Confluence Running results archive
2025 Section IX Cross Country Championship Results
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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.
5K Cross Country
Boys — Class Championship Summary
Leo Shostal · Warwick Valley · 15:42.5
Class championship summary
| Class | Individual champion | Team champion |
|---|---|---|
| A | Leo ShostalWarwick Valley15:42.5 | Monroe-Woodbury25 points |
| B | Jackson St. LawrenceGoshen Central15:53.0 | Cornwall Central41 points |
| C | Owen Shaffer SerminiRondout Valley15:44.0 | Mount Academy29 points |
| D | Daniel McphersonPine Plains16:25.3 | Tri-Valley Central40 points |
Notable performances
- Leo Shostal · Warwick Valley · 15:42.5Fastest boys class-championship mark as a sophomore.
- Jackson St. Lawrence · Goshen Central · 15:53.0Class B champion and eligible to return.
- Ashton Allen · Middletown · 17:30.2Middletown junior placed 16th in Class A.
Looking ahead
Two of the four class champions—Leo Shostal and Jackson St. Lawrence—were eligible to return, and the class results include substantial younger depth behind them. That makes 2025 a useful baseline for the 2026 championship at Mount Academy.
Data quality & methodology
Coverage: Complete class-by-class published results are available from the credited source. Confluence currently stores structured championship intelligence and the external source link rather than a complete internal row mirror.
Method: The displayed winning time is the fastest winning mark across separately scored class races, not an official merged Section IX overall title. Class/team results come from the published Section IX championship result set.
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
5K Cross Country
Girls — Class Championship Summary
Anna Furman · Tri-Valley Central · 17:49.7
Class championship summary
| Class | Individual champion | Team champion |
|---|---|---|
| A | Olivia HeimMonroe-Woodbury18:26.6 | Monroe-Woodbury38 points |
| B | Dylan FriedmanNew Paltz18:23.1 | Cornwall Central33 points |
| C | Hannah ChapinRondout Valley19:13.6 | Rondout Valley26 points |
| D | Anna FurmanTri-Valley Central17:49.7 | Tri-Valley Central19 points |
Notable performances
- Anna Furman · Tri-Valley Central · 17:49.7Fastest girls class-championship mark and Class D champion.
- Olivia Heim · Monroe-Woodbury · 18:26.6Class A champion and team champion.
- Hannah Chapin · Rondout Valley · 19:13.6Class C champion and team champion.
Looking ahead
Anna Furman, Olivia Heim and Hannah Chapin were all grade-eligible to return in 2026, giving three classes a defending-champion storyline. The 2025 class summaries will make the 2026 Mount Academy championship especially easy to compare once those results are final.
Data quality & methodology
Coverage: Complete class-by-class published results are available from the credited source. Confluence currently stores structured championship intelligence and the source link rather than a complete internal row mirror.
Method: The displayed winning time is the fastest winning mark across separately scored class races, not an official merged Section IX 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
