With the conference meet looming in two weeks, Christ School track continues to round into championship form.

The Greenies were again the top team at a Carolinas Athletic Association meet Wednesday at Asheville School, stacking up 244 points to 179 from runner-up Rabun Gap (Ga.).

Back-to-back in one of the Southeast’s premier meets for distance running.

Congratulations to Christ School senior Dawson Reeves ’24 for repeating as the boys 1-mile champion Saturday at the Carolina Distance Carnival hosted by Weddington High School.

Symbolism on point: 24 college sports recruits from Christ School’s Class of 2024. 

Following an extended assembly Friday, boys taking part in Spring Signing Day were joined by their family and Greenie brothers for a ceremony in Mebane Field House. 

Christ School track’s depth was too much for four other boys teams at Wednesday’s meet hosted by Asheville High School. 

Duke recruit Dawson Reeves ’24 got his stiffest competition from his teammates in the 800-meter run (1:54.50) and 3,200-meter run (10:09.07), while the Greenies took first place in the meet’s final event, the 1,600-meter relay (3:31.35). 

Christ School track returned to the scene of last week’s season-opening win and got the same result. For the second Wednesday in a row, the Greenies were the clear winner of a meet at Asheville School. 

Good Friday, indeed!

Dawson Reeves ’24 began his Easter Break by winning the 3,200 meters Friday afternoon at N.C. State’s Raleigh Relays, running 9 minutes, 11.48 seconds. The Duke recruit was up against a stacked field that included NCISAA 4-A state cross country champion Tyler Surface of North Raleigh Christian (10th place, 9:21.74).

Christ School track and field won Wednesday’s four-team meet at Asheville School by 101 points with nine individual winners and two first-place relays.

Wednesday’s meet was the first of the outdoor season for the Greenies as a full squad. 

INDIAN TRAIL, N.C. - How to make a 2,000-meter run even harder? Throw in a few obstacles, including water jumps.

Duke University recruit Dawson Reeves ’24 ran the sixth-fastest 2,000-meter steeplechase time in North Carolina history (6 minutes, 6.71 seconds) Saturday at the Spring Into the Season Kickoff track meet hosted by Metrolina Christian Academy.

The Christ School Athletic Department is proud to announce its All-Academic Team for the 2023-24 Winter Sports season.

WINSTON-SALEM – Given the distance, the 1,000-meter run requires a mix of endurance and speed.

Dawson Reeves ’24 had it covered Saturday at the Fast Track Invitational indoor track meet.

Everyone with a vested interest sees nothing but upside for the athletic future of Eyob Gill ’24.

Which would mean his college career will look very much like high school.

PFAFFTOWN, N.C. – Dawson Reeves ’24 didn’t want to psych out himself by looking at who else had entered Saturday’s New Balance Dash for Doobie.

It’s the other 273 runners who should have been worried.

As of Friday, there are now 10 seniors from Christ School’s Class of 2024 who have committed to play college sports.

This is the year for Dawson Reeves ’24.

The senior from Canton, N.C., has solidified it by announcing his verbal commitment to run cross country and track for Duke University.

Collectively, the cross country and track programs at Christ School have the rest of the state playing catch-up.

Milesplit North Carolina announced its year-end awards Friday at NCRunners.com with the Greenies (state program of the year) and Rocky Hansen ’23 (state MVP) winning the two biggest prizes on the boys side.

Christ School athletics has been fortunate enough to have a Gatorade State Player of the Year four times in 38 years, which speaks to its rarity.

Rocky Hansen ’23 made the award look downright commonplace.

RENTON, Wash. - Rocky Hansen’s first real trip to the Pacific Northwest is off to a record-breaking start, as if anyone would expect anything less.

The recent Christ School graduate and Wake Forest University recruit ran the fourth-fastest 2 mile in national history (8:35.22) at Wednesday’s Brooks PR Invitational.

For the second year in a row, Christ School track & field has been deemed North Carolina’s top overall boys team by HighSchoolOT.

The final state rankings were published on the website Thursday.

Rocky Hansen ’23 can be humble to a fault at times.

And even he was a good sport when T-shirts were made to celebrate him becoming the first North Carolina boy to run a sub-4 minute mile on April 30.

About that ……

Rocky shaved nearly a second and a half off his all-time state record at Thursday’s HOKA Festival of Miles in St. Louis.

CONCORD - Forest green never looked so fast until Rocky Hansen ‘23 wore it.

The 10-time state champion will speak Sunday at Christ School’s 123rd Commencement, but he's said it all when it comes to his legendary status in North Carolina track and field.