NTN Southeast Region Report
Common courses from '05 give gauges of where top teams stand in '06
Week ending October 28th
NTN Southeast Region Editor, Brandon Miles
Boys - Girls BOYS
OFF WEEK:
SE #5 - Parkview GA (Next Meet: Region Meet 11/4)
SE #6 - Quince Orchard MD (Next Meet: 4A West Regional 11/2)
Dominion District Meet
Thursday, October 26th
Pocahontas State Park - 5K
Richmond, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40746 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #1 - Midlothian VA (Next Meet: Central Region Meet 11/4)
After taking an over four week lay off from racing after finishing third in the Nike Race of Champions at Great American, the Nike Team Nationals Southeast #1 ranked team from Midlothian needed to show they are still the team to beat with plenty of criticism from teams ranked below them of hiding from the competition. While Midlothian has traditionally held a stranglehold on the Dominion District as this year was their eighth consecutive district title, the team performance they put up was nonetheless impressive when comparing historically to past great Midlothian teams and runners. The results were clear that this is the best Midlothian boys team ever and they have been doing some serious training since Great American. The Trojans were led to victory by junior Jason Witt, who successfully defended his individual district title with a course record time of 15:46. The course record had been previously held by his older brother Ryan, an All-State runner and Foot Locker South Senior race champion and record holder. While two solid individuals in Manchester's Andrew Duty (2nd, 16:13) and James River's Charlie Schmitt (3rd, 16:26) came in between Witt and his fellow teammates, the rest of them did not take long to come in after Schmitt with five Midlothian runners finishing within a 12 second span with Mark Merritt (4th, 16:33), Tommy Reese (5th, 16:34), Jonathan Mellis (6th, 16:36), Michael Hammond (7th, 16:37), and Thomas Cole (8th, 16:45). Midlothian averaged 16:18 on the Pocahontas State Park 5K course, which is 40 seconds faster than they averaged on the same course last year at the district meet. Midlothian went onto finish a close third in the AAA race at the VHSL State Meet and five points away from a state championship. Their team averaged 23 seconds faster per runner from Pocahontas to Great Meadows with a 16:24 team average.
Projected State Times Jason Witt 15:46 - :23 = 15:23
Mark Merritt 16:33 - :23 = 16:10
Tommy Reese 16:34 - :23 = 16:11
Jonathan Mellis 16:36 - :23 = 16:13
Michael Hammond 16:37 - :23 = 16:14
Thomas Cole 16:45 - :23 = 16:22
Michael Rogers 17:14 - :23 = 16:51
In comparision to recent great Midlothian squads, this team stands above the rest. Midlothian only had two runners (16:13, 16:20) under 17 minutes last year at the district meet at Pocahontas prior to finishing five points away from a AAA state championship. In Midlothian's 2003 state champion season, Midlothian only had three runners (16:01, 16:08, 16:32) under 17 minutes. In 2002, Midlothian had four runners under 17 minutes (16:20, 16:23, 16:51, 16:56) on a team that nearly upset a nationally ranked Thomas Jefferson S&T team.
The common course for districts is great to get a read on the Midlothian team because it will not be the same case for the regional meet for the top ranked team in the state and Southeast region as the Central Region's home course at Pole Green has been somewhat altered and times have shown so far from Wednesday meets and weekend invites that the new course is running faster than the old one. Midlothian had averaged 7 seconds faster at the regional meet last year at Pole Green from districts though. However, times and course comparisions can be thrown out of the window as Midlothian will be getting a major test from Southeast #3 ranked Hermitage, who are the defending Central Region champions.
1 Jason Witt Midlothian 15:46.6
2 Andrew Duty Manchester 16:13.0
3 Charles Schmitt James River 16:26.5
4 Mark Merritt Midlothian 16:32.0
5 Tommy Reese Midlothian 16:34.7
6 Jonathan Mellis Midlothian 16:36.3
7 Michael Hammond Midlothian 16:37.1
8 Thomas Cole Midlothian 16:45.0
9 Bobby Smith Manchester 16:53.8
10 Andy Cutler Monacan 16:57.1
11 Justin Kendall L.C. Bird 17:00.8
12 Ryan Yauger L.C. Bird 17:04.1
13 Wes Goodman Cosby 17:11.6
14 Michael Rogers Midlothian 17:14.8
NCHSAA 4A Mideast Regional
Saturday, October 28th
SAS Soccer Complex - 5K
Cary, NC
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40912 (Courtesy of NCRunners.com/nc.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #2 - Chapel Hill NC (Next Meet: NCHsAA State Meet 11/4)
After heavy rainfall on Friday, which made the course at SAS Park at least 20 seconds slower and wind gusts up to 20 mph on Saturday, the Chapel Hill boys took care of business in probably the most competitive region in North Carolina at the NCHSAA 4A Mideast Regional. Chapel Hill defeated one of the top ranked teams in the state in 4A #4 ranked Broughton of Raleigh by 28 points with a team average of 16:33 and five finishers in top 12.
Conditions were definitely less ideal than the last time Chapel Hill ran on the SAS Park 5K course back on September 16th at the adidas Raleigh Invite. Chapel Hill averaged 16:32 to win the adidas meet with 4A Mideast Regional third-place finishing team Enloe taking second with a 17:08 average. Enloe averaged 17:04 at the regional meet. While many runners had a tough time dropping their times at SAS in the conditions, Chapel Hill sophomore Taylor Gilland was able to drop 13 seconds from his adidas victory to win his regional cross country title in a time of 15:50 as he was three seconds ahead of Enloe's Nick Graw. Joining Gilland as an All-Region performer were teammates Jack Marshall 94th, 16:36), Peter Anderson (6th, 16:40), Kent Pecora (10th, 16:45), and Miles Rampel (12th, 16:53). Marshall and Anderson were also able to drop their times from the September invite at SAS as Marshall posted a 16:53 on September 16th, while Anderson was 22 seconds faster from his 17:02 at the adidas Invite. Chapel Hill's second and third team finishers at the adidas Invite in Miles Rampel and Kent Pecora were slower on Saturday with Rampel 42 seconds slower from 16:11 clocking at SAS earlier in the season and Pecora 10 seconds slower from a 16:35 at adidas.
Event 2 Boys 5k Run CC ================================================================================== Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 Gilland, Taylor Chapel Hill 5:06.0 15:50.88 1 2 Graw, Nick Enloe 5:06.9 15:53.69 2 3 Mordecai, Sam Broughton 5:11.8 16:08.90 3 4 Marshall, Jack Chapel Hill 5:20.8 16:36.79 4 5 Roberts, Logan Broughton 5:21.5 16:39.00 5 6 Anderson, Peter Chapel Hill 5:21.9 16:40.26 6 7 Schoenfeld, Zach Northern Durham 5:22.9 16:43.33 7 8 Carter, Nick Enloe 5:23.1 16:44.09 8 9 Allen, Philip Millbrook 5:23.6 16:45.48 9 10 Pecora, Kent Chapel Hill 5:23.7 16:45.77 10 11 Baker, Justin Millbrook 5:25.8 16:52.49 11 12 Rampel, Miles Chapel Hill 5:26.1 16:53.19 12 13 Glenn, David Charles E Jordan 5:28.0 16:59.03 13 14 Buck, Ben East Chapel Hill 5:28.3 17:00.02 14 15 Iyer, Srini Apex 5:29.1 17:02.49 15 16 Staub, Burk Broughton 5:29.2 17:02.92 16 17 Muir, Taylor Chapel Hill 5:29.3 17:03.26 17 76 Dillon, Taylor Chapel Hill 5:59.3 18:36.50 76
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Chapel Hill 33 1 4 6 10 12 17 76 Total Time: 1:22:46.89 Average: 16:33.38 2 Broughton 61 3 5 16 18 19 34 45 Total Time: 1:24:17.49 Average: 16:51.50 3 Enloe 103 2 8 23 30 40 48 114 Total Time: 1:25:22.51 Average: 17:04.51
2006 adidas Raleigh Invite Results @ SAS Park (same course)
Event 5 Boys 5,000 Meter Run – Championship Race RANK COMP# ATHLETE NAME TEAM AVG MILE TIME SCORE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 752 Gilland, Taylor Chapel Hill 5:09 16:03.00 1 2 451 Lowery, Dakota West Johnston 5:11 16:08.00 2 3 764 Rampel, Miles Chapel Hill 5:12 16:11.00 3 4 222 Graw, Nick Enloe - Raleigh 5:17 16:26.00 4 5 1199 Kaat, Ryan Northwest Guilford 5:18 16:30.00 5 6 762 Pecora, Kent Chapel Hill 5:20 16:35.00 6 7 382 Buck, Ben East Chapel Hill 5:21 16:38.00 7 8 227 Kerkhof, Peter Enloe - Raleigh 5:22 16:43.00 8 9 811 Ferris, Dylan East Forsyth 5:23 16:44.00 9 10 757 Marshall, Jack Chapel Hill 5:26 16:53.00 10 11 976 Autry, Josh Smithfield-Selma 5:27 16:57.00 11 12 810 Crawford, Patrick East Forsyth 5:27 16:58.00 12 13 749 Anderson, Peter Chapel Hill 5:28 17:02.00 13
Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ==== ======================= ===== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== ==== 1 Chapel Hill 33 1 3 6 10 13 21 23 Total time: 1:22:44.00 Average: 16:32.80 2 Enloe - Raleigh 87 4 8 14 27 34 54 63 Total time: 1:25:42.00 Average: 17:08.40 3 East Chapel Hill 93 7 17 20 24 25 26 51 Total time: 1:26:24.00 Average: 17:16.80
2005 NCHSAA 4A Mideast Regional Results
