Nike
Athlete of the Week
presented by DyeStat
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New feature on DyeStat
in 2001-2002 seasons
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BALTIMORE MD 9/6/01 - DyeStat
today announced a new feature for the 2001-2002 prep seasons:
the Nike Athlete of the Week award. Starting with cross
country season, the most outstanding boy athlete and the
most outstanding girl athlete in the United States will
be selected by DyeStat, based on performances in the prior
7 days.
Winners will be announced on DyeStat
Page 1 on Thursday of each week from the beginning of
the season through the national championship week. First
AOW winners will be named September 13 for cross country,
December 27 for indoor, and March 28 for outdoor. Winners
will receive long-sleeve Nike dry-FIT jerseys as awards,
except in those states that prohibit such awards.
At the end of each season - cross country,
indoor, and outdoor - the most outstanding boy and girl
performers of the season will be named Nike Athlete
of the Year.
Schedule
of Awards - How to
submit nominations
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Power Shift in North Dakota?
There are rumors
that two girls have transferred from national power Bowman
ND to Dickinson ND, and results of the Northern Hills Invitational
last week at Spearfish SD suggest the rumors are true. Bowman,
7th nationally in The
Harrier pre-season rankings, finished 3rd with 117 points
behind Dickinson 41 and Campbell County WY 70. Tony Bachmann
and Campbell County won the boys race. Story
and picture.
Foot Locker Favorites
Here are 145 runners - DyeStat's picks as most likely to succeed
in the Foot Locker Cross Country Championship regionals, where
only the top 8 win a coveted ticket to Disney World for the
national finals in December.
DyeStat presents the Pre-Season
Foot Locker Favorites
First 2001 Cross Country
Results
AL
Challenge of Champions -
soph
Ryan Deak (left) opens his 2nd HS year with
a 1-minute margin in 15:29 (3.06 miles) in Mobile. Maclay
Tallahassee teammate Kara Newell put down freshman
Tara Lynn, of St. Paul's AL, to win the girls invitational
in 12:21 (2 mi) Details
AR UALR
Inv - Russellville
boys overpower field with 17 points, with top
three finishing together in 16:45 (5k): Travis Feltner, Chase
Feltner, and Bryan Garner. Complete
Results.
KS Weekly Report -
Erin Mortimer wins high calibre matchup over Harper
McConnell and Trish Nicoley in 11:35 (3200 meters). Lawrence
boys upset Shawnee Mission Northwest.. Tony
Bozarth's Kansas report
TX Flower Mound Marcus Inv
- host girls upset - Plainview
OK girls, led by Foot
Locker Favorite Jessie Gordon, invaded Texas and left
with a victory over host Flower Mound Marcus TX, ranked US#8
and South#1 in The
Harrier pre-season rankings. The Marcus boys, ranked
7th in the South by The Harrier, won with 55 points.
Results
TN Pepsi-Knoxville Coaches #2
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Farragut sweeps; Andy Baksa 5:20, Deanna
Kulesz 18:58. Story
MT Libby Inv -
Kurt Michels, assuming leadership of the Flathead boys
team with David Vidal and Seth Watkins graduated, won easily
in 15:13 (3 mi) on a blistering hot high 80s day in the northern
Rockies. .Montana
weekend report
TX Plano Inv -
Foot Locker
Favorite Valerie Lauver, of Allen TX, was the fastest
girl of the day at 11:34 (2 mile), winning by 34 seconds.
Results
MO Truman Inv -
Lee's Summit MO sweeps; Adam Perkins 9:56.41
(3200m); Amy Hastings 11:41.29. Complete
Results
PA Viking Inv -
Mark
Mullelly and Erin Franklin win nicely. Story
PA Weekend 9/1 -
Andy
Weilacher 15:42 (5k). Story
TN Run for the Hills
- US#10
Jefferson Forest girls 45, with Saunders girls 1-2.
Bryce Ruiz 15:28 3m (CR by 42 seconds) leads Jamestown
VA boys 41.
