Cross country running is not only physically demanding but also requires mental resilience and endurance. Team members often develop strong bonds through the shared experience of training and competing. Being a part of Cross Country is a rewarding and challenging sport that fosters both individual and team growth.
Congratulations to coaches Gary Frace and Erin Crowley and the varsity cross country team on working their way through a challenging regular season! After competing last week at the MCPS Championship race, Springbrook’s cross country teams will continue their postseason journey Thursday with the 4A North Region Championship Meet!! The meet will take place at the Baltimore County Agricultural Center on Thursday, 11/2 with the boys varsity race at 2:00 pm and the girls varsity race at 2:30pm.
4A North Region Championship Meet
When: Thursday, November 2nd at 2:00/2:30 pm
Where: Baltimore County Agricultural Center (1114 Shawan Rd, Cockeysville, MD 21030)
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“I enjoy the conversations during long runs with my teams. It’s chaotic but fun at the same time, I enjoy watching my teammates improve throughout the season.” “The faster you run, the faster it’s over.” – Bisrat Aleligne (Senior, 2nd year on Cross Country)
“When we all get a PR (personal record), it’s a celebration for the entire team. Watching our teammates succeed is the best part of cross country. The team rising together is the best part.” – Mathias Daniel- (Senior, 2nd year on Cross Country)
“My favorite part of the year was countries, seeing most of our team get their PRs. It was nice seeing how excited everyone was to improve their time.” – Vinh Nguyen (Senior, 1st year on Cross Country)
