ME-GA 7 4A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
BOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS Year School Points 1993 North Mecklenburg 45 1994 Ashbrook 36 1995 Ashbrook 24 1996 North Mecklenburg 32 1997 Ashbrook 40 1998 North Mecklenburg 24 1999 North Mecklenburg 15 2000 North Mecklenburg 16 GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS Year School Points 1993 North Mecklenburg 23 1994 North Mecklenburg 30 1995 North Mecklenburg 33 1996 North Mecklenburg 47 1997 Ashbrook 41 1998 Vance 47 1999 North Mecklenburg 38 2000 North Mecklenburg 24 BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Year Name School Performance 1993 Lee Long North Mecklenburg 16:32 1994 Lee Long North Mecklenburg 16:39 1995 Chris Goodwin Ashbrook 16:08 1996 Greg Dralle East Gaston 16:05 1997 Greg Dralle East Gaston 16:47 1998 Stephen Haas North Mecklenburg 16:28 1999 Stephen Haas North Mecklenburg 15:18 2000 Stephen Haas North Mecklenburg 14:50 GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Year Name School Performance 1993 Lauren Ballard North Mecklenburg 19:50 1994 Stephanie Alexander West Mecklenburg 19:45 1995 Jenni Summerville Ashbrook 20:08 1996 Erin Jessen East Gaston 19:52 1997 Whitney Sikes Ashbrook 19:53 1998 Erin Jessen East Gaston 20:14 1999 Amelia Slagle North Mecklenburg 21:13 2000 Amelia Slagle North Mecklenburg 19:18Note: The ME-GA 7 4A was formed in 1993 and disbanded after the 2000-2001
school year. The name ME-GA was chosen to represent where the schools were from:
MEcklenburg and GAston Counties. The championships were held at
Olympic each year. The conference consisted of teams from Mecklenburg County
(Harding, North Mecklenburg, Olympic, West Mecklenburg) and Gaston County
(Ashbrook, East Gaston, Hunter Huss). Harding moved to 3A after the 1996-1997
school year. A new Mecklenburg County school, Vance, became a member at the
beginning of the 1997 season. The 1998 meet was run on a slightly adjusted
course because of construction at Olympic. The conference disbanded after the
2000-2001 school year, with Gaston County schools moving to 3A and Olympic
moving to the Southwestern 4A.
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Several times Mecklenburg County schools have been in conferences by themselves.
Most notably was Charlotte Catholic, which was a longtime member of the Rocky
Harding moved to 3A after the 1996-1997 school year and joined the South
Berry left the Queen City 3A/4A after 2008 and joined the Rocky River 1A/2A with
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ME-CA 8 4A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSBOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2001 North Mecklenburg 16
2002 Hopewell 33
2003 North Mecklenburg 31
2004 Hopewell 38
2005 North Mecklenburg 34
2006 North Mecklenburg 41
2007 Hopewell 51
2008 Concord Robinson 30
GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2001 Vance 39
2002 North Mecklenburg 25
2003 Vance 48
2004 North Mecklenburg 46
2005 North Mecklenburg 18
2006 North Mecklenburg 25
2007 North Mecklenburg 29
2008 North Mecklenburg 39
BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2001 Jeff Gosselin North Mecklenburg 15:53
2002 Gordon Millsaps North Mecklenburg 16:59
2003 Brandon Jones Independence 16:16
2004 Brandon Jones Independence 16:51
2005 Alan Ford Hopewell 16:34.7 (at McAlpine Park)
2006 Alex Wiggan Vance 16:54 (at McAlpine Park)
2007 Alex Wiggan Vance 15:49 (at Reedy Creek Pk)
2008 Braedon Koerwitz Robinson ??? (???)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2001 Amelia Slagle North Mecklenburg 19:40