BOYS: PL Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 ===================================================================== 1 Chapel Hill 46 1 3 11 13 18 22 43 Total Time: 1:19:59.54 Average: 15:59.91 2 Raleigh Broughton 85 2 5 12 25 41 68 80 Total Time: 1:21:13.77 Average: 16:14.76 3 East Chapel Hill 106 9 10 20 30 37 60 62 Total Time: 1:22:54.64 Average: 16:34.93 4 Raleigh Enloe 123 4 6 28 38 47 69 70 Total Time: 1:22:27.40 Average: 16:29.48
Colonial District Meet
Saturday, October 28th
Pole Green Park - 5K
Mechanicsville, VA
RESULTS: http://mirror.milesplit.com/meet/results/40902 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #3 - Hermitage VA (Next Meet: Central Region Meet 11/4)
While most districts had their championship meets on Wednesday and Thursday on ideal racing days throughout the state, Hermitage raced in the Colonial District Meet on Saturday after heavy rainfall on Friday and encountered strong winds during the weekend race. The conditions to a degree as only two Hermitage harriers in race champion John Vial (16:15) and district runner-up Nathan Puckett (16:40) were able to dip under 17 minutes on a new Pole Green Park course, which some feel the course is running faster than the old. However, the bigger test of that question will be answered at Saturday's Central Region Meet. Vial was certainly stronger than his 2005 district race in which he finished eighth in 17:02 and his final time of 16:15 was eight seconds faster than Pole Green best from last year's Central Region Meet. Meanwhile, Puckett maintained his same district runner-up finish from last year, but was 20 seconds slower. Slightly different courses and definitely different conditions, Hermitage averaged 16 seconds slower from the 2005 Colonial District Meet. However, Hermitage was one point better in their team score at 34 points, but the margin of victory was smaller with Freeman 20 points behind this year, while Maggie Walker was a distant 51 points behind in second last year. There is no doubt that Freeman is a solid team and stands an excellent chance at qualifying out of the Central Region this Saturday, but Hermitage definitely did not have their best day and could have had a more dominant showing at their district meet. The team that beat Brentsville at Disney was not all there on Saturday. While Vial ran a great race to separate himself from not only the field but also increased the team time spread, the gap of 1:11 was the largest Coach Joe Pardue has seen out of his season all season. At Disney, the time gap for Hermitage was 54 seconds. Hermitage needs Vial as a legitimate front runner against the other top teams in the state, but also needs their back pack to move up as Vial moves up as Ben Hendrick (8th, 17:16), Walter Kidd (11th, 17:25), and Kieran Lee (12th, 17:26) have all had better races this season than districts. Next week Hermitage faces Midlothian in a big clash for the Central Region title. Hermitage is the defending regional champions and Midlothian has a history of poor showings at Pole Green for the regional meet. Midlothian has only won the Central Region title on one occassion since the meet moved from Bandy Field to Pole Green in 2001 with their 2002 squad. On two occassions, Midlothian has finished second at the regional meet and then go onto to be the region's highest finisher representative at the state meet with a state championship in 2003 and third place finish last year. Another advantage for Hermitage will be the fact they have raced on the modified Pole Green course a few times this season, while it will be the first time for Midlothian on the new course. As unpredictable as the regular season was, the championship season expects to be even more so with teams flip flopping each week.
Event 4 Boys 5k Run CC Varsity ================================================================================== Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 #1974 Vial, John 12 Hermitage 5:14 16:15 1 2 #1966 Puckett, Nathan 11 Hermitage 5:22 16:40 2 3 #1878 Spicer*, Drew 12 Deep Run 5:24 16:44 3 4 #1932 Barry*, Davis 11 Henry, Patrick ( 5:29 17:01 4 5 #1928 Welch*, Brian 11 Godwin, Mills 5:29 17:01 5 6 #1906 Ward*, Alec 10 Freeman, Douglas 5:33 17:13 6 7 #1908 Woody*, Chris 11 Freeman, Douglas 5:33 17:14 7 8 #1954 Hendrick*, Ben 12 Hermitage 5:34 17:16 8 9 #1893 Irvin*, Taylor 12 Freeman, Douglas 5:35 17:18 9 10 #1994 Laws *, Stephen 12 Maggie Walker Govrs 5:35 17:20 10 11 #1960 Kidd*, Walter 12 Hermitage 5:37 17:25 11 12 #1962 Lee*, Kieran 12 Hermitage 5:37 17:26 12 13 #1950 Cooke *, Roger 10 Hermitage 5:37 17:27 13 14 #1884 Cilley*, Craig 10 Freeman, Douglas 5:37 17:27 14 15 #1978 Askin *, Peter 10 Maggie Walker Govrs 5:39 17:31 15 16 #1871 Hornsby, Booth 10 Deep Run 5:41 17:37 16 17 #1963 Moorefield*, Bryan 12 Hermitage 5:41 17:37 17
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Hermitage 34 1 2 8 11 12 13 17 Total Time: 1:25:02.00 Average: 17:00.40 2 Freeman, Douglas 54 6 7 9 14 18 20 40 Total Time: 1:26:54.00 Average: 17:22.80 Northwestern District Meet
Thursday, October 26th
Kernstown Battlefield - 5K
Winchester, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40894 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #4 - Brentsville VA (Next Meet: Region II Meet 11/3)
After suffering a narrow one point defeat at Disney to Hermitage and jeopardizing their Nike Team Nationals hopes, Brentsville returned stronger than ever at the start of the championship season at the Northwestern District Meet held at Kernstown Battlefield in Winchester. Coach Rob Dulin's boys put up their best team performance of the year as they dominated a very tough AA district. Brentsville the top three places individual with district champion Adam Henken clocking a 15:44 personal best and being followed to the line by teammates Henry Melius (2nd, 16:05) and Ray Delgado (3rd, 16:13). It was especially a big performance for Delgado, who had been underperforming prior to the district race, but it appears Brentsville has their big front three running at their best making them a tough team for any team in the state to beat. Luke Watts also had an exceptional race as the team's fourth finisher in sixth with a personal best of 16:25 to give Brentsville four of the top six finishers. Brentsville senior Andrew Johnson rounded out the team's scoring in 11th place at 16:45. The team's top five averaged 16:15 on the 5K course.
Unfortunately, the 2006 Northwestern District Meet course is not held at the same venue as the 2005 meet, so state meet time projections are tough to project accurately without any time differences between team averages. However, looking at the quality of runners in which the Brentsville runners finished ahead of is pretty convincing evidence that this team is much better than shown at Disney as well as their three earlier showdowns with top ranked Midlothian. Brentsville had three runners ahead of the defending AA 1600 meter outdoor champion in Ryan Witt, who earned All-State honors in 2005 state cross country meet with an eighth place finish.
It was the tighest the time spread has been all season for Brentsville after having a 1:20 gap at Great American and 1:18 gap at Disney, the team dropped it down with 1:01 gap between their top five at the district meet. The improvement should be noted. The front runner for Brentsville in Henken certainly did not slow it down for his teammates to catch up as he ran 22 seconds faster than the winning time from the Judges Classic held on the same course in mid September posted by Clarke County senior and defending Group A state champion Simon Biddle-Snead. Midlothian and Chapel Hill better watch out! Brentsville is coming on strong!
Team Scores
1. Brentsville (1, 2, 3, 6, 11) 23
2. Sherando (4, 10, 12, 13, 14) 53
1 Henken (BD) 15:44
2 Melius (BD) 16:05
3 Delgado (BD) 16:13
4 R. Witt (SH) 16:18
5 Wilson (JW) 16:24
6 Watts (BD) 16:25
7 Lassiter (MB) 16:35
8 Vance (MB) 16:40
9 Crowell (JH) 16:42
10 Stiefvater (SH) 16:42
11 Johnson (BD) 16:45
Bay Rivers District Meet
Thursday, October 26th
Eastern State Hospital - 3.05mi
Williamsburg, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40804 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #7 - Jamestown VA (Next Meet: Region I Meet 11/2)
Nike Team Nationals Southeast #6 ranked Jamestown rolled through their district meet on the 3.05 mile course found at Eastern State Hospital in Williamsburg, Virginia. The impressive stat of the meet for them was having three runners under 16 minutes with district champion Andrew Colley at 15:37, Andrew Mearns in fourth at 15:48, and John Holt in fifth at 15:57. A good measuring stick is seeing how they stack up to the past great Jamestown teams in 2000 and 2001, which finished as AA state runners-up in 2000 and AA state champions in 2001. The 2001 Jamestown team came out on top in the combined state meet scoring and ended the season ranked #6 in the Southeast region by Marc Bloom in The Harrier national rankings.
