Boys

3.Houston TN- Idle
This week Great American NIKE ROC.

4.Collins Hill GA - Patriot Classic, Conyers, GA
Back to it's winning ways. Collins Hill gets back on the winning trail after suffering their
first loss of the season at thier county championships last week. This week, they'll be looking
to perform well at Great American NIKE ROC.
1 Collins Hill 43 3 4 9 12 15 21 31
1 #1142 Hubers, Ben McEachern 15:54 Soph wins again.
3 #1067 Marino, Jesse Collins Hill 16:12 3
4 #1064 Frasier, Nathan Collins Hill 16:23 4
9 #1062 Amador, Miguel Collins Hill 16:54 9
12 #1063 Churley, Matt Collins Hill 17:11 12
15 #1065 Guglielmo, Tim Collins Hill 17:23
21 #1068 Wilson, Bryan Collins Hill 17:39 21
31 #1066 Jemo, Gregg Collins Hill 18:13 31
Total Time: 1:24:03.00 Average: 16:48.60 Top 5 differential 1:11

5.Winter Park, FL-flrunners.com V, Tampa, FL
Winter Park wins against solid field on slow day at Ed Radice Park. Though flat, this course can
be slow on some days. 10-12 seconds on average slower than last year. Possibly due to the
softness of the surface caused by the rains over the past month and the minor change in the course.
Anguish has atypical race.
Hurricane Jeanne cancels school and practice Monday and Tuesday of this week for Winter Park.

Top ten individuals( 9 of the top ten have 3200m PR's at or below 9:42)
1 #1270 Justin Harbor 11 Flagler Palm Coast 5:01.5 15:36.74 1
2 #1704 Jeremy Criscione 12 Interlachen 5:02.2 15:38.86
3 #4066 Coleman Hoover 12 Winter Park 5:04.5 15:45.77 2
4 #1509 Bryan Sharkey 12 Gulliver Prep 5:05.0 15:47.34 3
5 #2337 Jeff Masterson 12 Mitchell HS 5:07.2 15:54.31 4
6 #301 Chris Mullaney 12 Bishop Kenny 5:08.5 15:58.46 5
7 #1494 Philip Bellamy 12 George Jenkins 5:08.7 15:59.00 6
8 #3750 Steve Curley 12 Trinity Prep 5:09.3 16:00.79 7
9 #4099 Justin Davis 12 Wolfson 5:10.2 16:03.60 8
10 #848 Alvin charles 12 Colonial HS 5:10.6 16:04.91 9

1 Winter Park 104 2 14 15 36 37 91 92
3 #4066 Coleman Hoover 12 Winter Park 5:04.5 15:45.77 2
15 #4072 Caleb Vogt 11 Winter Park 5:13.6 16:14.24 14
16 #4061 Andrew Chuplis 12 Winter Park 5:13.7 16:14.63 15
39 #4059 Donny Anguish 12 Winter Park 5:30.1 17:05.32 36
40 #4070 Chris Sickinger 12 Winter Park 5:30.2 17:05.71 37
94 #4069 Dustin Schuss 11 Winter Park 5:48.4 18:02.30 91
95 #4062 Brian Chwalisz 11 Winter Park 5:48.6 18:02.81 92
Total Time: 1:22:25.67 Average: 16:29.14 Top 5 differential 1:20

6.Parkview(GA) - Idle
This week McQuaid Invite.

7.Jefferson Alexandria, VA - Idle
Jefferson takes a rest before a three week stretch of racing which includes Eastern States
on Oct. 16

8.JR Tucker Richmond, VA - Idle
This week Great American NIKE ROC.

9. Washington FL- Idle
Scheduled to run flrunners.com V, but are restricted from competing until school reopens on
Oct.4.

10.Colonial FL- flrunners.com V, Tampa, FL
Places soild second to Winter Park. Alvin Charles has bad outing due to difficult week, but
still hangs on for tenth in fairly deep field.
Correction on last week, Javier Pagan aka Boats did compete. Also Coach
Rene Plascencia states that one top 5 runner has yet to run this season.
2 Colonial HS 134 9 13 31 38 43 83
10 #848 Alvin charles 12 Colonial HS 5:10.6 16:04.91 9
14 #854 Alex Wills 10 Colonial HS 5:12.4 16:10.56 13
34 #846 Javier Pagan 11 Colonial HS 5:27.5 16:57.44 31
41 #853 Aldis Ulrych 12 Colonial HS 5:30.5 17:06.64 38
46 #849 Kyle Dillet 12 Colonial HS 5:33.3 17:15.46 43
86 #851 Trevor Marsh 11 Colonial HS 5:46.7 17:57.11 83
Total Time: 1:23:35.01 Average: 16:43.01 Top 5 differential 1:11

Other teams of note

Belen Jesuit Miami, Fl flrunners.com V
Belen runs well again this week against Florida's top teams. Eddie Arguello cuts 43 seconds
from season best, but typical #2/3 man, Echarte DNF/DNS. Still good enough for third and sets
best team average this year.
3 Belen Jesuit 193 10 22 39 51 71 98 101
11 #176 Eduardo Arguello 12 Belen Jesuit 5:11.3 16:07.01 10
24 #201 Paul Santuoso 12 Belen Jesuit 5:22.1 16:40.50 22
54 #190 Michael Jalil 12 Belen Jesuit 5:36.7 17:25.94 51
74 #178 Daniel Castellanos 12 Belen Jesuit 5:41.1 17:39.56 71
101 #204 Javier Zamparelli 10 Belen Jesuit 5:51.9 18:13.32 98
104 #181 Michael Cruz 09 Belen Jesuit 5:53.6 18:18.39 101
Total Time: 1:25:00.07 Average: 17:00.02 Top 5 differential 2:06