2002 Amelia Slagle North Mecklenburg 20:11
2003 Sherrika Jordan Harding 20:03
2004 Amy Neilson Vance 20:00
2005 Kimberly Spano North Mecklenburg 18:41.8 (at McAlpine)
2006 Kimberly Spano North Mecklenburg 18:56 (at McAlpine)
2007 Kimberly Spano North Mecklenburg 18:29 (at Reedy Creek Pk)
2008 Kimberly Spano North Mecklenburg ???
Note: The ME-CA 8 4A was formed in 2001. The name ME-CA was chosen to
represent where the schools were from: MEcklenburg and CAbarrus
Counties. The first four championships were held at Reedy Creek Park. The
conference consisted of teams from Mecklenburg County (Harding, Hopewell,
Independence, North Mecklenburg, Vance, West Charlotte, West Mecklenburg) and
Cabarrus County (Central Cabarrus). Hopewell, a new Mecklenburg County school
which opened in 2001, became a member in the conference's first year. Central
Cabarrus and Harding moved from the South Piedmont 3A to 4A to join the conference
in its first year and Independence and West Charlotte moved from the Southwestern
4A. North Mecklenburg, Vance and West Mecklenburg were holdovers from the
ME-GA 7 4A, which disbanded because of realignment. It became the ME-CA 6 in
2005 with two Cabarrus County Schools (Central Cabarrus, Robinson) and four
Mecklenburg County Schools (Hopewell, North Mecklenburg, Vance, West Charlotte),
and ME-CA 7 in 2007 (with the addition of Mallard Creek in Charlotte).
QUEEN CITY 3A/4A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSBOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2005 Charlotte Catholic 15
2006 Charlotte Catholic 15
2007 Charlotte Catholic 21
2008 Charlotte Catholic 20
GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2005 Charlotte Catholic 20
2006 Charlotte Catholic 15
2007 Charlotte Catholic 20
2008 Charlotte Catholic 20
BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2005 Jonathan Sunde Charlotte Catholic 17:34 (at Olympic High)
2006 Jonathan Sunde Charlotte Catholic 16:46 (at McAlpine Park)
2007 Steven Bollinger Olympic 17:09 (at McAlpine Park)
2008 Steven Bollinger Olympic 16:07 (at McAlpine Park)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2005 Sherrika Jordan Harding 19:23 (at Olympic High)
2006 Jessy O'Connell Charlotte Catholic 20:06 (at McAlpine Park)
2007 Kenyetta Iveybele Olympic 20:09 (at McAlpine Park)
2008 Kenyetta Iveybele Olympic 19:04 (at McAlpine Park)
Teams: Berry, Charlotte Catholic, Garinger, Harding, Olympic, Waddell, West
Mecklenburg. In 2009, Charlotte Catholic, Garinger, Harding, Olympic, Waddell
and West Mecklenburg joined East Gaston to form the ME-GA 7 3A/4A (they dropped
the name Queen City because all the schools weren't from Charlotte). Although
it took the name of a former conference (ME-GA) and stood for MEcklenburg and
GAstonia, the teams were somewhat different from the ME-GA 7 that was in existence
from 1993-2000 (teams in that league that were in this new version of the ME-GA 7
were: Harding, Olympic, West Mecklenburg and East Gaston).
ME-GA 7 3A/4A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSBOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2009 Charlotte Catholic 19
2010 Charlotte Catholic 15
2011 Charlotte Catholic 19
2012 Charlotte Catholic 19
GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2009 Charlotte Catholic 28
2010 Charlotte Catholic 25
2011 Charlotte Catholic 16
2012 Charlotte Catholic 19
BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2009 Matt Flores Charlotte Catholic 16:59 (at McAlpine Pk)
2010 Jamie Carter Charlotte Catholic 16:41 (at McAlpine Pk)
2011 Andrew Roberts Charlotte Catholic 17:42 (at McAlpine Pk)
2012 Evan Georges Charlotte Catholic 16:16 (at McAlpine Pk)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2009 Kenyetta Iyevbele Olympic 18:47 (at McAlpine Pk)
2010 Sarah Bollinger Olympic 19:31 (at McAlpine Pk)
2011 Margot Corcoran Charlotte Catholic 19:38 (at McAlpine Pk)
2012 Margot Corcoran Charlotte Catholic 19:06 (at McAlpine Pk)
Note: The ME-GA 7 3A/4A was formed in 2009 (and is not associated with the
ME-GA 7 4A that began in 1993 and disbanded after the 2000-2001 school year,
although some of the same teams - Harding, Olympic, West Mecklenburg and
East Gaston - are in the 2009 version of the conference). The name ME-GA was
chosen to represent where the schools were from: MEcklenburg and GAston Counties.
