WNCPrepTrack.com: End of the season Awards 2006

There are several athletes who have earn all-area, all-county, all conference, all-wnc, all-region, all state and WNCPrepTrack.com staff wants to take the time to recognized theses outstanding athletes for the accomplishments this 2006 outdoor season.

Track & Field Awards 2006

BOYS	GIRLS
WNC Athletes of the Year
All-WNC Boys Indoor Team	All-WNC Girls Indoor Team
All-State Boys Team	All-State Girls Team
All-Region Boys Team	All-Region Girls Team
All-Conference Boys Team	All-Conference Girls Team
All-County Boys Team	All-County Girls Team
All-Area Boys Team	All-Area Girls Team

Photos

To include your season photos , please send them to admin@wncpreptrack.com
Season Photo Gallery coming soon....

Photos on the side and below from the State Championship meet, by John Coutlakis, ACT.

Articles

TC Roberson sr. Josh Morgan File Photo

Polk County soph. Elisabeth Elliot File Photo

Elliott, Morgan earn area's best
Hendersonville, N.C. - TC Roberson's Josh Morgan made the race for the 2006 Times-News Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year look a lot like the other races he enters -- not even close.

A two-time T-N Cross County Runner of the Year, Morgan now caps one of the best area running legacies in a long time with his first Track and Field Athlete of the Year Award.

Hendersonville T-N prep sports reporter, Jeremy Trantham has the full story on Morgan's stellar season.

Elisabeth Elliott just finished her sophomore year at Polk County High School, but she can already point to a running career that includes five state championships.

She has two consecutive cross-country titles and three outdoor titles to her name. She can now add another accolade to her ever-growing list: 2006 Times-News Girls Track and Field Runner of the Year.

Hendersonville T-N sports reporter, Jeremy Darnell has the full story on the sophomore sensation.

CITIZEN-TIMES.com: Burns, Morgan outran competition
Josh Morgan & Marley Burns named WNC male and female Track & Field athletes of year by Asheville Citizen-Times.

Carolina Day jr. Marley Burns File Photo