Jesuit CA returns the following times
Hoferer - 9:19 3200 - 10
Abbott - 9:22 3200 - 10
Jopson - 10:09 3200 - 9
Ogilvie - 4:19 1600 / 15:52 5k - 9
Alberts - 4:35 1600 - 9
Kadel - 4:35 1600 - 11
Jakary- 4:36 1600 - 10
Cressman - 4:37 1600 (in 2022) / 16:15 5k - 11
Very solid team for the next few years
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NW Nerd wrote:
CDA will have a very nice top 4 (Max CS, Wyatt C, Zack CS, and Mitchell R)
All capable of sub 15:45 next fall on the NXR Eagle Island Course. The biggest question will be can Rohlinger or Heule drop a big chunk of time to get in around 16:05-16:10…if they do that’s an NXN lock and probably a Top 5 NXN finish because of the strength of their Top 4.
It’s nice to have a solid #6 guy as well. At NXR one of CDA’s top 3 guys didn’t score, but they still ended up as NXR champs because they were 6-deep and 5 other guys delivered there.
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Commennts wrote:
NW Nerd wrote:
CDA will have a very nice top 4 (Max CS, Wyatt C, Zack CS, and Mitchell R)
All capable of sub 15:45 next fall on the NXR Eagle Island Course. The biggest question will be can Rohlinger or Heule drop a big chunk of time to get in around 16:05-16:10…if they do that’s an NXN lock and probably a Top 5 NXN finish because of the strength of their Top 4.
It’s nice to have a solid #6 guy as well. At NXR one of CDA’s top 3 guys didn’t score, but they still ended up as NXR champs because they were 6-deep and 5 other guys delivered there.
It's also why Rocky didn't qualify in 2022. They were really good through 5, but their boy that finished 7th at the Idaho State Meet got 99th in 16:31.
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Also Jesuit and Crater were both Top 4 at NXN so Rocky didn't qualify because they weren't going to beat either of those teams in any scenario. The kid you mentioned ran a little faster than he had at Bob Firman that year so that wasn't the reason they finished 3rd. Having a 6th man that was closer would not have been enough to beat two teams as high quality as Jesuit and Crater were that fall. It is a luxury to have 6-7 kids running at a very high level, but that 2022 NW was simply a dominant showing by Crater and Jesuit. This past fall the NW didn't have the same firepower, BUT there were more teams in the 10th-25th type national level.
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also wrote:
Also Jesuit and Crater were both Top 4 at NXN so Rocky didn't qualify because they weren't going to beat either of those teams in any scenario. The kid you mentioned ran a little faster than he had at Bob Firman that year so that wasn't the reason they finished 3rd. Having a 6th man that was closer would not have been enough to beat two teams as high quality as Jesuit and Crater were that fall. It is a luxury to have 6-7 kids running at a very high level, but that 2022 NW was simply a dominant showing by Crater and Jesuit. This past fall the NW didn't have the same firepower, BUT there were more teams in the 10th-25th type national level.
That runner had historically struggled on that course up until NXR this year. Had he run closer to his teammates that he raced with all season, they would have had an actual argument to get selected as an at large.
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CDA for next year wrote:
Commennts wrote:
It’s nice to have a solid #6 guy as well. At NXR one of CDA’s top 3 guys didn’t score, but they still ended up as NXR champs because they were 6-deep and 5 other guys delivered there.
It's also why Rocky didn't qualify in 2022. They were really good through 5, but their boy that finished 7th at the Idaho State Meet got 99th in 16:31.
Oakdale (CA) was in a similar situation last year. They were 5-deep. At CIF, they were solid through 4, but their 5th man was very far behind their #4 unlike at Clovis. If that gap was small at CIF, Oakdale would have taken 3rd in the merge, ahead of Great Oak.
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CDA for next year wrote:
Commennts wrote:
It’s nice to have a solid #6 guy as well. At NXR one of CDA’s top 3 guys didn’t score, but they still ended up as NXR champs because they were 6-deep and 5 other guys delivered there.