The conference consisted of teams from Mecklenburg County (Charlotte Catholic,
Garinger, Harding, Olympic, Waddell, West Mecklenburg) and Gaston County
(East Gaston). Charlotte Catholic, Garinger, Harding, Olympic, Waddell and
West Mecklenburg came from the Queen City 3A/4A and East Gaston came from the
Big South 3A/4A. Waddell ceased to exist as a school after the 2010-2011 school
year and Berry joined the ME-GA 7 from the Rocky River 1A/2A in 2011-2012 school
year.
I-MECK 4A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS (2009-2012)BOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2009 Mooresville 25
2010 Mallard Creek 43
2011 Lake Norman 31
2012 Lake Norman 34
GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2009 Lake Norman 20
2010 Lake Norman 21 (sixth straight title after winning South Piedmont 3A from 2005-2008)
2011 Lake Norman 24
2012 Lake Norman 22
BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2009 Josh Cox Mooresville 16:28 (at Reedy Creek Pk)
2010 Getisso Dentamo Mallard Creek 16:37 (at McAlpine Park)
2011 Mark Blackmon West Charlotte 16:23 (at McAlpine Park)
2012 Patrick Sheehan Lake Norman 15:58 (at McAlpine Park)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2009 Jenny Gallagher Lake Norman 19:30 (at Reedy Creek Pk)
2010 Jenny Gallagher Lake Norman 18:54 (at McAlpine Park)
2011 Taylor Sweet Lake Norman 19:57 (at McAlpine Park)
2012 Reagan Portelance Lake Norman 20:07 (at McAlpine Park)
Note: The I-MECK 4A was formed in 2009. The name I-MECK was chosen to represent
where the schools were from: MEcklenburg and Iredell Counties. The conference
consisted of teams from Mecklenburg County (Hopewell, Mallard Creek, North
Mecklenburg, Vance, West Charlotte) and Iredell County (Lake Norman, Mooresville).
Hopewell, Mallard Creek, North Mecklenburg, Vance and West Charlotte moved from
the ME-CA 7 4A and Lake Norman and Mooresville moved from the North Piedmont 3A.
Hough, of Cornelius, opened in 2010 and joined the conference that year.
