle Verde, YWLA.

Burges freshman Allyson Yturralde and Americas sophomore Isabelle Bolly are two young runners to look for in the second half of the season.

Top 10

1. Eastwood: The Troopers did not race its varsity and still won the Tornillo/San Elizario Invitational with 21 points. Eastwood had four runners in the top seven headed by junior Venus Jimenez-Campos who was second in 20:28.18. Sophomore Sienna Salas was fifth in 20:40.97, senior Sofia Perez was sixth in 20:49.89 and junior Karime Gonzalez was seventh in 20:51.27. Eastwood will race at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational Saturday at Veterans Park.

2. Franklin: The Cougars finished seventh in the Elite Division of the Southlake Invite. There were 182 runners and 25 teams competing. Senior Emily Orr was the line top 10 runner, placing eighth in 18:10.20. The team had a 1-minute, 59-second 1-5 split with a team average of 19:28. The team is scheduled to race at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational Saturday at Veterans Park.

3. Pebble Hills: The Spartans placed 13th at the 27-team, 370-runner Joe I.  Vigil Invitational in Alamosa, Colo. Its top 80 runners were Aubrey Arsenault (73rd, 20:45.7), Karenna Talavera (78th, 20:54.5) and Amina Delgadillo (79th, 20:55.0). The team is scheduled to race at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational Saturday at Veterans Park.

4. Americas: The Trailblazers did not run is full varsity at the Ysleta Invitational at Blackie Chesher. Two of its runners were in the top 5 — junior Carli Day was second in 19:46.89, a season best, and sophomore Isabelle Bolly was fifth in 20:16.94, also a season best. Americas will race at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational Saturday at Veterans Park.

5. Eastlake: The Falcons were 14th at the 27-team, 370-runner Joe I. Vigil Invitational in Alamosa, Colo. Top runners were Ave Molina (63rd, 20:33.1) and Elizabeth Bustillos (66th, 20:37.8). Eastlake is scheduled to race at the El Paso Invitational Saturday at Mary Keisling Park.y.

6. Hanks: The Knights won the Ysleta Invitational at Blackie Chesher with 44 points. Senior Ashlyn McMcillan won her third individual title, finishing in 17:53.77, a season best. Alyssa Fino was seventh in 20:25.07, also a season best. Hanks is scheduled to race at the El Paso Invitational Saturday at Mary Keisling Park..

7. Socorro: The Bulldogs did not race last weekend. The team is scheduled to run at the El Paso Invitational Saturday at Mary Keisling Park.

8. Coronado: The T-Birds finished second at the Ysleta Invitational at Blackie Chesher with 50 points. Its top runner was sophomore Alejandra Torres who finished 10th in 20:50.18. Coronado will race at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational Saturday at Veterans Park.

9. Montwood: The Rams were 18th at the 27-team, 370-runner Joe I.  Vigil Invitational in Alamosa, Colo. Senior Mia Hairston was ninth in 19:05.3, a season best. Hairston was also named Texas MileSplit’s Performer of the Week. Montwood at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational Saturday at Veterans Park.

10. Burges: Burges did not run its entire varsity at the Ysleta Invitational but placed two runners in the top eight — freshman Allyson Yturralde was fourth in 20:06.88 and junior Sayuri Ulloa was eighth in 20:26.05. The team is scheduled to race at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational Saturday at Veterans Park.

Dropped out: None.

On the brink: Chapin, Canutillo, Fabens, Del Valle.

Hanks senior Ashlyn McMcillan won her third individual title at Blackie Chesher finishing in 17:53.77, a season best.

Top Times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Emily Orr, Franklin, 17:49.84 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

2, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 17:53.77 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

3, Kylie Vega, Eastwood 18:17.57 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

4, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood 18:55.10 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

5, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood 19:04.84 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

6, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 19:05.3, (Alamosa, Colo., 9/6).

7, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 19:15.66 (Tornillo, 9/6).

8, Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 19:23.70 (Southlake, 9/6).

9, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 19:30.93 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

10, Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 19:35.40 (Southlake, 9/6).

11, Ave Molina, Eastlake, 19:42.62 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

12, Carli Day, Americas, 19:46.89 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

13, Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 19:56.87 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

14, Nima Ruiz, Horizon, 20:00.89 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

15, Emyreth Chaparro Chavez, Franklin, 20:02.50 (Southlake, 9/6).

16, Allyson Yturralde., Burges, 20:06.88 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

17, Gianna Landin, Franklin, 20:09.30 (Southlake, 9/6).

18, Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 20:14.45 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

19, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 20:16.74 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

20, Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 20:16.94 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

21, Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 20:17.34 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

22, Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 20:23.32 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

23, Alyssa Fino, Hanks, 20:25.07 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

24, Sayuri Ulloa, Burges, 20:26.05 (Blackie Chesher, 9/5).

25, Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 20:28.18 (Tornillo, 9/6).

Horizon’s Nima Ruiz was third at the Ysleta Invitational at Blackie Chesher in a season-best 20:00.89.

Power Rankings

1, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 67 (3).

2, Alexia Martinez, Fabens 57 (1).

3, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 47 (1).

4, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 46 (1).

5, Emily Orr, Franklin, 43 (2).

6, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 42.

7, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 36.

8, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 31.

9, Carli Day, Americas, 26.

9, Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 26.

Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 25 (1).

Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 25.

Ave Molina, Eastlake, 21.

Allyson Yturralde, Burges, 18.

Alyssa Fino, Hanks, 17.

Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 15.

Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 13.

Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 12.

Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View 12.

Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 12.

Adelaide Carbone, Socorro, 11.

Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 10.

Sienna Salas, Eastwood, 10.

Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 10.

Viviene Prestwood, Hanks, 9.

Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 9.

Nevaeh Escobedo, Canutillo, 9.

Nima Ruiz, Horizon, 8.

Melody Levario, Hanks, 8.

Haelee Enriquez, Pebble Hills, 7.

Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 7.

Alexis Renovato, Canutillo 7.

Sayuri Ulloa, Burges, 7.

Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 6.

Amina Delgadillo, Pebble Hills, 6.

Denise Echeverria, Jefferson, 6.

Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 5.

Isis Ramirez Acosta, Jefferson, 5.

Marlene Coronado, Bel Air, 4.

Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 4.

Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 3.

Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 3.

Iskra Salas, Bel Air, 3.

Maria Garcia, Tornillo, 3.             

Ivanna Romero, Americas 2

Brienne Ibarra, Del Valle, 2.

Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 2.

Emerald Lopez, Hanks, 2.

Jessica Fino, Hanks, 1.

Megan Mukiibi, Pebble Hills, 1.

Isabella Ornelas, Bel Air, 1.

Zara Estrada, Canutillo, 1.

Alejandra Torres, Coronado, 1.

High School Girl’s Cross Country Poll: Week 4

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top girls cross country runners.

The system is as follows: In a race of less than 150 runners, first place gets 10 points, second gets 9 points all the way down to 10th place which gets 1 point. For meets with between 150 to 300 runners, double points will be rewarded meaning 20 points for first, 19 for second all the way down to 1 point for 20th. For every additional 150 runners, another 10 runners will be included in the points.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.        

