2013
Photo by Mary Ann Magnant
The Winners - Individuals
Large School Boys: Tai Dinger (St. Albans)
Small School Boys: Alex Armbruster (St. Andrew's Episcopal)
Large School Girls: Megan Wilson (Sidwell Friends)
Small School Girls: Caitlin Flanagan (Rockbridge Academy)
The Winners - Teams
Large School Boys: Our Lady of Good Counsel High School
Small School Boys: St. Andrew's Episcopal School
Large School Girls: John Carroll High School
Small School Girls: Annapolis Area Christian High School
Top runners who did not compete
Tyler Spear (Loyola-Blakefield) - 15:07 5K, MIAA champion
Mikey Singer (McDonogh) - 15:50 5K, second at MIAA Championships
Dominic Genuario (Mount St. Joseph) - 16:18 5K, third at MIAA Championships
Jack Hamed (St. Paul's) - 16:22 5K, fourth at MIAA Championships
Michael Wegner (Loyola-Blakefield) - 16:19 5K, fifth at MIAA Championships
Maggie Seybold (McDonogh) - 19:44 5K, second at IAAM Championships
Jessica Harris (Mount de Sales) - 19:58 5K, third at IAAM Championships
Amy Egan (Bryn Mawr) - 19:27 5K, third in B conference at IAAM Championships
Ellie Leape (Sidwell Friends) - 19:09 5K, ISL champion
Emily Kaplan (Georgetown Visitation) - 19:21 5K, second at ISL Championships
Only a few Baltimore-area schools made the trip to the MD/DC Private School state meet in 2013, meaning most of the top runners from the MIAA Championships are on the list above. Spear, who would go on to finish third at the Team Nationals southeast regional meet and qualify for nationals, would have likely been the favorite, even against a strong field of seniors led by St. Albans' Tai Dinger. The Dons would have also been a good matchup for the large school champions from Good Counsel.
The same is true for most of the girls field as well; while individual champion Kristen Kohles and the John Carroll girls competed at the MD/DC state meet, neither McDonogh's Maggie Seybold nor Mount de Sales' Jessica Harris did. Neither did the top two finishers from the ISL Championships, Sidwell Friends' Ellie Leape or the aforementioned Emily Kaplan (she would compete at the meet as a senior in 2014).