SOUTHERN MECK 4A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSBOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2013 Providence 25
2014 Providence 34
2015 Providence 23
2016 Providence 30
2017 Ardrey Kell 30
2018 Providence 28
2019 Ardrey Kell 20
2020 Ardrey Kell 27
2021 Ardrey Kell 32
2022 Myers Park 41
2023 Ardrey Kell 19
2024 Myers Park 26
GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2013 Providence 20
2014 Providence 25
2015 Providence 23
2016 Providence 27
2017 Providence 20
2018 Ardrey Kell 24
2019 Ardrey Kell 33
2020 Ardrey Kell 22
2021 Ardrey Kell 21
2022 Ardrey Kell 29
2023 Myers Park 27
2024 Myers Park 21
BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2013 Wyatt Maxey Providence 15:41 (at McAlpine Park)
2014 Tanner Sutter Providence 16:14 (at McAlpine Park)
2015 Haywood Ferguson South Mecklenburg 16:24 (at McAlpine Park)
2016 Hayden Blalock Providence 16:40 (at McAlpine Park)
2017 Pace Clark Providence 16:24 (at McAlpine Park)
2018 Pace Clark Providence 16:16 (at McAlpine Park)
2019 Murphy Smith Ardrey Kell 16:19 (at McAlpine Park)
2020 Murphy Smith Ardrey Kell 15:57 (at McAlpine Park)
2021 Patrick Gibbons Ardrey Kell 15:58 (at McAlpine Park)
2022 Raghav Gopalakrishnan Ardrey Kell 16:02 (at McAlpine Park)
2023 Raghav Gopalakrishnan Ardrey Kell 15:48 (at McAlpine Park)
2024 Joseph Wells Ardrey Kell 15:54 (at McAlpine Park)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2013 Bianca Bishop Providence 17:56 (at McAlpine Park)
2014 Grace Sullivan Providence 17:53 (at Mcalpine Park)
2015 Claire Strickler Providence 19:35 (at McAlpine Park)
2016 Lindsey Lanier Providence 20:11 (at McAlpine Park)
2017 Sarah Parrish Providence 19:20 (at McAlpine Park)
2018 Tate Arrington Providence 19:57 (at McAlpine Park)
2019 Bennett Key Providence 19:37 (at McAlpine Park)
2020 Anna Wells Ardrey Kell 18:47 (at McAlpine Park)
2021 Natalia Martin Olympic 19:17 (at McAlpine Park)
2022 Natalia Martin Olympic 18:53 (at McAlpine Park)
2023 Mary Bonner Dalton Myers Park 18:01 (at McAlpine Park)
2024 Alaina Zabel Myers Park 18:12 (at McAlpine Park)
Note: The Southern Meck Conference was formed at the beginning of the 2013-14
school year and consisted of teams from Mecklenburg County (Ardrey Kell, Berry,
Charlotte Catholic, Harding, Olympic, Providence, South Mecklenburg, West Mecklenburg,
and added Myers Park in 2023 and losing Charlotte Catholic, Providence and West Mecklenburg)
MeCKa 4A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSBOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2013 Robinson 36
2014 A.L. Brown 28
2015 Hough 25
2016 Mallard Creek 32
GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2013 Robinson 33
2014 Hough 28
2015 Hough 24
2016 Hough 20
BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2013 McCann Sheridan Robinson 16:34 (at North Cabarrus Park, Concord)
2014 Kellen Corson A.L. Brown 16:42 (at McAlpine Park)
2015 Spencer Barnes Hough 16:58 (at McAlpine Park)
2016 Brandon Hernandez A.L. Brown 16:42 (at McAlpine Park)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2013 Natalie Andrejchak Robinson 19:19 (at North Cabarrus Park, Concord)
2014 Maddie McHugh Hough 18:58 (at McAlpine Park)
2015 Tasha Regan Hopewell 19:13 (at McAlpine Park)
2016 Lauren Brodauf Hough 20:10 (at McAlpine Park)
Note: The MeCKa Conference was formed at the beginning of the 2013-14 school year
and consisted of teams from Mecklenburg County (Hopewell, Hough, Mallard
Creek, North Mecklenburg, Vance, West Charlotte), Cabarrus County (Jay M.
Robinson in Concord) and Kannapolis (A.L. Brown). It is not associated
with the MECA that existed from 2001-2008, although this conference did have
some of the same teams.
