Cold Springs’ boys cross country team put together the perfect season — literally.

And the Eagles punctuated that perfection last Saturday at Oakville Indian Mounds by garnering their first Class 1A/2A state title since 2015 following a superb performance.

Ethan Edgeworth (third), Jonathan Collett (fourth), Cole Akridge (seventh), Will Grimmett (ninth) and Aaron Spurger (12th) provided quick times — they each earned All-State honors — for Cold Springs, which claimed 10 meet titles — Pepsi XC Challenge, Chickasaw Trails Invitational, TCBY Invitational, Kudzu Hills Invitational, Jesse Owens Classic, Oktoberfest Invitational, Cullman County meet, Northwest Alabama Championships, Class 1A/2A, Section 2 meet and Class 1A/2A state meet — this season. 

No matter the division, no matter the competition — the Eagles triumphed each and every time.

Austin Alexander, Jayden Allred, Brody Belcher, Justin Caffee, Hunter Calvert, Kaiden Graves, Slade Johnson, Austin Nichols, Josiah Walker and Seth Walker also contributed throughout the year.

Cold Springs’ boys cross country team is The Times’ Athlete of the Week.

Athlete of the Week, which is sponsored by Tony Serra Nissan, is open to all local athletes.

Nominations can be sent to jwinfrey@cullmantimes.com with the person’s name, school and statistics.

Check out other notable performances from Thursday, Nov. 7 through Wednesday, Nov. 13 below.

Stats are compiled by The Cullman Times and/or submitted by area coaches.

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% Reagan Parris, Brooke Crider, Hayla Watson, Ava Akridge and Allison White, Cold Springs: Helped the Lady Eagles finish second in the Class 1A/2A state meet. Parris (second) and Crider (14th) earned All-State honors.

% Neely Ellison, Cold Springs: Had 27 points in a 68-32 win over Vinemont.

% Logan Rice, Cold Springs: Had 26 points in a 60-38 win over Vinemont.

% Will Thompson, Cullman: Finished third in the Class 6A state meet to earn All-State honors.

% Jayden Sullins, Cullman: Had 18 carries for 175 yards and a touchdown in a 20-0 win against Mae Jemison.

% Jaylen Hughey, Cullman: Had 13 carries for 131 yards and two touchdowns against Mae Jemison.

% Jaden Winfrey, Cullman: Had 18 points in a 64-28 win over Arab.

% Tucker Gambrill, Cullman: Had 23 points in a 67-54 loss to Arab.

% Tyvn Ellis, Fairview: Had 14 carries for 54 yards and two touchdowns in a 46-20 win over Central-Florence.

% Tyler Simmons, Fairview: Had 17 carries for 107 yards and two touchdowns against Central-Florence.

% Parker Martin, Fairview: Completed 12 of 14 passes for 145 yards and two touchdowns against Central-Florence. Had 13 carries for 51 yards.

% Mason Black, Fairview: Had two carries for 43 yards and a touchdown against Central-Florence. Had two catches for 34 yards and a touchdown.

% JT White, Fairview: Had six catches for 74 yards and a touchdown against Central-Florence.

% Eli Speegle, Fairview: Had two interceptions against Central-Florence.

% Peyton Bailey, Fairview: Finished 14th in the Class 4A state meet to earn All-State honors.

% Tanner Malin, Good Hope: Completed 18 of 29 passes for 254 yards and two touchdowns in a 37-29 loss to Oneonta. Had 109 rushing yards and two touchdowns.

% Cole Maddox, Good Hope: Had seven catches for 140 yards and two touchdowns against Oneonta.

% Drew Maddox, Good Hope: Had seven catches for 82 yards against Oneonta.

% Walter Perez, Good Hope: Had a field goal, two touchbacks, three extra points and an onside kick against Oneonta.

% Camilla Chambers, Holly Pond: Finished second in the Class 3A state meet to earn All-State honors.

% Kyler Chaney, Holly Pond: Had 42 points in a 79-69 loss to West Point.

% Caleb Guthery, St. Bernard: Finished third in the Class 3A state meet to earn All-State honors.

% Joseph Arriaga, St. Bernard: Finished 13th in the Class 3A state meet to earn All-State honors.

% Madi Kerber, St. Bernard: Finished 11th in the Class 3A state meet to earn All-State honors.

% Kobe Bowers, West Point: Had 19 points in a 79-69 win over Holly Pond.

% Sam Wheeler, West Point: Had 18 points against Holly Pond.

% Tyler White, West Point: Had 17 points against Holly Pond.