NAIA cross country predictions

Well, this wasn't neccessary, but you said what you said and I hope you feel proud of yourself. Alright lets pretend this guy is spainish/mexican whatever. Who are you to judge if he is illegal or not. You are getting way personal here pal, just remember who ruled the NAIA this pass year in distance, a mexican that is right. Fuck yeah people are going to need to learn spainish, face it there is nothing nobody can do about illegals coming over. In 20 years or so American will be 50% Mexican! So that is going to be a majority, so get use to it! I am hispanic (family from mexico) myself, but I don't know spanish. I am an American, I am more American then you. I have represent the United States, I wore the jersey, what the f*** did you do for the this country? I don't want to stir up any racial shit, my best friends are white and they would never disrespect me like that. Do you have any hispanic friends? I bet if you did, they wouldn't respected what you wrote. Without Mexicans you people would starve, they come to this country to work the jobs many white Americans are too lazy to do, and that is totally fine. They are happy to work and support their family doing so. Remember we are all human beings with the same dreams. Lets not get into this shit, or else I am going to have to find you with your long socks on myself at nationals.

King Cobrah my ass u aint shit u f***in chump. So what u wore the U.S jersey by default cause a couple of guys couldnt make it. Its not like you were the number one choice and u should be ashamed to post anything about you being fast. You couldnt come from Arkansas track program and be slow. Your not that fast not as fast as you should be anyways 24 30's dats nothing chump. King Cobrah the only reason the U.s would ever become 50% mexican is because they all jump the gate to freedom.America land of the free everyone wants to come im not being racist just making a point. All you V.I.C runners posting on here are nothing short of chumps chumps chumps chumps especially king Cobrah and that california boy bunch of transfer ncaa's cant take the heat getting out of the kitchen i see chumps! 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 years of running and 24 30 your best 29:04 your best 8:0something your best you chump see you on the track. Your not even top 50 in the U.S chump.

Well we know who King Cobra is, who the f*** are you? You hiding behind a post piece of shit, probably couldnt walk on to a JUCO program. I would like to see you say that to Cabadas face. And by the way, unless you are a f***ing native american, WE ARE ALL GODDAMN IMMIGRANTS IN SOME WAY !!!!! .....Now that thats out of the way... knowing what Simmons can do personally, i would say VIC is surely the team to beat.

I think all this posting are gay!!!!!!!! go run and train!!!! talk with ur legs not with ur f***in lips!

thefactman wrote:

every one under 24mins. go lick balls now.

Hmmmmmmmm....... why would you say that? let me see oh I see why you said that, because you cant even probebly break 30 min. for 8km so you are just going f***ing nuts by seeing how everyone else is doing so great and you are not. well there is one suggestion zi can give you. Stop talking trash here and go out side and work hard like every one else is doing and you will get better and you will be like one of them who are having great Personal bests every time they race.

Every one good luck at nationals

See you on 19th of november.

Are u f***ing kidding me with this post? Rules are rules, there are many of us who have ran road races in the prime of our college careers and did not take the money because that is the rules. Shit what college student is not hurting for money? How about get a f***ing job or something small on campus to make ends meet. He is also probably on a full scholarship. How many people who post on here is getting there whole education paid for? I know i sure as hell didnt. And in twenty years from now when someone becomes national champion, i dont think they will look back and give two shits that they won without david cheromei being in the race. Fuck him, he shouldnt have broken the rules.

anyone heard of Jason Lewis a 1500m runner from triangle?

i met a guy whose name is jason lewis! If this is the same Jason you are talking about he runs for Viginia Intermont College. He actually friends with webb and trained with him for a few years. Their pretty good friends....I hear he is pretty fast! He also hooked alan up with his current girlfriend.

jason is a good runner who is just starting to develop his talents look for him to run some fast times this year. He had some injuries in the past, but i saw him doing a hill repeat session and he looks fit. I think he will run 24 low in the xc championship, but he is more like a middle distance guy look out i think he will be the first guy in a long time to break 4 min in the mile this year.

what are his past prs for 8k? that is a bold perdiction.

my prediction is that there wil not be any repeat team champions.

it is safe to sya that the top 10 teams will probably be contending for the title. That means VIC eastern oregon, APU, CSUSM, and the like.

outwick/ runner76, you might want to make sure that you remove your email address from the E-mail field prior to posting under multiple names (one right after another)... you will look like less of a tool for boasting about yourself or your teammate. I am sure that your friend is pretty good though.

