Atlantic Region DIII XC

results?

donohoe in 5th overall

was donohoe really 5th? or is that a joke

he was really 5th

results are up...donohoe 6th...wow

NYU WINS IN OLAF

THIS ONE GOES OUT TO EVERY DICK LICKS THAT SAID IT WOULDN'T HAPPEN. F*** ALL YOU HOES, GET A GRIP MOTHER F***ER!!!

wow very classy NYU, as i was about to give your team congrats. nice race by hany, so much for winning, he was 4th in the region. he got beat by "the kid from hamiltion", "some kid from SLU", and "one of the cortland kids."

actually congrats to NYU and cortland. i think it is great for the region. and a big congrats to donohoe (he should be the one screaming profanities as no one gave him any respect even at regionals).

also great races by the platt and geneseo ladies. keep up the domination AR

Big time congrats the NYU, Cortland, Kosgei and freakin Donohoe!

Also, congratulations to Epstein and Stenuf, they ran awesome, representing for Rochester.

Lets see, 1 and 3 on the mens side with 7 All-Americans, 2 and 5 for the women with 5 All-Americans, I'd say that was a pretty solid year for the Atlantic region.

so Allegheny's women were last (by a ton) and were fifth in their region. St. Olaf was 30th and 5th in their region. Would the Cortland women have been better than that ??? I would think so...two straight years of our women's teams being some of the top in the country yet not getting 5 teams into the dance....what's going on????

yea..what is going on? i think the ncaa needs to get their act together

VIOLET POWER wrote:

NYU WINS IN OLAF

THIS ONE GOES OUT TO EVERY DICK LICKS THAT SAID IT WOULDN'T HAPPEN. F*** ALL YOU HOES, GET A GRIP MOTHER F***ER!!!

Its not that people dont like NYU, its that they dont like Hany's blatant disrespect for the competition. Its great for the region that NYU won, but it's not gonna help NYU's image when people like you and Hany run your mouth and give your school a bad name.

Anyways, great run by the Platt women, and the Cortland men as well. With Ken Little in the lineup, Cortland could have seriously challenged NYU for the title. Good luck to NYU for next year, because Cortland returns everyone, and NYU loses 5 of top 7.

Great race in both the men's and women's races. So many teams had people near the front it was such a toss up. AR looked pretty good all around, tough day for a couple of guys, guessing Greenlaw's foot was not good after last week, and Williams from NYU took a big spill before the mile mark, saw him get up and hustle back up, but It clearly affected him. He had huge spike marks across his quad. Hope he can back to AA status come indoor.

Atlantic region should have alot of people getting to NCAA's indoor and Out.

quote}With Ken Little in the lineup, Cortland could have seriously challenged NYU for the title. Good luck to NYU for next year, because Cortland returns everyone, and NYU loses 5 of top 7.[/quote]

I got no clue where Ken Little is, I do know if Williams didnt fall and most likely finished top 15, or maybe if last years 13th placer and NCAA 5k runner-up Phillips hadnt gotten hurt, the meet wouldnt have been close.

Not many D3 teams can lose a 1425 guy and still win NCAA XC.

Great win by NYU, great showing by the East and Atlantic teams. Stop the hate, when you get to this level (ncaa's) it really is about regional pride, on top of each teams own success.

Probably...Atlantic is by far one of the strongest of the regions both for men and women....cortland as well as st. lawrence should have been selected...

Balls of steel award goes to Greenlaw for simply running.

Nice job Atlantic Region.

Ball of steel.

Hahaha. See, thats why I like Cortland's team- they have a sense of humor.

Attention Trackshark.com: The people want to see an Erik Donohoe Interview, please.

Fan07 wrote:

Attention Trackshark.com: The people want to see an Erik Donohoe Interview, please.

We'll get right on that. (We hope to start having a ton of updates over the next few days, including pictures and other coverage.)