Confluence Running results archive
2025 Section III Cross Country Championship Results
Confluence race intelligence
What the field looked like
A concise read on field strength, competitive depth, notable performances and what the returning class could mean next year. Metrics are calculated from the archived results; the full tables and source PDFs remain below.
3.1 Mile / 5K Cross Country
Boys — Class Championship Summary
Ryan Maher · Auburn · 15:10.4
Class championship summary
| Class | Individual champion | Team champion |
|---|---|---|
| A | Ryan MaherAuburn15:10.4 | Auburn44 points |
| B | Nathan GerouxVernon-Verona-Sherrill15:54.4 | Vernon-Verona-Sherrill47 points |
| C1/C2 | Jake WoolbertCazenovia16:11.6 | Chittenango (C1); South Lewis (C2) |
| D | Danny CasatelliWaterville15:31.5 | Beaver River39 points |
Notable performances
- Ryan Maher · Auburn · 15:10.4Fastest published boys championship mark.
- Kevin Heller · Fayetteville-Manlius · 15:30.8One of the fastest underclassmen in the championship results.
- Jake Woolbert · Cazenovia · 16:11.6Class C individual champion and eligible to return.
Looking ahead
The results contain several high-level younger runners, including sophomore Kevin Heller and junior Jake Woolbert. That gives Section III a useful progression baseline even before Confluence mirrors every individual row internally.
Data quality & methodology
Coverage: Official Leone Timing results are available class-by-class through MileSplit. Confluence currently stores structured championship intelligence and source links while full internal row ingestion is still expanding.
Method: This record emphasizes class championship outcomes and the fastest published championship marks. Section III's Class C team competition includes C1/C2 subdivisions, which are kept explicit rather than collapsed into one team champion.
Comparison note: Sectional cross country comparisons are descriptive, not course- or weather-adjusted. Class races may be run separately, and changes in course setup, weather, field composition or classification can affect year-to-year times.
Analysis version: 1.0
3.1 Mile / 5K Cross Country
Girls — Class Championship Summary
Delilah Pandori-Howell · Nottingham · 17:35.9
Class championship summary
| Class | Individual champion | Team champion |
|---|---|---|
| A | Delilah Pandori-HowellNottingham17:35.9 | Liverpool58 points |
| B | Ellie RobertsSouth Jefferson18:15.7 | South Jefferson32 points |
| C | Molly MyattOneida18:51.1 | Skaneateles90 points |
| D | Alex DicksonTully18:24.0 | Beaver River58 points |
Notable performances
- Delilah Pandori-Howell · Nottingham · 17:35.9Class A champion and fastest published girls championship mark.
- Ellie Roberts · South Jefferson · 18:15.7Class B champion as a freshman.
- Alex Dickson · Tully · 18:24.0Class D champion as a sophomore.
- Molly Myatt · Oneida · 18:51.1Class C champion as a sophomore.
Looking ahead
All four girls class champions were grade-eligible to return for 2026. That makes the 2025 championship a particularly strong baseline for an athlete-history system: the same names can be followed into invitationals, McQuaid and the next sectional championship.
Data quality & methodology
Coverage: Official Leone Timing results are available class-by-class through MileSplit. Confluence currently stores structured championship intelligence and source links while full internal row ingestion is still expanding.
Method: This record emphasizes class championship outcomes and the fastest published championship marks. The displayed 17:35.9 is the fastest listed class-winning mark, not a separately awarded merged overall title.
Comparison note: Sectional cross country comparisons are descriptive, not course- or weather-adjusted. Class races may be run separately, and changes in course setup, weather, field composition or classification can affect year-to-year times.
Analysis version: 1.0