The Eagles averaged 16 seconds faster than they did 2005 at the Bay Rivers District Meet at Eastern State Hospital, which a significant improvement was needed as the team scene in AA will be more competitive than ever as Brentsville and Western Albemarle looked impressive in district wins as well. With only one senior in their top seven, the Jamestown team is probably a year away from possibly becoming the best team in the state. However, Coach Howard Townsend's boys showed at the Maymont Festival in taking second to current SE #2 Chapel Hill of North Carolina and finishing ahead of almost all the top teams in the state that they do not have to wait till 2007 and this year could be their year.
2005 district average - 2005 state average = Average time difference
16:21 - 16:54 = + :33
Projected State Times
Andrew Colley 15:37 + :33 = 16:10
Andrew Mearns 15:48 + :33 = 16:21
John Holt 15:57 + :33 = 16:30
Colin Mearns 16:27 + :33 = 17:00
Raymond Hutchinson 16:38 + :33 = 17:11
Russel Hornsby 16:42 + :33 = 17:15
BOYS
Team scores
1. Jamestown 29.
2. Lafayette 84.
Top 15
1. Colley, Jamestown, 15:37.3.
2. Mulherin, Tabb, 15:46.5.
3. Burleson, Poquoson, 15:46.9.
4. A. Mearns, Jamestown, 15:48.4.
5. Holt, Jamestown, 15:57.8.
6. Gibson, New Kent, 16:06.6.
7. Stuart, Lafayette, 16:25.2.
8. C. Mearns, Jamestown, 16:27.1.
9. Webb, Lafayette, 16:31.5.
10. Gonsalves, Grafton, 16:31.7.
11. Hutchinson, Jamestown, 16:38.6.
12. Burleson, Poquoson, 16:42.2.
13. Hornsby, Jamestown, 16:42.8.
14. Crump, New Kent, 16:45.6.
15. Lawler, New Kent, 16:46.0.
Region III-AAAA Cross Country Championships
York HS - 5K
York, SC
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40654 (Courtesy of SCRunners.com/sc.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE # 8 - Fort Mill SC (Next Meet: South Carolina State Championships 11/4)
Last year, Fort Mill won a dramatically close regional meet over eventual South Carolina 4A state champion on a sixth runner tie-breaker. Their regional title this year was won a big more convinciningly at the Region III-4A Meet as Fort Mill had four of the top five finishers with a team average of 16:03 to win by 12 points over Northwestern.
Fort Mill raced at full strength for the first time since the Wendy's Invitational when they nearly upset SE #2 Chapel Hill and showed how tough they can be when they are running at all cylinders. Northwestern's Stuart McDaniel took the individual title in 15:31, but it was all Fort Mill after that with David Huckaby (2nd, 15:34), Mark Blackmon (3rd, 15:57), Travis Owens (4th, 16:06), and David Willis (5th, 16:07). Fort Mill's entire top seven was under 17 minutes with Josh Mabry (10th, 16:35), Daniel Kalshoven (11th, 16:42), and Ryan Fielden (13th, 16:57) all finishing within the top 15 places. The team had a time spread of 1:01 with their top five.
Fort Mill will be heavy favorites to win the 4A state title next week at Sandhills Research Park in Columbia, South Carolina as they simply manhandled the defending state champions at regionals.
Event 2 Boys 5k Run CC ================================================================================= Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================= 1 #147 McDaniel, Stuart Northwestern 4:59.7 15:31.00 1 2 #60 Huckaby, David Fort Mill 5:00.7 15:34.00 2 3 #35 Blackmon, Mark Fort Mill 5:08.1 15:57.00 3 4 #85 Owens, Travis Fort Mill 5:11.0 16:06.00 4 5 #118 Willis, David Fort Mill 5:11.3 16:07.00 5 6 #141 Hudgins, Tyler Northwestern 5:14.2 16:16.00 6 7 #10 Francis, Mick Clover High School 5:15.5 16:20.00 7 8 #144 Marshall, Michael Northwestern 5:17.7 16:27.00 8 9 #148 McGinnis, Jonathan Northwestern 5:18.7 16:30.00 9 10 #73 Mabry, Josh Fort Mill 5:20.3 16:35.00 10 11 #65 Kalshoven, Daniel Fort Mill 5:22.6 16:42.00 11 12 #129 Coombs, Spencer Northwestern 5:24.5 16:48.00 12 13 #46 Fielden, Ryan Fort Mill 5:27.4 16:57.00 13 14 #136 Goode, Andrew Northwestern 5:35.1 17:21.00 14 15 #9 Fisher, Tanner Clover High School 5:37.0 17:27.00 15 16 #138 Haley, Jonathan Northwestern 5:39.0 17:33.00 16
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Fort Mill High School 24 2 3 4 5 10 11 13 Total Time: 1:20:19.00 Average: 16:03.80 2 Northwestern High School 36 1 6 8 9 12 14 16 Total Time: 1:21:32.00 Average: 16:18.40
Patriot District Meet
Thursday, October 26th
Burke Lake Park - 2.98mi
Fairfax Station, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40737 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE # 9 - West Springfield VA (Next Meet: Northern Region Meet 11/2)
The Spartans of West Springfield won last year's Patriot District Meet by a fairly close margin of ten points over West Potomac. The same two teams were the top two finishers in the district again, but this time by a much wider margin of 54 points. Coach Vic Kelbaugh's boys averaged 12 seconds faster from 2005 with four of the top six finishers in always competitive Patriot District. Team leader Mike Spooner, who recently verbally committed to run for the Vols next fall at the University of Tennessee, ran seven seconds better at 14:51 to successfully defend his district title. Meanwhile, the next three finishers for West Springfield ran well also as they put four runners under 16 minutes with Alex Martis (3rd, 15:38), Leo Walker (5th, 15:52), and Loring Ross (6th, 15:53).
The issue continues to remain if West Springfield's fifth runner will be good enough for them to hold off teams with seven runners they can put in front of the Spartans' fifth finisher. Alex Kingsley (17th, 16:31) and Tom Crompton (18th, 16:35). In comparison to other top teams in the region as they head into Thursday's Northern Region Meet at Burke Lake Park, Oakton had all seven runners run faster than Kinglsey at their district meet at Burke Lake, while Thomas Jefferson had six runners. While their district meets were ran on different days, weather and course conditions were not significantly different.
West Springfield averaged 43 seconds slower at the state meet last year from districts, but doing the math it does not make sense that Mike Spooner runs seven seconds from last year's district meet, but is projected to run nine seconds slower than the state course. It is almost a given that better and faster runners have less time differences going from faster or shorter courses to slower or longer courses. The 43 seconds probably has more accurate application to the team's probable fifth runners in either Kingsley or Crompton, which could be an area of concern as times of 17:14 and 17:18 last year would add on at least 50 points to any team's score. Not as bad as last year's 80 points that were added on to West Springfield's team score at states from their fifth runner, but puts great pressure on all of their top four runners to come through and keep the overall team score under 100 points to keep them in the state title hunt.
2005 district average - 2005 state average = Average time difference
15:57 - 16:40 = + :43
Projected State Times Mike Spooner 14:51 + :43 = 15:34
Alex Martis 15:38 + :43 = 16:21
Leo Walker 15:52 + :43 = 16:35
Loring Ross 15:53 + :43 = 16:36
Alex Kingsley 16:31 + :43 = 17:14
Tom Crompton 16:35 + :43 = 17:18
Anthony Trueheart 16:50 + :43 = 17:33 Event 2 Boys 2.98 Mile Run CC ================================================================================== Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 #58 Spooner, Mike West Springfield 4:59 14:51 1 2 #80 Tessema, Josef Robert E. Lee 5:09 15:19 2 3 #55 Martis, Alex West Springfield 5:15 15:38 3 4 #7 Mlinarcik, Phillip Hayfield 5:18 15:47 4 5 #60 Walker, Leo West Springfield 5:20 15:52 5 6 #56 Ross, Loring West Springfield 5:20 15:53 6 17 #54 Kinglsey, Alex West Springfield 5:33 16:31 17 18 #51 Crompton, Tom West Springfield 5:34 16:35 18 27 #59 Trueheart, Anthony West Springfield 5:39 16:50 27
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 West Springfield High Sch 32 1 3 5 6 17 18 27 Total Time: 1:18:45.00 Average: 15:45.00 2 West Potomac High School 86 7 9 19 21 30 38 41 Total Time: 1:22:30.00 Average: 16:30.00
FHSAA Class 3A District 1
Saturday, October 28th
Escambia Equestrian Center - 5K
Pensacola, FL
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40919 (Courtesy of flrunners.com/fl.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #10 - Chiles FL
Chiles had a very compact top five of runners with only 20 seconds separating them from each other as they won their district meet by 32 points over Leon. Chiles averaged 16:54 on the 5K course at the Escambia Equestrian Center with six finishers in the top 15 places as Calvin Vannoy (5th, 16:45), Christopher Lake (6th, 16:46), Stanton Reecy (8th, 16:52), Kevin Lane (10th, 17:01), and Bryan Miletich (12th, 17:05) rounded out their top five.
