2008 – Coach Christopher Shultz. Although the 2008 girls cross country team was rather small, they had a surprisingly successful season. it started out slow, but when Regionals rolled around the corner, the girls ran harder that they had all season. Four of the girls, Freshmen Jakeenya Evans and Anna Rodgers, sophomore Cornelia Osborne, and junior Rory Mills, all qualified for the4 Sectionals race. The team will be losing only one senior, Katie Wilkie, so there is much promise for next year.
2007 – Coach Christopher Shultz. The 2007 girls cross country team had a pretty successful season, with Rory Mills and Sunita Karan making it to Sectionals. The team was led by four seniors including Sunita Karan, Stefffanie Bezruki, Ermanda Roberts, and Rosemary Nash. Although the team was quite small with only seven girls competing, they placed seventh at Regionals, which was a great improvement from 2006. Despite the loss of four key seniors, Central girls cross country seems to be on the rise.
2006 – Coach Christopher Shultz. The 2006 girls cross country team had a productive season. The girls had a small team, but they were able to overcome this obstacle and accomplish all the goals they set for the season. Freshman Rory Mills advanced to sectionals as an individual and the rest of the girls did very well throughout the season.
2005 – Coach Christopher Shultz. The 2005 girls cross country team had a great year. They had a small squad, but every girl worked very hard and gave it their best, putting Central 7th in the Big 12. The team also finished 6th at Regionals. The highlight of the season was MVP Lisa Mazzocco qualifying for Sectionals.
2004 – Coach Butler. The 2004 girls cross country team was lead by seniors Allison McLemore, Maggie Mills, and Kristine Johnston. Some of the underclassmen also stepped up to help the Lady Maroons qualify for the Sectional meet. Those runners included Lisa Mazzocco, Peggy Jones, and Sunita Karan. Coach Butler was thrilled with the result of the 2004 season and looks forward to the season next year.
2003 – Coach Butler. Two words that would describe this years' girls cross country team are unity and leadership. The team was led by seniors Carrie Peters, Kalie Trueper, Nadia Jassim, Holly Nelson, Leslie Muhr, Phoebe Mbuvi, Emily Fotzler, and Robin Thomas, who led the team to a victory in the Twin City Meet. They also came in 6th in the Big 12, 4th at Regionals, and advanced on to Sectionals. Next year holds great expectations with a young, talented group.
2002 – Coaches Woods and Harmon. The girls cross country team started off the season by winning the Charleston Invitational. They also won the Twin City title and got 4th in the Big 12 Conference. At Regionals, the lady maroons took 2nd, advancing them to Sectionals. The girls ran hard and finished 9th at Sectionals, making a great end to a fantastic season.
2001 – Coach Chris Saunders. This year's cross-country team was very young, but showed a lot of promise. Everyone on the team had a great attitude throughout the entire season. This team could become one of the best teams in the sectional if they continue to work hard. The 2000 season had many wonderful highlights. Some in particular include: a team victory against Mattoon and Eisenhower at the Eisenhower triangular, a fourth place finish at Metamora Freshman/Sophomore race, and having freshman Carrie Peters individually qualify for the sectional meet. If this young team sticks together, they will be a team to watch out for in the coming seasons.
2000 – Coach Chris Saunders. This year's team was very young but they came through with big individual improvements. One individual performance that was great was Sara Arnold qualifying to Sectionals.
1999 – This years' girls cross country team had a rebuilding year. The girls team was plagued by injuries and lost three of their top seven runners. Fortunately, underclassmen and newcomers filled the spots. the team came together at Regionals and finished fifth, advancing to Sectionals.
1998 – Central's Cross Country team had a wonderful season. The girls finished third at Regionals and fifth at Sectionals. This was the first year that the girls made it to State and they got 21st.
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1996 – The girls had a record of 6-1, Felicia Breen finished 2nd in Regionals.
1995 – Coaches Anne Staab and Kara Harmon. At the Chatham invite, Katie Townsend set a new school record when she threw the discus and amazing 140 feet, 4 inches. The 3200 relay team also set a new record of 10 minutes, 26.4 seconds.
1994 – Coach Harmon. Heather Nalbone, Melissa Sonka, and Sarah Ringler were in the top ten at the Twin City meet. Sarah went on to place 28th at Regionals and missed Sectional qualification by one place.
1993 – No Information available at this time.
1992 – No information available at this time.
1991 – No information available at this time.