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THE HARRIERS OF FORT BEND CHRISTIAN ACADEMY HAD SOME DEFINING HIGHS AND LOWS TO THE 2019 CROSS COUNTRY SEASON.
Coach Chris Lee had high expectations with several seniors leading the way, but the injury and illness bug struck late in the season.
"The season was definitely a success," Lee said. "The highlight was our girls and boys teams both winning district. The kids stepped up big time." Prior to the state meet, however, the Eagles started dropping like flies.
"It was really a strange thing," he said. "Several of our runners got sick and just weren't able to perform as well as they wanted to at state. It just never materialized. "What our team really took away from the season was that cross country is a team sport. You run for each other and no matter what happens, you are a team at the end of the day."
The boys team was led by senior Paul Sanchez and sophomore Dylan Weaver, while the girls were paced by Taylor Dailey and Madeline Font.
"We had several seniors, so we will be in a bit of a rebuilding mode next year," Lee said. "Weaver will lead our boys team and we have an incoming freshman girl who can contend for the state title next year. I'm really excited to see what she will do.
"We will try and get more kids to come out for cross country by recruiting inside our own school. We are excited to find those kids who can excel in the sport. They might not even know it yet."
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BY THE NUMBERS: The city's Top 10 Class 6A rushers, passers, receivers
Let's read between the numbers as it relates to Houston's top stat leaders.
The rushers are led by a sophomore sensation -- Jaydon Blue at Klein Cain. Blue has picked up offers from Texas, Oklahoma State and Arkansas of late. He's a sophomore.
Mayde Creek is undefeated for the first time in... forever. Julius Loghridge has the Rams rolling.
How about Conroe's Christian Pack? He's the eighth leading rusher and third leading passer in H'Town. The Tigers are playing well under second-year head coach Cedric Hardeman.
Cy Lakes Sofian Massoud has a great story. A MUST READ (CLICK HERE). He's from the Bronx, New York and is taking the city by story with his arm. He's committed to UH.
The biggest stars are the WRs. Penn State-commit Parker Washington; Texas-commit Troy Omiere and four star Dwight McGlothern of Klein Oak lead the bunch. Mike Phoenix, however, has the most yards.
See the stats.
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CLASS 6A TOP 10
Rushing Leaders
Jaydon Blue, Cain 798 Yards
Julius Loughridge, Mayde Creek, 713 Yards
Dylan Campbell, Stake Jesuit, 688 Yards
Quajon Charles, College Park, 664 Yards
Jacob Henriquez, Pasadena, 645 Yards
Demarcus Barlow, Aldine Davis, 635 Yards
Aldyn Bradley, Spring, 625 Yards
Christian Pack, Conroe, 588 Yards
Carbrey Barnes, Tomball Memorial, 528 Yards
Kenzo Viteri, Klein, 528 Yards
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Passing Leaders
Jalen Morrison, Heights, 1,450 Yards
Sofian Massoud, Cy Lakes, 1,446 Yards
Christian Pack, Conroe, 1,331 Yards
Eric Rodriguez, Travis, 1,300 Yards
Caleb Weaver, Jersey Village, 1,246 Yards
Conner Weigman, Bridgeland, 1,194 Yards
Julian Uwadia, Cy Creek, 1,186 Yards
Gavin Esquivel, Clear Falls, 1,145 Yards
Brice Matthews, Atascocita, 1,110 Yards
JD Head, Pearland, 1,010 Yards
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Receiving Leaders
Michael Phoenix, Conroe, 764 Yards
Dwight McGlothern, Klein Oak, 586 Yards
Daniel Dishman, Clear Falls, 543 Yards
Dylan Goffney, Bridgeland, 533 Yards
Khaliq Abdul-Mateen, Cy Lakes 497 Yards
Jarrell Farr, Travis, 491 Yards
Troy Omeire, FB Austin, 486 Yards
Willie McCoy, Bellaire, 486 Yards
Parker Washington, Travis, 477 Yards
Clyde Bellow, Deer Park, 443 Yards