This week’s schedule

Ysleta Invitational: 8 a.m. Friday, Sept. 5, at Blackie Chesher. Austin, Bel Air, Bowie, Burges, Clint, Coronado, Da Vinci, Del Valle, El Dorado, Hanks, Harmony, Immanuel, Irvin, Jefferson, Montwood, Parkland, Riverside, Socorro, Valle Verde, Ysleta, YWLA.

Tornillo/San Elizario Invite: 8 a.m., Sept. 6 at Tornillo High School. Anthony, Canutillo, Cathedral, Chapin, Eastlake, Eastwood, El Paso, EPLA, Fabens, Fort Hancock, Loretto, Mountain View, San Elizario, Tornillo.

Last week’s Socorro Invitational attracted 113 runners from more than 20 schools.

Top 10

1. Eastwood:  Eastwood did not race last week. The Troopers made its debut in the Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas state poll, coming in at No. 10. Eastwood is scheduled to race Saturday at Tornillo.

2. Franklin: The Cougars did not race last week. Franklin will race at the Southlake 5K XC Invite on Saturday.

3. Pebble Hills: The Spartans did not run its full varsity at the Socorro Invitational but still managed a second-place finish with 100 points at Underwood Golf Course. Its top runner was senior Megan Mukiibi who was 10th in 22:10.62. The team is not scheduled to race this weekend.

4. Americas: The Trailblazers did not run is full varsity at the Socorro Invitational.  Three runners finished in the top 9 — junior Carli Day (third, 21:09.13) sophomore Isabelle Bolly (fourth, 21:23.58) and freshman Ivanna Romero (ninth, 21:57.10). Americas is not scheduled to race this weekend.

5. Eastlake: The Falcons did not race this weekend. Eastlake is scheduled to race Saturday at Tornillo.

6. Hanks: The Knights won the Clint ISD Invitational at Mountain View. Hanks finished 1-2-3 and nine. Senior Ashlyn McMcillan won her second title followed by Viviene Prestwood and Melody Levario. Emerald Lopez was ninth. Hanks will race at the Ysleta Invitational on Friday at Blackie Chesher.

7. Socorro: The Bulldogs won their own invitational with 92 points at Underwood Golf Course. Junior Addy Carbone was fifth in 21:30.47 and senior Nadine Villasana was seventh in 21:44.52. The team is scheduled to run at the Ysleta Invitational on Friday at Blackie Chesher.

8. Coronado: The T-Birds did not run its full varsity at the Socorro Invitational. Its top runner was sophomore Alejandra Torres who finished 12th in 22:13.33. Coronado will race at the Ysleta Invitational on Friday at Blackie Chesher.

9. Montwood: The Rams did not run its full varsity at the Socorro Invitational. Senior Mia Hairston won her first race of the season, finishing in 20:12.83. Montwood will race at the Ysleta Invitational on Friday at Blackie Chesher.

10. Burges: Burges makes its season debut in the Top 10 after finishing third at the Socorro Invitational. Its top runners were freshman Allyson Yturralde (eighth, 21:56.78) and junior Sayuri Ulloa (11th, 22:11.98).

Dropped out: El Paso High.

On the brink: Fabens, Del Valle, Canutillo, Chapin.

Montwood senior Mia Hairston, left, and Fabens junior Alexa Martinez, battled the entire 3.1 miles. Hairston eventually won her first race of the season.

Top Times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Emily Orr, Franklin, 17:49.84 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

2, Kylie Vega, Eastwood 18:17.57 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

3, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 18:20.10 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

4, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood 18:55.10 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

5, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood 19:04.84 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

6, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 19:21.34 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

7, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 19:30.93 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

8, Ave Molina, Eastlake, 19:42.62 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

9, Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 19:56.87 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

10, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 20:03.8 (Rio Rancho, 8/23).

11, Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 20:04.37 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

12, Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 20:07.40 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

13, Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 20:14.45 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

14, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 20:16.74 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

15, Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 20:17.34 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

16, Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 20:23.32 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

17, Gianna Landin, Franklin, 20:24.62 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

18, Kara Mendoza, Franklin, 20:28.88 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

19, Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 20:31.99 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

20, Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 20:41.31 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

21, Haelee Enriquez, Pebble Hills, 20:39.71 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

22, Emyreth Chaparro Chavez, Franklin, 20:41.21 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

23, Carli Day, Americas, 20:46.5 (Rio Rancho, 8/23).

24, Alexis Renovato, Canutillo, 20:46.07 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

25, Amina Delgadillo, Pebble Hills, 20:48.8 (Rio Rancho, 8/23).

Americas junior Carli Day was third at the Socorro Invitational in 21:09.13.

Power Rankings

1, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 57 (2).

2, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 47 (1).

2, Alexia Martinez, Fabens 47.

4, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 42.

5, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 36.

6, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 31.

7, Emily Orr, Franklin, 30 (2).

8, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 24 (1).

9, Ave Molina, Eastlake, 21.

10, Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 20 (1).

Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 19.

Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 18.

Carli Day, Americas, 17.

Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 15.

Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 13.

Alyssa Fino, Hanks, 13.

Adelaide Carbone, Socorro, 11.

Allyson Yturralde, Burges, 11.

Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 10.

Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View 10.

Viviene Prestwood, Hanks, 9.

Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 9.

Melody Levario, Hanks, 8.

 Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 7.

Haelee Enriquez, Pebble Hills, 7.

Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 7.

Nevaeh Escobedo, Canutillo, 7.

Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 6.

Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 6.

Amina Delgadillo, Pebble Hills, 6.

Denise Echeverria, Jefferson, 6.

Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 5.

Isis Ramirez Acosta, Jefferson, 5.

Sienna Salas, Eastwood, 4.

Sayuri Ulloa, Burges, 4.

Marlene Coronado, Bel Air, 4.

Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 4.

Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 3.

Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 3.

Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 3.

Iskra Salas, Bel Air, 3.

Ivanna Romero, Americas 2

Brienne Ibarra, Del Valle, 2.

Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 2.

Emerald Lopez, Hanks, 2.

Jessica Fino, Hanks, 1.

Megan Mukiibi, Pebble Hills, 1.

Isabella Ornelas, Bel Air, 1.

High School Girl’s Cross Country Poll: Week 3

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top girls cross country runners.

The system is as follows: In a race of less than 150 runners, first place gets 10 points, second gets 9 points all the way down to 10th place which gets 1 point. For meets with between 150 to 300 runners, double points will be rewarded meaning 20 points for first, 19 for second all the way down to 1 point for 20th. For every additional 150 runners, another 10 runners will be included in the points.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.        

This week’s schedule

SISD Invitational: 8 a.m., Aug. 30, Underwood Golf Course.  Americas, Andress, Austin, Bowie, Burges,Cathedral, Chapin, Clint, Coronado, Del Valle, Eastwood, El Dorado, El Paso, Fabens, Immanuel, Montwood, Parkland, San Elizario, Socorro, Valle Verde, Ysleta, YWLA.

Clint ISD Invitational: 8 a.m. Aug. 30, at Mountain View High School.Anthony, Bel Air, Canutillo, Di Vinci,Eastlake, Hanks, Horizon, Jefferson,Loretto, Lydia Patterson, Mountain View,Pebble Hills, Riverside, Tornillo.

