Center Grove still solid
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Hamilton County results
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Jakob\'s tattoos wrote:
Hamilton County results
A couple of quick takeaways.
-Carmel boys are the team to beat like we thought they would be.
-Noblesville beats Fishers by only 3 points, but Click running the way he should probably makes this a 10 point victory. Regardless, I think Fishers is a genuine contender for that number two spot
-Sam Q is an individual title contender
-HSE girls might be the second best team in the state right now.
-HSE boys are the team of the future with 8/12 in the varsity race returning, and a dominating win in the JV race where the top 14 boys will return for next year.
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Jakob\'s tattoos wrote:
Jakob\'s tattoos wrote:
Hamilton County results
A couple of quick takeaways.
-Carmel boys are the team to beat like we thought they would be.
-Noblesville beats Fishers by only 3 points, but Click running the way he should probably makes this a 10 point victory. Regardless, I think Fishers is a genuine contender for that number two spot
-Sam Q is an individual title contender
-HSE girls might be the second best team in the state right now.
-HSE boys are the team of the future with 8/12 in the varsity race returning, and a dominating win in the JV race where the top 14 boys will return for next year.
Yeah I think Carmel is hungry for NXN this year after not qualifying last year due to the absence of their #3 at NXR
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2 freshmen under 16:32 here
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Prew wrote:
Franklin Central dominated
Brebeuf isn’t where they used to be but they are not bad, with a 1&2 punch. They could use a 5th runner thoughBrebeuf was missing:
Williams (was in their top 7 since 2021, 17:30 5k), senior
Villavicencio- 17:53 5k, junior00 -
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Midwest dyestat preseason team rankings
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Floyd Central - close race against Noblesville
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Noblesville speed rating
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What is going on at Indy Cathedral with the coaching situation?
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Monon trailman wrote:
What is going on at Indy Cathedral with the coaching situation?
Seems Brad's troubles from Fort Wayne and Angola have followed him to Indy....
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Warsaw community won this meet and only has one senior on varsity00
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Nobody cares about Indiana running. Post it on Indiana Runners with the other 4 people that care.
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Well I just got into understanding the new post-season format. I like that we are reducing the length of post season because 4 rounds was a bit much. Hope this leads to less hijinks of teams resting their best runners throughout the season.
But I have a couple gripes. I see that central Indiana finally got their way and have gamed the system so more teams from the suburbs are advancing. Congrats to them, hope it works out to a more competitive state meet so we can have the 10th Indianapolis suburban mega school qualifier get 21st place (do I sound salty, because I am).
Also, if I understand it correctly, we have 15 individuals on non-qualifying teams that advance to the next round? So 75 individuals to each regional and to the state meet? Seems like a lot of individual qualifiers and creates 250-runner regionals. I suppose this is a compromise to allow more small school qualifiers to get through, but some of those qualifiers will not be very competitive. I feel like 10 individual qualifiers from each sectional/regional is a better compromise and actually captures the appropriate amount of talented individuals.
Speaking of small schools, this new format screws them over a bit. Under the old format, we all knew the central Indiana semi-state was brutally competitive due to the growth of the region, but usually most schools had a chance to advance to regionals or even semi-state unless they were in a particularly competitive regional. Advancement to regionals or semi-state was a HUGE achievement for many schools in the 1A and 2A sizes and gave extra incentive. Looking around at the quality of schools in the regionals, it's quite easy to identify 5-10 schools in each regional that will basically crowd out the smaller schools from ever advancing to state. Maybe a generationally talented small school comes out of the Fort Wayne or Evansville regional, but I'm basically seeing no chance for small schools in the other 3 regionals. Maybe this increases the competitiveness of the state meet overall, but I think the implications for small schools only accelerates the trend towards a multi-class tournament.
Anyways, it will be interesting to see how this plays out. Maybe I will be surprised and more small school runners and teams will squeak through.
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Bob5034 wrote:
Nobody cares about Indiana running. Post it on Indiana Runners with the other 4 people that care.
You’re on Indiana Runner too… “ifd179”
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Bob5034 wrote:
Nobody cares about Indiana running. Post it on Indiana Runners with the other 4 people that care.
Then why are you reading this thread if you don’t care?
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Is it just me or do these Brownsburg Invite times seem fast?
I think Brownsburg is very solid this year, but these times seen quick across the board. Some big improvements over last year for athletes.30
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