WIAA State Cross Country Meet Results

Sunday, November 1st, 2026 -- 7:20 AM

Stevens Point won its state-record tying 16th Division 1 boys’ title and fifth straight, while Neenah captured its third straight Division 1 girls’ crown to lead six team champions at the 114th annual state cross country championships on Oct. 31 in Wisconsin Rapids.

Boys Results:

Stevens Point cruised to its record title with 90 points for a 50-point win over runner-up Menomonee Falls.  The Panthers are the first team to win five straight Division 1 titles since South Milwaukee from 1937-41. Marshfield finished 14th. Individually, junior Logan Zeise of Milwaukee King won the Division 1 title in 15:02, becoming the first Milwaukee City Conference athlete to win the boys’ title since Jerry Liebenberg of Milwaukee Marshall in 1966.

Campbellsport claimed its first Division 2 boys’ state title since 1972 and also had its first-ever individual boys’ champion in senior Garrett Pickering, who posted a time of 15:31. 

Marathon captured its first state championship in Division 3 in its 15th appearance at the state meet. The Red Raiders had been fourth place three times, including last season. Cadott finished 4th, Assumption 8th, Stratford 11th.  Individually, senior Nolan Waltz of Three Lakes/Phelps became his school’s first individual champion, taking the Division 3 title in 15:58.  John Smit of Stanley-Boyd finished 30th, Ben Hartwig of Athens 34th, Hunter Ogle of Stanley-Boyd 45th and Zale Pettis of Augusta 57th. 

Girls Results:

Neenah held off Mount Horeb by two points to take the Division 1 girls’ title. It was the sixth state championship for the Rockets. Mount Horeb was the defending Division 2 state champion.  Bloomer finished 4th, Marshfield 15th. Bloomer senior Aliyah Hartman set a state meet 5K record to win the Division 1 individual title in a blistering pace of 17:01, breaking the previous mark from last year by 25 seconds. Hartman is Bloomer’s first individual girls’ champion.  

New Berlin Eisenhower won its first girls’ state title with 87 points in Division 2 to get past Kettle Moraine Lutheran, which totaled 99 points.  Junior Macie Boe of Amery won the individual title in 18:20.  Defending Division 3 state champion senior Maggie Behler of Kohler placed third in 18:26.

In Division 3, Southwestern captured its first state title since 1997 when it won as a co-op with Cuba City.  Stanley-Boyd finished 10th, Auburndale 14th. Southwestern also had the individual champion as sophomore Mackenzie Knuckey improved upon her fourth place finish from last season with a time of 18:49.  Phoenix Losievski of Pittsville finished 18th while Ellie Doubler of Regis finished 20th.

Complete Results Found Here.....State Cross Country

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