Eastwood’s Stars & Strides Invitational at the Eastside Sports Complex featured 17 teams and 156 runners.

Top 10

1. Eastwood:  Eastwood was second at the 17-team, 156-runner Stars & Strides Invitational at the Eastside Sports Complex. The Trooper placed four runners in the top 11 to finish with 54 points, 9 behind Los Alamos, N.M. Eastwood freshman Kylie Vega was third in 18:26.45, sophomore Natalia Gomez was sixth in 18:56.81, sophomore Carlee Caraveo was eighth in 19:04.84 and freshman Ava Ellison was 11th in 19:30.93. Eastwood will race at the Socorro Invitational at Underwood Golf Course on Saturday.

2. Franklin: The Cougars were third at the Stars & Strides Invitational with 76 points. Senior Emily Orr won the individual race in 18:03.64. Sophomore Sophia Barraza was 15th in 20:04.37 and senior Abigail Pinon was 18th in 20:18.42. The Cougars will not race this weekend.

3. Pebble Hills: The Spartans went on the road and finished seventh at the Macen Holderman Invitational Saturday in Rio Rancho, N.M. Amina Delgadillo was the top finisher, placing 29th in 20:48.8. It was a season best for Delgadillo. The team will not race this weekend.

4. Americas: The Trailblazers finished tenth at the Macen Holderman Invitational Saturday in Rio Rancho. Junior Carli Day lead Americas, placing 28th in 20:46.5, a season best. Americas will race at the Socorro Invitational at Underwood Golf Course on Saturday.

5. Eastlake: The Falcons placed fourth at the Stars & Strides Invitational with 122 points. Eastlake had three runners in the top 25 — freshman Ave Molina was 12th (19:42.62), sophomore Vitalia Hernandez was 17th in 20:17.34 and senior Elizabeth Bustillos was 22nd in 20:31.99. Eastlake is scheduled to race at the Clint ISD Invitational at Mountain View High School on Saturday.

6. Hanks: The Knights were fifth at the Stars & Strides Invitational with 175 points. Senior Ashlyn McMillan was second overall in a season best 18:20.10. Hanks will race the Clint ISD Invitational at Mountain View High School on Saturday.

7. Socorro: The Bulldogs were seventh at the Stars & Strides Invitational with 178 points. Its top runner was junior Addy Carbone (28th, 20:52.18). The team is expected to run at its own invitational at Underwood Golf Course on Saturday.

8. Coronado: The T-Birds were eighth at the Stars & Strides Invitational with 217 points. Its top runner was sophomore Ayana Le Than who was 25th in 20:48.39. Coronado will race at the Socorro Invitational at Underwood Golf Course on Saturday.

9. Montwood: The Rams finished 14th at the Macen Holderman Invitational Saturday in Rio Rancho. Mia Hairston was 10th in 20:03.8, a season best.

10. El Paso High: El Paso makes its season debut after its ninth-place finish at the Stars & Strides Invitational. Freshman Alejandra Walker was the top runner, finishing 46th in 21:35.21.

Dropped out: Chapin, Fabens.

On the brink: Del Valle, Canutillo.

Hanks senior Ashlyn McMillan was second overall in a season best 18:20.10.

Top Times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Emily Orr, Franklin, 17:49.84 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

2, Kylie Vega, Eastwood 18:17.57 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

3, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 18:20.10 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

4, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood 18:55.10 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

5, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood 19:04.84 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

6, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 19:21.34 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

7, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 19:30.93 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

8, Ave Molina, Eastlake, 19:42.62 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

9, Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 19:56.87 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

10, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 20:03.8 (Rio Rancho, 8/23).

11, Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 20:04.37 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

12, Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 20:07.40 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

13, Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 20:14.45 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

14, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 20:16.74 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

15, Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 20:17.34 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

16, Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 20:23.32 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

17, Gianna Landin, Franklin, 20:24.62 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

18, Kara Mendoza, Franklin, 20:28.88 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

19, Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 20:31.99 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

20, Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 20:41.31 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

21, Haelee Enriquez, Pebble Hills, 20:39.71 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

22, Emyreth Chaparro Chavez, Franklin, 20:41.21 (Canutillo Middle, 8/16).

23, Carli Day, Americas, 20:46.5 (Rio Rancho, 8/23).

24, Alexis Renovato, Canutillo, 20:46.07 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

25, Amina Delgadillo, Pebble Hills, 20:48.8 (Rio Rancho, 8/23).

El Paso High freshman Alejandra Walker was the top runner for Tigers. El Paso High makes its season debut in the Top 10.

Power Rankings

1, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 47 (1).

1, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 47 (1).

3, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 42.

4, Alexia Martinez, Fabens 38.

5, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 36.

6, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 31.

7, Emily Orr, Franklin, 30 (2).

8, Ave Molina, Eastlake, 21.

9, Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 20 (1).

10, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 14.

Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 13.

Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 13.

Alyssa Fino, Hanks, 13.

Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 12.

Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 11.

Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 10.

Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View 10.

Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 9.

Carli Day, Americas, 9.

Allyson Yturralde, Burges, 8.

Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 7.

Haelee Enriquez, Pebble Hills, 7.

Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 7.

Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 6.

Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 6.

Amina Delgadillo, Pebble Hills, 6.

Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 5.

Adelaide Carbone, Socorro, 5.

Sienna Salas, Eastwood, 4.

Sayuri Ulloa, Burges, 4.

Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 4.

Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 3.

Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 3.

Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 3.

Brienne Ibarra, Del Valle, 2.

Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 2.

Jessica Fino, Hanks, 1.

High School Girl’s Cross Country Poll: Week 1

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top girls cross country runners.

The system is as follows: In a race of less than 150 runners, first place gets 10 points, second gets 9 points all the way down to 10th place which gets 1 point. For meets with between 150 to 300 runners, double points will be rewarded meaning 20 points for first, 19 for second all the way down to 1 point for 20th. For every additional 150 runners, another 10 runners will be included in the points.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.        

This week’s schedule

Canutillo Invitational: 8 a.m., Saturday at Canutillo Middle School. Andress, Anthony, Austin, Cathedral, Chaparral, Chapin, Coronado, Da Vinci, Del Valle, Eastwood, El Dorado, El Paso, Gadsden, Hanks, Horizon, Immanuel, Jefferson, Loretto, Lydia Patterson, Montwood, Parkland, Pebble Hills, Riverside, San Elizario, Santa Teresa, YWLA, Austin, El Paso, Chapin, Andress, Jefferson, Franklin.

Fabens Invitational: 8 a.m., Saturday at Fabens High School. Americas, Bel Air, Bowie, Burges, Clint, EPLA, Fort Hancock, Hanks, Harmony, Irvin, Mountain View, Socorro, Tornillo, Ysleta.

Pebble Hills won their own invitational with at Underwood Golf Course.

Top 10

1. Franklin: The Cougars ended last season one spot away from qualifying to its fifth trip to state in six years, finishing fifth at the Region 1-6A championship in Lubbock. Senior Emily Orr, who was 10th at the Class 6A state championship, returns along with top 50 regional runners sophomore Sophia Barraza and senior junior Abigail Pinon. The team will start its season Saturday at Canutillo Middle School.