Ok, im a bored freshman.

Of all the returners, this is what the score would be:

VIC (63) – 7, 9, 10, 12, 25

Aquinas (127)– 13, 14, 19, 34, 47

Lindenwood (141+) – 1, 15, 27, 48, no #5

Azusa - (190) 17, 31, 39, 41 ,62

Simon Fraser – 2, 22, 36

Black Hills – 6, 30, 37

Malone - 32, 54

San Marcos – 3, 67

SW – 23, 45

Of course we know there will be plenty of new feshamn too, but these are the guys who are returning next year:

1 1 430 Soimo Kiplagat Lindenwood (Mo.) FR 16:09 24:17.20

2 11 305 David Wambui Simon Fraser (B.C.) FR 16:37 25:07.80

3 12 351 Daniel Lyon Cal State-San Marcos SO 16:36 25:12.80

4 14 550 Bashir Hussain Warner Southern (Fls.) JR 16:39 25:16.35

5 15 422 Francis Kioko MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.)FR 16:33 25:17.60

6 17 369 Zach Kintzley Black Hills State (S.D.) JR 16:53 25:23.65

7 18 523 James Mousseau Virginia Intermont JR 16:44 25:24.00

8 19 397 Andrew Walquist Concordia (Neb.) JR 16:53 25:25.35

9 21 528 Ondrej Puskar Virginia Intermont FR 16:43 25:28.00

10 23 524 David Cheromei Virginia Intermont FR 16:38 25:29.80

27 363 Brian Ball Biola (Calif.) 17:00 25:31.80

28 446 Kenneth Bowling Oklahoma Christian 17:00 25:32.00

11 30 537 David Kawa Berry (Ga.) JR 16:55 25:33.55

33 364 Aaron Megazzi Westmont (Calif.) 17:02 25:44.65

34 504 Julius Rono Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.) 16:54 25:46.60

12 37 526 Nick Glimsdahl Virginia Intermont SO 17:05 25:51.10

38 447 Nimrod Lelei Wayland Baptist (Texas) 16:52 25:52.60

13 39 468 Josh Miller Aquinas (Mich.) JR 17:02 25:53.40

14 40 466 Jeff Luehm Aquinas (Mich.) JR 17:03 25:54.90

15 41 431 Dan Miner Lindenwood (Mo.) SO 17:04 25:55.95

43 529 Chris Wright Milligan (Tenn.) 17:09 25:56.80

16 45 318 Jeff Symonds British Columbia SO 17:03 25:59.25

46 413 Keith Longuski Park (Mo.) 17:03 26:00.90

17 47 343 Daniel Reid Azusa Pacific (Calif.) JR 17:05 26:02.70

48 473 Michael Kuria Marian (Ind.) 17:14 26:03.40

18 49 379 Allen Wood Jamestown (N.D.) FR 17:08 26:03.65

19 50 465 Brian Keilen Aquinas (Mich.) SO 26:06.45

20 51 515 Mike Veatch Cumberland (Ky.) FR 17:17 26:07.45

52 365 Raymundo Castillo Alliant Intl (Calif.) 17:10 26:07.85

21 53 426 Caleb Tubei MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.)JR 17:06 26:08.50

