SPORTS

2017 Tennessean All-Midstate cross country teams

Tom Kreager
USA TODAY NETWORK - Tennessee

 

All-Midstate Cross Country Meredith Helton, Brentwood Academy Wednesday Dec. 6, 2017, in Nashville, TN

GIRLS

FIRST TEAM

(All first-team members are nominees for girls cross country runner of the year)

Meredith Helton

Brentwood Academy, Sr.

Why chosen: The Wake Forest signee won her second straight TSSAA Division II-AA meet, winning it in 19:03.22.

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All-Midstate cross country Gigi Maddox, Page Thursday Nov. 16, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Gigi Maddox

Page, Sr.

Why chosen: The Auburn signee finished 10th in the TSSAA Large School meet in 19:27.46.

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Annika Sleenhoff of Ravenwood

Annika Sleenhof

Ravenwood, Sr.

Why chosen: Sleenhof finished eighth in the TSSAA Large School meet in 19:18.84.

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All-Midstate cross country Camille Smith, Central Magnet Thursday Nov. 16, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Camille Smith

Central Magnet, Sr.

Why chosen: Smith finished fourth in the TSSAA Large School meet in 18:58.22.

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All-Midstate cross country Landri Wilcox, Cookville Thursday Nov. 16, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Landri Wilcox

Cookeville, Fr.

Why chosen: Wilcox finished second in the TSSAA Large School meet in 18:34.93.

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SECOND TEAM

Jamie Blaylock, Ravenwood, Sr.

Caroline Cherry, Brentwood, Jr.

Marilyn McCarthy, Siegel, Fr.

Alex Rosen, Ravenwood, Jr.

Rachel Strayer, Siegel, Sr.

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Peter Mueller, Ravenwood cross country coach

COACH OF THE YEAR

Peter Mueller

Ravenwood

Why chosen: Mueller helped guide Ravenwood to its second straight TSSAA girls cross country title. The Lady Raptors won the Division I Large Class meet with 102 points.

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BOYS

FIRST TEAM

(All first-team members are nominees for boys cross country runner of the year)

All-Midstate cross country David Ahlmeyer, BeechThursday Nov. 16, 2017, in Nashville, TN

David Ahlmeyer

Beech, Jr.

Why chosen: Ahlmeyer finished third in the TSSAA Large School meet in 15:55.63.

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All-Midstate cross country Tucker Moss, SiegelThursday Nov. 16, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Tucker Moss

Siegel, Fr.

Why chosen: Moss finished 10th in the TSSAA Large School meet in 16:23.01.

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All-Midstate cross country Dawson Reed, SiegelThursday Nov. 16, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Dawson Reed

Siegel, Sr.

Why chosen: Reed finished sixth in the TSSAA Large School meet in 16:09.32.

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All-Midstate cross country Silas Winders, Henry CountyFriday Nov. 17, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Silas Winders

Henry Co., So.

Why chosen: Winders finished second in the TSSAA Large School meet in 15:41.28.

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All-Midstate cross country Titus Winders, Henry CountyFriday Nov. 17, 2017, in Nashville, TN

Titus Winders

Henry Co., Sr.

Why chosen: The Southern Indiana signee won the TSSAA Large School meet in 15:27.92 for his first state championship.

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SECOND TEAM

Fuji Anday, Central Magnet, So.

Davis Bove, Centennial, Jr.

Aiden Britt, Lebanon, Fr.

Matthew McMillan, Brentwood Academy, Jr.

Matthew Porter, Brentwood Academy, Jr.

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Phil Young, Siegel cross country coach

COACH OF THE YEAR

Phil Young

Siegel

Why chosen: Young led Siegel to its first TSSAA boys cross country state championship. The Stars won the Division I Large Class with 72 points, 56 more than Knoxville Catholic.