2. Eastwood:  Eastwood won Del Valle’s Midnight Madness Invitational with 24 points, placing five runners in the top 10. Freshman Kylie Vega won the race in 19:23.71, sophomore Natalia Gomez was second in 19:46.62, sophomore Carlee Caraveo was fifth in 20:18.10, freshman Ava Ellison was sixth in 20:18.17 and senior Madison McGuire was 10th in 21:40.06. Eastwood will race Saturday at Canutillo Middle School.

3. Pebble Hills: The Spartans won their own invitational with 32 points at Underwood Golf Course. Four Pebble Hill runners finished in the top 8 — Kareena Talavera, second (21:43.50), Haelee Enriquez, fourth (22:02.64), Amina Delgadillo, fifth (22:03.38) and Aubrey Arsenault, eighth (22:27.96). The team will race Saturday at Canutillo Middle School.

4. Americas: Two Trailblazer runner finished in the top 10 at the Pebble Hills Invitational at Underwood Golf Course. Sophomore Isabelle Bolly was sixth in 22:14.52 and defending District 2-5A champion, junior Carli Day was tenth in 22:34.44. Americas will race at Fabens High School on Saturday.

5. Eastlake: The Falcons finished second at the Del Valle’s Midnight Madness Invitational with 77 points. Eastlake had three runners in the top 20 — freshman Ave Molina was ninth in 21:33.05, senior Elizabeth Bustillos was 12th in 22:00.38 and senior Marielle Rubio was 16th in 22:13.91. Eastlake will race Saturday at Canutillo Middle School.

6. Hanks: The Knights placed three runners in the top 20 and finished third at the Del Valle Midnight Madness Invitational with 79 points. Senior Ashlyn McMillan was third in 19:50.59, junior Alyssa Fino was 13th in 22:06.43 and senior Jessica Fino was 20th in 22:57.09. Hanks will race at Fabens High School on Saturday.

7. Socorro: The Bulldogs were second at the Pebble Hills Invitational at Underwood Golf Course with 65 points. Socorro’s top two runners were Nadine Villasana (third, 21:52.98) and Adelaide Carbone (seventh, 22:17.63). The team will race Saturday at Canutillo Middle School.

8. Chapin: Junior Jocelynne Diaz Torres, a Class 5A state qualifier last year, won the Pebble Hills Invitational at Underwood Golf Course in 21:20.48. The Huskies did not run a full squad. The team will race Saturday at Canutillo Middle School.

9. Montwood: The Rams finished fourth at Del Valle with 149 points. Its top runner was senior Mia Hairston who was seventh in 20:54.18. The team will race Saturday at Canutillo Middle School.

10. Fabens: The Wildcats placed two runners in the top 10 and finished fifth at the Del Valle Midnight Invitational. Junior Alexia Martinez was fourth in 20:05.47 and junior Angel Quiñonez was eighth in 21:25.03. They will run at their own invitational on Saturday.

Dropped out: None.

On the brink: El Paso High, San Elizario, Del Valle.

Chapin’s Jocelynne Diaz Torres won the Pebble Hills Invitational at Underwood Golf Course in 21:20.48.

Top Times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 19:23.71 (Del Valle, 8/8).

2, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 19:46.62 (Del Valle, 8/8).

3, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 19:50.59 (Del Valle, 8/8).

4, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 20:05.47 (Del Valle, 8/8).

5, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 20:18.10 (Del Valle, 8/8).

6, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 20:18.17 (Del Valle, 8/8).

7, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 20:54.18 (Del Valle, 8/8).

8, Jocelynne,Diaz Torres, Chapin, 21:20.48 (Underwood GC, 8/9).

9, Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 21:25.03 (Del Valle, 8/8).

10, Ave Molina, Eastlake, 21:33.05 (Del Valle, 8/8).

11, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 21:40.06 (Del Valle, 8/8).

12, Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 21:43.50 (Underwood GC, 8/9).

13, Dayanara Gonzalez, Mountain View, 21:45.23 (Del Valle, 8/8).

14, Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 21:52.98 (Underwood GC, 8/9).

15, Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 22:00.38 (Del Valle, 8/8).

16, Haelee Enriquez, Pebble Hills, 22:02.64 (Underwood GC, 8/9).

17, Amina Delgadillo, Pebble Hills, 22:03.38 (Underwood GC, 8/9).

18, Alyssa Fino, Hanks, 22:06.43 (Del Valle, 8/8).

19, Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 22:06.58 (Del Valle, 8/8).

20, Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 22:07.72 (Del Valle, 8/8).

21, Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 22:13.91 (Del Valle, 8/8).

22, Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 22:14.52 (Underwood GC, 8/9).

23, Adelaide Carbone, Socorro, 22:17.63 (Underwood GC, 8/9).

24, Sienna Salas, Eastwood, 22:25.47 (Del Valle, 8/8).

25, Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 22:26.27 (Del Valle, 8/8).

Socorro’s Nadine Villasana finished third at the Pebble Hills Invitational in 21:52.98.

Power Rankings

1, Kylie Vega, Eastwood, 20 (1).

2, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 19.

3, Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 18.

4, Alexia Martinez, Fabens 17.

5, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 16.

6, Ava Ellison, Eastwood, 15.

7, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 14.

8, Angel Quiñonez, Fabens, 13.

9, Ave Molina, Eastlake, 12.

10, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 11.

Jocelynne Diaz Torres, 10 (1).

Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View 10.

Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 9.

Kareena Talavera, Pebble Hills, 9.

Alyssa Fino, Hanks, 8.

Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 8.

Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 7.

Haelee Enriquez, Pebble Hills, 7.

Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 6.

Amina Delgadillo, Pebble Hills, 6.

Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 5.

Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 5.

Sienna Salas, Eastwood, 4.

Adelaide Carbone, Socorro, 4.

Venus Jimenez-Campos, Eastwood, 3.

Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 3.

Brienne Ibarra, Del Valle, 2.

Allyson Yturralde, Burges, 2.

Jessica Fino, Hanks, 1.

Carli Day, Americas, 1.

High School Girl’s Top Cross Country Poll: Final

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top girls cross country runners.

The system is as follows: In a race of less than 150 runners, first place gets 10 points, second gets 9 points all the way down to 10th place which gets 1 point. For meets with between 150 to 300 runners, double points will be rewarded meaning 20 points for first, 19 for second all the way down to 1 point for 20th. For every additional 150 runners, another 10 runners will be included in the points.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.        

Eastwood senior Adelynn Rodriguez was ninth at the Class 6A state championship and Franklin junior Emily Orr was tenth in 18:12.7.

Top 10

1. Franklin: The Cougars ended the season one spot away from qualifying for its fifth trip to state in the past six years, finishing fifth at the Region 1-6A championship in Lubbock. Junior Emily Orr advanced to state after placing seventh in 18:20.1. Orr ended her season with a 10th-place All State performance, finishing in 18:12.7 in Round Rock. Other top 50 regional runners were freshman Sophia Barraza (37, 19:45.3), junior Abigail Pinon (44, 19:57.1) and senior Sophia Keiser (46, 19:57.8).    