Flagler Palm Coast, Bunnell, FL flrunners.com V
On the heels of Justin Harbor's impressive victory, FPC runs to a solid 4th place
finish. Big gap between 1-5, but they still manage to beat some good team averages including
NE #7 Warwick Valley, NY.
4 Flagler Palm Coast 222 1 24 45 56 96 99 119
1 #1270 Justin Harbor 11 Flagler Palm Coast 5:01.5 15:36.74 1
27 #1276 Anthony Morales 10 Flagler Palm Coast 5:23.8 16:46.02 24
48 #1285 Alex Russell 11 Flagler Palm Coast 5:33.9 17:17.20 45
59 #1263 Mark Eidman 12 Flagler Palm Coast 5:37.7 17:29.20 56
99 #1264 Kyle Furlong 12 Flagler Palm Coast 5:50.0 18:07.13 96
102 #1282 Chris Rivera 11 Flagler Palm Coast 5:52.1 18:13.65 99
122 #1286 Aaron Shott 09 Flagler Palm Coast 6:00.1 18:38.71 119
Total Time: 1:25:16.29 Average: 17:03.26 Top 5 differential 2:31

Charlotte, NC McAlpine Park Wendy's Classic Invitational Division
Top 4 individuals
1 Jack Bolas (11) Chapel Hill 15:38
2 Felts Drew (12) West Forsyth 15:48
3 Ryan Workman (11) Chapel Hill 15:55
4 Reid Wilson (12) Spring Valley 15:56

1. Brentsville (VA) 88 (5 10 21 23 29 41 68)
Brentsville gets Pat Eggleston back and wins the Invitational division. 53 points better than
Chapel Hill, NC.
5 Nick Gehlsen (11) Brentsville 15:56
10 Pat Eggleston (12) Brentsville 16:10
21 Jacob Watts (12) Brentsville 16:33
23 Henry Melius (10) Brentsville 16:34
29 Adam Henken (10) Brentsville 16:42
41 Eric Truschel (11) Brentsville 17:00
68 Bo Doran (11) Brentsville 17:20
Total time 1:21:55 Top 5 average 16:23 Top 5 differential :46
also Brentsville Open divsion
4 Eric Ekholm (11) Brentsville 17:18
9 Chris Gray (12) Brentsville 17:35
11 Ben Henken (12) Brentsville 17:37

2. Chapel Hill 141 (1 3 9 61 67 101)
Trio up front continue to roll.
1 Jack Bolas (11) Chapel Hill 15:38
3 Ryan Workman (11) Chapel Hill 15:55
9 Duncan Hoge (11) Chapel Hill 16:07
61 Taylor Muir (10) Chapel Hill 17:17
67 Jordan Gottschalk (11) Chapel Hill 17:20
101 Shane Malek (12) Chapel Hill 17:50
Total time 1:22:17 Top 5 average 16:27.4 Top 5 differential 1:42

3. Dorman (SC) 155 (14 24 34 36 47 65 69)
14 Ben Sloan (12) Dorman 16:25
24 Kevin Dejonckheere (12) Dorman 16:34
34 Dan Wagoner (12) Dorman 16:47
36 Thomas Moore (12) Dorman 16:49
47 Eric Owensby (12) Dorman 17:02
65 Tyrie Brown (11) Dorman 17:19
69 Stephen Sykes (12) Dorman 17:21
Total time 1:23:37 Top 5 average 16:43.4 Top 5 differential :37
also Dorman
5 Daniel Stephens (12) Dorman 17:18
12 Martin Tiller (10) Dorman 17:42
14 Ryan Arrowsmith (10) Dorman 17:46

4. Charlotte Myers Park 157 (11 16 31 40 59 64 81)
11 Ross Hughes (10) Myers Park 16:22
16 David Elkins (11) Myers Park 16:26
31 Josh Gresham (12) Myers Park 16:44
40 Todd Wilde (11) Myers Park 16:59
59 John Fillette (12) Myers Park 17:14
64 Michael Ely (11) Myers Park 17:19
81 Matt Twyne (11) Myers Park 17:29
Total time 1:23:45 Top 5 average 16:45 avg Top 5 differential :52
also Myers Park
6 Will Edwards (9) Myers Park 17:26

5. Winston-Salem Mount Tabor 200 (7 35 46 54 58 88 90)
7 Ryan Curran (12) Mount Tabor 15:59
35 Adam Matthews (12) Mount Tabor 16:49
46 Greg Dame (10) Mount Tabor 17:01
54 Andrew Carmen (10) Mount Tabor 17:08
58 Trey Wheeler (12) Mount Tabor 17:14
69 Stephen Sykes (12) Dorman 17:21
88 Chris Wozniak (12) Mount Tabor 17:37
90 Zach Hines (12) Mount Tabor 17:39
Total time 1:24:11 Top 5 avg 16:50 Top 5 differential 1:15
6. Spring Valley (SC) 206 (4 22 27 74 79 127 133)
Two kids sick and one very sick(Doucette) Spring valley opened with two big victories
at WNCCC and the Coaches Classic, but has very sub par day. Will try and rebound this week
at Great American NIKE ROC.
4 Reid Wilson (12) Spring Valley 15:56
22 Justin Hunter (11) Spring Valley 16:33
27 Daniel Knight (11) Spring Valley 16:39
74 Thomas Watkins (11) Spring Valley 17:23
79 Daniel Marino (11) Spring Valley 17:26
127 Aaron Watkins (12) Spring Valley 18:17
133 Michael Doucette (11) Spring Valley 18:24
Total time 1:23:57 Top 5 average 16:47 Top 5 differential 1:30
also Spring Valley
16 Darian Hodges (12) Spring Valley 17:50

