Brooks JR PR Boys Mile; who you got?

i didn't know this was a thing

I'm sure the boys will enjoy the experience but in the larger picture this is so unimportant. All these times tell us is that they have a modicum of ability at a young age. As we see from so many other examples having a particularly fast middle school time is not a predictor of future success. A few may go on to have success in college and maybe beyond but many of them will peak in high school or lose interest and do other sports and activities.

Yes, I get that LR is full of people stuck in a 90s/00s mindset who think we should all play soccer without running a step until high school then max out mileage at 50 in HS so we have “room to grow” in college and ignore the countless recent counter examples from Jakob to Tostenson to B. Miller etc.

But regardless of agreement or disagreement on this point, it’s not responsive to the question posed.

And to the prior poster: yeah, this is the second year Brooks is doing this. Paying for hotels for the kids families, giving them gear, having activities, etc.

Aaron Sahlman bandits it FTW

Or Brendan Hebert?

Anyone know what high school Oliver Horton is going to?

#1 Boy: Cam Kuss

#1 Girl: Paige Shepherd or Sophia Rodriguez

Marcelo Montecon FTW - 4:26

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Just found out it’s Coronado. This team has a good set up for the future. This team’s varsity is filled with rising sophomores and juniors, and coached by a Rainsberger

Quenton Lanese was just 0.1 slower than his age 12 WR of 4:35.66. Great job in the heavy traffic.