National Boys XC Performer of the Week (Nov. 4-10)

* Evan Noonan won his third South Coast Conference title over the weekend

Henry Acorn, Rockhurst (Mo.): The Virginia commit added a second state title to his resume, this time on the pristine Gans Creek Cross Country Course. Acorn won six out of seven races this fall, culminating with a new PB of 14:52.4, the third-fastest time in Missouri history. Looking ahead, Acorn is one of the many contenders for the NXN Midwest crown that is up for grabs this Sunday.

Eric Moore, Huntsville (Ala.): After back-to-back third-place finishes as a sophomore and a junior, the Virginia commit finally snagged the state title on the grass. Moore held off James Clemens' Luke Alverson at the finish, running 14:52.81 ahead of Alverson's 14:53.58 showing. Moore currently sits No. 4 in Alabama history and has a chance to add to his legacy at NXR Southeast next weekend.

Grady Lenn, De Pere (Wis.): The junior standout gave the NXR Heartland contenders a run for their money, punching his ticket to NXN in 14:43.6, an 18-second improvement on his previous best. Lenn now sits No. 5 all-time in Wisconsin history and is the second-fastest junior in state history as well.

Evan Noonan, Dana Hills (Calif.): The California star won his third-straight South Coast League title, running 14:03.1 for 3 miles at Irvine Regional Park. Noonan won comfortably with a nine-second gap between him and the field, posting the fastest time he's run since last November. Noonan is looking to notch a three-peat at the CIF State Championships later this month;.

Keegan Smith, Knoxville Catholic (Tenn.): For the first time since his freshman year, Smith was crowned cross country state champion. The future Colorado Buffalo won his fifth race of the season in 14:59.16, 10 seconds ahead of the runner-up. In total, Smith has won seven state titles on the track and grass, and is the fifth-fastest Tennessee high schooler in history.