Charlotte, NC McAlpine Park Wendy's Classic Open Division
Northwestren wins open division in a close on over state rival.
1. Northwestern (SC) 55 (1 6 7 20 21 27 45)
1 Brandon Hudgins (12) Northwestern 15:59
6 J.C. Koziel (11) Northwestern 16:22
7 Jonathon McGinnis (10) Northwestern 16:35
20 Matt Colby (11) Northwestern 16:57
21 Stuart McDaniel (10) Northwestern 17:03
27 Patrick Judge (12) Northwestern 17:15
45 Spencer Coombs (10) Northwestern 17:56
Total time 1:22:56 top 5 average 16:35.2 Top 5 differential 1:04

2. Ridge View (SC) 59 (3 8 12 14 22 26 58)
3 Aubrey Darnell (12) Ridge View 16:16
8 Richard Williams (11) Ridge View 16:38
12 Jonathan Bakutes (12) Ridge View 16:41
14 Cornelius Harvin (11) Ridge View 16:41
22 David Mead (11) Ridge View 17:03
26 Joey Geller (12) Ridge View 17:14
59 Matt Mead (10) Ridge View 18:15
Total time 1:23:19 Top 5 average 16:39.8 Top 5 differential :47

Cullman Invitational, AL
1 Scottsboro High School 29 1 2 3 8 15 16 23
2nd to Hoover in their first meet, Scottsboro is another team that is progressing this season.
This upcoming week, they race at the Jesse Owens Classic.
1 Graves, Griff Scottsboro H 16:04.20 1
2 Dutton, Zane Scottsboro H 16:44.19 2
4 Hood, Cody Scottsboro H 17:04.19 3
9 Springsteen, Michael Scottsboro H 17:32.05 8
16 Saint, Daniel Scottsboro H 17:52.50 15
17 Reed, Benton Scottsboro H 17:54.60 16
Total Time: 1:25:17.13 Average: 17:03.43 Top 5 differential 1:48
Also Scottsboro Invite Sept.20
1 SCOTTSBORO HIGH SCHOOL 16 1 2 3 4 6 7 8
1 #344 GRAVES, GRIFF SCOTTSBORO 5:08.4 15:58.16 1
2 #342 DUTTON, ZANE SCOTTSBORO 5:14.8 16:17.80 2
3 #348 HOOD, CODY SCOTTSBORO 5:16.2 16:22.32 3
4 #358 SPRINGSTEEN, MICHAE SCOTTSBORO 5:33.5 17:15.96 4
6 #355 REED, BENTON SCOTTSBORO 5:36.1 17:24.13 6
7 #356 SAINT, DANIEL SCOTTSBORO 5:40.6 17:38.19 7
8 #350 MCCRARY, MICHAEL SCOTTSBORO 5:45.3 17:52.60 8
Total Time: 1:23:18.37 Average: 16:39.68 Top 5 differential 1:26

Moundville Invite,AL
1 Mountain Brook High Schoo 16 1 2 3 4 6 7 9
Mtn. Brook has strong showing as theyb gear up for this week's Jesse Owens Classic.
1 #70 Matthews, Billy Mountain Brook 5:50.7 16:36.06 1
2 #50 Bailey, Lee Mountain Brook 5:52.4 16:41.14 2
4 #85 Timberlake, Andrew Mountain Brook 5:59.3 17:00.50 3
5 #67 Lepley, Nicholas Mountain Brook 5:59.8 17:02.15 4
7 #54 Carey, Patrick Mountain Brook 6:01.2 17:06.12 6
8 #76 Petelos, Nick Mountain Brook 6:02.8 17:10.43 7
10 #79 Riser, Brian Mountain Brook 6:04.8 17:16.36 9
11 #74 Patterson, Lee Mountain Brook 6:07.8 17:24.77
13 #63 Habshey, Blake Mountain Brook 6:11.4 17:35.10
17 #84 Taylor, Conrad Mountain Brook 6:18.2 17:54.34
18 #69 Maddox, Kendall Mountain Brook 6:18.3 17:54.58
Total Time: 1:24:25.97 Average: 16:53.20 top 5 differential :30

Brentwood Academy, TN
idle

Oakton, VA
idle

Girls

Top ten inviduals
1 #2692 Jennifer Barringer 12 Oviedo HS 5:46.0 17:54.81
2 #2883 Nicole Schappert 12 Pope John Paul 5:46.1 17:55.13 1
3 #898 Emilie Amaro 09 Cypress Bay 5:56.7 18:27.95 2
4 #1179 Bona Jones 11 Estero 5:59.9 18:38.01
5 #1470 Amanda Quick 11 Gaither HS 6:07.0 19:00.06 3
6 #903 Alaina Miller 12 Cypress Bay 6:09.7 19:08.41 4
7 #1801 Hailey Mercer 10 King's Academy 6:10.2 19:09.89
8 #1152 Maggie Traylor 09 Episcopal FL 6:11.2 19:13.00 5
9 #2811 Anna Greskovich 12 Pensacola Catholic 6:11.4 19:13.74 6
10 #1574 Kayla Hale 8 Holy Trinity 6:13.5 19:20.35 7

