This school just had their district meet and they had 3 runners run low 14s for 5k and the whole team ( top 7) broke 15:05 for 5k on a slow course. This destroyed the previous meet and course record. They have been running races all around the country; major meets, and they have absolutely destroyed the other teams and they aren't even running their top guy's.
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i think it was a 3 mile
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Hey Jesuit, come to California and get owned by Newbury Park. Maybe next year.
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Jesuit NO wrote:
This school just had their district meet and they had 3 runners run low 14s for 5k and the whole team ( top 7) broke 15:05 for 5k on a slow course. This destroyed the previous meet and course record. They have been running races all around the country; major meets, and they have absolutely destroyed the other teams and they aren't even running their top guy's.
Hmm...Research time:
1) Only the top 5 broke 15:05, NOT the top 7. #6 ran 15:13. #7 ran 15:24.
2) The race was 3 miles, not 5K.
3) Next!
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Nah wrote:
Hey Jesuit, come to California and get owned by Newbury Park. Maybe next year.
If Vocke gets back to #1 on the team next year and Sampedro gets back to #2 or 3, and someone like Monahan closes the gap on Mullen and Crawford or whoever their 4th guy is, this won’t be a “maybe”
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Flagpole wrote:
Jesuit NO wrote:
This school just had their district meet and they had 3 runners run low 14s for 5k and the whole team ( top 7) broke 15:05 for 5k on a slow course. This destroyed the previous meet and course record. They have been running races all around the country; major meets, and they have absolutely destroyed the other teams and they aren't even running their top guy's.
Hmm...Research time:
1) Only the top 5 broke 15:05, NOT the top 7. #6 ran 15:13. #7 ran 15:24.
2) The race was 3 miles, not 5K.
3) Next!
People need to be aware that Jesuit’s number 6 and 7 were their 1/3 last year and are coming back from a sickness or an injury
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🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Flagpole wrote:
Jesuit NO wrote:
This school just had their district meet and they had 3 runners run low 14s for 5k and the whole team ( top 7) broke 15:05 for 5k on a slow course. This destroyed the previous meet and course record. They have been running races all around the country; major meets, and they have absolutely destroyed the other teams and they aren't even running their top guy's.
Hmm...Research time:
1) Only the top 5 broke 15:05, NOT the top 7. #6 ran 15:13. #7 ran 15:24.
2) The race was 3 miles, not 5K.
3) Next!
It's a very hard course. These kids are all top D1 material. I mean Stanford or NAU type athletes. If this was 1991 they all would be running for Arkansas next year. The whole team. They are that good. This is a once in a generation team.
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trundzer wrote:
Nah wrote:
Hey Jesuit, come to California and get owned by Newbury Park. Maybe next year.
If Vocke gets back to #1 on the team next year and Sampedro gets back to #2 or 3, and someone like Monahan closes the gap on Mullen and Crawford or whoever their 4th guy is, this won’t be a “maybe”
I know Monahan s dad. He ran for Jesuit in the late 1980s. He was a good runner.
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Jesuit NO wrote:
Flagpole wrote:
Hmm...Research time:
1) Only the top 5 broke 15:05, NOT the top 7. #6 ran 15:13. #7 ran 15:24.
2) The race was 3 miles, not 5K.
3) Next!
It's a very hard course. These kids are all top D1 material. I mean Stanford or NAU type athletes. If this was 1991 they all would be running for Arkansas next year. The whole team. They are that good. This is a once in a generation team.
And guess what! 4 of those guys are returning next year! And all 4 of those guys ran in the 170+ speed rating last year! With all 4 of them healthy next year and current freshman Monahan (who ran varsity for Niketown) closing the gap on that crew, this team will be unstoppable even on the national scale
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Great little documentary on these boys of Jesuit New Orleans!
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Jesuit NO wrote:
Flagpole wrote:
Hmm...Research time:
1) Only the top 5 broke 15:05, NOT the top 7. #6 ran 15:13. #7 ran 15:24.
2) The race was 3 miles, not 5K.
3) Next!
It's a very hard course. These kids are all top D1 material. I mean Stanford or NAU type athletes. If this was 1991 they all would be running for Arkansas next year. The whole team. They are that good. This is a once in a generation team.
Fine. Good for them. I was doing some fact checking, and I posted the results. I'll do so again:
1) NO, the top 7 didn't break 15:05. The top 5 did.
2) NO, the course was not a 5k. It was 3 miles.
Next!
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Since 3 mile = 5K, Tyrone Gorze is the best right now for his 13:42
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Jesuit NO wrote:
This school just had their district meet and they had 3 runners run low 14s for 5k and the whole team ( top 7) broke 15:05 for 5k on a slow course. This destroyed the previous meet and course record. They have been running races all around the country; major meets, and they have absolutely destroyed the other teams and they aren't even running their top guy's.
You’re getting a little carried away. The 2nd place team in the race was comprised of 10:00 guys, so the fastest Jesuit runner ran the equivalent of about a 9:10. Great improvement compared to recent years but they still have a ways to go.
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Not surprising that Jesuit is doing so well. Look at the 3200 track times of Jesuit. All are still around
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dwearsh wrote:
Not surprising that Jesuit is doing so well. Look at the 3200 track times of Jesuit. All are still around
Pretty crazy that their 7th man here is now their #1 with all these guys back
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SDSU Aztec wrote:
Jesuit NO wrote:
This school just had their district meet and they had 3 runners run low 14s for 5k and the whole team ( top 7) broke 15:05 for 5k on a slow course. This destroyed the previous meet and course record. They have been running races all around the country; major meets, and they have absolutely destroyed the other teams and they aren't even running their top guy's.
You’re getting a little carried away. The 2nd place team in the race was comprised of 10:00 guys, so the fastest Jesuit runner ran the equivalent of about a 9:10. Great improvement compared to recent years but they still have a ways to go.
This is very wrong. The course record was 14:52 by a 9:01 runner (who is know a scorer for the Colorado Buffaloes). Jesuit had runners at 14:29, 14:36, 14:49, and 14:52. Their #6 and #7 runners have PRs of 9:06 and 9:11.
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One thing I like about this video is that it doesn’t have those annoying ads that those milesplit videos usually have
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Never mind. An ad just came up
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Check out the Jesuit LA XC Instagram story:
“Milesplit film behind the scenes of our program and the build up to the 2023 XC season”.
Those guys must be excited for the year when Newbury Park (and great OC) are mediOAKre00
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