22 54 302 Dylan Gant Simon Fraser (B.C.) FR 17:10 26:09.00

23 55 408 Jazz Carreon Southwestern (Kan.) JR 17:11 26:09.30

24 56 311 Ryan Pfeil Southern Oregon JR 17:06 26:10.00

25 58 527 Mudasar Haidat Virginia Intermont FR 17:13 26:10.70

26 60 314 Shane Carlos British Columbia SO 17:12 26:14.70

27 61 429 Maichal Glowacki Lindenwood (Mo.) JR 17:22 26:16.60

28 63 482 Dan Campbell Cedarville (Ohio) JR 17:00 26:17.45

29 64 440 Daniel Ellis Oklahoma Baptist JR 17:24 26:18.00

30 66 368 James Hansen Black Hills State (S.D.) SO 17:37 26:20.20

31 67 341 Kevin Lindsey Azusa Pacific (Calif.) JR 17:24 26:20.85

32 68 481 Bryan Straniero Malone (Ohio) JR 17:18 26:21.50

69 419 Travis Arment Sioux Falls (S.D.) 17:24 26:22.45

33 70 442 Theron Stoltzfus Oklahoma Baptist SO 17:26 26:23.05

34 71 469 Chris Robertz Aquinas (Mich.) SO 17:08 26:24.15

75 541 Johnny Clemons Lee (Tenn.) 17:22 26:25.80

35 76 538 Ben Krichko Berry (Ga.) JR 17:25 26:26.75

77 517 Mark Rowe Campbellsville (Ky.) 17:31 26:27.00

78 471 Lance Vandenberg Taylor (Ind.) 17:07 26:27.55

80 414 Dan Van Engen Dordt (Iowa) 17:25 26:29.15

36 81 306 Ryan Weber Simon Fraser (B.C.) JR 17:20 26:29.60

37 82 372 Luke Watkins Black Hills State (S.D.) JR 17:37 26:30.30

38 85 403 Danny McClenahan Doane (Neb.) JR 17:45 26:33.20

39 86 342 Caleb Lynch Azusa Pacific (Calif.) FR 17:35 26:33.95

87 436 Joel Maiyo McKendree (Ill.) 17:32 26:34.35

88 458 Douglas Swanson Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 17:36 26:34.40

