Does anyone have results for any of the regional meets?
Region V team scores were:
MNU 36
CMC 38
WJC 70
Lindenwood 90
then over 100 for everyone else
Winning time was Boit with a 25:33 2nd was 25:35 from McKendree, I am convinced that he will not be beaten at Nationals. The course was long (5.2+), hilly, windy and tough.
Minot 32
BHSU 42
Mary 64?
1-newell BHSU
2-Bishop BHSU
3 M Tighe Minot
4 Minot
5 Minot
6 Mary
7 Mary
8 Mary
Men's Team Scores
1. Eastern Oregon 25
2. British Columbia 55
3. Warner Pacific 102
4. Simon Fraser 122
5. Lewis-Clark St. 124
6. Southern Oregon 125
7. Oregon Tech 174
8. Evergreen State 240
9. Cascade 243
It look likes EOU's regular fifth man had a pretty bad race and finished at least two minutes back where he should have been, but they still kicked butt. Brian Crowl and Alex McGladrey of EOU went 1-2. Chris Clancy of Warner Pacific, who's had a phenomenal season thus far, had an off day and finished third, over a minute back. Crowl won in 25:00. I wasn't there, but it sounds like it was pretty damn wet and slow.
1 89 Crowl, Brian EOU 25:00.00 1
2 94 McGladre, Alex EOU 25:54.00 2
3 119 Clancy, Chris WPC 26:07.00 3
4 90 Egelus, Patrick EOU 26:38.00 4
5 98 Terry, Dave EOU 26:42.00 5
6 128 Hatch, Warren UBC 26:42.10 6
7 126 Drukin, Chris UBC 26:47.00 7
8 132 Roulston, David UBC 26:50.00 8
9 142 Custance, Perry OIT 26:51.00 9
10 117 Abbott, Kalen UBC 26:54.00 10
11 153 Peterson, Sean SOU 26:55.00 11
12 104 Patterson, Chris LCSC 27:10.00 12
13 91 Fikes, Nick EOU 27:12.00 13
14 155 Pfeil, Ryan SOU 27:15.00 14
15 133 Titus, Morgan UBC 27:19.00 15
16 96 Petersen, Jesse EOU 27:23.00 16
17 92 Gaskell, Sean EOU 27:30.00 17
18 87 Weber, Ryan SFU 27:32.00 18
19 134 Titus, Joren UBC 27:34.00 19
20 83 Chromosta, Jim SFU 27:38.00 20
21 100 Donnellon, Joe LCSC 27:39.00 21
22 120 Hartman, Cody WPC 27:40.00 22
23 106 Sphuler, Calvin LCSC 27:42.00 23
24 82 Callon, Cody SFU 27:42.10 24
25 129 Mawhorter, Jared UBC 27:47.00 25
26 93 Greenman, Michael EOU 27:50.00 26
Women's Team Scores
1. Northwest 29
2. Lewis-Clark State 67
3. Eastern Oregon 78
4. Simon Fraser 90
5. British Columbia 124
6. Southern Oregon 154
7. Oregon Tech 210
8. Evergreen State 231
9. Warner Pacific 244
10. Cascade 250
Region 6 25 mph wind and 73 degress
Team Scores
47 Okla. Baptist
48 Northwood
SGU
ECU
Indiv.
Schmediberg 26:03
Chamer SNU 26:19
Stone ECU 26:35
Joe Gonzalez Northwood
I dont know from there if someone has it post it this is just word of mouth
Do you know if these team results are correct? There was some confusion as to who finished third according to some web forum.
Are those results available anywhere? Can't seem to find them.
