<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2hekf1_1H4lVkX200" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2hekf1_1H4lVkX200" width="1200" height="801" ><figcaption>Grayson Steinbuhler really has emerged from the pack this season. The Rocket runner whose times previously had him on the bubble of qualifying for states, but he crushed his personal best time to come in fifth at the district meet and a very solid 32nd in the state meet. Richard Sayer</figcaption></figure><p>“Grayson said no way to the sophomore slump,” Titusville Cross Country coach Shane Steffy said after his runner took 32nd place at the PIAA State Championships last weekend.</p><p>If 32nd doesn’t sound impressive to you then you don’t really know the sport of high school cross country. Steinbuhler, a sophomore, was among 249 runners from across the state which means he ran faster than 210 other runners, all who had qualified individually or as part of the best two teams in their respective districts.</p><p>32nd is impressive, especially for such a young runner and he was the fourth fastest in his class.</p><p>“He put together an even more impressive season this year than he did during his freshman campaign,” Steffy said. “He dropped an incredible 39 seconds from his previous PR and set a new home course record at our district meet with a time of 16:14. This kid has absolutely no quit in him and more determination than you could ask for. His work ethic and drive are something special, and I truly believe he has the potential to become the fastest runner Titusville has ever seen. I can't wait to see what the future holds for him.”</p></div></body>

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“Grayson said no way to the sophomore slump,” Titusville Cross Country coach Shane Steffy said after his runner took 32nd place at the PIAA State Championships last weekend. If 32nd doesn’t sound impressive to you then you don’t really know the sport of high school cross country. Steinbuhler, a...

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“Grayson said no way to the sophomore slump,” Titusville Cross Country coach Shane Steffy said after his runner took 32nd place at the PIAA State Champions

Good run at states, Rocket CC has a bright future

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