Event 8 Boys 5k Run CC 3A Boys ======================================================================= Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Eric Larson 11 WASHINGTON HIGH 16:13.69 1 2 Kyle Van Zile 12 CHOCTAWHATCHEE H 16:31.18 2 3 Kenny Whitman 11 WASHINGTON HIGH 16:38.71 3 4 Matt Mizereck 9 LEON HIGH SCHOOL 16:43.94 4 5 Calvin Vannoy 11 CHILES HIGH SCHOOL 16:45.01 5 6 Christopher Lake 12 CHILES HIGH SCHOOL 16:46.05 6 7 Tyler Hall 12 CHOCTAWHATCHEE H 16:49.61 7 8 Stanton Reecy 12 CHILES HIGH SCHOOL 16:52.84 8 9 Jared Black 12 LEON HIGH SCHOOL 16:54.68 9 10 Kevin Lane 12 CHILES HIGH SCHOOL 17:01.38 10 11 Levon Hoomes 12 LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL 17:02.76 11 12 Bryan Miletich 12 CHILES HIGH SCHOOL 17:05.11 12 13 Reynolds Griner 12 LEON HIGH SCHOOL 17:09.46 13 14 Zakaria Boston 10 NAVARRE HIGH SCHOOL 17:10.58 14 15 Zachary Andrews 11 CHILES HIGH SCHOOL 17:11.74 15 20 Aaron Massey 12 CHILES HIGH SCHOOL 17:29.20 20
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 CHILES HIGH SCHOOL 41 5 6 8 10 12 15 20 Total Time: 1:24:30.39 Average: 16:54.08 2 LEON HIGH SCHOOL 73 4 9 13 22 25 31 44 Total Time: 1:26:07.49 Average: 17:13.50
Concorde District Meet
Wednesday, October 25th
Burke Lake Park - 2.98mi
Fairfax Station, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40631 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE Bubble - Oakton VA (Next Meet: Northern Region Meet 11/2)
Champions never go down easy and Coach Phil Tiller's defending AAA state champion Oakton boys showed at the Concorde District Cross Country Championships that they have a team who will in contention for another state ring once again.
Oakton averaged 15:41 on the Burke Lake Park 2.98 mile course and finished 29 points ahead of Robinson to defending their district title from a year ago. Oakton averaged 15:35 as a team in the 2005 district race, but it is easy for your average to be lower when you are led by two All-State and Foot Locker All-South performers in James Phillips and Matt Kroetch. Oakton has shown themselves to be one of the deepest teams in the state this fall as they have a roster of contributors that extends beyond their top seven. The case was apparent at the Glory Days Grill Invitational when they had two runners in the varsity B race running under 17 minutes for 5K. However, they have lacked the firepower up front to compete with some of the other top ranked teams in the state such as Midlothian with Jason Witt, Brentsville with Adam Henken and West Springfield with Mike Spooner.
After their district meet performance, Oakton may still not have a runner to knock heads with runners of that caliber, but definitely have several runners moving up to match up well with the other top teams' runners past the number one runner. Oakton junior Joe Lorusso and senior Matt Saunders came up big at Burke Lake as the top two finishers in the race and ahead of one of the state's top runner distance runners in Ermin Mjuezinovic (3rd, 15:31) of Herndon with Burke Lake bests of 15:15 and 15:18 respectively. And the truth is that Oakton could have three runners up there as senior Alex Nissen had an off day finishing fifth in 15:50. Nissen had finished only a second behind Lorusso at Glory Days when both runners posted 5K personal bests of 16:09 (Lorusso) and 16:10 (Nissen) respectively. Especially looking ahead to the state meet against a favored Midlothian team, Oakton will need these three runners to key in on Midlothian's second runner Mark Merritt and try to finish in between Witt and Merritt.
Last year, the Oakton crew ran an average of 45 seconds slower from their district meet at Burke Lake to the state meet at Great Meadows. Based off their district meet performance, Oakton would then have had six runners under 17 minutes at states, but front running would still have to be an issue with the top projected time of Lorusso at 16:10. Last year, 16:14 was the cutoff time for All-State in AAA. If Oakton can get at least one of their guys in the top 15 at states and then another two not far behind, the defending state champions could be in good position.
2005 district average - 2005 state average = Average time difference
15:35 - 16:20 = + :45
Projected State Times
Joe Lorusso 15:15 + :45 = 16:10
Matt Saunders 15:18 + :45 = 16:18
Alex Nissen 15:50 + :45 = 16:35
Brian Hendricks 15:59 + :45 = 16:44
Tony Smith 16:17 + :45 = 16:52
Russel Fielding 16:24 + :45 = 17:09 Event 2 Boys 2.98 Mile Run CC ================================================================================== Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 #95 Joe LoRusso Oakton High School 5:07 15:15 1 2 #98 Matt Saunders Oakton High School 5:09 15:18 2 3 #78 Ermin Mujezinovic Herndon High School 5:13 15:31 3 4 #116 Dan McHale Robinson Secondary 5:15 15:38 4 5 #97 Alex Nissen Oakton High School 5:19 15:50 5 6 #93 Brian Hendricks Oakton High School 5:22 15:59 6 7 #73 Matt Giorgis Herndon High School 5:24 16:03 7 8 #120 Martin Wester Robinson Secondary 5:24 16:03 8 9 #36 Chris Foley Chantilly HS 5:24 16:04 9 10 #96 Scott Maxfield Oakton High School 5:25 16:06 10 11 #111 Jared Berman Robinson Secondary 5:25 16:08 11 12 #119 Stuart Steen Robinson Secondary 5:26 16:11 12 13 #39 Eric Palmer Chantilly HS 5:28 16:15 13 14 #99 Tony Smith Oakton High School 5:28 16:17 14 15 #132 Jack Canatsey Westfield HS 5:30 16:23 15 16 #91 Russel Fielding Oakton High School 5:31 16:24 16
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Oakton High School 24 1 2 5 6 10 14 16 Total Time: 1:18:28.00 Average: 15:41.60 2 Robinson Secondary 53 4 8 11 12 18 21 32 Total Time: 1:20:26.00 Average: 16:05.20
Liberty District Meet
Wednesday, October 25th
Burke Lake Park - 2.98mi
Fairfax Station, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40629 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE Bubble - Thomas Jefferson S&T (Next Meet: Northern Region Meet 11/2)
Since moving over from the Concorde District last year, Thomas Jefferson definitely has had an easier going in their new district as they have not had to face teams of the quality as of Oakton yet within the Liberty District. In 2005 at the Liberty District Meet, Thomas Jefferson tallied a low 19 points with a team average of 15:59 and this year put up 25 points with a six second drop in their team average at 15:53.
It is interesting to note while Oakton and West Springfield averaged 45 and 43 seconds slower respectively from districts to the state meet, but Thomas Jefferson had only ran 30 seconds slower on average. Possible reasons could be that Oakton and West Springfield have to race harder in their district meets with greater team competition, while Thomas Jefferson can cruise more so through their district meet or just Thomas Jefferson improved more from districts to states. However, looking more closely at the results, the big difference had to have been All-State runner Brian Landry missing the district meet last year, but racing at states to help improve their team average significantly. Without Landry, Thomas Jefferson averages 16:55 at the state meet with their first five finishers and averages 55 seconds slower from districts to states.
Based off times run by other top runners in the region at Burke Lake during districts week, one could argue Thomas Jefferson's top finisher Paul Norland probably had a lot more left in the tank as he successfully defended his Liberty district title with a time of 15:28. However, Norland's time was 20 seconds faster than his 2005 winning time. Norland was the final All-State finisher in AAA last November in 15th place at Great Meadows. Thomas Jefferson senior teammate Richard Prevost also duplicated his 2005 district finish taking runner-up once again and 19 seconds faster at 15:31. Prevost has been the Ray Delgado for Thomas Jefferson this fall as both runners had been expected to be solid front runners for their teams but had not been running at the levels as expected. Prevost had told teammate Norland before the district race that the season starts now and the statement could not be more true and Prevost has started the championship season off strong.
Thomas Jefferson is still not a team at full strength. Top finisher Brian Landry has been out all season with injury and one of their top five runners in Aiden McHugh missed Glory Days and districts due to injury.
