HSXC: Sharks run strong at Military Magnet Invitational

May River’s boys raced to an impressive third-place finish in a 23-team field, and Anya Arroyo captured the girls individual title for the Sharks at the Military Magnet Academy Cross Country Invitational on Saturday.

HSXC: Beaufort boys, Seahawks’ Duncan lead local runners in Darlington

Beaufort High’s boys finished seventh among 21 teams, and Hilton Head High’s Laney Duncan placed fifth in the girls race at the Darlington Cross Country Carnival on Saturday.

HSXC: Bobcat girls win; Shark girls, Beaufort boys 2nd at USCB Invitational

Bluffton’s girls took the team title and May River’s girls and Beaufort High’s boys each claimed runner-up finishes in USC Beaufort High School Cross Country Invitational on Saturday.

HSXC: JPII boys, HHCA girls lead the pack in SCISA meet

John Paul II’s boys and Hilton Head Christian Academy’s girls led the way in a SCISA cross country meet hosted by Lowcountry Montessori School on Tuesday.

HSXC: Bobcats, Sharks’ Arroyo outrun the pack at Habersham meet

Bluffton High School’s girls cross country team placed four runners in the top 10 and edged Summerville for the team title, while May River’s Anya Arroyo won the individual title Saturday at an eight-team meet in Beaufort’s Habersham community.

HSXC: BHS boys soar to team title in opening meet

Even without their top runner from a year ago, Beaufort High’s boys cross country team edged Summerville and May River to take the team title at the Eagles’ opening 11-team meet Saturday in Beaufort’s Habersham community.

Top runners came from far and wide for the Lowcountry Elite 5K

In a year of endless cancellations, postponements, and unknowns for elite runners, a new opportunity was born in the Lowcountry. And the competitors certainly made the most of it.

HSXC: Greene, Keisling win; Lions sweep team titles at SCISA opener

Holy Trinity’s boys recorded a perfect score and the girls also put together a winning performance in the season-opening cross country meet for area private schools.

Beaufort’s Gavin Moore was born to run … and run … and run

Most of the time, Gavin Moore is an ordinary pre-teen boy who loves playing video games and sports and riding his skateboard or surfboard with his friends. Other times, he’s out for an 8-hour run, leaving grown men who have raced all their lives in the dust.