Recruiting: Women's Track and Field Scholarships

What considerations are unique to the world of women's track and field scholarships?

What considerations are unique to the world of women's track and field scholarships?

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Photo by Tracy Rollins - Ohio started its High School Cross Country championships 82 years ago in 1928. Only an elite group, composed of five individuals, has won three individual titles. The last was Vincent Fries from Div. III Attica Seneca East in 1994-95 and 1997. The last Div. I, three-time individual, champion was 22 years ago when George Nicholas of Dayton Meadowdale set his marks from 1978-80. This year, Zach Wills of Mason has the rare opportunity to join this elite club of runners. He is the two-time defending Div. I State Champion.

A quick preview of the team in attendance for the ASICS Hot Summer Bas at Hilliard Bradley High School.

... or several important facts you should know about the availability of college track and field scholarships.

This is the preseason poll from a statewide panel of coaches. 12 coaches vote in each division. Coordinator is James Weckesser.

A sneak peak at who's returning to the Cross Country scene this season as well as individual and team rankings.

In this installment, we take a look at a few questions to help you dig inside what the personality of your potential college coach is like.

An updated look at several issues the college-bound athlete wants to take into consideration.

Photo Above: Aron Taylor, left and David Taylor, right.
MileSplit has a huge database of performances nationwide that numbers in the tens of millions. We love to utilize this data to generate various rankings, virtual meets, and scoring systems. Many people feel that time-based cross country rankings are worthless. I would disagree with those people and feel it is a valuable tool when used in context. However, obviously is is hard to get an accurate picture by just looking at times with so many variations between courses. We are in the process of deriving a scoring system, the first step of which is to design a statistically sound rating system of thousands of courses nationwide.