2. Eastwood: The Troopers finished eighth at the Region 1-6A championship in Lubbock. Senior Adelynn Rodriguez was sixth in 18:05.7 and advanced to state where she finished ninth in 18:06.4 to pick up All State honors.

3. Americas: The Trailblazers were eighth at the Region 1-5A championship in Lubbock. Senior Lexee Salas was 10th in 19:28.3 and advanced to the state championship where she was 55th in 19:47.5. At regionals, two runners finished in the top 50 – sophomore Carli Day was 39th in 20:56.1 and junior Gisele Abascal was 46th in 21:08.6.

4. Chapin: The Huskies move up two spots after finishing 10th at the Region 1-5A championship in Lubbock. It’s top two runners – senior Rebecca Duran (15th, 19:57.0) and sophomore Jocelynne Diaz Torres (18th, 20:03.6) – qualified to state where Duran was 34th in 19:27.0 and Diaz Torres was 64th in 19:54.3.    

5. Hanks: The Knights dropped one spot its 12th place finish at the Region 1-5A championship in Lubbock. Hanks had two runners in the top 50 – senior Elizabeth Aguirre (36th, 20:46.5) and junior Ashlyn McMillan (47th, 21:09.4).

6. Socorro: The Bulldogs finished 19th in the Region 1-6A Championship in Lubbock. It’s top runner was freshman Crystal Delgado who was 73rd in 20:30.5.

7. Pebble Hills: The Spartans finished its season in fourth at the District 1-6A Championship.

8. Eastlake: The Falcons season ended at district. However freshman Vitalia Hernandez advance to the Region 1-6A Championship in Lubbock and finished 30th in 19:25.2.

9. El Paso High: The Tigers finished the season 19th at the Region 1-5A Championship in Lubbock. Its top runner was sophomore Sofia Speer was 72nd in 22:03.4.

10. Riverside: Riverside was 16th at the Region 1-4A Championship in Lubbock. Its top runner was sophomore Dana Gonzalez who was 60th in 13:48.0 (two-mile).

Dropped out: San Elizario.

On the brink: None.

Chapin runners senior Rebecca Duran and sophomore Jocelynne Diaz Torres qualified to the Class 5A State Championship where Duran was 34th in 19:27.0 and Diaz Torres was 64th in 19:54.3.

Top Times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Adelynn Rodriguez, Eastwood, 17:15.60 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

2, Emily Orr, Franklin, 17:46.70 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

3, Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 18:48.90 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

4, Sophia Keiser, Franklin, 19:11.50 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

5, Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 19:14.20 (Veterans Park, 9/14).

6, Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 19:17.00 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

7, Rebecca Duran, Chapin, 19:27.00 (Old Settlers Park 11/1).

8, Lexee Salas, Americas, 19:28.3 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/21).

9, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 19:31.69 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

10, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 19:34.8 (Desert Twilight, 9/27).

11, Paulina Estrada, Eastwood, 19:40.31 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

12, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 19:40.55 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

13, Emyreth Chaparro Chavez, Franklin, 19:53.80 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

14, Mia Hairston, Montwood 19:52.52 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

15, Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 19:52.82 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

16, Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 19:54.3 (Old Settlers Park, 11/1).       

17, Tessa Gibbons, Franklin, 19:55.40 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

18, Mireyda Samper, Franklin, 19:58.90 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

19, Carli Day, Americas, 20:00.65 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

20, Laila Morales, Americas, 20:03.83 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

21, Isabella Campa, Franklin, 20:09.50 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

22, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 20:14.57 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

23, Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View, 20:14.81 (Mary Frances Keisling Park, 9/14).

24, Elizabeth Aguirre, Hanks, 20:21.2 (Desert Twilight, 9/27).

25, Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 20:23.23 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

Power Rankings

1, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 100 (5).

2, Adelynn Rodriguez, Eastwood, 88 (5).

3, Emily Orr, Franklin, 69 (2).

4, Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 60.

5, Angel Quinonez, Fabens, 54.

5, Rebecca Duran, Chapin, 54 (3).

7, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 50 (1).

8, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 48.

9, Lexee Salas, Americas, 42.

9, Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View, 42.

Elizabeth Aguirre, Hanks, 40.

Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 39.

Paulina Estrada, Eastwood, 37.

Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 34.

Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 34 (1).

Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 33 (1).

Ayana Le Tanh, Coronado, 24 (1).

Calista Sakellakos, El Paso, 21 (1).

Venus Jimenez, Eastwood, 21.

Carli  Day, Americas, 20 (1).

Aubrey Cameron, Montwood, 19.

Evelyn Hernandez, Fabens, 19.

Sophia Keiser, Franklin, 18.

Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 17.

Addy Carbone, Socorro, 17.

Laila  Morales, Americas 17.

Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 16.

Sofia Speer, El Paso, 16.

Clarissa Castillo, El Paso, 16.

Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 15.

Danika Sifuentes, Eastwood, 14.

Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 14.

Mailelani Ahia, El Dorado, 14.

Gisele Absscal, Americas, 13.

Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 12.

Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 12.

Emma Guevara, El Paso, 11.

Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 11.

Maria Garcia, Tornillo, 11.

Alina Caballero, Socorro, 11.

Mireya Galindo, Harmony, 11.

Karyssa Duarte, Eastwood, 10.

Hilda Urena, Irvin, 10 (1).

Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 9.

Ava Dennis, Chapin, 9.

Nevaeh Escobedo, Canutillo, 9.

Angela Sigales, Austin, 9.

Tessa Gibbons, Franklin, 8.

Damaris Estrada, El Dorado, 8.

Lauren Orantia, Canutillo, 8.

Vanesa Vasquez, El Dorado, 7.

Dana Gonzalez, Riverside, 7.

Denise Echeverria, Jefferson, 7.

Camila Gomez, Harmony, 7.

Isabella Campa, Franklin, 6.

Samantha Tarango, Bowie, 6.

Dana Gonzalez, Riverside, 6.

Nina Ruiz, Horizon, 6.

Mireyda Samper, Franklin, 5.

Adrianna Boyd, Canutillo, 5.

Annika Mier, Coronado, 5.

Arielle Beltran Del Rio, Harmony, 5.

Yvonne Delariva, San Elizario, 5.

Emily Zarate, Socorro, 4.

Alyssa Fino, Hanks, 4

Kim Castro, Riverside, 4.

Victoria Perez, Socorro, 4.

Keilah Valenzuela Garcia, Burges, 4.

Danika Rivera, San Elizario, 4.

Camila Garcia-Rocha, Harmony, 4.

Claudia Ferret, El Paso, 3.

Ivy Torres, Pebble Hills, 3.

Ivonne De La Riva, San Elizario, 3.

Lyanna Morales, San Elizario, 3.

Regina Perez, Harmony, 3.

Johanna Castro, LPI, 2.

Lila Najera, Pebble Hills, 2.

Emma Sassenfeld, Coronado, 2.

Eileen Carrasco, Tornillo, 2.

Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 2.

Abigail Sanchez, Chapin, 2.

