The Porters finished with 28 points, beating Sandburg's total of 32.

Sandburg's Lukas Verzbicas won the individual title with a time of 15:17 on the 3-mile course, but Lockport had the second, third, fourth, sixth and 13th-place finishers to come away with the team trophy.

David Inczauskis clocked a 16:31.05 to take second, followed closely by teammate David Sajdak in 16:31.38. Joe Oldendorf wsa fourth in 16:38.45, while Thomas Razo took sixth in 16:47.20. Scott Hickstein rounded out the Lockport scoring by taking 13th in 17:18.74.

Lincoln-Way East finished third in the team competition with 94 points, followed by Joliet Township with 120. Linciln-Way Central was sixth with 184, while Bolingbrook took sevneth with 200.

In the Red, Lincoln-Way North finished second with 64 points, behind Stagg's total of 34. Linciln-Way West finished fourth with 98 points.

Joe Niendorf led North with a third place finish in 17:05.12, while Julies Medes was fifth in 17:24.69. John Satkas was 22nd in 18:47.35, while Ian Toppett (19:26.87) finished 30th.

In the girls race, Lincoln-Way East finished second in the Blue, the Griffins' 57 points trailing just Sandburg's 25. Lockport (62) was third, followed by Lincoln-Way Central (89), Bolingbrook (150) and Joliet Township (175).

Lockport's Megan O'Brien finished second overall with a time of 18:46.76, while East's Catriona McClowry (19:51.34) was fifth and Nicole Nepote (20:10.17) was sixth. Lincoln-Way Central's top runner, Alena Pacheco, finshed eighth with a time of 20:24.04.

In the Red, Lincoln-Way North took second with 49 points, behind Andrew's total of 37. Lincoln-Way West was third with 55.

Monica Hahn of Lincoln-Way West finished second overall in 19:31.82, while North's Jordan Wallace was fourth in 19:58.68. Marissa Jones of North was sixth in 20:45.01, while teammate Taylor Schissler was eighth in 20:50.98.