Track & Field

LEWISVILLE – Advances in nutrition and technology will keep pushing athletic performance to new levels.

Kingston Whitty ’26 draws from something uniquely special inside him, too, which is why a 36-year-old school and state record was finally on borrowed time Saturday. Kingston curled his body over the crossbar for an awe-inspiring win in the high jump (7 feet, 2 inches), a performance on its own that would have made the two-hour trip to Forsyth Country Day worthwhile for Christ School track and field. 

LEWISVILLE – Every inch and second feels consequential at a state meet. 

Koen Booker ’27 can attest after bringing his A-game to the long jump on Friday’s first day of the NCISAA Division I Championship Meet. 

MONTREAT, N.C. – Nine years constitutes a good run. 

Christ School track & field had several good runs Wednesday – and jumps and throws, too. 

BOONE – Noah Clancy ’26 went on a solo mission Saturday.

Not only did Noah not have any teammates to pace him for a longer race, the 5,000 meters at Appalachian State University’s John Weaver Invitational was run at higher altitude against college competition. 

Personal records galore for North Carolina’s top distance program. 

Ten Greenies mixed it up with premium competition at this weekend’s Carolina Distance Carnival, running some of Christ School’s best-ever times in the 800-meter run, 1-mile, and 3,200 meters. 

HENDERSONVILLE – No distance points, no problem. 

Christ School track & field won Thursday’s Parks Ford Invitational purely on the strength of the team’s hurdlers, jumpers, sprinters, and throwers.