2.St. Paul’s AL - Mt. Carmel Invite. University of New Orleans
Wins Mt. Carmel Inv in New Orleans with 20 points; 46 points better than 2nd place team.
Tara Lenn wins mostly flat 3M race in 18:11.
Course had several "dikes" to scale since NO is below sea level. Hot and humid.
Lenn, St. Paul's Episcopal (AL) 18:11 +45 18:56c
Johnson, St. Paul's Episcopal 18:32 +46 19:18c
Collins, St. Paul's Episcopal 20:15 +50 21:05c
Kneip, St. Paul's Episcopal 20:31 +51 21:22c
Simpson, St. Paul's Episcopal 20:32 +51 21:23c
Adjusted Total time 1:42:04 Top 5 average 20:24.8c Top 5 differential 2:27

3.Providence NC- Wendy’s Classic
Providence wins yet again. CA transfer, Danielle McNamara did not run as a
precautionary measure.
1. Providence 26 (2 4 5 6 9 15 17)
2 Alissa Wilke (12) Providence 19:15
4 Caroline Johnson (12) Providence 19:43
5 April Rowlan (12) Providence 19:51
6 Autumn Todd (9) Providence 20:02
9 Meghan May (12) Providence 20:11
15 Andee Hendel (9) Providence 20:27
17 Courtney May (10) Providence 20:31
Total time 1:19:02 Top 5 average 19:48.4 avg Top 5 differential :56

4.Scottsboro AL- Cullman Invitational
Two dominating wins for Scottsboro. Without Amy Stevens at Cullman.
1 Scottsboro High School 19 1 2 3 4 9 14 15
2 Bob Jones HS 62 5 6 8 17 26 30 31
1 Chitwood, Caitlin Scottsboro H 19:08.16 1
2 Thompson, Hannah Scottsboro H 19:17.48 2
3 Wright, Lacey Scottsboro H 19:43.23 3
4 Thompson, Emily Scottsboro H 19:44.91 4
9 Williams, Lauren Scottsboro H 20:44.88 9
14 Brown, Courtney Scottsboro H 21:09.54 14
15 Alley, Julie Scottsboro H 21:11.02 15
Total Time: 1:38:38.66 Average: 19:43.74 Top 5 differential 1:36
Also Scottsboro Invite from Sept.20
1 SCOTTSBORO HIGH SCHOOL 15 1 2 3 4 5 7 8
1 #91 CHITWOOD, CAITLIN SCOTTSBORO 6:09.1 19:06.51 1
2 #107 WRIGHT, LACEY SCOTTSBORO 6:18.8 19:36.71 2
3 #104 THOMPSON, EMILY SCOTTSBORO 6:25.1 19:56.30 3
4 #105 THOMPSON, HANNAH SCOTTSBORO 6:27.7 20:04.52 4
5 #103 STEVENS, AMY SCOTTSBORO 6:29.2 20:08.92 5
7 #106 WILLIAMS, LAUREN SCOTTSBORO 6:36.7 20:32.31 7
8 #101 SIMS, OLIVIA SCOTTSBORO 6:37.0 20:33.33 8
9 #89 ALLEY, JULIE SCOTTSBORO 6:43.3 20:52.72
10 #90 BROWN, COURTNEY SCOTTSBORO 6:45.7 21:00.45
Total Time: 1:38:52.96 Average: 19:46.60 top 5 differential 1:02

5. Our Lady of Lourdes Miami, FL flrunners.com V
Lourdes comes on late for the win. Frosh Meagan Hoar passes Areson, Alexa Arteage has fine race,
and Catherine Brown Rallies from far behind.
1 Our Lady of Lourdes 113 10 14 17 20 52 71 95
13 #2681 Meagan Hoar 09 Our Lady of Lourdes 6:16.8 19:30.64 10
21 #2680 Jillian Gil 09 Our Lady of Lourdes 6:24.6 19:54.85 17
18 #2675 Alexa Arteaga 12 Our Lady of Lourdes 6:21.3 19:44.45 14
25 #2684 Sasha Mera 10 Our Lady of Lourdes 6:26.3 20:00.13 20
60 #2676 Catherine Brown 11 Our Lady of Lourdes 6:46.7 21:03.43 52
81 #2690 Kyla Salles 12 Our Lady of Lourdes 6:58.4 21:39.79 71
105 #2688 Manuela Rodriguez 11 Our Lady of Lourdes 7:10.5 22:17.33 95
Total Time: 1:40:13.50 Average: 20:02.70 Top 5 differential 1:33

6.Holy Trinity FL - flrunners.com V
HTA was neck in neck with PJPII early on, but fades on the second half. #2 Jade Miler has
solid race to overtake normal #2 and #3 runners, Chelsey Joiner and Rebecca Zuhlke.
3 Holy Trinity 146 7 30 32 34 43 66 76
10 #1574 Kayla Hale 8 Holy Trinity 6:13.5 19:20.35 7
37 #1582 Jade Miller 09 Holy Trinity 6:32.3 20:18.71 30
39 #1576 Chelsey Joiner 10 Holy Trinity 6:32.9 20:20.51 32
41 #1595 Rebecca Zuhlke 11 Holy Trinity 6:34.7 20:26.08 34
50 #1590 Katherine Putnam 09 Holy Trinity 6:40.0 20:42.66 43
76 #1585 Shea O'Brien 09 Holy Trinity 6:55.4 21:30.51 66
86 #1584 Kyla O'Brien 11 Holy Trinity 7:00.6 21:46.67 76
Total Time: 1:41:08.31 Average: 20:13.67 Top 5 differential 1:22

7.Cardinal Gibbons NC - Idle
No races scheduled. This week Great American.