Sophie Padilla, Harmony, 2.

Alexandria Renteria, Young Women’s Academy, 2.

Alina Verdugo, DaVinci, 1.

Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 1.

Sienna Zarate, Franklin, 1.

Andrea Caro, Eastwood, 1.

Taylor Carrillo, Coronado 1.

Danielle Coronado, Ysleta, 1.

Ashley Saenz, Ysleta, 1

Sophia Cromwell, Irvin 1.

Region 1 Cross Country Championships: Only the strong survive

What: Region 1 Cross Country Championship.

When: Monday – (All times MST) 4A girls, 9:30 a.m.; 4A boys, 10 a.m.; 6A girls, 11 a.m.; 6A boys, 11:30 a.m. Tuesday – 3A boys, 10 a.m.; 5A girls, 11 a.m.; 5A boys, 11:30 a.m.

Where: Mae Simmons Park, MLK Blvd. and 24th Street in Lubbock.

At stake: Top four teams and top 10 individuals not on a qualifying team advance to the UIL Cross Country State Championship, Saturday Nov. 3 and 4 at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock.

Franklin, ranked No. 9 in Texas, won its seventh straight championship, Photo: Gaby Velasquez/El Paso Times

Who’s running?

The following girl’s teams and runners have advanced:

Class 6A: Franklin, Eastwood, Socorro. Also, Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake.

Class 5A: Chapin, El Paso, Burges, Americas, Hanks and El Dorado. Also, Denise Echeverria, Jefferson; Lauren Orantia, Canutillo, Nevaeh Escobedo, Canutillo and Nima Ruiz, Horizon.

Class 4A: Harmony, Austin, Irvin, San Elizario, Fabens and Riverside. Also, Samantha Tarango, Bowie; Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View; Alexandria Renteria, Young Womens Leadership and Ashley Saenz, Ysleta.

The following boy’s teams and runners have advanced:

Class 6A: Eastwood, Franklin and Coronado.

Class 5A:  Burges, El Paso, Chapin, Hanks, Americas, Del Valle. Also, Yael Lira, Bel Air.

Class 4A: Harmony, Austin, Irvin, San Elizario, Clint, Fabens.

Thirty teams – 15 boys and 15 girls – along with nine girls competing as individuals, are headed to Lubbock for the Region 1 Class 6A, 5A and 4A regional championships Monday and Tuesday at Mae Simmons Park.

The top four teams and top 10 individuals not on a qualifying team advance to the UIL Cross Country State Championship, Nov. 1 and 2 at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock.

The district cross country meets for Class 4A, 5A and District 1-6A took place Oct. 10 at the Horizon Golf Course. The top three teams and runners from each district who finished in the top 10 and not on a qualifying team advance to the Region 1 Championship.

Girls

Eastwood senior Adelynn Rodriguez won her third straight individual District 1-6A title. Photo: Gaby Velasquez/El Paso Times

Class 6A

Franklin, ranked No. 9 in Texas, won its seventh straight championship placing five runners in the top nine, good for 27 points.

Junior Emily Orr finished second in 19:04.39. Freshman Sophia Barraza was fourth (20:35.30), senior Sophia Keiser was fifth (20:38.55) junior Abigail Pinon was seventh (20:53.09) and senior Tessa Gibbons was ninth (21:28.85).

The team is seeking its fifth trip to state in six years.

Eastwood senior Adelynn Rodriguez won her third straight individual District 1-6A title in 18:57.1, leading the Troopers to another regional championship. The team finished second in district with 50 points. Freshman Natalia Gomez was sixth in 20:45.38 and freshman Carlee Caraveo was tenth (21:33.23).

Also advancing to regionals are the Socorro Bulldogs who finished third at district.  Freshman Crystal Delgado was the lone top 10 runner, finishing eighth in 21:27.5.

Eastlake freshman Vitalia Hernandez finished third at district in 20:04.6 and advanced to regionals.

Canutillo senior Lauren Orantia was eighth at the District 1-5A Championship and advanced to regionals.

Class 5A

The Chapin Huskies defended its District 1-5A District title with 32 points as did senior Rebecca Duran who won the individual title in 21:10.58. Sophomore Jocelynne Diaz Torres was second in 21:23.91 and sophomore Abigail Sanchez was ninth in 23:41.87.

Chapin is seeking its second straight state appearance.

Americas placed four runners in the top six – including the top three spots – to win District 2-5A crown with 22 points.  Sophomore Carli Day won her first race of the season, leading the pack in 21:06.63. Senior Lexee Salas was second in 21:18.45, junior Gisele Abascal was third in 21:37.79 and senior Laila Morales was sixth in 22:26.57.

The Knights finished second in District 2-5A with 44 points. Senior Elizabeth Aguirre placed fourth in 21:41.26, junior Ashlyn McMillan was fifth in 22:15.22 and sophomore Alyssa Fino was seventh in 22:29.90.

El Paso High is also advancing, finishing second in District 1-5A. The Tigers had three runners in the top six including junior Calista Sakellakos who was third in 22:46.37, sophomore Sofia Speer was fourth (22:50.41) and junior Clarissa Castillo was sixth (22:59.21).

Also advancing to regionals are Burges, who is led by senior Keilah Valenzuela-Garcia who finished seventh at district in 23:37 and El Dorado who had two runners in the top 10 – junior Mailelani Ahia (ninth, 22:57.2) and senior Damaris Estrada (tenth, 22:59.2) – at the District 2-5A Championship.

Jefferson sophomore Denise Echeverria finished fifth in 22:53.0, Canutillo senior Lauren Orantia was eighth in 23:38.4 and Canutillo junior Nevaeh Escobedo was tenth in 23:49.6 at the District 1-5A Championship and Horizon junior Nima Ruiz was eighth (22:53.1) in District 2-5A and advanced to regionals.

Fabens sophomore Alexia Martinez won her second District 2-4A individual championship .

Class 4A

The Eagles won its third straight District 2-4A Championship, placing three runners in the top 8, for 53 points and advanced to regionals.

Senior Ivonne De La Riva was sixth in 14:43.23 (2-mile race), sophomore Danika Rivera was seventh in 14:49.36 and sophomore Lyanna Morales was eighth in 14:54.08.

Harmony Science Academy defended its District 1-4A Championship, placing six runners in the top 10 for 28 points.

Leading the way as sophomore Mireya Galindo who completed the 2-mile course in 15:51.2, good for third place. Junior Camila Gomez was fourth in 15:51.6, junior Arielle Beltran Del Rio was sixth in 16:23.2, junior Camila Garcia-Rocha was seventh (16:33.1), sophomore Regina Perez was eighth (16:36.4) and freshman Sophie Padilla was ninth in 16:38.7.

Fabens sophomore Alexia Martinez won her second District 2-4A individual championship in 13:17.3. 3. Her sophomore teammates – Angel Quinonez (fifth, 14:19.3) and Evelyn Hernandez (tenth, 14:39.7) also had top 10 finishes to lead the Wildcats to a second-place district finish.

Martinez and Quinonez reached the state championship last year.

Riverside sophomore Dana Gonzalez was fourth in 14:33.2 to help the Rangers to regionals.

