Acer Iverson of Roseville won the Class 2A boys’ cross-country state meet on Saturday at St. Olaf College in Northfield. He finished runner-up in the 5K race last year.

Edina won the Class 2A boys' team title, with Mounds View second and Wayzata third. Full boys' race results here.

In the Class 2A girls' race, senior Emily Covert of Minneapolis Washburn repeated as champion, winning the 5K distance in an unofficial time of 17:04, a new state meet record. 

St. Michael-Albertville won the Class 2A girls' team championship, followed by Wayzata in second and Edina in third. Check here for complete results.

In the Class 1A boys' race, sophomore Geno Uhrbom of Greenway/Nashwauk-Keewatin took first place.

Defending team champion Perham won the Class 1A boys' team championship, with West Central Area placing second and Mora taking third. Full race results here.

Sophomore Grace Ping of Winona Cotter won the Class 1A girls' race in a meet record time. Ping also won the race in 2015 when she was in seventh grade.

Her sister, eighth-grader Lauren Ping, finished second for the second consecutive year.

Sophomore Tierney Wolfgram of Math & Science Academy of Woodbury, who won the race in 2016 and 2017, reportedly dropped out after running in second place at the one-mile mark.

The Perham girls' team, also a 2017 champion, made it a sweep for the school's cross-country programs in capturing the Class 1A team championship again. According to a tweet from the Minnesota State High School League, the school is the first to accomplish the back-to-back feat with both programs in Class 1A. 

Howard Lake-Waverly placed second and Winona Cotter in third. Full race results here.