I-MECK 4A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS (2017-2020)BOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2017 Mooresville 31
2018 Mooresville 20
2019 Mooresville 28
2020 Mooresville 29
GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2017 Lake Norman 28
2018 Hough 25
2019 Lake Norman 29
2020 Hough 41
BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2017 Ben Ebert Hough 16:54 (at Mallard Creek High School)
2018 Damien Gonzalez Mooresville 16:29 (at McAlpine Park)
2019 Griffin Horner Lake Norman 16:40 (at McAlpine Park)
2020 Griffin Horner Lake Norman 16:15 (at McAlpine Park)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2017 Alexis McDonnell Hough 19:33 (at Mallard Creek High School)
2018 Lilly Walters Hough 19:03 (at McAlpine Park)
2019 Madeline Stolberg Lake Norman 18:59 (at McAlpine Park)
2020 Madeline Stolberg Lake Norman 18:14 (at McAlpine Park)
Note: The I-Meck Conference was re-formed at the beginning of the 2017-18 school
year and consisted of the same teams that were in the I-Meck Conference that
formed in the 2009-10 school year and ran through the 2012-13 school year. The
conference consisted of schools from Iredell County (Lake Norman, Mooresville)
and MECKlenburg (Hopewell, Hough, Mallard Creek, North Mecklenburg, Vance, West
Charlotte).
QUEEN CITY ATHLETIC 3A/4A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSBOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2021 Hough 18
2022 Hough 17
2023 Hough 19
2024 Hough 31
GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2021 Hough 22
2022 Hough 33
2023 Hough 17
2024 Hough 20
BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2021 Brockton Parrish Hough 17:27 (at McAlpine Park)
2022 Brockton Parrish Hough 18:02 (at McAlpine Park)
2023 Markus Bester Hough 17:03 (at McAlpine Park)
2024 Nathan Suplee Hopewell 16:24 (at McAlpine Park)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2021 Lily Walters Hough 18:40 (at McAlpine Park)
2022 Reagan Rainey Hough 20:09 (at McAlpine Park)
2023 Reagan Rainey Hough 20:02 (at McAlpine Park)
2024 Kaely Patterson Hough 19:31 (at McAlpine Park)
Note: The Queen City 3A/4A Conference was re-formed at the beginning of the 2021-22 school
year and consisted of 7 teams in the Northern part of Mecklenburg County:
Hopewell, Hough, Mallard Creek, North Mecklenburg, Vance (Chambers), West Charlotte and West Mecklenburg
GREATER CHARLOTTE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 7A/8A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSBOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2025 Myers Park 24
GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2025 Myers Park 22
BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2025 James Freeman Myers Park 16:13 (at McAlpine Park)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2025 Alaina Zabel Myers Park 18:50 (at McAlpine Park)
Note: The Greater Charlotte Athletic Conference was formed at the beginning of the 2025-26
school year and consisted of 6 teams in South Charlotte and northern Mecklenburg County:
Garinger (8A), Hopewell (7A), Hough (8A), Myers Park (8A), South Mecklenburg (8A), West Mecklenburg (7A).
MECK POWER SIX 7A/8A
CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSBOYS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2025 Mallard Creek 27
GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year School Points
2025 Mallard Creek 34
BOYS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2025 Jonathan Staley Independence 16:46 (at McAlpine Park)
GIRLS INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Year Name School Performance
2025 Kiara Anderson Mallard Creek 20:57 (at McAlpine Park)
Note: The Meck Power 6 7A/8A Conference was formed at the beginning of the 2025-26
school year and consisted of 6 teams in Charlotte and northern Mecklenburg County:
Butler (7A), Independence (7A), Chambers (8A), Mallard Creek (8A),
North Mecklenburg (7A), West Charlotte (8A).
River 2A until 2005 before it joined the Queen City 3A/4A and then in 2009 when
it joined the newly-formed ME-GA 7 3A/4A.
Piedmont 3A conference from the 1998-1999 school year until the 2001-2002 school year.
Union County schools (new Cuthbertson, Forest Hills, Piedmont, Monroe, Central
Academy and Union Academy) and Stanly County schools (North Stanly, West Stanly).
Berry joined the ME-GA 7 3A/4A in the 2011-2012 school year and then joined the
MeCKa at the beginning of the 2013-14 school year, and then joined the Southern
Meck at the beginning of the 2017-18 school year.
Thanks to Brett Honeycutt for compiling these lists.
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