Austin and Irvin also advanced.

Four runners – junior Dayanara Gonzalez, Mountain View; Bowie sophomore Samantha Tarango, Young Womens Leadership junior Alexandria Renteria, and Ysleta freshman Ashley Saenz – advanced as individuals.

Boys

Senior Danny Torres won his first District 1-6A title.

Class 6A

Eastwood, ranked No. 5 in the state, defended the District 1-6A championship placing six runners in the top 9, including taking the top four spots for 16 points, almost perfect score.

Senior Danny Torres won his first district title in 16:17.32 followed by sophomore Noah Loweree (16:35.20), senior Marcos Madrid (16:37.07) and senior Luke Cruz (16:38.77). Junior Job DeSantos was sixth in 16:58.78 and sophomore Elias Alcocer was ninth in 17:19.42. This is Eastwood’s 13th district championship in 14 years.

Franklin, which was second with 48 points, had three runners in the top 10 – junior Fransisco Medina was fifth in 16:49.45, junior Jacob Martinez was seventh in 17:08.76 and junior Sebastian Mendez was tenth in 17:23.86.

Eastwood and Franklin earned state berths last year.

Coronado is also advancing to regionals, finishing third with 82 points.

Junior Humberto Serna who was eighth in 17:13.90 and junior Rodrigo Pinales was 11th in 17:31.1.

Americas senior Diego Romero won the District 2-5A championship. Photo: Gaby Velasquez/El Paso Times

Class 5A

New team champions were crowned at the District 1-5A and 2-5A races.

Burges had six runners in the top 10 to win the District 1-5A Championship with 31 points.

Senior Malin Arnoldussen who was second in 16:53.98, senior Carlos Chavez was fifth (17:37.56), senior Christian Baca was seventh in 17:59.91 followed by senior Jacob Yeager (eighth, 18:10.04), senior Jesus Gastelum-Bustamante (ninth, 18:11.34) and senior Isais Gaytan (tenth, 18:23.50).

Also advancing out of District 1-5A are El Paso and Chapin.

El Paso High Senior Miles Westbrook won his third individual title, racing to a 16:00.67 and senior Ulysses O’Rourke was third in 17:26.51. The Tigers were second with 46 points. El Paso earned a state berth last year.

Chapin had two senior runners – Terrance Burnell (fourth, 17:37.5) and Braulio Torres (sixth, 17:55.2) – in the top 10. The team score was 66.

The Hanks Knights won the District 2-5A Championship. Hanks runners finished in sixth through tenth place. Freshman Mateo Diaz was sixth in 18:40.46, junior Jacob Del Real was seventh in 18:50.55, junior Darian Hernandez was eighth in 18:51.71, junior Zerach Hernandez was ninth (18:56.70) and senior Noah Arias was tenth in 18:56.93

Americas senior Diego Romero won the individual district championship in 16:29.62 and sophomore Austin Garza was third in 18:21.32. The Trialblazers finished second with 54 points.

Del Valle finished one point behind Americas but still advanced to regionals.

Its top runners were senior Damian Espinoza (second, 18:11.1), sophomore Jordan Diaz (fourth, 18:25.5) and senior Evan Tovar (13th, 19:26.4).

Bel Air sophomore Yael Lira also advanced to regionals after finishing fifth in 18:33.6

Junior Antonio Arreola won his first District 2-4A title.

Class 4A

San Elizario runners finished 1-6 and won its 12th consecutive District 2-4A Championship with a perfect score of 15.

Junior Antonio Arreola won his first district title in 17:08.13, followed by junior Alexander Cano (second, 18:09.51), sophomore Jorel Miramontes (third, 18:34.30), freshman Angel Bocanegra (fourth, 18:41.01), freshman Daniel Maese (fifth, 18:47.95), junior Damian Hernandez (sixth, 19:03.30) and junior Jozaih Paiz (eighth, 19:09.51).

San Elizario, which is ranked No. 10 in the state, will seek its eleventh straight state appearance. In the past ten years, San Elizario has won six state championships and finished third three times.

Fabens, which advanced to regionals, had two runners in the top 10 – junior Jesse Ortiz (seventh, 19:06.0) and senior Teo Quinonez (ninth, 19:15.7).

Clint freshman Armando Jalil was tenth in 19:44.9, helping the team advance to regionals.

In District 1-4A, Austin defended its title, placing all seven runners in the top 10.

Senior Pedro Jimenez also defended his individual title, winning in 17:31.13. Junior Eirik Arredondo was second in 17:58.40, junior Luis Pereda was third in 17:59.03, senior Cesar Cardoza was sixth in 19:05.81, senior Edgar Rodriguez was seventh (19:40.13), junior Omar Mesta was eighth (19:45.54) and sophomore Cesar Chavez was tenth in 20:36.77.

Jimenez was a state qualifier last year.

Harmony Science Academy finished second with three runners, all sophomores, in the top 10.

David Retana was fourth in 18:16.8, Aiden Ochoa was fifth in 18:46.6 and Victor Hernandez was ninth in 19:47.5.

Irvin was third in district and advanced to regionals.

High School Girl’s Cross Country Poll: Week 8

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top girls cross country runners.

The system is as follows: In a race of less than 150 runners, first place gets 10 points, second gets 9 points all the way down to 10th place which gets 1 point. For meets with between 150 to 300 runners, double points will be rewarded meaning 20 points for first, 19 for second all the way down to 1 point for 20th. For every additional 150 runners, another 10 runners will be included in the points.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

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Next week’s schedule

District 1-4A Championship (2-miles): 8:40 a.m., Oct. 10 at the Horizon Golf Course. Austin, Bowie, Irvin, Harmony Science Academy.

District 2-4A Championship (2-miles): 9:05 a.m., Oct. 10 at the Horizon Golf Course. Clint, Mountain View, Riverside, Ysleta, Fabens, San Elizario, Young Women’s Leadership.

District 1-5A Championship: 10:30 a.m., Oct. 10 at the Horizon Golf Course. Canutillo, El Paso, Andress, Burges, Chapin, Jefferson.

District 2-5A Championship: 11:35 a.m., Oct. 10 at the Horizon Golf Course. Horizon, Americas, Bel Air, Del Valle, El Dorado, Hanks, Parkland.

District 1-6A Championship: 12:40 p.m., Oct. 10 at the Horizon Golf Course. Coronado, Eastlake, Eastwood, Franklin, Montwood, Socorro, Pebble Hills.

Riverside sophomore Dana Gonzalez will lead the Rangers into the District 2-4A Championship on Oct. 10 at the Horizon Golf Course.