8.Collins Hill GA –Idle
this week, Great American NIKE ROC.

9. Eleanor Roosevelt ,MD - idle
This week, William and Mary invite

10. Lake Braddock, VA- Idle
This week, the Great Meadows Invite.

Other teams of note

Tampa, Fl flrunners.com V The Bolles School Jacksonville, FL
Coach Ryan is looking for his team to blossom late. They look like they are doing just that
finishing 12 points behind SE #6 Holy Trinity, FL.
11:10 two miler and 4:59 1600m, Amy-Beth Gallogly is starting to round into shape.
4 Bolles 158 9 26 36 38 49 53 58
12 #463 Heather Marees 12 Bolles 6:16.6 19:29.95 9
32 #462 Tiarra Harrell 11 Bolles 6:29.6 20:10.46 26
43 #461 Amy-Beth Gallogly 11 Bolles 6:35.6 20:28.85 36
45 #458 Caroline Barlow 10 Bolles 6:37.8 20:35.74 38
57 #460 Erin Drewniany 12 Bolles 6:43.9 20:54.74 49
61 #464 Allison Williams 09 Bolles 6:47.1 21:04.78 53
67 #457 Caroline Baljon 10 Bolles 6:48.9 21:10.34 58
Total Time: 1:41:39.74 Average: 20:19.95

Charlotte, NC McAlpine Park Wendy's Invitational Division

Top Ten
1 Kate Niehaus (11) Spring Valley 17:43<--Fastest time in the SE region
2 Stephanie Buffo (10) Dorman 18:31
3 Becky Stewart (10) Brentsville 18:49
4 Andie Cozzarelli (9) Apex 18:50
5 Lindsey Nadolski (12) Chapel Hill 18:52
6 Alyssa Kulik (9) Mauldin 18:55
7 Amy Neilson (10) Vance 19:10
10 Becky Johnson (10) Chapel Hill 19:28

1. Chapel Hill 120 (5 10 26 34 45 70 72)
CH makes a move finishing 1st in the Invite division. Summerville Coach Crowley combined the top
8 teams from both the invite and the open divisions and came up with Providence 82, CH 95.
5 Lindsey Nadolski (12) Chapel Hill 18:52
10 Becky Johnson (10) Chapel Hill 19:28
26 Adrienne Wollman (10) Chapel Hill 20:00
34 Madison Stark (9) Chapel Hill 20:13
45 Hillary Superak (12) Chapel Hill 20:33
70 Audrey Dunphy (11) Chapel Hill 21:10
72 Natalie Archer (9) Chapel Hill 21:13
Total time 1:39:06 Top 5 avg 19:49.2 Top 5 differential 1:41

2. Summerville (SC) 126 (16 18 29 30 33 76 80)
Summerville, arguably the best team in SC in the preseason has a strong showing with nearly
everyone healthy. In the combined results of the top 8 teams, they finish 3rd behind Providence
and Chapel Hill with 99.5 points. Big race for them at Great American ROC this week.
16 Carlissa Heyward (11) Summerville 19:45
18 Sarah Massenburg (12) Summerville 19:52
29 Audrey Bone (12) Summerville 20:03
30 Sara Johannesmeyer (11) Summerville 20:04
76 Amanda Pulliam (12) Summerville 21:19
80 Laura Watkins (11) Summerville 21:29
Total time 1:41:03 Top 5 avg 20:12.6 Top 5 differential 1:34

3. Brentsville (VA) 132 (3 22 32 37 38 78 97)
Another team that is coming on strong.
3 Becky Stewart (10) Brentsville 18:49
22 Alex Kulifay (9) Brentsville 19:57
32 Julia Mitchell (10) Brentsville 20:10
37 Wendy Stober (12) Brentsville 20:15
38 Rachel Hamilton (12) Brentsville 20:15
78 Maria Cheshire (11) Brentsville 21:23
97 Bridget Ruotolo (9) Brentsville 22:01
Total time 1:39:26 Top 5 avg 19:53.2 Top 5 differential 1:26

Charlotte, NC McAlpine Park Wendy' Open Division
Another SC team that looks to be getting stronger
2. Northwestern (SC) 56 (1 3 12 16 24 29 40)
1 Tiayonna Blackmon (9) Northwestern 19:08
3 Theresa Verostek (12) Northwestern 19:31
12 Olivia Reburn (10) Northwestern 20:20
16 Hannah Robinson (9) Northwestern 20:29
24 Lauren Bowers (12) Northwestern 21:05
29 Kathleen Wilkerson (12) Northwestern 21:13
41 Erica Schoon (12) Northwestern 21:33
Total time 1:40:33 Top 5 avg 20:07 Top 5 differential 1:57

