2026 Brooks XC South Championships

Every Brooks XC South Region Championship Winner Ever

Every Brooks XC South Region Championship Winner Ever

Dating back to the first one in 1979, here is a list of every boy and girl to have won the Brooks XC South Region Championship

Oct 6, 2026 by Mathias Cubillan
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2025 Brooks XC South Championships Boys Race8:42

On Saturday, November 28, a horde of high school runners will descend on North Carolina to compete in the 2026 Brooks XC South Championships, eyeing the chance to finish top ten and qualify for the 2026 Brooks XC Championships presented by Fleet Feet.

Fourteen states will participate in the meet, but South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, Florida, Texas and North Carolina are the only states to have produced a champion.

For the first three years of the competition, the athletes raced in Atlanta. However, since 1982, the South XC Region Championship  has been held at the Larry McAfee Course at McAlpine Creek Park in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Who Are The Previous Boy’s South XC Champions?

  • 1979 - Dwight Stephens - VA
  • 1980 - Joseph Buechler - KY
  • 1981 - Charles Alexander - VA
  • 1982 - Brian Jaeger - FL
  • 1983 - Greg Green - FL
  • 1984 - Stacy Sutter - FL
  • 1985 - Ruben Reina - Texas
  • 1986 - Eric Henry - TX
  • 1987 - Travis Grindstaff - GA
  • 1988 - Andre Williams - VA
  • 1989 - Teddy Mitchell - FL
  • 1990 - Ricky Gallegos - TX
  • 1991 - Marc Davis - SC
  • 1992 - Brian Good - FL
  • 1993 - Brad Hauser - TX
  • 1994 - Brad Hauser - TX
  • 1995 - Sharif Karie - VA
  • 1996 - Sharif Karie - VA
  • 1997 - Bradsher Wilkins - NC
  • 1998 - Bradsher Wilkins - NC
  • 1999 - Alan Webb - VA
  • 2000 - Alan Webb - VA
  • 2001 - Bobby Lockhart - VA
  • 2002 - Bobby Curtis - KY
  • 2003 - Brian Sullivan - TX
  • 2004 - Andrew Bumbalough - TN
  • 2005 - Michael Eaton - KY
  • 2006 - Ryan Hill - NC
  • 2007 - Colby Lowe - TX
  • 2008 - Bill Matthew - TN
  • 2009 - Craig Lutz - TX
  • 2010 - Jimmy Clark - FL
  • 2011 - Craig Nowak - TX
  • 2012 - Sean McGorty - VA
  • 2013 - Aaron Templeton - TN
  • 2014 - Andrew Hunter - VA
  • 2015 - Andrew Hunter - VA
  • 2016 - Samuel Worley - TX
  • 2017 - John Tatter - NC
  • 2018 - Cruz Gomez - TX
  • 2019 - Judson Greer - TX
  • 2020 - Canceled
  • 2021 - Ethan Ashley - GA
  • 2022 - Rocky Hansen - NC
  • 2023 - Patrick Koon - FL
  • 2024 - Keegan Smith - TN
  • 2025 - Caden Leonard - TX

Who Are The Previous Girls’s South XC Champions?

  • 1979 - Ginger Sullivan - TN
  • 1980 - Maria Largo - VA
  • 1981 - Andrea Volpe - VA
  • 1982 - Andrea Volpe - VA
  • 1983 - Kathleen Smith - TX
  • 1984 - Erin Keogh - VA
  • 1985 - Erin Keogh - VA
  • 1986 - Erin Keogh - VA
  • 1987 - Tina Hall - TX
  • 1988 - Meghan McCarthy - VA
  • 1989 - Megan Flowers - TX
  • 1990 - Meghan McCarthy - VA
  • 1991 - Megan Flowers - TX
  • 1992 - Karen Godlock - NC
  • 1993 - Jackie Kerr - VA
  • 1994 - Jackie Kerr - VA
  • 1995 - Jessica Koch - TX
  • 1996 - Sarah-Vance Godman - NC
  • 1997 - Laura Heiner - VA
  • 1998 - Liz Awtry - VA
  • 1999 - Erin Swain - VA
  • 2000 - Christa Benton - FL
  • 2001 - Laura Stanley - NC
  • 2002 - Rachel Forish - TX
  • 2003 - Jennifer Barringer - FL
  • 2004 - Jennifer Barringer - FL
  • 2005 - Nichole Jones - TX
  • 2006 - Aurora Scott - VA
  • 2007 - Kathy Kroeger - TN
  • 2008 - Kathy Kroeger - TN
  • 2009 - Chelsey Sveinsson - TX
  • 2010 - Kathryn Fluehr - FL
  • 2011 - Cali Roper - TX
  • 2012 - Sophie Chase - VA
  • 2013 - Caroline Alcorta - VA
  • 2014 - Ryen Frazier - NC
  • 2015 - Weini Kelati - VA
  • 2016 - Nevada Mareno - NC
  • 2017 - Rebecca Story - TN
  • 2018 - London Culbreath - TX
  • 2019 - Jenna Hutchins - TN
  • 2020 - Canceled
  • 2021 - Natalie Cook - TX
  • 2022 - Ciara O'Shea - KY
  • 2023 - Elizabeth Leachman - TX
  • 2024 - Elizabeth Leachman - TX
  • 2025 - Macy Wingard - TX

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