A little more than half of the 2019 All-RunWashington team. First row: Sean Stuck, Gavin McElhennon, Sam Pritchard. Second row: Ellie Desmond, Zoe Edelman, Piper Dean, Jenna Goldberg, Jenny Schilling. Third row: Luke Tewalt, Garrett Suhr, Albert Velikonja Photo: Ed Lull
For the sixth year, RunWashington’s coaches panel has chosen 62 of the most promising cross country runners in the Washington, D.C. area, naming them to our preseason honor teams.
The panel prized cross country achievements from last fall, but took into account improvement during the track season when selecting the teams. The top 10 boys and top 10 girls, regardless of geography, assemble the All-RunWashington team. Coaches also selected an additional team for Washington, D.C., Northern Virginia and Montgomery and Prince George’s counties in Maryland.
On Wednesdays this season, RunWashington will publish profiles of the All-RunWashington team members, starting Aug. 28 and running for 10 weeks. Check them out and get to know some of the best this sport has to offer!
Ava Nicely, Katie Hirsche, Kennedy Hayward, Celia Chorzempa, Allison Barker, Dylan Blumenthal, Vincent Kamani, Cullen Capuano, Patrick Donnelly, Olvier Spiva, Arjun Thillairajah. Photo: Tyler Dye
Chris Weeks, Mateo Baretto, David Barron, Colin McCauley, Zach Morse, Taylor Ney, Abby Church, Amy Herrema, Katie Orchard, Sophie Tedesco, Garrett Woodhouse. Photo: Tyler Dye
Elise Abbie, Zoe Edelman, Ricky Fetterolf, Jenny Schilling, Ava Gordon. Back row: Gavin McElhennon, Sam Pritchard, Kevin Carlson, Carlos Schultz, Kellen Hasle, Sean Stuckm Bryce Lentz, Garrett Suhr, Luke Tewalt, Albert Velikonja. Photo: Tyler Dye
Arlington seeks trail feedback; Infeld, Whittaker, Guerra Tewalt make U.S. teams for World Championships, backward running track meet next week, Wardian completes cross-country run.
The only thing better than running 50 miles through D.C. with four friends on an unseasonably cool June day? Running 60 miles with nine friends. In its second year, the…