Adelyn Miller, Ilias Braxton capture cross country district titles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 13, 2026, 6:38 PM
Last updated Oct 13, 2026

Adelyn Miller from Taft and Ilias Braxton from Sotomayor each won their respective races at the District 29-6A Cross Country Championships on October 13, 2026, held at the Northside Sports Complex in San Antonio, Texas. Miller finished the 5,000-meter course in 19:12.81, while Braxton outpaced his teammate Matthew Gomez to win in 16:04.63. Both athletes successfully defended their district titles, with Miller battling through difficult moments and Braxton employing a strategic approach. The top three teams and individuals not on those teams will qualify for the Region IV-6A championships on October 26 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
- •Miller wins girls race with a time of 19:12.81.
- •Braxton secures boys title in 16:04.63.
- •Brennan takes the girls team title with 52 points.
- •Sotomayor wins boys team championship with 33 points.
- •Region IV-6A championships scheduled for October 26.
- 6:38 PMYahoo Sports — Taft's Adelyn Miller, Sotomayor's Ilias Braxton repeat as cross country district champions
"Taft's Adelyn Miller, Sotomayor's Ilias Braxton repeat as cross country district champions.
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