NXN teams and their school population

Agreed. In addition to school size, demographics, and private vs. public, what about the size of the city and suburbs where the HS is located? How many small town programs have qualified for NXN? Bozeman is just about 40,000. I'm not that familiar with the area, but I'm guessing there aren't suburbs to add to that total? Smallest city/town to win a NXN title?

Bozeman- 1,900

AF- 2,000

Brentwood- 1,700

Davis- 3,400

Naperville- 4,000

Temecula- 3,500

Lincroft- ???

The Woodlands- 4,100

Liverpool- 2,500

Wayzata- 3,200

Those are the top ten placing schools and enrollment count of each. I couldn't find Lincrofts.

Hey Jayordon,

Thanks for doing the research on this. Do you know if this is the 3-year formula (10-12) or 4-year (9-12)? In NY we use 3-year for classification even though all many schools do house 9-12.

Also- many very big schools in the top 10.

hobbyracer dad wrote:

Uncico wrote:

I thought that every team had 7 runners on the line regardless of size 🤔

-Uncico Coleman 😘

FM only had 6 guys.

All you need to win nationals is 6 guys (not even 6 if you can manage not to tie)

-Uncico Coleman 😘

Jayordon wrote:

Bozeman- 1,900

AF- 2,000

Brentwood- 1,700

Davis- 3,400

Naperville- 4,000

Temecula- 3,500

Lincroft- ???

The Woodlands- 4,100

Liverpool- 2,500

Wayzata- 3,200

Those are the top ten placing schools and enrollment count of each. I couldn't find Lincrofts.

Lincroft has ~300 students but every team has 7 runners toe the line.

-Uncico Coleman 😘

nathancat wrote:

Hey Jayordon,

Thanks for doing the research on this. Do you know if this is the 3-year formula (10-12) or 4-year (9-12)? In NY we use 3-year for classification even though all many schools do house 9-12.

Also- many very big schools in the top 10.

I'm pretty sure that is 9-12. I know the Wayzata number is 9-12 for sure. I'm assuming most of the others are too.

According to Wikipedia, the 2015-16 enrollment for CBA (Lincroft) was 998.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Brothers_Academy_

(New_Jersey)

Yeah, the whole gallitan valley is 94,000 people, which is basically bozeman and its surrounding cities. Still small

Uncico wrote:

Jayordon wrote:

Bozeman- 1,900

AF- 2,000

Brentwood- 1,700

Davis- 3,400

Naperville- 4,000

Temecula- 3,500

Lincroft- ???

The Woodlands- 4,100

Liverpool- 2,500

Wayzata- 3,200

Those are the top ten placing schools and enrollment count of each. I couldn't find Lincrofts.

Lincroft has ~300 students but every team has 7 runners toe the line.

-Uncico Coleman 😘

Please don't sign your name on every post you write. It makes it hard to take you seriously.

AGrree wrote:

Uncico wrote:

Lincroft has ~300 students but every team has 7 runners toe the line.

-Uncico Coleman 😘

Please don't sign your name on every post you write. It makes it hard to take you seriously.

I was not aware of the fact that I have been writing and not typing all along. Also please think about the fact that every serious letter/document has their name signed on the bottom. It's really the opposite as what you've suggested.

Regards,

-Uncico Coleman 😘

Where are you getting your numbers?

In California at least every principle has to report the number of student at their school to the state (CBEDS). Is this what you are looking at for these numbers?

Miami Havana, 6-12, $20k/year: 1,400 students

Herriman has 3000+ students

crater has about 1500 students

Herriman has 3000+ students

crater has about 1500 students

It’s also worth noting that CBA is a boys-only school

just like Jesuit LA

Miami Havanna will win Nxn next year, and if not, when Marcelo mantecon is a senior

I NY, for sports classifications, they use grades 10-12. You could a full list (NY only) at Tully Runners- Cross-Country Classifications.

I was always interested. Toga and FM are very large by NY standards. But remember, the numbers given are 10-12 not 9-12.

This is true- I was considering retiring and moving out of state to work part time in a school. I was offered about 3 jobs. The first thing I looked at was the size of the cross-country team.

The schools with the largest teams also had the best SAT scores and graduation rates, etc