Moundville Invite, AL
Finished in the running with Scottsboro early on and look to be improving. Next week, a showdown at
Jesse Owens Classic.
1 Mountain Brook High Schoo 17 1 2 3 4 7 10 12
1 #22 Carey, Brigid Mountain Brook 6:49.1 19:22.04 1
2 #20 Boozer, Leslie Mountain Brook 6:49.3 19:22.59 2
3 #40 Morgan, Madeline Mountain Brook 6:56.8 19:43.98 3
4 #26 Ellis, Reed Mountain Brook 7:00.1 19:53.30 4
7 #19 Bluhm, Sarah Mountain Brook 7:13.3 20:30.74 7
10 #39 Miller, Katherine Mountain Brook 7:22.9 20:58.18 10
12 #21 Brown, Caroline Mountain Brook 7:42.0 21:52.45 12
13 #28 Gieger, Sarah Mountain Brook 7:51.6 22:19.54
Total Time: 1:38:52.65 Average: 19:46.53 Top 5 differential 1:08

C. Milton Wright MD- Idle
Next meet, Hartford Invite.

Western Albemarle VA - Idle
Next week William and Mary on Oct. 2 and the Manhattan Invite on Oct. 9 await them in
upcoming weeks.

Preview

A lot of teams are taking this week off in preparation for the Great American NIKE ROC on Oct. 2 and other big races on their schedules in upcoming weeks. Still, several top flight meets are on tap which could shake up the rankings once again.

Boys Southeast Previews

1.Jesuit FL- “A” team is idle.
Jesuit gets a rest before Great American NIKE ROC on Oct. 2.

2.Hoover AL – Idle
Hoover also takes a rest before Great American NIKE ROC on Oct. 2. They finish the season with 7 consecutive races.

3.Houston TN- Idle
Yet, anothe team taking a week off before Great American NIKE ROC on Oct. 2.

4.Collins Hill GA - Patriot Classic, Conyers, GA
Collins Hill will try to get back on the winning track after a close loss to Parkview, GA last weekend.

5.Winter Park, FL-flrunners.com V, Tampa, FL
The Park shook off the cobwebs last week on a fast course which suited their style. This week they return to their home state trying to build on the momentum heading into Great American.

6.Parkview(GA) - Idle
After a big wins the last three weeks, Parkview takes a rest before big meets, McQuaid Invite on Oct. 2 and Furman Invite on Oct. 9.

7.Jefferson Alexandria, VA - Idle
Jefferson takes a rest before a three week stretch of racing which includes Eastern States on Oct. 16

8.JR Tucker Richmond, VA - Idle
Tucker gets a rest before Great American NIKE ROC on Oct. 2.

9. Washington FL- Idle
Scheduled to run flrunners.com V, but are restricted from competing until school reopens on Oct.4. Coach Whiteside still does not have power.

10.Colonial FL- flrunners.com V, Tampa, FL
Colonial is coming off of two consecutive wins. The first was a drubbing of Winter Park and the second
was a narrow win without one of their top runners, Javier Pagan.
In the next two weeks, Colonial's strength will face some big tests.

Other teams of note

Spring Valley SC - Wendy’s Classic(see preview below)
After an unexpected cancellation of last week’s race, Spring Valley returns to action at
the competitive, Wendy’s Classic at McAlpine Park in Charlotte, NC.

Flagler Palm Coast, Bunnell, FL flrunners.com V
Fast 16:56 average last week.

Belen Jesuit Miami, Fl flrunners.com V
A win and a solid second to Jesuit at Spanish River last week.

Brentwood Academy, TN
idle

Oakton, VA
idle

Meet Previews - Boys

Tampa, FL flrunners.com V Invitational
Late Thursday afternoon, several counties threatened by Hurricane Jeanne closed school. Other S. Florida counties could follow. Hopefully, this will not be the case and all the remaining teams will be able to participate. Only Jesuit, FL and Washington, FL are missing from this meet featuring Florida’s finest teams. The outcome will have strong repercussions in the state as well as the NTN SE rankings. Winter Park, FL is coming off it’s best showing thus far with a 3rd place finish at Woodbridge Invite in Irvine, CA last weekend. Their 3 mile average was a sizzling 15:28.8, the second fastest 3 mile averaged in the SE (SE #2 Hoover posted the fastest, 15:25.71 at the Memphis Classic on Sept. 11). Looking healthier and stronger than the first month that was interrupted by hurricanes, the winners of the last three 4A state championships team titles will look to build some momentum this weekend. Winter Park’s main challengers will be up and coming and newly ranked, SE #10 Colonial, FL. Colonial pinned the first loss in 4 years to a 4A team on Winter Park, FL two weeks ago and won again last week without #3 runner, Javier Pagan. Their group looks to be getting stronger each week and should get a true test on the neutral course at Ed Radice Park. Several teams will look to spoil this highly anticipated match-up. Belen Jesuit, FL has been running solid times in S. Florida despite sub par performances thus far from Eddie Arguello. Arguello is the defending flrunners.com champion and ran 15:18.08 at last year's event; second best time to Ryan Deak’s 15:12
course record set at the state meet two year’s ago. Belen won their first meet and finished a solid second to SE #1 Jesuit last weekend at Spanish River. Conditions should be favorable this weekend with temperatures expected to be in the low to mid 70’s. Flagler Palm Coast, Bunnell, FL ran impressively last week to post a sub 16:56.48 team average and win at the Ridgeview Invite. They are led by super junior Justin Harbor, a 9:18.22 3200m runner and the 4A state 3200m champion. A host of new faces are showing some talent for the 2001 and 2002 3A state champs. Cypress Bay was a close second to Belen Jesuit the first week, but faltered last week at Spanish River. Naples won at Spanish River and looks like a contender for a top place this weekend too. Holy Trinity is another team that should be strong in the team race.

