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Note: Projections are almost entirely based on best times, or adjusted, on the Queensbury Course. I have no knowledge of any runners that may be out due to injuries or sickness so assume that every team is at full strength.

Boys: Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D

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Boys Class A: Three taem race with defending champion Saratoga Sprngs, Bethlehem, and Guilderland. the early nod goes to Saratoga Springs with their depth. Bethlehem and Guilderland will challenge them and if their depth imrpoves it can be anyone's game. Individually, Guilderland's Joe Kosier came in with the top returning time but will be closely challenged by Bethlhem's Calvin Howard. Saratoga Springs' Levi Layden and Gavu Burns should be a challenge escpecially based on Layden outdoor season. Shaker's Isaac Deyoe can also challenge.

Boys Class B: Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake is the defending Sectional and state champions and are a big favorite to repeat with four out of the top seven returning runners. Queensbury and C.B.A. should battle it out. Queensbury has a strong top two but C.B.A. has slightly better depth. Individually, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake's Ethsn Owen is the defending champion and a big favorite to repeat. His teammate Jackson Majewski could be a challenge to him.

Boys Class C: A very tight three tam race With Ichabod Craen, Greenville, and Broadalbin-Perth all in the mix. Ichabod Crane has the slight edge based on thier depth, Greenville has a very strong top three returning but need their fourth and fifth runners to close the gap. Broadalbin-Perth can also be in the mix with improvements from their third through fifth runners. Individually should be a competitive race with Greenville's Clarence Corcoran coming in with the top returning time but he is flollowed closely by Schuylerville's Gavin Winacott and Ichabod Crane's Jospeh Stead. Greenvulle's Cowin Wilbur and Broadalbin-Perth's Madden Richards can also be in the mix.

Boys Class D: TMaple Hill is the defending champion and may have enough to go back to back but will be challenged but Matfield/Northville and Galway. Adding Max Tadjbakhsh will bolster Maple Hill'schances after a strong outdoor season  He's not shown here since he didn't run cross country last year. <ayfield-Nprthville and Galway has good depth but need a runner or two more up front to contend.  Individually, Lake George's Rory Linehan is the defending champion and a big favorite to repeat as he is almost a minute agead to the rest of the returning runners.