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Looking potentially for a good JUCO mid distance program for women for a girl I coach, preferably one with a residential aspect. Also would consider a PG program for a year. Any suggestions? |
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Iowa Central Community College in Fort Dodge is a good Juco program having won cross country, half marathon nationals, and tieing for second in outdoor track. |
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Johnson County... hands down... |
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South Plains obviously the best JUCO in the nation for mid d |
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Paradise Valley used to have a ton of american mid-d studs a couple of years back. Not sure what they've got now. |
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I'll put in my two cents for going the NAIA route and suggest Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston Idaho. Great track coach there, and LCSC is always ranked in the NAIA cross country top 15. As for wanting a JC per an eventual move up to D1, you can use the smaller 4 year colleges for the same purpose albeit it's a bit more convaluted - go to the NAIA school for two years, and if the athlete's times are impressive enough transfer to the D1 school that shows the most interest. Probably would have to sit out a redshirt year during the transistion, but other than that it's no big deal. And who knows, maybe the athlete might decided to stay at the smaller school and still achieve national stature aka Nick Symmonds. |
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Contact the new coach at NEOSHO CC in Kansas Vincent Bingham
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NAIA look at Cumberland in KY i run MD here and we have a history of 800 and 1500 athletes |