Individually, this race will feature the best runners in the state bar one, Andy Biladeau. This group of mostly seniors were highly touted as sophomores and are possibly one of the best classes in Florida history. Coleman Hoover(Winter Park, FL) sped to a 15:00 3 mile clocking last week at Woodbridge despite some foot problems that allowed 5 runners to pass him near the end. The 4A State champion has been the most consistent performer for the Park and has a strong kick(4:16 1600m speed) to be in the hunt for the title. Bryan Sharkey(Gulliver Prep, Miami, FL) missed some days of training before last week’s defeat at Spanish River. After the mile, he had nothing left and ended up a well beaten and very disappointed third. He’s recovered and will be back in the hunt this week. He was the state leader in the mile last year( a 4:15.76 at AOC) and his speed in the end should serve him well in what is expected to be a very close race. Sharkey was runner-up last year with a 15:20.07, 3rd best ever on the Ed Radice course. Jeremy Criscione(Interlachen, FL) could not get into a race last weekend after the UF Invite was canceled. He was a bit under the weather himself. He won the FSU Invite on Sept. 11 with a modest time of 15:59.66 on a semi tough course. He owns the fastest 3200m, 9:13.06, of anyone in the field and should be firing on all cylinders this week. Justin Harbor (Flagler Palm Coast, Bunnell, FL) won Ridgeview with a solid first outing(15:46). His best of15:45 on this course should fall this weekend putting him in the hunt for the title. Eddie Arguello(Belen Jesuit, FL), Justin Taylor(St. Joseph’s), Chris Mullaney(Bishop Kinney, FL), and Jeff Masterson(Mitchell, FL) should all be in the mix. All could better the 15:30 barrier which only three runners achieved at last year’s meet.

Conyers, GA Patriot Invitational
SE Collins Hill, GA will try to get back on track in the boys race this weekend. Their top competition will come from GA #8 ranked McEachern and GA#10 ranked Blessed Trinity. In addition, state ranked Grady(#7 in 2A), Greenbrier(#4 in 4A), Landmark Christian(#1 1A), Loganville(#10 in 4A), Lovett(#1 in 2A), Oconee(#3 in 3A), Pace(#7 in 2A), and Pope(#8 in 5A) round out a solid field. Individually, look for super soph and GA #2 ranked Ben Hubers(McEachern) and the Collins Hill duo of Jesse Marino and Nathan Frasier to battle it out. #8 Tyler Warren(Greenbrier) and #10 Justin Leach(McEachern) are two others to keep an eye out for.

Charlotte, NC Wendy’s Classic
Three weeks ago at the season opening WNCC in Hendersonville, NC, then SE #10 Spring Valley, SC surprised then SE #5 Chapel Hill, NC and unranked Myers Park, NC with a victory. The margin between the three was just 14 points. This weekend is the big rematch on the lightning quick, McAlpine course. Spring valley, SC missed last week due to cancelation and the other teams, Chapel Hill and Myers Park should be better as they get into the meat of their season.

Individually, look for Chapel Hill’s Jack Bolas, Spring Valley’s Reid Wilson to lead the race. Bolas’ 15:48 at WNCCC should transfer to a very quick time at McApline.

Girls Southeast Previews

1.Pope John Paul II -flrunners.com V(see mmore in depth meet preview below)
PJPII opened with a 16 point win over a depleted HTA squad under very hot conditions last week at Spanish River. This week, they’ll face HTA again, who will have Rebecca Zuhlke and Chelsey Joiner back, and a good Our Lady of Lourdes squad.

2.St. Paul’s AL - University of New Orleans
St. Paul's survived Hurriance Ivan last week. They return to action in New Orleans this week. Tara Lenn has recovered from a bad stumble at the Mobile Meet of Champions and will look to get back on the winning track before the next big meet, the Jesse Owns Classic on Oct. 2.

3.Providence NC- Wendy’s Classic(see preview below)
Providence took a break from racing last week. Undefeated, they return to action against some familiar foes.

4.Scottsboro AL- Cullman Invitational
Scottsboro owns the fastest time in the SE region and will be in action again this weekend. Their big test will come the following week, when they run against St. Paul’s at the Jesse Owens Classic.

5. Our Lady of Lourdes Miami, FL flrunners.com V
OLL cracked the top ten this week after posting the fastest time at Spanish River last week. They will get to see just how well they fare. Three of four defending state class champs, HTA(1A), PJPII(2A), and Lourdes(3A) will be on hand.

6.Holy Trinity FL - flrunners.com V
Holy Trinity slipped some spots after being beaten by Pope John Paull II at last weekend’s Spanish River Invite. This week, they will have Rebecca Zuhlke and Chelsey Joiner back.

7.Cardinal Gibbons NC - Idle
No races scheduled. They too will be running in the Great American NIKE ROC on Oct. 2 and are look poised to do well.

8.Collins Hill GA –Idle
No race scheduled for Collins Hill who Coach Hudson felt didn't run well last week. They will have a week to rest before running the Great American NIKE ROC on Oct.2.