2005 district average - 2005 state average = Average time difference
15:59 - 16:29 = + :30 (W/ Landry)
15:59 - 16:55 = + :55 (W/O Landry)
Mean = + :43 (rounded up)
Projected State Times
Paul Norland 15:28 + :30 = 15:58 + :43 = 16:11
Richard Prevost 15:31 + :30 = 16:01
+ :43 = 16:14
James Komen 16:00 + :30 = 16:30
+ :43 = 16:43
Aaron Bernstein 16:09 + :30 = 16:39
+ :43 = 16:52
Taylor Bostick 16:18 + :30 = 16:48
+ :43 = 17:01
Logan Gates 16:20 + :30 = 16:50
+ :43 = 17:05
Alex Witko 16:37 + :30 = 17:07
+ :43 = 17:20 Event 2 Boys 2.98 Mile Run CC ================================================================================== Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 #132 Norland, Paul 12 Thomas Jefferson 5:12 15:28 1 2 #133 Prevost, Richard 12 Thomas Jefferson 5:13 15:31 2 3 #115 Teferra, Gidey SR Stone Bridge 5:16 15:41 3 4 #57 Rissing, Doug SR Langley Saxons 5:21 15:56 4 5 #130 Komen, James 12 Thomas Jefferson 5:22 16:00 5 6 #154 Waltrip, Charlie JR W.T. Woodson HS 5:23 16:02 6 7 #113 Pandish, Michael SR Stone Bridge 5:25 16:08 7 8 #126 Bernstein, Aaron 11 Thomas Jefferson 5:25 16:09 8 9 #127 Bostick, Taylor 12 Thomas Jefferson 5:29 16:18 9 10 #146 Barron, Patrick JR W.T. Woodson HS 5:29 16:18 10 11 #12 Haugh, William 08 Gcmcc 5:29 16:19 11 12 #14 Olazo Nostades, Osc 08 Gcmcc 5:29 16:20 12 13 #129 Gates, Logan 10 Thomas Jefferson 5:29 16:20 13 18 #135 Witko, Alex 11 Thomas Jefferson 5:35 16:37 18
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Thomas Jefferson 25 1 2 5 8 9 13 18 Total Time: 1:19:26.00 Average: 15:53.20 2 W.T. Woodson HS 66 6 10 14 16 20 25 33 Total Time: 1:21:55.00 Average: 16:23.00
Jefferson District Meet
Wednesday, October 25th
Panorama Farms - 5K
Charlottesville, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40669 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE Bubble - Western Albemarle VA (Next Meet: Region II Meet 11/3)
While missing one of their top runners in Will Massie for the second consecutive meet, Coach Lindy Bain's Western Albemarle boys were 10 seconds on average faster than their 2005 performance at the Jefferson District Meet. Western is going to need Massie back healthy and running well for them to pose any challenge to Brentsville with Ray Delgado especially starting to run at top form for the defending AA state champs. Western has two runners that can definitely break into the top 15 at states to earn All-State honors and give them front running team representatives in sophomores Kyle Satterwhite and James Howard-Smith. Satterwhite won his first district title as he posted a fine time of 16:17 on the Panorama Farms 5K course. Meanwhile, Howard-Smith was third in the race in a time of 16:31 as Louisa County sophomore Thomas Baker (2nd, 16:26) broke up the two Warriors.
Western Albemarle averaged 16 seconds faster from districts to states last year. Based off projections, the Warriors look to have at least five runners capable of running under 17 minutes at the state meet as they had four at Panorama on Wednesday with Satterwhite, Howard-Smith, Post (5th, 16:57), and Carlos Gomez (6th, 16:58). Take into account if Massie returns and Tyler Stutzman runs closer to his 16:51 best from the Albemarle Invite versus his 17:11 at the Jefferson District Meet, Western Albemarle could potential have all seven runners under 17 minutes at the state meet. Western Albemarle had all 7 runners in the top 11 at the district meet, while the meet turned out to be a Western Albemarle and Louisa County dual meet as Louisa made up the five other non-Western Albemarle runners in the top 12 with Baker, Ehab Hoffman (4th, 16:45), Jesse Martin (7th, 17:10), Lawrence Minor (9th, 17:15), and Eric Stone (12th, 17:28).
Western Albemarle will get their first opportunity to race against defending AA state champions and current SE #4 Brentsville at the Region II Meet on the same Panorama Farms course on Friday, November 3rd.
2005 district average - 2005 state average = Average time difference
16:57 - 16:41 = - :16
Projected State Times
Kyle Satterwhite 16:17 - :16 = 16:01
James Howard-Smith 16:31 - :16 = 16:15
Chris Post 16:57 - :16 = 16:41
Carlos Gomez 16:58 - :16 = 16:42
Tyler Stutzman 17:11 - :16 = 16:55
John Conroy 17:16 - :16 = 17:00
Henry Loehr 17:27 - :16 = 17:11
Event 2 Boys 5k Run CC ======================================================================= Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Satterwhite, Kyle 10 Western Albemarl 16:17.84 1 2 Baker, Thomas 10 Louisa County Hi 16:26.21 2 3 Howard-Smith, James 10 Western Albemarl 16:31.94 3 4 Hoffman, Ehab 12 Louisa County Hi 16:45.37 4 5 Post, Chris 12 Western Albemarl 16:57.32 5 6 Gomez, Carlos 10 Western Albemarl 16:58.72 6 7 Martin, Jessie 12 Louisa County Hi 17:10.98 7 8 Stutzman, Tyler 10 Western Albemarl 17:11.31 8 9 Minor, Lawrence 11 Louisa County Hi 17:15.90 9 10 Conroy, John 12 Western Albemarl 17:16.53 10 11 Loehr, Henry 11 Western Albemarl 17:27.92 11
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Western Albemarle High Sc 23 1 3 5 6 8 10 11 Total Time: 1:23:57.13 Average: 16:47.43 2 Louisa County High School 34 2 4 7 9 12 16 21 Total Time: 1:25:06.97 Average: 17:01.40
TSAA Region 2 Cross Country Championships
Friday, October 27th
Victor Ashe Park - 5K
Knoxville, TN
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40713 (Courtesy of TennesseeRunner.com/tn.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE Bubble - Oak Ridge TN (Next Meet: TSAA State Cross Country Championship 11/4)
Oak Ridge boys continue to march on for another 3A state title run in Tennessee. A previous SE top 10 ranked team this season rolled their regional meet with a 57 second spread and 17:04 team average to win by 32 points over Knoxville West. The same venue as last year's district meet, but many of the courses in Tennessee have been altered to 5K distances from the traditional three mile courses that had been run. Oak Ridge was led by region champion Maclean O'Donnell in a time of 16:28. Joining O'Donnell on the All-Region team were teammates Chris Cole (6th, 16:52), Emerson Peacock (10th, 17:17), Ben Shassere (11th, 17:19), and Phil Riember (12th, 17:25). Last year, Oak Ridge averaged 16:38 as team on the Victor Ashe Park three mile course. Event 2 Boys 5k Run CC AAA Varsity ======================================================================= Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Odonnell, Maclean 11 Oak Ridge HS 16:28.12 1 2 Sonnenfeldt, Matt 10 Knoxville West 16:32.15 2 3 Gilmartin, Tom 12 Farragut HS 16:37.21 3 4 Tipton, Spenser 11 Maryville HS 16:37.49 4 5 Chandler, Stuart 12 Knoxville West 16:41.51 5 6 Cole, Chris 11 Oak Ridge HS 16:52.74 6 7 Read, Dalton 9 South-Doyle HS 16:58.98 7 8 Coode, Rett 11 Maryville HS 17:01.14 8 9 Wright, Chris 11 Farragut HS 17:02.20 9 10 Peacock, Emerson 11 Oak Ridge HS 17:17.74 10 11 Shassere, Ben 12 Oak Ridge HS 17:19.70 11 12 Riemer, Phil 11 Oak Ridge HS 17:25.77 12 17 Olear, Cory 11 Oak Ridge HS 17:30.91 17 26 Mcgroom, Ethan 11 Oak Ridge HS 17:52.01 26
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Oak Ridge HS 40 1 6 10 11 12 17 26 Total Time: 1:25:24.07 Average: 17:04.82 2 Knoxville West 72 2 5 14 15 36 48 Total Time: 1:26:26.70 Average: 17:17.34
GIRLS
OFF WEEK:
SE #2 - Eleanor Roosevelt MD (Next Meet: 4A South Regional 11/2)
SE #3 - Tatnall DE (Next Meet: DISC Invitational 10/31, New Castle County Championships 11/14)
SE #9 - Collins Hill GA (Next Meet: Region 6-5A Championship 11/4)
Dominion District Meet
Thursday, October 26th
Pocahontas State Park - 5K
Chesterfield, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/41245 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #1 - Midlothian VA (Next Meet: Central Region Meet 11/4)
Midlothian senior M.C. Miller matched her time on the Pocahontas State Park 5K course from last year's district meet at 19:08, but finished fifth for the team and sixth overall at the Dominion District Meet versus last year when she was first for the team and second overall. While Miller had been under the weather and missed a decent amount of school leading into the meet, the results were also a sign of how much stronger the Midlothian girls are from a year ago as they averaged 18:52 and had seven of the top nine finishers. James River junior Kristen Wolfe, currently ranked #1 in AAA, successfully defended her district title from a year ago in a final time of 18:19.1. Wolfe won last year's district meet in 18:39 and went onto run 20 seconds faster and finish fourth in the Virginia 3A state race in 18:19.
