Catholic High Invitational 2014

The Catholic High Invitational on Saturday (Oct. 11) was a near-repeat of last month's St. Michael Bayou Boogie, as John Curtis junior Devyn Keith led his Class 3A squad to a rampage win over Class 5A powerhouses. Read the exclusive story on NOLA.com.

The First Baptist junior's winning time of 18:11.72 is the seventh-fastest time ever recorded for a high school girl on the Highland Road Park three mile course. But seventh-fastest isn't always quick enough for an adoring public. Read the race exclusive on NOLA.com.

NOLA.com has the exclusive post-race interview with Devyn Keith of John Curtis.

NOLA.com has the exclusive, post-race interview with Gabrielle Jennings after her seventh-fastest all-time run to win the Catholic High Invitational just one year after battling anemia issues that prevented her from finishing.

Nearly everyone but Jesuit traveled to Catholic High in Week 7 to test their mettle one final time at Highland Road Park. Check out NOLA.com to see how the rankings stack up this week.

Many of the major players on the girls' side in the New Orleans cross country scene are getting their share of bumps and bruises right about now. Yet Gabrielle Jennings and the Mandeville girls prove their mettle by holding on to the those No. 1 spots with an iron grip; check it out on NOLA.com.

Jeffrey Kelley returns to competition for the Bears - just when they need him most. Read NOLA.com for the latest in Baton Rouge-area rankings.

Freshman Annalane Lee has stepped up to hold the Redstickers squad together this season, as the girls have consistently proved themselves to be the top team in the state. After a standout top ten finish at Catholic High, how far does she move up the individual leaderboard? Check it out at NOLA.com.