What Happened to the Girls Who Never Lost?

Ramsey Kavan. Betsy Bies. Ashley Higginson. Sarah Baxter. Alexa Efraimson. Allie Ostrander. Katelyn Tuohy. Jane Hedengren. Every girl who has ever won Nike Cross Nationals, from 2004 to 2025, and what happened to each of them after they crossed the line: where they went to college, how fast they got, and who made it all the way. It starts with one lap to go in 2013, when Sarah Baxter was going for her third title in a row. 👉 Parents of high school track & field athletes: if college coaches still don't know your athlete's name, apply for Preferred Recruit here: https://app.thepreferredrecruit.com/parentfunnel/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=yt17_nxn-girls-champions&utm_content=description 📊 See what your mile or 3200 gets you at every college (free): https://trackandfieldstandards.com/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=yt17_nxn-girls-champions&utm_content=description CHAPTERS 0:00 One lap to go in 2013 0:37 2004 Ramsey Kavan 1:13 2005 Betsy Bies 1:56 2006 Ashley Higginson 2:34 2007 Madeline Morgan 3:15 2008 Chelsey Sveinsson 3:57 2009 Katie Flood 4:44 2010 Rachel Johnson 5:31 2011 + 2012 Sarah Baxter 6:13 2013 Alexa Efraimson 6:58 2014 Allie Ostrander 7:59 2015 Katie Rainsberger 8:45 2016 Brie Oakley 9:29 2017-2019 Katelyn Tuohy 10:22 2022 Irene Riggs 11:08 2023 Addy Ritzenhein 11:59 2024 Jane Hedengren 12:50 2025 Natasza Dudek 13:39 Looking back Which NXN champion do you think makes the next Olympic team? Tell me in the comments. Footage courtesy of: runnerspace, FloTrack, FloSports, NCAA Championships, NBC Sports, Foot Locker Cross Country, MileSplit, Gatorade Player of the Year, Big 12 Conference, Team USA, LetsRun, CITIUS MAG, UW Athletics, Merrell, WBOY 12 News, DailyNews PrepSports, HSSports, youthrunnermag, Robert Arnold, Sergio Pereira and onarun. All clips are used for commentary and education. Thank you to the filmers and broadcasters who captured these races. Photos (Wikimedia Commons): Ashley Higginson by Robbie Dale (CC BY-SA 2.0); Alexa Efraimson, Elise Cranny and Karissa Schweizer by jenaragon94 (CC BY 2.0); Katelyn Tuohy and Allie Ostrander by Joe Peacock (CC BY-SA 4.0); Dathan Ritzenhein by Julian Mason (CC BY 2.0). #TrackAndField #CrossCountry #NXN