Roast Neba wrote:
I don't know but if a small startup could figure something out, I'd immediately cancel my Flopro account and just start throwing money their way
Especially if the site offered other features like flotrack does, but at a reduced cost.
Rumor has it that Giannino and Marcantonio WILL NOT be racing at regionals, because they somehow managed to catfish each other via Tinder, and are both too heartbroken to race.
Can anyone confirm?
body massage wrote:
Rumor has it that Giannino and Marcantonio WILL NOT be racing at regionals, because they somehow managed to catfish each other via Tinder, and are both too heartbroken to race.
Can anyone confirm?
no
Albino Kenyan wrote:
Especially if the site offered other features like flotrack does, but at a reduced cost.
Now there's a guy who gets it!
Actually I heard that Pat Fannon decided to take Giannino on a date to make up for the confusion!
Is this legit? I would really like a live stream.
shut up joe
Umm, I don't know if it's true but the Atlantic Region has presented Amy Regan of Stevens with the option to not race and they will give her the trophy, or, she will start 1 minute behind everybody else. I don't know why but I think they are trying to give other girls a chance to be in first place. Thoughts?
Amy Regan>Pat Fannon>Marcantonio>Giannino>Mazzuca>Atlantic Region Men
Lets not forget Paul Juelis was not in any means supposed to qualify last year for nattys, but he did. He rises to occasion when it matters. Whiskey dick has gotten the best of him before, however.
TRT wrote:
John Clendon wrote:Where did TRT go? Did enough people give him crap for every analysis he gave?
It is nice to know that you missed me. I have been unable to keep up my posts for this thread recently due to other running related commitments. This is my final major post for this thread this year as my predictions for the regional meet. I am well aware that predictions are intended to be proven wrong (I enjoy proving them wrong myself). It was my pleasure to have contributed to this thread. I enjoy reading the meaningful posts as much as the troll posts. Thanks to all who contributed some thoughtful feedback and analysis this year. And yes, thanks to those who contributed troll posts, what would this thread be without it. I’m glad to see this thread still going after so many years.
Let’s hope that the AR gets in as many teams as possible to the NCAA meet, and that the AR performs well this year! I only make predictions for the men but it is my opinion that the Geneseo women’s team looks similar to their 2005 championship team.
Team
1) SLU
2) Geneseo
3) RPI
4) Cortland
5) Oneonta
I’m picking SLU for the win as I have to stick with my logic that Geneseo’s schedule was on the excessive side this year. Cortland looked good at SUNYACs and it’s these last few races that count the most in the season. It’s better to be on an upswing now, rather than stagnating or regressing. I originally had Cortland ahead of RPI and Oneonta, but since John Clendon Cubed had the same predictions I decided to change mine in order to avoid redundancy. I put RPI in front of Oneonta simply because Oneonta appears to be going in the wrong direction right now, while RPI is on an upswing. Oneonta is traditionally a mid distance oriented team and I am more confident that RPI’s coach knows what he is doing when is comes to cross country.
Individual Title
1) Matt Giannino, RIT
2) Nick Marcantonio, Cortland
3) Cohen Miles-Rath, Geneseo
4) Jonathan Sewnig, Rowan
These are the contenders and the way I see it, it will be Matt Giannino’s race to lose right now. Besides the one off race at the Yellow Jacket invite earlier in the season, he has been consistently running well. The defending champion, Nick Marcantonio appears to be rounding into shape after a lackluster season. He is the best natural cross-country runner in the field but I have heard that he was possibly injured again this summer, which may have hampered his early preparation for the season. Cohen Miles-Rath looked impressive to me earlier in the season but has not shown anything impressive recently. However, last year he placed 5th at SUNYACs before turning it up for the regional meet. Jonathan Sewnig is my dark horse pick. He won his most recent race at the NJAC by over 30 seconds (Paul Juelis, 2nd:
http://www.rowanathletics.com/documents/2014/11/1//2014_Mens_NJAC_XC_Results.html?id=3398). It would not be unexpected for him to steal the show. This is going to be a great race to watch. See you all there!
As far as the Sewnig/Juelis showdown at NJAC's, the course was literally under water with knee deep portions all around the course. Hard to say that race really gives you any indication of who will come out on top at Regionals. Also, Ramapo will probably beat TCNJ at Regionals.
GUCH MOISTY wrote:
Lets not forget Paul Juelis was not in any means supposed to qualify last year for nattys, but he did. He rises to occasion when it matters. Whiskey dick has gotten the best of him before, however.
I heard from a semi-reliable source Paul Juelis now has a girlfriend. Could factor into the equation.
I heard Juelis has a 12 incher can any TCNJ kid confirm that
Let's not forget Jeremy Hernandez a freshman from Ramapo. Kid could not break 18 minutes in the 5K first meet of the season and dropped a 26:11 at Princeton. 4:14 1600 speed from High School. Lot of upswing. Could drop something crazy at Regionals. He is also Spanish.
Tyler Grimm a contender?
The real question here is who has the biggest balls to take over the race and run the kick out of the fast finishers.
Mike Scher from New Paltz qualifies for nats as an individual? Thoughts?
Get off the thread Ramapo.
Don't sleep on NJCU. They have been building a power house over the last few years under their new coaching staff. They haven't raced their A ids yet but don't expect them to sit them out again at Regionals this weekend. Rumor has it they have 7 Kenyans all capable of breaking 24. They might run away with 15 points.
Jon Sewnig for the win on the men's side. Amy Regan for the win on the womens side. New Jersey kids all day.