The Midlothian girls also averaged roughly 20 faster last fall from the district to the state course as they had a team average of 19:28 in the 2005 Dominion District Meet and a 19:09 average in their state championship performance at the 2005 VHSL State Meet at Great Meadows. It is quite a noteworthy stat and foreshadows a possible very dominant state meet performance with six runners projected to run under 19 minutes on the state course. Last year, Midlothian won the AAA state title by a 52 point margin with just two runners under 19 minutes.
2005 Midlothian Girls
Team avg time differences from districts to states
19:28 - 19:09 = - :19
Projected State Times
Kathleen Lautzenhiser 18:26 - :19 = 18:07
Paige Johnston 18:49 - :19 = 18:30
Leia Lautzenhiser 18:54 - :19 = 18:35
Samantha Dow 19:02 - :19 = 18:43
M.C. Miller 19:08 - :19 = 18:49
Christine Selander 19:12 - :19 = 18:53
Amy Witt 19:26 - :19 = 19:07
Event 2 Girls 5k Run CC Varsity ================================================================================== Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 #409 Wolfe*, Kristen 11 James River (Mid) 5:54 18:20 1 2 #481 Lautzenheiser, Kath 09 Midlothian 5:57 18:27 2 3 #479 Johnston*, Paige 10 Midlothian 6:04 18:50 3 4 #482 Lautzenheiser, Leia 09 Midlothian 6:06 18:55 4 5 #475 Dow*, Samantha 11 Midlothian 6:08 19:03 5 6 #484 Miller*, Mary 12 Midlothian 6:10 19:09 6 7 #488 Selander*, Christin 11 Midlothian 6:11 19:13 7 8 #402 Hummelberg, Ali 09 James River (Mid) 6:12 19:16 8 9 #492 Witt, Amy 09 Midlothian 6:16 19:27 9
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Midlothian A 20 2 3 4 5 6 Total Time: 1:34:24.00 Average: 18:52.80 2 James River (Mid) A 55 1 8 11 14 21 Total Time: 1:40:25.00 Average: 20:05.00
Class 2A District 2 Meet
Saturday, October 28th
Bishop Kenny HS - 5K
Jacksonville, FL
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/41207 (Courtesy of flrunners.com/fl.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #4 - Episcopal FL (Next Meet: Region 1-2A Meet 11/3)
The Episcopal girls dominated the district meet winning with a perfect score and placed all seven runners in the top 15. The next team was Bishop Kenny with 56 points, followed by Bolles (2A state runner-up) with 71 points. Their team average improved from 19:15 when they ran on the same course September 9th to 18:48. All five girls were under 19 minutes for the first time this year. The weather was cool and windy and the course was running slow, as it was soggy from raining all night.
Despite the conditions, Episcopal girls were faster than the 2005 team in the same meet on the same course as they only had two runners under 19 minutes and averaged 18:57 as a team. Even after their ninth place showing at Eastern States, there still has to be hope for last year's 12th place team at Nike Team Nationals to earn one of the four at-large berths.
Event 1 Girls 5k Run CC
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Name Year School Finals Points
=======================================================================
1 Traylor,, Margaret Episcopal 18:37.00 1
2 Traylor,, Kathleen Episcopal 18:38.00 2
3 Steel,, Laura Episcopal 18:51.00 3
4 Ferguson,, Lucy Episcopal 18:54.00 4
5 Blackshear,, Leslie Episcopal 18:58.00 5
6 Williams,, Amelia Bolles 19:26.00 6
7 Sicilia,, Elizabeth Bishop Kenny 19:38.00 7
8 Hardington,, Brooke Episcopal 19:43.00 8
Team Scores
=================================================================================
Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9
=================================================================================
1 Episcopal 15 1 2 3 4 5 8 15
Total Time: 1:33:58.00
Average: 18:47.60
2 Bishop Kenny 56 7 9 10 14 16 18 21
Total Time: 1:39:54.00
Average: 19:58.80
2005 District Results
Girls 5k Run CC 2A ================================================================================ Name Year School Seed Finals Points ================================================================================ 1 Laura Steel 10 Episcopal-J'vill 18:47.00 1 2 Kathleen Traylor 8 Episcopal-J'vill 18:55.00 2 3 Margaret Traylor 10 Episcopal-J'vill 19:01.00 3 4 Emily Ingham 11 Episcopal-J'vill 19:02.00 4 5 Leslie Blackshear 8 Episcopal-J'vill 19:03.00 5 8 Brooke Hardington 9 Episcopal-J'vill 19:36.00 8 11 Mary Ingham 8 Episcopal-J'vill 19:52.00 11
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Episcopal High School 15 1 2 3 4 5 8 11 Total Time: 1:34:48.00 Average: 18:57.60
2005 Episcopal Girls
Team time avg differences from districts to states
18:57 - 19:24 = + :27
Projected State Times
Margaret Traylor 18:37 + :27 = 19:04 Kathleen Traylor 18:38 + :27 = 19:05 Laura Steel 18:51 + :27 = 19:18 Lucy Ferguson 18:54 + :27 = 19:21 Leslie Blackshear 18:58 + :27 = 19:25
Region 2-4A Championships
Saturday, October 28th
Dorman HS - 5K
Spartanburg, SC
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40934 (Courtesy of SCRunners.com/sc.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #5 - Mauldin SC (Next Meet: South Carolina State Championship 11/4)
The Mauldin girls were easy winners in the regional meet as they had five of the top six finishers and averaged 19:19 as a team. Only a 48 second time spread existed with their top seven as they were led by regional champion Alyssa Kulik (1st, 18:55) with teammates Alexa Neiling (2nd, 19:16), Hannah Morgan (3rd, 19:19), Renee Kulik (4th, 19:22), Caroline McDonough (6th, 19:43) having strong showings as well. They will be gunning for another state title for Coach Delmer Howell next weekend in Columbia, South Carolina.
Event 1 Girls 5k Run CC ================================================================================== Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 #829 Alyssa Kulik 11 Mauldin 6:06 18:55 1 2 #842 Alexa Neiling 9 Mauldin 6:12 19:16 2 3 #839 Hannah Morgan 11 Mauldin 6:13 19:19 3 4 #830 Renee Kulik 9 Mauldin 6:14 19:22 4 5 #625 Stephanie Buffo 12 Dorman 6:17 19:32 5 6 #838 Caroline MdDonough 9 Mauldin 6:21 19:43 6 18 #853 Mandy Weeks 12 Mauldin 6:59 21:39 18 22 #813 Catriona Ewing 8 Mauldin 7:02 21:49 22
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Mauldin 16 1 2 3 4 6 18 22 Total Time: 1:36:35.00 Average: 19:19.00 2 Dorman 62 5 8 12 16 21 27 28 Total Time: 1:43:54.00 Average: 20:46.80
Patriot District Meet
Thursday, October 27th
Burke Lake Park - 2.98mi
Fairfax Station, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40738 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #6 - Lake Braddock VA (Next Meet: Northern Region Meet 11/2)
Lake Braddock had a tougher challenge than expected from West Potomac at the Patriot District Meet, but then again West Potomac has definitely showed great improvement over the past few weeks with the emergence of some solid freshmen runners. Lake Braddock won the district title by 10 points over West Potomac as they averaged 18:30 on the Burke Lake 2.98 mile course. Coach Mike Mangan's girls were led by two-time All-State cross country runner Michelle Presley as she took runner-up honors in 17:50 to West Potomac's Elizabeth Heath. Lake Braddock had four more finishers in the top 15 with Hayley Sullivan (4th, 18:16), Erin Landy (8th, 18:35), Amanda Parker (13th, 18:48), and Anna Corrigan (15th, 18:57) with Nadeen Khoury (16th, 18:59) just off All-District honors as the team had six runners under 19 minutes.
Lake Braddock would definitely be competing at a whole other level than West Potomac and appear to be a stronger challenger to overwhelming AAA state favorite Midlothian if Christine Moore is able to return back to top form from the beginning of the season when she was running first for the team and ahead of Presley. However, Moore was seventh for the time and 30th overall in a time of 20:07.
Lake Braddock failed to make it to the state meet last year as a sixth runner tiebreaker gave James Robinson the the final state meet spot in the 2005 Northern Region Meet, so it is not possible to use team average differences for Lake Braddock from districts to states to project times. However, three individuals qualified for state competition last year from the Patriot District with this year's district champion Elizabeth Heath and two Lake Braddock runners in Presley and now graduated Erin Klein. The average time difference between the three runners from their district meet to their state meet times is 24 seconds. An arguement for using the 24 seconds as adjusment would be the fact that Lake Braddock is coached by the same coach in Mike Mangan who was able to get his two runners to improve considerably from their district races in Klein and Presley to have minimal time differences and earn All-state honors.