Donald Duck wrote:Men's Team Scores1. Eastern Oregon 252. British Columbia 553. Warner Pacific 1024. Simon Fraser 1225. Lewis-Clark St. 1246. Southern Oregon 1257. Oregon Tech 1748. Evergreen State 2409. Cascade 243It look likes EOU's regular fifth man had a pretty bad race and finished at least two minutes back where he should have been, but they still kicked butt. Brian Crowl and Alex McGladrey of EOU went 1-2. Chris Clancy of Warner Pacific, who's had a phenomenal season thus far, had an off day and finished third, over a minute back. Crowl won in 25:00. I wasn't there, but it sounds like it was pretty damn wet and slow.1 89 Crowl, Brian EOU 25:00.00 1 2 94 McGladre, Alex EOU 25:54.00 2 3 119 Clancy, Chris WPC 26:07.00 3 4 90 Egelus, Patrick EOU 26:38.00 4 5 98 Terry, Dave EOU 26:42.00 5 6 128 Hatch, Warren UBC 26:42.10 6 7 126 Drukin, Chris UBC 26:47.00 7 8 132 Roulston, David UBC 26:50.00 8 9 142 Custance, Perry OIT 26:51.00 9 10 117 Abbott, Kalen UBC 26:54.00 10 11 153 Peterson, Sean SOU 26:55.00 11 12 104 Patterson, Chris LCSC 27:10.00 12 13 91 Fikes, Nick EOU 27:12.00 13 14 155 Pfeil, Ryan SOU 27:15.00 14 15 133 Titus, Morgan UBC 27:19.00 15 16 96 Petersen, Jesse EOU 27:23.00 16 17 92 Gaskell, Sean EOU 27:30.00 17 18 87 Weber, Ryan SFU 27:32.00 18 19 134 Titus, Joren UBC 27:34.00 19 20 83 Chromosta, Jim SFU 27:38.00 20 21 100 Donnellon, Joe LCSC 27:39.00 21 22 120 Hartman, Cody WPC 27:40.00 22 23 106 Sphuler, Calvin LCSC 27:42.00 23 24 82 Callon, Cody SFU 27:42.10 24 25 129 Mawhorter, Jared UBC 27:47.00 25 26 93 Greenman, Michael EOU 27:50.00 26Women's Team Scores1. Northwest 292. Lewis-Clark State 673. Eastern Oregon 784. Simon Fraser 905. British Columbia 1246. Southern Oregon 1547. Oregon Tech 2108. Evergreen State 2319. Warner Pacific 24410. Cascade 250
I found results for region XIII at http://wolfpack.loyno.edu/news.php?id=73 and was wondering why they say that they will be able to take two teams from that region? The story says that two teams tied (Loyola and Xavier) and both are assured a spot at the National meet. If this is true it is pure crap. The teams averaged over 30 minutes. I also wondered if the people running this meet had any idea what was to be done in the case of a tie? Hopefully the NAIA will be smart enough to know that if two teams "tie" in their regional meet that only one should go because there shouldn't be a tie. I was wondering if it was possible that neither of the teams had a 6th runner in which case I suppose there could be a tie. So in that case the teams will both be rewarded an automatic bid to the national meet by virtue of their lack of runners. If anyone can shed some light on this it would be great. I just don't see it as being fair at all to 1) the next team of the nationally ranked teams that won't get a bid because of it, 2) the runners from each of these teams, none of which can break 29 minutes for an 8K and will presumably get embarrassed at nationals.
I believe that they are right. I have seen it before and one tie all tie(meaning a top 25 team may stay home,and not get a bid)
this is bullshit
I don't fully understand how a tie can occur in a cross country meet. If this is true it is bull shit. I can't believe that two teams which are that poor can take up two spots of the 28 team field at nationals. If neither school had a 6th runner I don't see that either one should go. It is crap that the people in this region are so stupid that they don't know how to make a tie breaker. According to Loyola's roster, they have 7 runners. I looked at Xavier's website and realized that only two of their runners ever broke 30. I just find it appalling that a team of this calliber can actually be awarded a spot in the national meet. Surely the raters will see through this and realize that YOU CAN'T HAVE A TIE AT A CROSS COUNTRY MEET!
COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY NEVER BREAKS A TIE WITH THE 6TH RUNNER
ONLY HIGH SCHOOL!
The fifth man tie-breaker rule was used in the Canadian Interuniversity champs yesterday.
1 GUELPH GRYPHONS 77 (3-6-11-14-43) (54-74)
2 WINDSOR LANCERS 77 (2-5-10-16-44) (67-70)
canada,that says it all
canada wrote:
canada,that says it all
Are you maiking a point?
Quit arguing, I just found results from nationals two years ago where Dana and some other team tied for 6th place, both were awarded the 6th place spot. But nevertheless I don't think more than one team should be allowed to go to nationals from this region, it is stupid because they are terrible. If they do, a school at the bottom of the top 25 list, will get screwed, even though head to head there would be no contest between say Rio Grande and Loyola. It is a joke. I suppose this is just one of the many beefs I have with the NAIA national qualifying plan. Another I have is the obviously biased ratings, but that is another situation all together.
this is adobe acrobat rule 8 section7 article2 part d (page 112)
This is the NCAA I know but does it apply to NAIA? It says that only tie breaking with the 6th man occurs in the advancement to championship meets...
Crowl's time is not correct...They screwed up from what I uunderstand b/c there was no way he had a minute lead. I saw the leaders and they were within 50 meters of him with a lap to go. I am not sure what his real time was but I know 25 flat is not right. I know for sure he came through the first mile in 5:05ish. Not a good start if one is going to run 25 flat.
One a time note this course was mud pit after mud pit with standing water all over the course. It was around 40 degrees with constant rain and a little wind. This course was way slow.
does anyone have results for region VIII on the mens side?