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.

A new tradition served as the unofficial start to Christ School's 123rd Commencement Weekend on Thursday night.

Opportunity came knocking this spring for Christ School athletes.

The Greenies answered in every single sport offered by the Carolinas Athletic Association, the first such conference-championship sweep for the boys since 2018.

When you only get one home meet, you better run like it, throw like it, and jump like it.

Christ School track athletes seemed to get the message on Senior Night.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – He did it!

Rocky Hansen ’23 was never chasing history. History was just one more thing that couldn't outrun Rocky Hansen. 

PHILADELPHIA - Christ School's rain-soaked Distance Medley Relay team of Dawson Reeves '24, Brendan Regan '24, Kazhi Sealey '23, and Rocky Hansen '23 won Friday at the Penn Relays with the second-fastest time in meet history and a North Carolina state record (9 minutes, 58.15 seconds).

WEDDINGTON – Dawson Reeves ’24 has been raising his arms a lot lately.

The junior from Canton, N.C., broke the tape Saturday night with another career-defining win, taking first place in the mile at the Carolina Distance Carnival.

Quinton Cancel ’23 (long jump and triple jump), Noah Graham ‘23 (pole vault), Dallas Reeves ’27 (1,600-meter run), Dawson Reeves ’24 (3,200-meter run), and Brendan Regan ‘24 (300-meter hurdles) were individual winners for Christ School track in Wednesday’s Carolinas Athletic Association meet at Asheville School.

NASSAU, Bahamas - Six hundred athletes from 28 countries descended on the Carribean Free Trade Association (CARIFTA) Games with aspirations of a medal.

Kahzi Sealey ’23 is bringing home not one, but two.

From the Bahamas to California, an eventful Easter Weekend for Christ School track covered a whole lot of ground.  

Christ School track’s five-year streak of conference championships does not appear to be in serious jeopardy.

The term “Renaissance man” gets thrown around a lot at Christ School, but never enough with a Greenie like Kahzi Sealey ’23.