Not since 2022 and 2023 has a North Scott boys’ or girls’ cross-country runner won a medal at the conference race and qualified for the state meet. more

North Scott wants to get three runners to the state meet this year. All three hopefuls took another step towards that goal last week at Central DeWitt’s Jim Hetrick Invitational. more

New course, same Lancers. more

The 2026 Jim Boughton Invitational did not produce the blazing-fast times cross-country runners are used to, but the Lancers still took advantage of the fast course in Dubuque. more

First, it was heat. Then, it was rain. Snow is not that far away. more

If it were up to them, North Scott’s boys would probably run at Seminole Valley Park every week. more

There are no timeouts or halftime breaks in cross-country. The searing summer heat is a constant obstacle on the course. more

It’s hard to imagine the first meet of the year going much better for North Scott’s cross-country teams. more

The story entering the season is the seniors. more

One spot shy. more

As the temperatures begin to drop, so do the times for Lancer cross-country runners as they look to make one last push ahead of the state qualifying meet. more

Taking to a water-logged and mucky mess of a course at Emma Young Park in Clinton on Thursday, the Lancer girls brought home a third-place finish, while North Scott’s boys came in fourth at the MAC meet on Thursday, Oct. 11. NSP photos by Scott Campbell.  more

The North Scott girls' cross country team took first place and the boys' team placed second at the Lancer Invitational at Scott County Park on Sept. 11. NSP photos by Scott Campbell. more