Best College Alumni All-Star Cross Country Team

Ummm....ever heard of THE Prarie View U. Lady Panthers???

https://pvpanthers.com/news/2018/9/30/womens-cross-country-lady-panthers-cross-country-runners-post-personal-bests-men-post-season-bests.aspx

Don B. wrote:

Georgetown

John Trautmann

John Gregorek (father)

Franklyn Sanchez

Jon Green

Eamon O'Reilly (American record holder in the marathon and 2nd at NCAA XC in 1965)

Scott Carpenter

Steve Holman

Dan Nunn (Hoyas record holder in the 10,000m)

You forgot Spencer Brown. I mean he's never qualified for NCAAs (individually), but who's keeping track?

Gdhshdhsdj wrote:

Pharm Team wrote:

Stanford

Jennings

Hall

Hauser Twins

Nutter

Balkman

Riley

Notable snubs of Stanford that should be considered:

Chris Derrick

Heath brothers

Grant Fisher

Sean McGorty

Jake Riley

Duncan McDonald 13:19 AR before Liquori.

Don B. wrote:

Georgetown

John Trautmann

John Gregorek (father)

Franklyn Sanchez

Jon Green

Eamon O'Reilly (American record holder in the marathon and 2nd at NCAA XC in 1965)

Scott Carpenter

Steve Holman

Dan Nunn (Hoyas record holder in the 10,000m)

Steve Stageberg, one of the few Americans to take Pre right to the last lap. Garth McKay was probably better than half the guys on that list.

Fatty R. Belt Buckle wrote:

University of Texas has to be on the podium ...

Craig Lutz

Ryan Dohner

Patrick Sang

Sam Sitonik

Sam Worley

please tell me you're kidding

It's interesting that no mention has been made of the much-exalted CU Buffaloes.

I'm not an alumn or fanboy, but I think their All-Stars would be right there with Cardinal and Hoyas trying to sneak up on the Ducks, Badgers, Miners and Razorbacks on the right day.

Ritz

Goucher

Torres

Torres

Scrutton

Culpepper

Vaughn

Castaneda

Saareel

How has everybody except myself left Chris Derrick off their Stanford Alumni team? Dude was 7th, 3rd, 5th and 2nd. Ran 13:19 indoors and 27:31 before graduating.

malmo wrote:

Don B. wrote:

Georgetown

John Trautmann

John Gregorek (father)

Franklyn Sanchez

Jon Green

Eamon O'Reilly (American record holder in the marathon and 2nd at NCAA XC in 1965)

Scott Carpenter

Steve Holman

Dan Nunn (Hoyas record holder in the 10,000m)

Steve Stageberg, one of the few Americans to take Pre right to the last lap. Garth McKay was probably better than half the guys on that list.

https://www.nytimes.com/1971/05/23/archives/stageberg-is-breathing-on-a-record.html

Yes, thanks. I was doing my workout this morning, when I remembered Stageberg. I even ran in a race against him. Two more Hoyas that should be on the list are Rod Koborsi and especially Andrew Bumbalough.

Farm Team wrote:

How has everybody except myself left Chris Derrick off their Stanford Alumni team? Dude was 7th, 3rd, 5th and 2nd. Ran 13:19 indoors and 27:31 before graduating.

See page two.

Add Arne and Knut Kvalheim to the Oregon list.

Providence has a pretty nasty group of guys and gals...

Women

-Kim Smith

-Amy Rudolph

-Emily Sisson

-Steph Reilly

-help me

Men

-John Treacy

-Mark Carroll

-Kieth Kelly

-Andy Kieth

-help me

Harlinsdaler wrote:

Providence has a pretty nasty group of guys and gals...

Women

-Kim Smith

-Amy Rudolph

-Emily Sisson

-Steph Reilly

-help me

Men

-John Treacy

-Mark Carroll

-Kieth Kelly

-Andy Kieth

-help me

Mick OShea

Dan Dillon

Does he showers wrote:

While the top 3 for Texas is probably the most formidable of any top 3 (Sang has the fastest lifetime PR of anyone who has run the NCAA steeple and the accomplishments of Lutz and Dohner speak for themselves) their 4th and 5th runners might not be strong enough to finish on the podium.

what the f*ck are you talking about? best top 3? not even close.

just being realistic... wrote:

Ultimate list wrote:

Stanford probably takes this:

Ryan hall

Gabe Jennings

Jon Riley

Michael Stember

Louie Luchini

Brad Hauser

Brent Hauser

Ian Dobson

Grant Fisher

Sean McGorty

Grant Robison

Don Sage

Pick your 7 from that -

WSU, Oregon, and UTEP blow this team away

Wisco blows stanford away too. The only way stanford wins is if we're talking about the best arm wrestling team cause clearly buff Hall rips everyone's arms off. But to think that Grant Fisher or McGorty or Sage stack up against Teg, Ahmed, Solinsky, Jager, or McDonald (who just beat Fisher AGAIN!) is crazy. The only teams in the convo are Oregon, WSU, UTEP, and Wisco.

Providence : Larry Olsen, Ray Tracey plus all of these Olympians... Geoff Smith, Brendan Quinn, Steve Binns, John Doherty,

Andy Ronan, Sinead Delahunty, Marie McMahon, Maria McCambridge, Roisin McGettigan, Martin Fagan, Julian Mathews, Dylan Wykes & Stephanie Reilly.

BYU

Lasse Viren

Ed Eyestone

Paul Cummings

Doug Padilla

Henry Marsh

Peter Sherry was a walk on who was top 10 at NCAA on the team with Trautman and Holman

badger badger snake! wrote:

just being realistic... wrote:

WSU, Oregon, and UTEP blow this team away

Wisco blows stanford away too. The only way stanford wins is if we're talking about the best arm wrestling team cause clearly buff Hall rips everyone's arms off. But to think that Grant Fisher or McGorty or Sage stack up against Teg, Ahmed, Solinsky, Jager, or McDonald (who just beat Fisher AGAIN!) is crazy. The only teams in the convo are Oregon, WSU, UTEP and Wisco.

AND Texas.

[3.1]Miles Davis wrote:

Does he showers wrote:

While the top 3 for Texas is probably the most formidable of any top 3 (Sang has the fastest lifetime PR of anyone who has run the NCAA steeple and the accomplishments of Lutz and Dohner speak for themselves) their 4th and 5th runners might not be strong enough to finish on the podium.

what the f*ck are you talking about? best top 3? not even close.

Texas had one guy, Harry Green a walk-on, who doesn't even make the top 5 for squad had the fastest 10K time in the nation three consequtive years.

malmo wrote:

Harlinsdaler wrote:

Providence has a pretty nasty group of guys and gals...

Women

-Kim Smith

-Amy Rudolph

-Emily Sisson

-Steph Reilly

-help me

Men

-John Treacy

-Mark Carroll

-Kieth Kelly

-Andy Kieth

-help me

Mick OShea

Dan Dillon

How could I forget these guys?

Steve Binns

Ray Treacy

Geoff Smith