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Starr's Mill and McIntosh in the running in state rankings

Starr’s Mill’s boys and McIntosh’s girls have started the 2004 cross country season on the right foot.

The Starr’s Mill boys are ranked fourth among all teams in all classifications and third in AAAAA. The team is lead by Brad Morris who is ranked seventh on GATFXC.com’s weekly top 10 with a time of 16:04 at the Berry Invitational. Morris is also ranked seventh among all boys in all classifcations. Starr’s Mill’s boys placed second in the championship division of the Carrollton Invitational last week, while the girls team placed eighth.

McIntosh’s girls are ranked seventh in AAAA and are led by Emily Borsare who is ranked second and seventh on GATFXC.com’s weekly top 10 with times of 18:41 at the Berry meet and 19:29 at Carrollton respectively. She is ranked thrid among all girls in all classifications. The Lady Chiefs placed first in the AAAA race at Carrollton last week.

In Class A, Our Lady of Mercy’s girls are ranked third, followed by Landmark’s girls in seventh place. Landmark’s boys are ranked number one in Class A and are followed by Our Lady of Mercy in third place.

The Sandy Creek Invitational is scheduled to be run on Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. Visit www.thecitizennews.com to see if the race has been postponed due to weather.