Competing in her second XC race, Selena Moya is the first Stacey runner to take on the obstacles and at the end shaved-off over a minute from her previous outing at UTSA Invitational the week before.

Joel Ibarra cruising with about 1200 meters remaining in the grueling 3200 meter course and below, kicking it in with a 300 meter sprint to the finish.

First Flight runner, Kurt Stuebs ran a good leg and set the remaining four runners up in good position as he finished in the top third of the field.

The next Flight runner, Bryan Kelps leaves little chance of tripping over the cavellettis as he vaults over the second obstacle and prepares for his finish.

Struggling with some leg issues, Cody Miller is not particularly fond of the required jumping throughout the 3200 meter course.

Number two runner, Kelly Knippel taking on the course with a gusto.

Stacey's anchor leg in the Flight Score Meet, Desmond Clark hunting-down a runner from Harlandale.

Looking at you take on the log, I might have considered it. But later over the cavellettis totally convinced me - NO! Jennifer, you may not run the hurdles in track this spring!

All-in-all, (8th out of 25 teams) not a bad showing considering we were probably the smallest school competing and mixing it up with 4-A and 5-A powerhouses.