However, looking at how the Northern Region teams faired at Great Meadows last year from the regional meet in regards to team average time differences, a 24 second adjustment to times seems to be way too kind. Lake Braddock averaged 18:30 as a team at the district meet, while last year's Northern Region champion Oakton averaged 18:27 at the 2005 regional meet. At the state meet, Oakton averaged 1:09 slower from Burke Lake to the state course at Great Meadows. Fairfax had the smallest time difference between team averages from regions to states at 1:02, while the overall average between the four Northern Region state meet teams was 1:11. The biggest question could be is Lake Braddock better than 2005 Oakton team?
Event 1 Girls 2.98 Mile Run CC ================================================================================== Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 #115 Heath, Elizabeth West Potomac 5:59 17:50 1 2 #169 Presley, Michelle Lake Braddock 6:02 17:57 2 3 #159 Watt, Alex West Springfield 6:07 18:12 3 4 #170 Sullivan, Hayley Lake Braddock 6:08 18:16 4 5 #140 Willner, Madeleine SCSS 6:09 18:18 5 6 #111 Bigler, Julianne West Potomac 6:09 18:18 6 7 #156 Kvartunas, Paige West Springfield 6:14 18:34 7 8 #164 Landy, Erin Lake Braddock 6:15 18:35 8 9 #153 Barber, Rosemary West Springfield 6:17 18:43 9 10 #116 Jemison, Kelly West Potomac 6:18 18:46 10 11 #119 Rosenberg, Kelsey West Potomac 6:19 18:47 11 12 #173 Dietz, Kristen Robert E. Lee 6:19 18:48 12 13 #168 Parker, Amanda Lake Braddock 6:19 18:48 13 14 #130 Weidman, Erika Titans 6:20 18:50 14 15 #161 Corrigan, Anna Lake Braddock 6:22 18:57 15 16 #163 Khoury, Nadeen Lake Braddock 6:23 18:59 16 30 #166 Moore, Christine Lake Braddock 6:45 20:07 29 Team Scores ================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Lake Braddock 42 2 4 8 13 15 16 29 Total Time: 1:32:33.00 Average: 18:30.60 2 West Potomac High School 52 1 6 10 11 24 26 27 Total Time: 1:33:25.00 Average: 18:41.00 3 West Springfield High Sch 54 3 7 9 17 18 23 31 Total Time: 1:33:47.00 Average: 18:45.40
2005 Patriot District Individuals
Time Differences from districts to states
Erin Klein 18:10 - 18:36 = + :26 Elizabeth Heath 18:40 - 19:25 = + :45 Michelle Presley 18:51 - 18:53 = + :02 Average = + :24
2005 Northern Region Teams
Time differences from regions to states
Oakton 18:27 - 19:36 = + 1:09 Fairfax 18:41 - 19:43 = + 1:02 Westfield 18:52 - 20:13 = + 1:21 James Robinson 18:57 - 20:11 = + 1:14 Average = + 1:11
Projected State Times
Michelle Presley 17:57 + :24 = 18:21 + 1:11 = 18:58
Hayley Sullivan 18:16 + :24 = 18:40
+ 1:11 = 19:17
Erin Landy 18:35 + :24 = 18:59
+ 1:11 = 19:46
Amanda Parker 18:48 + :24 = 19:12
+ 1:11 = 19:59
Anna Corrigan 18:57 + :24 = 19:21
+ 1:11 = 20:08
Nadeen Khory 18:59 + :24 = 19:23
+ 1:11 = 20:10
FHSAA Class 3A District 7 Meet
St. Cloud HS - 5K
St. Cloud, FL
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/41264 (Courtesy of flrunners.com/fl.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #7 - Satellite FL
The Satellite girls successfully defending their district title as it was nearly an identical performance with 21 point total and four of the top five finishers. The team averaged ten second slowers from last year's district meet on the same course, but the difference can mostly be attributed to their fifth in Alisa Kowaleski running 20 seconds slower than last year. Satellite senior Jessica Stern dethroned Jamia Hutto (2nd, 19:18) of Oak Ridge for the district title in 18:49, while Juliana Stern (3rd, 19:25), Kaitlin Shiver (4th, 19:30), and Ashley Shiver (5th, 20:14) finished in the top five for Satellite. Their regional championship come up this week and then they will be gearing to defend their 3A state title with the same five from last year's state championship.
Event 6 Girls 5k Run CC 3A Girls ======================================================================= Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Jessica Stern 12 SATELLITE HIGH S 18:49.65 1 2 Jamia Hutto 11 OAK RIDGE HIGH S 19:18.28 2 3 Juliana Stern 10 SATELLITE HIGH S 19:25.38 3 4 Kaitlin Shiver 12 SATELLITE HIGH S 19:30.92 4 5 Ashley Shiver 10 SATELLITE HIGH S 20:14.48 5 6 Natalie Savy 10 MARTIN COUNTY HI 20:53.86 6 7 Sarah Wilhoit 11 TITUSVILLE HIGH 20:57.75 7 8 Alisa Kowaleski 11 SATELLITE HIGH S 21:00.62 8
Team Scores ================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 SATELLITE HIGH SCHOOL 21 1 3 4 5 8 38 42 Total Time: 1:39:01.05 Average: 19:48.21 2 OAK RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 98 2 16 21 22 37 55 91 Total Time: 1:49:08.92 Average: 21:49.79
2005 District Results
Event 3 Girls 5k Run CC 3A ======================================================================= Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Jamia Hutto 10 Oak Ridge High 18:38.31 1 2 Kaitlen Shiver 11 Satellite High 18:52.97 2 3 Ashley Shiver 9 Satellite High 19:13.69 3 4 Jessica Stern 11 Satellite High 19:19.71 4 5 Juliana Stern 9 Satellite High 20:02.67 5 6 Kathryn Bartelski 11 Celebration High 20:35.54 7 Alisa Kowaleski 10 Satellite High 20:40.93 6
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Satellite High 20 2 3 4 5 6 38 48 Total Time: 1:38:09.97 Average: 19:38.00
2005 Satellite Girls
Team avg time differences from districts to states
19:38 - 20:00 = + :22
Projected State Times
Jessica Stern 18:49 + :22 = 19:11
Juliana Stern 19:25 + :22 = 19:47
Kaitlin Shiver 19:30 + :22 = 19:52
Ashley Shiver 20:14 + :22 = 20:36
Alisa Kowaleski 21:00 + :22 = 21:22
Region I AAA Meet
Thursday, October 26th
Daniel Boone HS - 5K
Gray, TN
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40733 (Courtesy of TennesseeRunner.com/tn.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE # 8 - Morristown West TN (Next Meet: TSSAA State Cross Country Championship 11/4)
The Morristown West girls were Region I AAA champions once again. While the course changed from three miles to 5K in 2006, the winner stayed the same with the SE #8 squad. Morristown West senior Haley Moody successfully defended her individual title as she posted a 18:50 on the Daniel Boone High School 5K course. Moody had won the 3 mile course in 2005 in 18:27. While Morristown West did not 'perfect 15' the meet as they did in 2005, they still dominated the meet with five of the top seven finishers for a team score of 20 points. Behind Moody were teammates Tara Gietema (2nd, 19:24), Tesha Haggard (4th, 19:51), Emily Parker (6th, 20:05), and Terra Haggard (7th, 20:08).
1 MORRISTOWN WEST 20 1-2-4-6-7 21-26
2 SCIENCE HILL 47 3-5-12-13-14 16-20
1 1 291 Haley Moody 0 12 MORRISTOWN WEST 1 18:50.9
2 2 286 Tara Gietema 0 12 MORRISTOWN WEST 2 19:24.0
3 3 326 Kayla Kuziola 0 9 SCIENCE HILL 1 19:50.2
4 4 288 Tesha Haggard 0 12 MORRISTOWN WEST 3 19:51.4
5 5 329 Allie Scalf 0 10 SCIENCE HILL 2 19:56.4
6 6 293 Emily Parker 0 10 MORRISTOWN WEST 4 20:05.8
7 7 287 Terra Haggard 0 12 MORRISTOWN WEST 5 20:08.2
River Ridge District Meet
Wednesday, October 25th
Green Hill Park - 5K
Salem, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40633 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE #10 - Blacksburg VA (Next Meet: Region III Meet 11/1)
While a fast course is found at Green Hill Park for athletes to run personal bests, the back pack for the Blacksburg girls definitely exceeded expectations running some big personal bests and making them a feel a bit more confident as they move in championship into a eventual clash with previous Southeast ranked Brentsville girls. There was no surprise from Blacksburg's front three in Allison Homer (1st, 18:32), Lauren MacMillan (2nd, 18:46), and Cate Berenato (3rd, 19:06) as they have continued to be anchor for the team this fall. However, Avery Mattingly (6th, 20:08) and Kathleen Stevens (7th, 20:09) had been struggling to even break 21 minutes this fall for 5K and almost bypass breaking 21 onto breaking 20 minutes with their district meet performances. Regular fourth runner for Blacksburg Hannah Barrow had an off day in 11th place at 20:40, while Joanna Stevens (12th, 20:47) adds extra depth with now seven runners under 21 minutes for 5K. The team averaged 17 seconds at districts (19:20) from last year's meet (19:37).
