how it might have worked last year
By Marc Bloom
NTN will select two teams from each region, plus four at large teams to compete in the cross country team championships. The Harrier magazine has published regional rankings for years for the four Foot Locker regions. We reviewed data for 2003 and selected the top 10 teams in each of the eight new NTN regions. The box below shows my 16 regional team selections for 2003 if NTN had been in place then. To see the top 10 teams in each NTN region for 2003, pick a region on the next line.
Northeast | Southeast | South | Midwest | Heartland | Southwest | Northwest | California |
2003 top teams in NTN regions |
How the 16 NTN regional selections (top 2 per region)
might have looked
if NTN had been run in 2003.
(Based on recalculation of available data for the eight NTN regions.) |
BOYS |
GIRLS |
NE 1.Shenendehowa (Clifton Pk, NY)
NE 2.Mainland (Linwood, NJ)
SE 1.Chiles (Tallahassee, FL)
SE 2.Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville, FL)
SO 1.The Woodlands (The Woodlands, TX)
SO 2.Cinco Ranch (Katy, TX)
MW 1.York (Elmhurst, IL)
MW 2.Milford (Highland, MI)
HL 1.Roosevelt (Des Moines, IA)
HL 2.Fargo So (Fargo, ND)
SW 1.Denver West (Denver, CO)
SW 2.Mountain View (Orem, UT)
NW 1.Central Catholic (Portland, OR)
NW 2.Ferris (Spokane, WA)
CA 1.Don Lugo (Chino, CA)
CA 2.Royal (Simi Valley, CA)
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NE 1.Saratoga Springs (Saratoga S, NY)
NE 2.Argyle (Argyle, NY)
SE 1.W. Albemarle (Crozet, VA)
SE 2.Holy Trinity (Melbourne, FL)
SO 1.Cedar Park (Cedar Park, TX)
SO 2.Carroll (Southlake, TX)
MW 1.Valparaiso (Valparaiso, IN)
MW 2.Clarkston (Clarkston, MI)
HL 1.West Plains (West Plains, MO)
HL 2.Staples-Motley (Staples, MN)
SW 1.Smoky Hill (Aurora, CO)
SW 2.Los Alamos (Los Alamos, NM)
NW 1.Snohomish (Snohomish, WA)
NW 2.Flathead (Kalispell, MT)
CA 1.College Park (Pleasant Hill, CA)
CA 2.Sultana (Hesperia, CA)
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