Here is a quick overview of the Girls programs in the PSAL. 33 of them have not competed in a Borough Championship since the Pandemic restart. On the flip side, 28 different programs have competed in the City Championship. Academy of American Studies - QUEENS 2025 Cities Finish - DNQ Best Cities Finish Since the Pandemic - N/A 21st Century City Championships - 0 2025 Boroughs Finish - N/A Best Borough Finish since the Pandemic - 8th (2022) Archimedes Academy / Maleska

Here is a quick overview of the Boys programs in the PSAL. 19 of them have not competed in a Borough Championship since the Pandemic restart. On the flip side, 31 different programs have competed in the City Championship. Academy of American Studies - QUEENS 2025 Cities Finish - 11th Best Cities Finish since the Pandemic - 9th (2024) 21st Century City Championships - 0 2025 Boroughs Finish - 4th Best Borough Finish since the Pandemic - 2nd (2024) Archimedes/Maleska

The Class of 2026 graduates this month. Let’s look back at the careers of the top runners, starting with the Top Ten finishers from 2022 PSAL Freshman Championships. Girls 1. Naomi Douglas (LaGuardia) - Freshman champ went on to win two PSAL titles and qualify for NXN as a junior. Led her team to a championship as a senior, running the fastest time in PSAL history at Van Cortlandt Park. Will run at Yale next year. 2. Kamora Ruelas (James Madison) - finished 23rd in her on

The first two weekends of the season are in the books. We are still not sure of the best way to cover the indoor season since it lacks real team aspect. So here goes. Boys 600 Meter Run - City Auto (and Secondary) Qualifying Standard: 1:29.14 (1:29.91) At the Gobbler Classic, the Freshman race was won by Alexander Riley of JFK Campus. Hardly a rookie (VO2 Max), Riley ran 1:33.41 In the Varsity race, three boys hit the auto standard. Lavell Irving (Thomas Jefferson)

As the PSAL season moves indoors for the winter, we decided to try to provide some coverage. We’ll see how it goes. As we began, we decided to give a look over the distance events for the last 10 years of PSAL Championships and see which boroughs and/or schools tend to do well in each distance event. We analyzed how many different runners each school had medal at City Championships since 2015. We think that’s a better sign of dominance than how many total medals, since one

The 2025 PSAL Cross Country season is over, but it’s never too early to look ahead to next fall. So here is a way-too-early preview for the next fall season based mostly on merging this year’s top times at VCP for each runner and just getting rid of the seniors. Borough Favorites Boys : Staten Island: MSIT Tristan Acevedo (Susan Wagner) Brooklyn: Brooklyn Tech Abraham Wilchins

Another cross country season has come and gone. We saw both Individual Champions defend their titles and a new girls program rise to the top. And we predicted both Team Champions! Boys Met or Exceeded Program Expectations Bronx Science - the boys from the Bronx defended their title, even without their top runner. At Feds, they finished 4 th and brought home some team hardware for the first time in program history. Benjamin Berman established himself as the fastest runne