Indiana Boys Cross Country Performer of the Week (Oct. 5-11)

After another week of cross-country racing in Indiana, it's time to vote for the MileSplit Indiana boys cross-country performer of the week.

The poll closes Friday at 3 p.m. ET.

Check out this week's nominees and cast your vote below.

Note: Athletes who have been nominated in the past two weeks are not eligible. Previous winners are excluded for the rest of the season.

This Week's Nominees:

Landon Crawn, Terre Haute South Vigo (Indiana): Ran 15:43.53 for 1st place among 111 finishers in the 5K at Danville HS Conference. The mark is the fastest overall mark in MileSplit's database at this course since 2009. It is also the fastest sophomore mark in MileSplit's database at this course since 2009.

Damian Cain, Bishop Chatard Indianapolis (Indiana): The win at the Indy City Cross Country Meet came in 16:06.00 for the 5K, good for a 15-second cushion over the rest of the 114-runner field in a first-place finish. The time also marks an improvement of 14.4 seconds over a prior mark on this course, and ranks No. 81 of 3,587 athletes in MileSplit's database at Brebeuf Jesuit High School since 1996, placing No. 18 among 1,408 sophomores in that span.

Trey Smith, Silver Creek (Indiana): Winning the Mid-Southern Conference championship in 15:44.00, the senior finished first out of 77 runners and put 26 seconds on the field in the 5K. The clocking marks a 72.5-second improvement over a previous time on this course, down from 16:56.47, and it now ranks as the fastest in MileSplit's database at Silver Creek Primary School since 2018 among 410 athletes, as well as the top senior mark there among 104 seniors.

Monte Kester, Edgewood (Indiana): A 39-second winning margin topped the Western Indiana Conference High School meet, with the 5K finished in 16:05.00 among 60 finishers. The result improved on a prior mark at this course by 13 seconds, and ranks No. 2 of 880 athletes in MileSplit's database at Bart Abel Cross Country Course at Edgewood since 2018, the fastest junior time there among 329 juniors in that span.

Beck Bennett, Western (Indiana): First place at the Hoosier Conference Championships came by a 24.4-second margin after a 16:19.40 effort across the 5K, the top finish among 56 runners. That time cut 67.8 seconds off a prior mark on this course and sits at No. 8 of 855 athletes in MileSplit's database at Rensselaer Central High School since 2011, ranking No. 5 among 397 juniors there.