Top 10

1. Franklin: The Cougars ran two runners at the All-City Invitational Thursday at Horizon Golf Course. Senior Isabella Campa was fifth in 21:03.2 and senior Sienna Zarate was 13th in 22:10.7. The team will now prepare to defend its District 1-6A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

2. Eastwood: The Troopers finished 13th in the 234-runner, 29-team Desert Twilight Sweepstakes Division at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz. Senior Adelynn Rodriguez was tenth in 18:08.0 followed by freshman Natalia Gomez who ran a sub-20, 19:34.8 and finished 60th. The team’s attention is now on the District 1-6A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

3. Americas: The Trailblazers won the All-City Invitational Thursday at Horizon Golf Course with 44 points. Americas’ runners captured four of the top 12 spots with two top 10 athletes – senior Lexee Salas (fifth, 21:08.02) and senior Laila Morales (tenth, 21:40.5). Junior Gisele Abascal was 11th in 21:46.7 and sophomore Carli Day was 12th in 21:53.9. Americas will race for a District 2-5A championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

4. Hanks: The Knights finished tenth at the 239-runner, 31-team Desert Twilight Championship Division at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz. Its top two runners were senior Elizabeth Aguirre (43rd, 20:21.2) and junior Ashlyn McMillan (62nd, 20:43.2). The Knights are looking to defend its District 2-5A title Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

 5. Pebble Hills: The Spartans did not run its full varsity teams and place fourth at the All-City Invitational Thursday at Horizon Golf Course with 84 points. Junior Aubrey Arsenault was fourth in    21:01.8. Pebble Hills is looking for a top three finish at the District 1-6A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course to advance to regionals.

6. Socorro: The Bulldogs won the 223-runners, 26-team Desert Twilight Large School Varsity Division at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz. The team had four runners in the top 25 including top 10 runner freshman Crystal Delgado (seventh, 20:51.4), sophomore Addy Carbone (14th, 21:25.4), senior Alina Caballero (20th, 21:37.9) and junior Nadine Villasana (25th, 21:54.4). The team will compete for a spot to regionals at the District 1-6A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

7. Eastlake: The Falcons move up two spots after its second-place finish at the All-City Invitational at Horizon Golf Course with 53 points. The team had three runners in the top 9 including freshman Vitalia Hernandez who picked up her first varsity win in 20:12.9. Junior Marielle Rubio was eighth in 21:28.2 and junior Elizabeth Bustillos was ninth in 21:31.7. The team will compete for a spot to regionals at the District 1-6A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

8. Coronado: The T-Birds drop a spot after placing 24th at the 239-runner, 31-team Championship Division of the Desert Twilight at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz. Freshman Ayana Le Thanh was the top runner, placing 76th in 21:04.4. Coronado will race the District 1-6A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

9. El Paso High: The Tigers did not race last weekend as they prepare for the District 1-5A championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

10. Chapin: The Huskies did not race last weekend. They are looking to defend its District 1-5A title Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

Dropped out: None.

On the brink: Montwood, Fabens, San Elizario.

Eastlake junior junior Marielle Rubio has run well this season. The Falcons are looking to finish in the top three at the District 1-6A Championship and advance to regionals.

Top Times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Adelynn Rodriguez, Eastwood, 17:15.60 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

2, Emily Orr, Franklin, 17:46.70 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

3, Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 18:48.90 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

4, Sophia Keiser, Franklin, 19:11.50 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

5, Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 19:14.20 (Veterans Park, 9/14).

6, Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 19:17.00 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

7, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 19:31.69 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

8, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 19:34.8 (Desert Twilight, 9/27).

9, Rebecca Duran, Chapin, 19:36.09 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

10, Paulina Estrada, Eastwood, 19:40.31 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

12, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 19:40.55 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

13, Emyreth Chaparro Chavez, Franklin, 19:53.80 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

14, Mia Hairston, Montwood 19:52.52 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

15, Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 19:52.82 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

16, Tessa Gibbons, Franklin, 19:55.40 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

17, Mireyda Samper, Franklin, 19:58.90 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

18, Carli Day, Americas, 20:00.65 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

19, Laila Morales, Americas, 20:03.83 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

20, Isabella Campa, Franklin, 20:09.50 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

21, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 20:14.57 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

22, Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View, 20:14.81 (Mary Frances Keisling Park, 9/14).

23, Elizabeth Aguirre, Hanks, 20:21.2 (Desert Twilight, 9/27).

24, Lexee Salas, Americas, 20:22.84 (Veterans Park, 9/14).

25, Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 20:23.23 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

El Paso’s Calista Sakellakos ranks high in the El Paso Running Power Rankings. She will lead the Tigers into the District 1-5A Championship at 10:30 a.m., Oct. 10 at the Horizon Golf Course.

Power Rankings

1, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 75 (4).

2, Adelynn Rodriguez, Eastwood, 61 (4).

3, Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 57.

4, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 48.

5, Angel Quinonez, Fabens, 46.

6, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 45 (1).

7, Emily Orr, Franklin, 45 (2).

8. Paulina Estrada, Eastwood, 37.

9, Elizabeth Aguirre, Hanks, 33.

9, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 33.

9 Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View, 33.

Rebecca Duran, Chapin, 32 (2).

Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 28 (1).

Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 25 (1).

Ayana Le Tanh, Coronado, 24 (1).

Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 24.

Lexee Salas, Americas, 22.

Venus Jimenez, Eastwood, 21.

Aubrey Cameron, Montwood, 19.

Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 17.

Addy Carbone, Socorro, 17.

Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 15.

Danika Sifuentes, Eastwood, 14.

Calista Sakellakos, El Paso, 13 (1).

Evelyn Hernandez, Fabens, 13.

Sophia Keiser, Franklin, 12.

Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 12.

Mailelani Ahia, El Dorado, 12.

Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 12.

Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 12.

Laila  Morales, Americas 12.

Emma Guevara, El Paso, 11.

Clarissa Castillo, El Paso, 11.

Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 11.

Maria Garcia, Tornillo, 11.

Alina Caballero, Socorro, 11.

Carli  Day, Americas, 10.

Karyssa Duarte, Eastwood, 10.

Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 9.

Ava Dennis, Chapin, 9.

Sofia Speer, El Paso, 9.

Nevaeh Escobedo, Canutillo, 8.

Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 7.

Vanesa Vasquez, El Dorado, 7.

Damaris Estrada, El Dorado, 7.

Tessa Gibbons, Franklin, 6.

Isabella Campa, Franklin, 6.

Dana Gonzalez, Riverside, 6.

Gisele Absscal, Americas, 5.

Mireyda Samper, Franklin, 5.

Adrianna Boyd, Canutillo, 5.

Lauren Orantia, Canutillo, 5.

Annika Mier, Coronado, 5.

Emily Zarate, Socorro, 4.

Kim Castro, Riverside, 4.

Victoria Perez, Socorro, 4.

Claudia Ferret, El Paso, 3.

Nina Ruiz, Horizon, 3.

Ivy Torres, Pebble Hills, 3.

Ivonne De La Riva, San Elizario, 3.

Mireya Galindo, Harmony, 3.

Johanna Castro, LPI, 2.

Lila Najera, Pebble Hills, 2.

Emma Sassenfeld, Coronado, 2.

Eileen Carrasco, Tornillo, 2.

Elizabeth Bustillos, Eastlake, 2.

Alina Verdugo, DaVinci, 1.

Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 1.

Sienna Zarate, Franklin, 1.

Andrea Caro, Eastwood, 1.

Taylor Carrillo, Coronado 1.

Denise Echeverria, Jefferson, 1.

Danielle Coronado, Ysleta High School, 1.