Beast Mode

Senior Reid Booher, broke out in Track, setting PR's in the 1600m, 4:41 and the 3200m 10:41. His challenge will be to take his times to the next level. A projected low-to-mid-16 5K is what it will take for him to help the team reach the Regional Meet for the first time since 2010.

 Senior Anh-Vu looks to break his Cross-Country Curse and actually start and finish a season. Back-to-back summer injuries have prevented Anh-Vu from showcasing what he can do. A PR in the 3200m at 10:33, sets him up for  another shot a great cross-country season.

 Senior Carson Countiss, led all Bobcats last season at the district meet with a  17:27 5K. He continued his success into track where PR's in both the 1600m 4:36 and the 3200 m 10:22 sets up his projected 16:20 5K at the District Meet in October. Competing against lofty times left behind by his brother's is what is motivating Carson. 

Senior Magnus Mollenhauer went into the 2023-2024  coming off a season ending track injury.  He still led all runners the first few meets until more injuries slowed his progress. His track season never blossomed but he hung in there. Magnus at his best is one of our top runners and can have a big impact on how good the team can be this season.

Senior Khaleel Benson was unable to duplicate his 2023 Track Season performance as injuries sidelined him in both Cross-Country and Track. A slow  summer build up will be needed for Khaleel to be successful his senior season and to gain his confidence back. His maturity and desire to compete will help mentor his teammates.

Senior Brandon Rials, had some glimpses of his successful Sophomore season performances leading all bobcats at the Galveston Beach Run and tossing in a 10:33 3200 m race during track season. Brandon is showing his desire to ignite the fire that burned brightly during his Sophomore year and will be force to contend with at the District Meet in October.

Senior Nathaniel Dazey, a four year member of BFNDrunning, showed he is ready for his senior Cross-Country season by setting his 5k PR last year at the SBISD Invitational. He will once again need this type of performance to make an impact on the strong group in front of him.

Freshman Connor Nguyen came in with some top fanfare as he worked with the team while in Junior High School. He was a top 10 finisher at his Junior High District meet and has shown he is willing to work hard to progress to the High School Level. It will be exciting to see how he adjusts.

Cale Niederhofer joined the team during the first 3 weeks of school. He is a strong freshmen with some decent foot-speed. He is unknown and did not get the summer training in but he is already making progress. Even with zero summer training he is already the second best freshman on the team.