Results
MO
First Capital Inv
- Results
TX Brazoswood Inv -
Klein Oak, South #10 in The Harrier, wins in the mud
without #1 and #3 runners before weather stops the meet. Story
TX Woodlands Inv
- US#10
Kingwood boys edge US#7 The Woodlands, 49-54,
on a rainy, muddy day in Texas. Results
GA
Carrollton Twilight
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Brookwood GA boys, US#11 and South #4
in The Harrier
rankings, go 1-2-4-6-7 to crush defending state champ
Collins Hill, 20-82. Collins Hill girls return the
favor in a nail biter, 55-64. Complete
Results
UT Grass
Relays
- Mountain View sweeps 10-mile relay; Amber Harper
is fastest girl. Story
KY Tiger
Run
- 4 runners go to the hospital with heat exhaustion in Louisville
but Bobby Curtis, Ali Sauer, South Oldham boys, New Albany
girls perservere and win. Results
- Meet of Champions
Hilliard OH
September 15
Details
- Bull Run Invitational
Hereford HS, Parkton MD
September 22
Details
- Portage Invitational
Portage MI
October 6
Details
Returning
Runners -
ranked lists of undergrad distance runners who made DyeStat
Elite and XC leader lists in 2001-2002: Midwest
- Northeast -
South - West
Pre-Season National
XC Rankings
Poly Long Beach CA
boys and Saratoga Springs NY girls start the season
#1 in Marc Bloom's Nike / Foot Locker Super 25. The
Harrier Rankings
XC previews and rankings
in the states
Pennsylvania - Are
Shawn Cavanaugh and Julia Pudlin back from injuries? Previews
of all classes, individual and teams.
Maryland - capsule
summary by Matt Bryant
Illinois -
boys AA and A preview by Scott Bush, IllinoisRunner
Georgia - Marist
girls, Rebecca Mullen, Brookwood boys, Joe Thorne top early
rankings
New Mexico -
Gallup, Sandia, Albuquerque Academy, Felicia Guliford tabbed
for success
Massachusetts
- St. John's Prep, Oliver Ames favored in pre-season
Klim Poll
Nevada - Phil
Lawton looks into his crystal ball
Arkansas - Clint
Pevril's scouting report of all classes
Kansas
- Shawnee Mission NW boys, Olathe South girls lead 6A lists
Idaho -
Brett Hill ranks Capital boys, Meridian girls best in A1-Div
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New Jersey
- Is this the year CBA falls? Conrad Haber
thinks so - Old Bridge is this year's designated challenger.
Missouri
- Missouri Runner's Nation analyzes all
four classes. Adam Perkins is Show-Me State's best from 400
to 5,000 meters.
Short Takes
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Angela Homan,
Spencerville OH senior, won the Columbus Grove Invitational
9/1 in a swift 17.56 (5k).
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Jesse Mizzone,
Totowa NJ jr, was the female winner of the Pine Barren
Festival 5k Run at Tabernacle NJ with a time of 17:33.
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Valparaiso IN girls,
ranked US#20 and Midwest #8 by The
Harrier, fell to Chesterton in a tri-meet at Lafayette
Jefferson IN. Chesterton wrapped Valpo's top 3 in a 1-2-3-6-7
blanket. Valparaiso's boys, ranked US#22 and Midwest#7p,
won 28-35. Results from IndianaRunner.com
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Erika Odlaug
returned from her tour of England and Scotland with the
USA junior team to open her cross country season with
a course record 14:34 for 2.5 miles at Lakewood Forest
Preserve in Wauconda IL. The Deerfield IL senior took
26 seconds off the old record held by former Foot Locker
finalist Victoria Jackson.
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Sheila Klick,
1998 Foot Locker finalist with Archbishop Prendergast
of Philadelphia, has transferred from Villanova to LaSalle
and will run cross country for LaSalle this fall. (from
PennTrackXC)
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Jeremy Silverman
of Annville PA, US#4 in shot put in 2001, is switching
from Virginia Tech to UCLA. He was released from his letter
of intent at Virginia Tech because of a coaching change.
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Nik Arrhenius
will delay his Brigham Young throwing debut for 3 years.
The Mountain View UT thrower, whose incredible throw at
Arcadia added 9 feet to the US discus record, will serve
on a Mormon mission in Sweden for 2 years and then will
redshirt for another year, according to his father, Anders
Arrhenius, who is a native of Sweden.
College
Choices 2001
1,663 college choices
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We are building 2001-2002 meet
calendars for cross country, indoor, and outdoor seasons.
Send specifics to John Dye, [email protected]
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Magazine, profiling the 50 all-time greatest distance
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Cross
Country Preview
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Summer is ending, leaves will turn, snow will
fall, and we're going to Disney World -- it is the 2001 cross
country season. DyeStat is previewing the season over the
remaining days before Labor Day. This is the information you
need to plan your season and pick the winners.
