The 5-foot-7, 115-pound senior raced to the D.C. State Athletic Association individual championship this past season with a meet-record time of 16:19. Monroe also won the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference championship in 17:20.4. He was second at the Jesuit Championships, third at the Pacers Invitational and fourth at the Glory Days Invitational.
Monroe has maintained a weighted 4.22 GPA in the classroom. He remains undecided upon a collegiate destination.
An Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America, Monroe has volunteered locally on behalf of a food bank and a soup kitchen, and has participated in multiple service trips to assist the needy. "Harry has been a delight to coach, and his presence on the team will be sorely missed," said Gonzaga coach John Ausema. "He demonstrated leadership and the work ethic necessary to succeed as a distance runner. He really made a mark on the local cross country scene this year, competing for the top spot and finishing among the leaders in every race."
