It’s fast but doesn’t mean Joe barrett is a 191. Should’ve been 195-196 this was an insane performance, there other 2 guys have just picked it up a lot but get speed rated very low
It’s fast but doesn’t mean Joe barrett is a 191. Should’ve been 195-196 this was an insane performance, there other 2 guys have just picked it up a lot but get speed rated very low
There 5 man average was top 3 in US history according to nj.com and a state record so this speed rating is very very low.
It’s fast but doesn’t mean Joe barrett is a 191. Should’ve been 195-196 this was an insane performance, there other 2 guys have just picked it up a lot but get speed rated very low
There 5 man average was top 3 in US history according to nj.com and a state record so this speed rating is very very low.
Three teams from RunningLane 2021 alone were all under 15:00. Not sure that claim is accurate.
Triathlon worlds falls on their regionals, so think he was prepping for that. Don’t expect to see him at regionals, and this isn’t likely, but maybe state as well?
Bullard is listed in the team’s entries list for state
If they can tighten that 3-4-5 they will be basically unbeatable.
Except they tend to underperform at nxn, opening up the race to other schools.
That is true. I hope every year they can do what we know they are capable of but it does not seem to happen most of the time. They have a 2 week break so maybe it will be different this time. Though before they could have just treated NXR like a tempo and won anyway.
dyestat individual rankings are very good. Not perfect, of course. Obviously some people should be higher or lower. But you can tell the person who makes them is a fan of the sport.
I do love the southwest but I have been to ocp course is flat with some small hills but has so many sharp turns almost so its very hard to keep a constant pace the stopping and starting really seems like it would be hard to run that fast
Idaho state meet is this Saturday. It will be at Eagle Island, just like NXR.
Recap of what's going on in the state:
CDA got a perfect score at their districts, and even taking out their top 7, they still would have won. That being said, there are only 3 teams (yes that includes CDA) in their district for 6A. Still a fantastic showing.
Rocky Mountain won the boys title in their much more competitive district (35 over Boise's 75). They also won the JV race with 18 points so have some decent depth, but not the kind that should matter at NXR. It seems as though the boys races were generally all out, no one obviously was tempoing it.
Rocky's girls won the district over solid Timberline and Capital teams (both regionally ranked by Dyestat. Rocky was not). Boise looked like they held back for 4th, so I still think they are the best team right now.
Predictions:
CDA will win the boys individual title with Max CS. Nate Stadtlander, Zack CS, Wyatt Carr, Cody Lucas, and Jack Sheesley will fight for the 2-6 spots and depending on who ends up where, the team scores could switch around quite a bit. Everyone mentioned will have at least an outside chance to individually qualify for NXN in a few weeks.
CDA will win the team title with ~30 points. Rocky will come second with 60-70 points, and then Boise will be third with around 100. Mountain View could surprise people and get 2nd or 3rd if the stars align. As things stand: CDA will auto qualify for NXN. Rocky will be a dark horse to get an at-large. Boise and Mountain View will be top 7-10 teams in the region.
For the girls, there are some dogs. Watch out for Paisley Taylor to win state and possibly get an individual spot to NXN. Hallie Heemeyer, Lily Sullivan, and Audrey Orme are the top runners respectively for Rocky, Capital, and Boise, and are all of a similar skill level. Who beats who could have big implications for the team score.
Boise will win the team title with ~50 points. Rocky will have ~60. Capital and Timberline with have ~80 each, then there will be a huge gap. All of these teams should place between 3rd and 8th at NXR. I doubt that any of them could beat Lincoln and Jesuit, but there is a small possibility that the winner of the state meet will go on to auto-qualify for NXN.
Idaho state meet is this Saturday. It will be at Eagle Island, just like NXR.
Recap of what's going on in the state:
CDA got a perfect score at their districts, and even taking out their top 7, they still would have won. That being said, there are only 3 teams (yes that includes CDA) in their district for 6A. Still a fantastic showing.
Rocky Mountain won the boys title in their much more competitive district (35 over Boise's 75). They also won the JV race with 18 points so have some decent depth, but not the kind that should matter at NXR. It seems as though the boys races were generally all out, no one obviously was tempoing it.
Rocky's girls won the district over solid Timberline and Capital teams (both regionally ranked by Dyestat. Rocky was not). Boise looked like they held back for 4th, so I still think they are the best team right now.
Predictions:
CDA will win the boys individual title with Max CS. Nate Stadtlander, Zack CS, Wyatt Carr, Cody Lucas, and Jack Sheesley will fight for the 2-6 spots and depending on who ends up where, the team scores could switch around quite a bit. Everyone mentioned will have at least an outside chance to individually qualify for NXN in a few weeks.
CDA will win the team title with ~30 points. Rocky will come second with 60-70 points, and then Boise will be third with around 100. Mountain View could surprise people and get 2nd or 3rd if the stars align. As things stand: CDA will auto qualify for NXN. Rocky will be a dark horse to get an at-large. Boise and Mountain View will be top 7-10 teams in the region.
For the girls, there are some dogs. Watch out for Paisley Taylor to win state and possibly get an individual spot to NXN. Hallie Heemeyer, Lily Sullivan, and Audrey Orme are the top runners respectively for Rocky, Capital, and Boise, and are all of a similar skill level. Who beats who could have big implications for the team score.
Boise will win the team title with ~50 points. Rocky will have ~60. Capital and Timberline with have ~80 each, then there will be a huge gap. All of these teams should place between 3rd and 8th at NXR. I doubt that any of them could beat Lincoln and Jesuit, but there is a small possibility that the winner of the state meet will go on to auto-qualify for NXN.
Boise already beat Lincoln on their home course. That district is insanely competitive.