It's also why Rocky didn't qualify in 2022. They were really good through 5, but their boy that finished 7th at the Idaho State Meet got 99th in 16:31.
if I see the word "rocky mountain" and "didn't qualify or didn't get at-large" in the same sentence... I downvote.
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American Fork went 16:43 at new balance nationals for a 4xmile. That is averaging 4:10 per mile. Newbury Park has the current record at 16:29.
Southlake Carroll was 2nd at 17:08
Plainfield South was 3rd at 17:21
For context, American Fork ran 17:13 at Arcadia last year.
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New balance nationals day 1 wrote:
American Fork went 16:43 at new balance nationals for a 4xmile. That is averaging 4:10 per mile. Newbury Park has the current record at 16:29.
Southlake Carroll was 2nd at 17:08
Plainfield South was 3rd at 17:21
For context, American Fork ran 17:13 at Arcadia last year.
In 2017, American Fork ran a 16:41 4x1600 at Arcadia with the Johns, Parker, and Clinger brothers.
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A_K wrote:
NEW YORK REGION
1. Monroe Woodbury (New York)
2. Fairport (New York)
3. Ithaca (New York)
4. Beekmantown (New York)
5. Manhasset (New York)
Fairport at #2 is laughable at best.
They won McQuaid and underperformed at NXR. 2 years in a row.
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Any idea what their splits were? (For American fork 4*mile just now)
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CDA's frosh just ran 9:34 for 2 miles at NIN.
Also had a junior run 9:21 for 2 miles.
Their #1 (twin brother of 9:21 guy) ran 9:13 for 3200m at 4500' earlier this year.00 -
Washed88 wrote:
Any idea what their splits were? (For American fork 4*mile just now)
the interviewer said they were going after the national record. It sounds like they are going to give it another shot at Arcadia. They were #2 all-time behind newbury park's 16:29
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record attempt wrote:
the interviewer said they were going after the national record. It sounds like they are going to give it another shot at Arcadia. They were #2 all-time behind newbury park's 16:29
Makes sense. I was wondering if anyone had individual splits for their runners/what each ran for their leg?
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Bentonville AR nonseniors
9:30 3200
9:36 3200
9:37 3200
9:49 3200
10:05 3200
4:21 1600
15:57 at NXR South
4:26 1600
4:35 1600
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Joe Barrett - 8:55 at NBNI. Definitely capable of getting top 10 at NXN.
Kaden Evans - 8:57. After Simmons leaves, he will be the new #1 for American Fork and among the best in the Southwest.
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big ballet bird wrote:
I don’t think anyone in the southeast will be close to Belen. However the national scale is tougher but top 5 should be within reach.
The second spot behind Belen in the Southeast is looking to be up for grabs for anyone
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Dylan Maloney - 15:29 5k at NBIN
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Mountain Vista nonseniors
Anderson - 9:05 3200 - 11
Adams - 15:55 at NXR - 9
Wachter - 4:20 1600 - 11
Windholz - 4:35 1600 - 11
Wakimura - 4:36 1600 - 11
Notice that the first 2 have last names that start with an A, next 3 start with a W.00 -
A_K wrote:
SOUTHWEST REGION
1. Niwot (Colorado)
2. Herriman (Utah) - 2023 NXN CHAMPIONS
3. Coronado (Colorado)
4. Valor Christian (Colorado)
5. American Fork (Utah)
Many know that Valor Christian received a new head coach in 2022, but I heard he’s gone now. Unless they get a really good new head coach, their chances of going to NXN aren’t that high.
They were junior-heavy last year but they are losing their #1 (Eike).
I think Mountain View (UT) will be top 4 in the SW. They return almost everyone including a really strong #1&2 (Kyle Steadman - top returner at NXR, and Sohler - 4:14 in the 1600).
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