Join us at the Les Eisenhart Cross Country Invitational!

Bring the kiddos for the 1-mile race, and stick around to cheer on the best middle school and high school athletes as they duke it out on a fast, fun course!

For 2024 we are moving the race to Friday, October 4th at 5:30pm due to construction at Thomas Worthington. Participants will receive a tee shirt with registration, but the race will not be timed this year. 

When: Friday, October 4th at 5:30pm

  NO RACE DAY REGISTRATION!  

Where: Thomas Worthington High School

Start Time: 5:30pm

Cost: $10

What do you get: Early registrants receive an event tee from TWHS Cardinal Roadrunners, and one amazing one mile race! Tees are limited. Register early before your size sells out!

Packet Pickup:

Race shirts and bibs can  be picked up the day of the event beginning at 4p.

Click Here To Register!

Questions? E-mail twhsccparentsgroup@gmail.com

The Course: 

 Saturday Race Schedule

9:00 a.m. Middle School Girls TEAM Race - top 10 athletes

9:25 a.m. Middle School Boys TEAM Race - top 10 athletes

9:50 a.m. Middle School Girls Open Race

10:15 a.m. Middle School Boys Open Race

10:45 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.  BREAK

11:15 a.m. High School Girls TEAM Race - top 10 athletes

11:45 a.m. High School Boys TEAM Race - top 10 athletes

12:15 p.m. High School Girls 11th/12th Race

12:50 p.m. High School Boys 11th/12th Race

1:20 p.m. High School Girls 9th/10th Race

1:55 p.m. High School Boys 9th/10th Race

History of Les Eisenhart Invitational

“The Eisenhart” was established in 1986 in honor of long-time Worthington teacher, cross country and track coach,  Les Eisenhart.

During Les’ 33 year tenure at Thomas Worthington High School, his teams earned 24 cross country league titles, 18 district cross country titles, and 7 district track championships.  Eisenhart also coached five individual state track champions and two individual state cross country champions. In 1967, his boys team won the State Cross Country Championship.

In 1970, Coach Les Eisenhart was inducted into the Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches Hall of Fame.  Les also served as President of the Ohio Association of Track & Cross Country Coaches Association. Upon retiring in 1979, Coach Eisenhart continued to serve as an official for cross country and track, including the starter for this Invitational Meet until passing in 1998.