William Porr  of McGill-Toolen Catholic clocked 15:56.63 with 2^nd place was 16:42.02 Daniel Gill St. Paul's Episcopal.

Mallory Helms of UMS-Wright clocked 20:16.48 securing her 5th win of the season with 2^nd place being Mallary Little from Saraland in 20:50.44.

Danny Doerr  of Saraland clocked 18:23.95 in the JV race winning by over 90 seconds.

The Puppy Creek Classic was a showcase of talent, with three standout athletes delivering remarkable performances. William Por, Mallory Helms, and Danny Doerr each claimed victory in their respective races, solidifying their positions as top contenders in the region.  The inaugural Puppy Creek relatively flat slow downward course in elevation with a 155' increase back uphill just past the 2-mile marker with each runner leaving the course remembering the final mile as the most challenging.

William Por's Commanding Lead

William Por, a seasoned runner, showcased his dominance in the men's race. With a powerful stride and unwavering determination, Por pulled away from the competition early on. His exceptional pace and strategic maneuvering ensured a comfortable victory, leaving his competitors in awe of his performance.

Mallory Helms' Impressive Win

In the women's race, Mallory Helms emerged as the clear favorite. Known for her speed and endurance, Helms displayed a flawless execution throughout the competition. Her ability to maintain a consistent pace and navigate the challenging course with ease propelled her to the top of the podium.

Danny Doerr's Junior Varsity Triumph

Danny Doerr, a sophomore who transferred to Saraland this year and can only run junior varsity events due to transfer rules, had a significant impact in the junior division. His raw talent and competitive spirit were evident as he surged ahead of his peers. Doerr's victory was a testament to his dedication and potential, positioning him as a rising star in the sport.

The Puppy Creek Class provided a thrilling spectacle for spectators and athletes alike. The performances of William Por, Mallory Helms, and Danny Doerr were particularly noteworthy, highlighting their exceptional skills and commitment to the sport. The runners may have not clocked any new personal records Saturday with the hill on the last mile but as these athletes continue to progress, they are sure to make a lasting impact on the running community.