I don’t think anyone is sleeping on JR anymore considering that he won state and beat Griffin Kushen and Trey Caldwell out of all people last season
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Steppen wrote:
There’s an 8th grader from Menlo Greyhounds TC racing the middle school mile. Menlo seems to get a solid freshman just about every year.
https://armorytrack.live/meets/39022/events/individual/1640937
4:43
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Buchanan / Clovis East / Clovis
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Hungle wrote:
Buchanan / Clovis East / Clovis
Buchanan freshman girls went 1-2-3 in 5:09, 5:10, 5:11 in the 1600
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Steppen wrote:
There’s an 8th grader from Menlo Greyhounds TC racing the middle school mile. Menlo seems to get a solid freshman just about every year.
And he runs a 4:43 mile
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Rylee Blade 15:16 5k
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Tomorrow, Aydon Stefanopoulos is racing the full mile and Landon Pretre and Ben Bouie are racing the 3K at the Saint Francis Invitational in Mountain View, CA.
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Noonan just ran 8:46.92 which converts to 8:43.86 for 3200, or 0.74 seconds slower than his 3200 PR from the state meet last year. Looking forward to what he does as the season goes on and glad he figured out whatever issue was affecting him in the fall (hopefully mentioning fall isn't too cross country for this thread)
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TheRunningDefect wrote:
Noonan just ran 8:46.92 which converts to 8:43.86 for 3200, or 0.74 seconds slower than his 3200 PR from the state meet last year. Looking forward to what he does as the season goes on and glad he figured out whatever issue was affecting him in the fall (hopefully mentioning fall isn't too cross country for this thread)
I think he had the flu. Glad he figured it out at the end of the year even if he could have done better than he did. Excited to see what all these guys do at Arcadia. Cali boys should do really well with Noonan and all the other top guys there(hopefully).
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Clovis East Carnival
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Looks like Griffen Kushen is opening his season tomorrow in the 3200 at Laguna Beach Trophy Invite, Dylan Jubak is entered too. I imagine they're both looking for 8:5X. Also interesting is that Kushen beat Jubak 4:14 to 4:19 at Tesoro's all comers six weeks ago, but Jubak has looked good so far this season (4:26 to close the 3200 at Redondo last weekend) while Kushen hasn't raced since (but apparently was not injured)
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TheRunningDefect wrote:
Looks like Griffen Kushen is opening his season tomorrow in the 3200 at Laguna Beach Trophy Invite, Dylan Jubak is entered too. I imagine they're both looking for 8:5X. Also interesting is that Kushen beat Jubak 4:14 to 4:19 at Tesoro's all comers six weeks ago, but Jubak has looked good so far this season (4:26 to close the 3200 at Redondo last weekend) while Kushen hasn't raced since (but apparently was not injured)
Forgot to post the link
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yay marxism wrote:
TheRunningDefect wrote:
Noonan just ran 8:46.92 which converts to 8:43.86 for 3200, or 0.74 seconds slower than his 3200 PR from the state meet last year. Looking forward to what he does as the season goes on and glad he figured out whatever issue was affecting him in the fall (hopefully mentioning fall isn't too cross country for this thread)
I think he had the flu. Glad he figured it out at the end of the year even if he could have done better than he did. Excited to see what all these guys do at Arcadia. Cali boys should do really well with Noonan and all the other top guys there(hopefully).
Nutritional deficiencies last fall. Fixed by eating more carbs.
Now, an 8:46-point opener . . . on what Dyestat has reported to be only 6 weeks of training following appendix surgery . . .
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Fan Out West, wrote:
yay marxism wrote:
I think he had the flu. Glad he figured it out at the end of the year even if he could have done better than he did. Excited to see what all these guys do at Arcadia. Cali boys should do really well with Noonan and all the other top guys there(hopefully).
Nutritional deficiencies last fall. Fixed by eating more carbs.
Now, an 8:46-point opener . . . on what Dyestat has reported to be only 6 weeks of training following appendix surgery . . .
He wasn't really on my radar until he ran 8:49 or whatever as a sophomore, but it's insane how much of a talent Noonan is. Seems like basically everything that could have gone wrong this year went wrong, and he's still put together a fantastic XC/indoor season.
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Santiago Corona girls win DMR.
if you have a runnerspace account, you’ll notice that at 14:35 the interviewer calls them “Saratoga track club”
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Max Douglass goes sub 9 at Laguna Beach Trophy Invitational. Dylan Jubak goes 9:06.
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Makenna Herbst 2:03.83 at New Balance. That makes her 8th fastest all time indoors.
Can you guess who is right behind her at numbers 9 and 10? None other than Athing Mu and Ajee Wilson.
8. 2:03.83 Makenna Herbst
9. 2:03.98 Athing Mu
10. 2:04.13 Ajee Wilson
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Eli fitchen young 1:53.58 and 50.55 split in the 4x400
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Ayala has a solid group of freshmen and sophomores
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