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6 Oswego East guys under 16:15.
downers grove south wins00 -
Sub16-3miler wrote:
I can definitely see Hinsdale Central making NXN, but otherwise it’s wide open. One things for sure though, this’ll be a good year for Illinois XC.
Well, with the transfers Carmel and Center Grove got, and the insane race Carmel had yesterday, I think it will be hard for any team other than these two to qualify for NXN
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Plainfield south off to a good start but were missing 3 of their top 7.
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Krameetoorpdhoor wrote:
Plainfield south off to a good start but were missing 3 of their top 7.
what happens if they had them
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york just ran their first race. Swept 1-7 which is good.
their top 7 all ran 19 minutes though
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Plainfield South had a good top 5 in this race. 1-3 are coming back next year. They better work on finding a number 4 and 5 for next year if they want to win a title next year.
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Hinsdale central needs a fifth if they really wanna win state
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So…..
looks like Plainfield South’s #7 has a faster 3 mile than Hinsdale Central’s #4
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Plainfield (South) (IL)
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1) Camyn Viger
14:58.51
7
2) Dylan Maloney
15:03.65
13
3) Bj Sorg
15:22.69
25
4) Gavin Borger
15:29.88
29
5) Jack Wright
15:35.39
36
Average Time: 15:18.02 Total Time: 1:16:30.12 1-5 Split: 36.88
6) Ethan Reynoso
15:36.26
37
7) Owen O'Shea
15:42.11
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Hinsdale (Central) (IL)
246
1) Daniel Watcke
14:56.30
5
2) Michael Skora
15:16.00
17
3) Aden Bandukwala
15:26.50
27
4) Jesse Gamboa
15:48.70
60
5) Grant Miller
16:14.80
137
Average Time: 15:32.46 Total Time: 1:17:42.30 1-5 Split: 1:18.50
6) Joshua Smak
16:20.90
153
7) James Gruber
16:48.30
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How is Sandburg not on this list?
I know they lost 3 guys but they do return 4 and found a fifth. And they won last year
I’d take York out for now until they prove that they belong there instead of having the whole team run 19 minutes
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Krametoorpdhoor wrote:
How is Sandburg not on this list?
I know they lost 3 guys but they do return 4 and found a fifth. And they won last year
I’d take York out for now until they prove that they belong there instead of having the whole team run 19 minutes
I mean yeah York was probably doing a speed workout or something but they did lose 6 guys from varsity last year, and only finished like 8th
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Wheaton Warrenville South wins this meet.
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To the guy with the Nike Mewman username who said about a month ago that mentioning Benet as one of the top teams in the state was a joke… they just got second today at the Joliet Steelmen Invite over Oswego and Plainfield Central (both state qualifiers last year) and we’re only behind a FULLY LOADED York squad by about 20 points. They were able to get there entire team under 17 on that tough Channahon course which is pretty impressive considering York kids that have gone all state in the past have only run 16:30-16:40 there. Benets #1 Finn Richards ran 15:48, ahead of any York guy. Everyone has severely underrated this team and it shows
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Krametoorpdhoor wrote:
Wheaton Warrenville South wins this meet.
The Wheaton Tigers are also severely underrated. Josiah Narayan is going to be a straight weapon come the postseason, he’s been steadily progressing from just breaking 10 this past spring to now running in the 15:20s. Him and Nathan Virginelli are going to be strong contenders to break 15 and earn all state honors come November. This team has definitely just about completely rebuilt itself from the glory days of 2017–19 with a solid pack behind those two as well, so don’t be surprised to see these guys crack the top 10 at the state finals
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Plainfield South looked absolutely stellar at FTTF. Vigers 14:22 W, 3 sub 15, 4 under 15:01… these guys are the REAL DEAL
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Wow, Benet returns everyone too.
Looks like York’s top 5 are seniors, but they found a good pack.
York’s team will be really young next year. Could maybe come back on top in 202400 -
i remember back 22 years when Scott Bush, Tony Jones and Mike Newman were trying to cover Illinois XC in a somewhat competitive, somewhat collaborative method. It is cool that all three have been able to make a decent living from the sport all the way to the present.
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