Event 1 Girls 5k Run CC ================================================================================== District: * 18:25.00 2003 Jennifer Beury, Hidden Valley Course: @ 18:06.95 2005 Catherine White, Northside Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 Homer, Allison Blacksburg 5:58.0 18:32.08 1 2 MacMillan, Laurel Blacksburg 6:02.5 18:46.19 2 3 Bereanto, Cate Blacksburg 6:08.9 19:06.08 3 4 Hall, Sabrina Pulaski Co. 6:15.0 19:24.95 4 5 Skolrood, Lindsay Hidden Valley 6:27.8 20:04.76 5 6 Mattingly, Avery Blacksburg 6:29.1 20:08.81 6 7 Stevens, Kathleen Blacksburg 6:29.4 20:09.56 7 8 Travitz, Rachel Cave Spring 6:31.2 20:15.31 8 9 Sowder, Mary Catherine Hidden Valley 6:34.1 20:24.27 9 10 Millen, Ceira Pulaski Co. 6:38.0 20:36.40 10 11 Barrow, Hannah Blacksburg 6:39.5 20:40.98 11 12 Stevens, Joanna Blacksburg 6:41.5 20:47.26 12
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 Blacksburg 19 1 2 3 6 7 11 12 Total Time: 1:36:42.72 Average: 19:20.55 2 Pulaski Co. 59 4 10 14 15 16 40 41 Total Time: 1:42:51.66 Average: 20:34.34
2005 Blacksburg Girls
Team avg time differences from districts to states
19:37 - 19:42 = + :05
Projected State Times
Allison Homer 18:32 + :05 = 18:37
Laurel MacMillan 18:46 + :05 = 18:51
Cate Berenato 19:06 + :05 = 19:11
Avery Mattingly 20:08 + :05 = 20:13
Kathleen Stevens 20:09 + :05 = 20:14
Hannah Barrow 20:40 + :05 = 20:45
Joanna Stevens 20:47 + :05 = 20:52
NCHSAA 4A Mideast Regional
Saturday, October 28th
SAS Soccer Complex - 5K
Cary, NC
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40911 (Courtesy of NCRunners.com/nc.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE Bubble - Chapel Hill NC (Next Meet: NCHSAA State Championship 11/4)
While the Chapel Hill girls slipped out of the top ten after suffering a crushing defeat to Mauldin SC at the Wendy's Invitational in early October, Coach Ron Olsen definitely has both his boys and girls looking strong as they enter next Saturday's state championship at Tanglewood Park. The Chapel Hill girls took it to the competition at their regional meet as they won by 90 points with a team average of 19:39 at SAS Socer Complex in Cary. The defending state champions nearly put six runners in the top 15. Madison Stark ran tough up front for Chapel Hill in third place with a time of 19:09. Becky Johnson (5th, 19:28), Kristina Witcher (7th, 19:36), Anna Adams (8th, 19:46), and Beth Wollman (15th, 20:18) rounded out the team's scoring five.
Event 1 Girls 5k Run CC ================================================================================== Name Year School Avg Mile Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 Cozzarelli, Andie Apex 6:00.6 18:40.44 1 2 Fike, Callan Athens Drive 6:05.6 18:55.97 2 3 Stark, Madison Chapel Hill 6:09.8 19:09.16 3 4 Lutz, Michelle Charles E Jordan 6:13.5 19:20.66 4 5 Johnson, Becky Chapel Hill 6:15.9 19:28.10 5 6 Cook, Allison Sanderson 6:18.4 19:35.64 6 7 Witcher, Kristina Chapel Hill 6:18.6 19:36.35 7 8 Adams, Anna Chapel Hill 6:21.8 19:46.40 8 9 Strapp, Lauren Leesville Road 6:21.9 19:46.62 9 10 Azarelo, Kristen Cary 6:24.3 19:54.05 10 11 Brower, Felicity Green Hope 6:27.2 20:03.17 11 12 Booth, Caley Broughton 6:28.6 20:07.40 12 13 Mohr, Lauren Sanderson 6:29.9 20:11.55 13 14 Finch, Mary George Broughton 6:30.0 20:11.79 14 15 Wollman, Beth Chapel Hill 6:32.1 20:18.34 15 16 Wollman, Adrienne Chapel Hill 6:32.5 20:19.43 16
West Virginia State Championships
Cabel Midland XC Course - 5K
Ona, WV
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40965 (Courtesy of WVRunners.com/wv.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE Bubble - Morgantown WV
The Morgantown girls closed out their year successfully defending their state championship as it ended up being a three way battle for the West Virginia 3A state title with Morgantown (38 pts), Preston (49 pts), and University (55 pts). With five finishers in the top 14, Morgantown had the trump card over the challengers as Allison Pettit led the squad in third place at 20:09, while teammates Monica Chase (10th, 21:00), Emma Berry (10th, 21:17), Aubrey Moskal (12th, 21:25), and Gabrielle Lafatu (14th, 21:33) joined her in the top 15 for Morgantown.
Event 1 Girls 5k Run CC AAA ======================================================================= Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= 1 Riley, Amber 12 UNIVERSITY HS 19:41.29 1 2 Christopher, Kaylyn 12 PRESTON HS 19:52.16 2 3 Pettit, Allison 10 MORGANTOWN HS 20:09.67 3 4 Boening, Brooke 12 JEFFERSON HS 20:32.07 4 5 Teets, Ashley 11 PRESTON HS 20:37.90 5 6 DeMarco, Lauren 12 ROBERT C. BYRD HS 20:48.82 7 Martinelli, Lydia 9 UNIVERSITY HS 20:50.84 6 8 Clark, Chelsea 9 FAIRMONT SENIOR HS 20:56.52 9 Chase, Monica 12 MORGANTOWN HS 21:00.71 7 10 Berry, Emma 11 MORGANTOWN HS 21:17.52 8 11 Henderson, Hannah 12 NICHOLAS COUNTY HS 21:23.01 12 Moskal, Aubrey 11 MORGANTOWN HS 21:25.27 9 13 Martinelli, Sarah 10 UNIVERSITY HS 21:32.69 10 14 Lafatu, Gabrielle 10 MORGANTOWN HS 21:33.28 11 15 Clemons, Ashton 10 NITRO HS 21:33.93
Team Scores
================================================================================= Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9 ================================================================================= 1 MORGANTOWN HS 38 3 7 8 9 11 17 32 Total Time: 1:45:26.45 Average: 21:05.29 2 PRESTON HS 49 2 5 12 14 16 47 56 Total Time: 1:45:44.94 Average: 21:08.99 3 UNIVERSITY HS 55 1 6 10 18 20 21 27 Total Time: 1:46:11.12 Average: 21:14.23
Northwestern District Meet
Thursday, October 26th
Kernstown Battlefield - 5K
Winchester, VA
RESULTS: http://milesplit.com/meet/results/40894 (Courtesy of MileStat.com/va.milesplit.com)
FEATURED TEAMS:
SE Bubble - Brentsville VA (Next Meet: Region II Meet 11/3)
The Brentsville have definitely raced better than they showed at Great American in the Race of Champions, but they have not raced anybody to help bump them back up into the top 15. Racing on a new district course at Kernstown Battlefield does not help, but their performances nonetheless were solid. Becky Stewart had a great race as the team's top finisher to successfully defend her district title in a quick time of 18:26 on a fair 5K course. Brentsville had a total of four finishers in the top ten with Stewart, Amelia Emerson (5th, 19:34), Lauren Bussian (6th, 19:48), and Sarah Earman (10th, 20:01). Stephanie Hutson (20:24) rounded out the team's scoring in 12th place as Brentsville won by 31 points over John Handley.
1 Brentsville (1,5,6,10, 12) 34
2 John Handley (4, 7, 16, 18, 20) 65
1 Stewart (BD) 18:26
2 Parkes (MB) 18:59
3 Pollack (MB) 19:21
4 Cote (JH) 19:30
5 Emerson (BD) 19:34
6 Bussian (BD) 19:48
7 Mathieu (JH) 19:51
8 Smith (WC) 20:00
9 Andrus (JW) 20:01
10 Earman (BD) 20:01
11 Carson (JW) 20:20
12 Hutson (BD) 20:24
13 Andrews (LB) 20:32
14 Frye (JW) 20:35
15 Mitchell (BD) 20:42
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