Latta speed ratings:
144, 137, 128, 126, 70
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Jackson Invite MI:
1 Ann Arbor Pioneer 64
2 Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 85
3 Romeo 90
4 Brighton 141Natasza Dudek 16:29 for the win
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Concordia without their 1&3 running. If you slot them in it reduces their score by a conservative 30 pts. Unsure if Pioneer was at full strength.
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rsthtrsjsr wrote:
Jackson Invite MI:
1 Ann Arbor Pioneer 64
2 Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 85
3 Romeo 90
4 Brighton 141Natasza Dudek 16:29 for the win
Where would Carmel IN have placed?
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Hard to tell without them being there. I imagine all 3 squads are very closely matched.
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Webb School of Knoxville
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CIndianaxc wrote:
Hard to tell without them being there. I imagine all 3 squads are very closely matched.
Other than Southwest, Midwest seems to be a strong region this year (at least based on the national rankings)
There could be a good chance for an at large from the Midwest on the girls side, like last year
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Boise beat Rocky Mountain at Eagle Island11
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Wayzata wins Griak without their #2 runner
8th grader Reilly wins in 17:58
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Webb School of Knoxville TN speed ratings:
150
150
136
121
110
Better than James Robinson VA, so this is good for top 2 in the Southeast
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JSerra won Woodbridge, edging out Union Catholic. And they beat Buchanan by 100 points.
JSerra seems to be a top 10 team now
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Topten wrote:
JSerra won Woodbridge, edging out Union Catholic. And they beat Buchanan by 100 points.
JSerra seems to be a top 10 team now
They were 12th per Dyestat heading into the meet. They just. Defeated 2 and 4. So, maybe they're #1.
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I just watched the Woodbridge girls championship race and the announcer mentioned a girl from Georgia that would break Jane Hendegren's records. I heard to no name.
After about a minute of research I found another Jane:
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I forgot to mention she ran faster than all the girls and ALL THE BOYS.
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oldold runner wrote:
I forgot to mention she ran faster than all the girls and ALL THE BOYS.
17:34?
Come on, man, there are a couple American girls about a minute faster already.
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klndaniels wrote:
oldold runner wrote:
I forgot to mention she ran faster than all the girls and ALL THE BOYS.
17:34?
Come on, man, there are a couple American girls about a minute faster already.
True, but maybe not on that course.
Without knowing yet if this new Kenyan phenom is for real, Alder has to now be the favorite to win NXN.
She just won Woodbridge and her coach is same as Hedengren, so there should be a nice plan to get her from Woodbridge to Glendomere.
We'll watch NXR Southeast to see if the new kid is on the start line.
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new runnner wrote:
klndaniels wrote:
17:34?
Come on, man, there are a couple American girls about a minute faster already.
True, but maybe not on that course.
Without knowing yet if this new Kenyan phenom is for real, Alder has to now be the favorite to win NXN.
She just won Woodbridge and her coach is same as Hedengren, so there should be a nice plan to get her from Woodbridge to Glendomere.
We'll watch NXR Southeast to see if the new kid is on the start line.
I believe the announcer at Woodbridge was Rich Gonzalez, it sounded like him. If anyone is in the know it's him. I don't believe he would make that statement unless he knew something we don't. Watch the video. He makes the statement around the mile mark.
Here is a little description on that course:
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oldold runner wrote:
I believe the announcer at Woodbridge was Rich Gonzalez, it sounded like him. If anyone is in the know it's him. I don't believe he would make that statement unless he knew something we don't. Watch the video. He makes the statement around the mile mark.
Here is a little description on that course:
Maybe Rich Gonzalez knows something we don't. Or maybe he's just assuming that because she's from Kenya she must be as fast as Jane Hedengren. I guess we'll have to wait and see.
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new runnner wrote:
klndaniels wrote:
17:34?
Come on, man, there are a couple American girls about a minute faster already.
True, but maybe not on that course.
Without knowing yet if this new Kenyan phenom is for real, Alder has to now be the favorite to win NXN.
Chiara Dailey ran practically the same time as Alder at Woodbridge. Blair Barlett is the fastest returning 3200 runner from last year. Natasza Dudek just ran a xc race at least as impressive as Alder's Woodbridge race.
So that's 3 other girls that also have a good shot to win NXN.
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So many fast runners around here wrote:
new runnner wrote:
True, but maybe not on that course.
Without knowing yet if this new Kenyan phenom is for real, Alder has to now be the favorite to win NXN.
Chiara Dailey ran practically the same time as Alder at Woodbridge. Blair Barlett is the fastest returning 3200 runner from last year. Natasza Dudek just ran a xc race at least as impressive as Alder's Woodbridge race.
So that's 3 other girls that also have a good shot to win NXN.
I don't believe Chiara Dailey will run NXN. The race in her hometown is back on. She DNF'd there last year. I believe she'll want to redeem herself in her hometown.
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