9. Eleanor Roosevelt ,MD - ?

10. Lake Braddock, VA –Idle
After an impressive 2nd place finish to US # Snohomish, WA at the Iolani Invite, Lake Braddock will take a mandatory break for the Jewish holiday. They return to action Oct. 2 with the Great Meadows Invite, before tackling Oakton, VA and C. Milton Wright, MD at the Glory Days Grill Invite on Oct.9

Other teams of note

C. Milton Wright MD- Idle
No meets scheduled this week for CMW who drops from the rankings. They will compete in the Hartford Invite before a big clash at Glory Days Grill Invite on Oct. 9. There they will face newly ranked Lake Braddock, VA and VA #1 Oakton.

Western Albemarle VA - Idle
No race scheduled this weekend. William and Mary on Oct. 2 and the Manhattan Invite on Oct. 9 await them in upcoming weeks.

Girls Meet Previews

Tampa, FL flrunners.com V Invitational
Unlike the boys race, the girls ROC will feature Florida’s best teams, bar none. Three defending state champions and three ranked team in the NTN SE region will face off in what will be a memorable race. Leading the way is SE #1 PJPII. Nationally ranked distance runner, Nicole Schappert won by 36 seconds over her teammate and nationally ranked miler, Jackie Areson last week at Spanish River. This one two combo is possibly the best in the SE. Behind them, they had a solid performance from an inexperienced and young crew. The performance of their 3-5 runners is critical on Saturday. SE # 6 HTA was not 100% last week with # 2 runner, Rebecca Zuhlke, and # 3 runner, Chelsey Joiner not scoring for them for various reasons. They will need strong performances from those two plus their 4 and 5 runners to offset PJPII top two and OLL’s 2-5. Expect a better race from last year’s consensus FL #1 team and SE #1. SE #5 Our Lady of Lourdes has posted wins at FIU/Lourdes and Spanish River in their first two meets of the season. The win at Spanish River came in a separate cooler conditions race than PJPII’s and HTA’s race. They registered the fastest team average time of the day, 20:24.4 bettered PJPII’s 20:33.6 by 9.2 seconds and HTA’s 21:05.8 by 41 seconds. Jillian Gill has been a welcome addition as have Sasha Mera and frosh Meagan Hoar. Another good run from Alexa Arteaga and a better showing from their #5 will be critical if they are to knock off two of the best teams in the SE region.

Other teams that could factor in to the team race are Bartram Trail(fresh of a win at Ridgeview), Episcopal( a very solid top three), The Bolles School( very talented and progressing), Oak Hall( another team with potential and getting better every week), Plant( good, but running with injured #1 runner, Brigithe Moreno), Wharton and Sickles.

Individually, Jenny Barringer(Oviedo, FL) makes her season debut. Barringer delayed her opener after jaw surgery kept her out of training for a month this past summer. The state meet and course record holder at 16:55 would be a sure bet to win if not for some formidable competition that has emerged this year and her lack of racing this season. This may be her biggest challenge yet. Frosh Emilie Amaro of Cypress Bay blasted a 17:58 time in her first cross country race ever two weeks ago. The effort had observers agape after she effortlessly pulled away from Copper City’s Jacy Kruzel, an 11:12.64 3200m performer, and a strong group of runners in the first mile to win by 35 seconds. Observers also noted that she looked as though she could go even faster. She could get that chance this weekend with the quick starting and front running Barringer battling with her the whole way. PJPII’s Nicole Schappert finished 2nd to Barringer at last year's flrunner.com meet with a 17:56.30 clocking. Her opening 19:04 was modest, but the ultra sleek Schappert was well ahead of the pack. Expect her to challenge the leaders this week. Others who could contend for a top spot are Areson, Kelly(Sickles),Alaina Miller(Cypress Bay), Audrey Allen(Winter Park), Sarah Hughes(Winter Park), Heather Marees(The Bolles School), Anna Greskovich(Pensacola Catholic), Emily Ingham(Episcopal), Kayla Hale(HTA) and Jillian Gill(OLL).

Running in the large school's race will be none other than Kerry Allen of St. Pete High. Allen was sidelined after last year’s successful cross country campaign which saw her take third at this meet and 2nd at the 4A State championships, and 13th at the Foot Locker South Regional Championships. Then, a stress fracture was diagnosed in her vertebrae and a brace was prescribed for the then soph who posted a 10:51.56 as a freshman to pin the only defeat by a Florida runner over 800m in Barringer’s 3 years of running. A second opinion resulted in less pool workouts and more physical therapy. By May, she was not using the brace and by mid June, she was running again. She has started slowly this season hitting marks of 20:00 and 22:00 in her first two races. Last week, she ran a road race and posted a promising 19:27. She's not phyically at the same point as last year, but she hopes to continue to improve throughout the season and participate in a full slate of races this fall.

Charlotte, NC Wendy’s Classic
SE # and last year 4A state champs, Providence, NC has been the dominant team in North and South Carolina. They’ve won the Eye Opener and Seahawk winning by more than 56 points on each occasion. This week they will face 4A state runner-up, Chapel Hill, NC who was ranked in the SE preseason poll. Throw in a slow out of the gates, Summerville, SC team, and we have the makings of a good contest on a super quick McAlpine course. Expect some fast times from all teams.

Individually, Kate Niehaus(Spring Valley, SC) is the class of the field. Niehaus has been near the 18:00 barrier twice the season on much tougher courses. Expect her to produce a much faster time on the McAlpine course where she has a best of 17:49 from last year’s Foot Locker South Championships.