40 89 484 Kevin Hall Cedarville (Ohio) JR 17:48 26:34.55

90 518 Brandon Lancaster Campbellsville (Ky.) 17:25 26:35.30

91 354 Jose Gonzalez Notre Dame de Namur (Calif.) 17:43 26:35.40

41 92 344 Peter Sherman Azusa Pacific (Calif.) SO 17:32 26:35.50

42 93 313 Jon Zehe Southern Oregon JR 17:27 26:36.20

94 328 David Flueckiger Albertson (Idaho) 17:35 26:36.40

95 508 Ryan Robitaille Lyndon State (Vt.) 17:20 26:37.00

43 96 485 Micah Harding Cedarville (Ohio) SO 17:48 26:37.50

98 438 Mark Boswell Graceland (Iowa) 17:35 26:38.70

44 100 334 Jorge Jabaz Concordia (Calif.) FR 17:34 26:39.80

45 101 406 Justin Alexander Southwestern (Kan.) JR 17:27 26:40.35

46 104 500 Scott LeMaster Shawnee State (Ohio) SO 17:42 26:44.20

105 470 Antony Kariuki Marian (Ind.) 17:10 26:44.35

47 106 463 Nate Staatho Aquinas (Mich.) FR 17:26 26:44.80

48 107 432 Peter Nyambui Lindenwood (Mo.) FR 17:30 26:46.85

49 108 401 Adam Lippold Doane (Neb.) SO 17:44 26:48.05

50 109 338 Mike Schmidt Concordia (Calif.) SO 17:43 26:49.20

51 110 384 Russell Neff Mary (N.D.) SO 17:44 26:51.00

111 355 Erick Maldonado Notre Dame de Namur (Calif.) 17:44 26:52.50

52 112 496 Larry Gardner Shawnee State (Ohio) SO 17:52 26:53.20

53 113 494 Matthew Robson St. Vincent (Pa.) JR 17:47 26:53.30

54 114 478 Ryan Kienzle Malone (Ohio) FR 17:28 26:54.35

55 115 497 Dirk Hollar Shawnee State (Ohio) JR 17:46 26:54.50

118 359 Efren Tirado Notre Dame de Namur (Calif.) 17:43 26:55.25

119 448 Mike Alegria Northwood (Texas) 17:47 26:56.00

56 120 488 Ben Shroyer Cedarville (Ohio) JR 17:51 26:57.20

57 121 536 Luke Godleski Berry (Ga.) JR 17:49 26:58.60

122 506 Jesse Bender Point Park (Pa.) 17:49 26:58.85

58 123 339 Marco Venancio Concordia (Calif.) SO 17:34 26:59.25

59 124 495 Nathan Sylvester St. Vincent (Pa.) SO 17:42 26:59.60

60 125 322 Josh Ego Eastern Oregon SO 17:57 27:00.25

61 126 404 Josh Peavy Doane (Neb.) FR 18:02 27:00.85

128 387 Moses Chepkwony Dickinson State (N.D.) 27:02.20

62 129 345 Chris Snyder Azusa Pacific (Calif.) SO 17:52 27:02.90

130 416 Tim Eisenga Dordt (Iowa) 17:45 27:04.30

131 509 Jeremiah Bias Lyndon State (Vt.) 17:54 27:04.40

63 132 493 Matthew Pajak St. Vincent (Pa.) SO 17:49 27:04.85

64 133 487 Bryan Pittman Cedarville (Ohio) SO 18:05 27:05.20

134 474 Justin Gillette Goshen (Ind.) 17:36 27:05.85

65 135 534 Patrick Chamberlain Berry (Ga.) SO 17:51 27:06.20

136 357 Ruben Mora Notre Dame de Namur (Calif.) 17:46 27:06.85

66 137 514 Malcom Tipton Cumberland (Ky.) FR 17:52 27:07.20

67 138 348 Jace Getskow Cal State-San Marcos FR 17:51 27:07.65

68 139 396 Heath Trampe Concordia (Neb.) SR 18:04 27:07.90

69 140 320 Geoff Webb British Columbia SO 17:58 27:08.50

Bored I guess. VIC will win without question, the incoming class for them is insanly fast. It looks like they spent some money. As for the others it'll be interesting as the NAIA is always a shakeup with kenyans and teams buying what they need. Alot of guys are gone and transferred too. Does VI's #1 runner returning even exist anymore? I'm picking kip to win again.

I think that the winner will come from region 2. I am thinking whoever wins that region will win the national title. Again anything happens on race day. Look at cheromi form vic time. like a minute ande a half off his PR. it comes down to who can perform on the day.

I don't think I would put Eastern Oregon in the top 10 group. They lose their top three to graduation. Maybe southern Oregon though. Good finish last year, most returning and a couple of good recruits coming in.

Heard Soimo was transferring. Any truth to that?

Wambui at SFU won't be back. Ineligible. But they always come up with some.

Understand that Warner Southern has an arkansas transfer plus a couple of other good runners. Should make that region stronger

What about the women's side? SFU returns everyone I think, British Columbia sould also be strong from that region. Concordia Neb loses a lot.

Others????

It's not Warner who has an Arkansas transfer (unless you know something I dont), its Embry-Riddle. Sam Vasquez after sitting out a year will be at E-R with his old high school coach, probably a good thing (don't think the team will be very good, though).

The Hog machine spits out another talented American. Thankfully someone is there to pick him up and put him back together. Saw him run a race as a high scchooler in Minnesota. He's good. Will probably be better now too.

Good luck to him. The NAIA is a good place for Americans to develop. Just look at national team guys like Brian Clay.

Very well said. NAIA is very comparable to competition seen at NCAA D2 level. ofcoruse I support the fact they have a marathon so I am a little baised.

I still think team from region 2 wins Nats.