- Pre-Season Leader List -
top
returning runners in the US ranked by their performances
last year in outdoor 2 mile, cross country 3 mile, and cross
country 5k. Also ranked by Foot Locker regions:
Midwest - Northeast
- South - West
- Great American -
Rick Hill's extravaganza
is the early season highlight, bringing together the top
teams in the country in a festive atmosphere. There is more
than one meet this year, with a new name for the series:
Nike's Great Races of America. First, on September 8, is
the Great
Race of the Great Bay in San Francisco's Golden Gate
Park. Then, on September 21-22 at Charlotte, is the 3rd
Great
American Championships.
- 23rd Foot Locker - complete
information on the big series that leads to crowning the
national champion boy and girl at Disney World in December.
Four regional meets produce 64 runners who advance to the
national finals. The top 3 boys and top 2 girls finishers
from last year have gone to college, opening the way for
new champions. Returning
Runners from 2000 - Nike
named presenting sponsor - FLCCC
champions 1979-2000 - FLCCC regional pages: Midwest
- Northeast - South
- West - FLCCC
home page
- Foot Locker Favorites - DyeStat's
picks of the top 20 runners in each region who figure to
be in the hunt for the coveted 8 tickets to Disney World
for a beach party, Magic Kingdom parade and, oh yes, the
national finals. These lists will be updated through the
season to reflect the ups and downs and new faces.
- Nike Athlete of the Week
- DyeStat will select the boy and girl with
the most noteworthy accomplishment of the preceding week.
There will also be an Athlete of the Year award at the end
of the season.
- The Harrier Rankings
- The only national and regional
team rankings - by Marc Bloom, veteran running writer and
publisher of The Harrier magazine. The
Rankings
- 54th Mt. SAC Invitational
- biggest meet of the year in terms of raw
numbers (14,000 runners) - 80 HS races over the hills and
abandoned airplane runways of Mount San Antonio College,
Walnut CA - 3 races on the course at any given moment, with
races starting every 8-10 minutes -
meet page
- 29th Manhattan Invitational
- the Eastern version of biggest meet of
the year (10,000 runners) - venerable meet at venerable
Van Cortlandt Park in New York City at the upper end of
the 7th Avenue subway in the Bronx - meet
page
- 3rd Nike Border Clash -
The best runners from Oregon and Washington battle for Pacific
Northwest bragging rights on the campus of Nike World Headquarters
in Beaverton OR, which is close to the Oregon-Washington
border.
meet
page
- Calendar - All
the meets that we know about.
- State Previews -
what to expect in the states - Pennsylvania
- Georgia - New
Mexico - Massachusetts
- Nevada - Arkansas
- Kansas
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2001 wrapup |
DyeStat ends coverage of the 2000-2001
school year with a huge statistical feast:
- DyeStat All-Americans - our
first attempt at selecting the best
of the best - the most outstanding runners, throwers, and
jumpers in America in 2001. The DyeStat
All-American team has 39 male and 44 female athletes
and relays, plus many more honorable mentions. Season performance
lists are given for each All-American.
- DyeStat Elite - final
2001 outdoor rankings include 5,090 performances - the
top 100 athletes in the USA in each event. We had to keep
it open this late because many of the best marks of the
year came from post-season national meets, Junior Olympics,
and international competition. The database ended the season
with 9,000 performances from 863 meets.
- New faces - DyeStat
Elite performances by freshmen or younger athletes in 2000-2001.
Most are freshmen (class of 2004), but some are even younger.
A rising 7th grader, Brandi Cross of Houston TX, tops the
list of newcomers in the girls 400! The New
Faces lists are a future book for national champions
of 2004 or sooner.
- Top returnees -
Who will replace the superstars of 2001? The answer lies
in the 1,280 DyeStat Elite performances by undergraduates
in 2001. We list the top
returnees to 2001-2002, ranked by event, with analysis
of the likely national champions.
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DyeStat
Featured Meets
Meets that will be covered in depth, mostly
on-site, by DyeStat in 2001-2002
- Great
American - Nike's Great Races of America
- 9/15
Meet of Champions, Hilliard OH
- 9/22 Bull
Run Invitational - Hereford HS, Parkton MD
- 9/28-29 flrunners.com Invitational, Winter
Haven FL
- 10/6 Portage
Invitational - Portage MI
- 10/13 Manhattan
Invitational, Van Cortlandt Park, New York NY
- 10/20 Mt.
SAC Invitational, Mount San Antonio College, Walnut
CA
- 11/10 Oregon-Washington
Border Clash, Nike World HQ, Beaverton OR
- 11/24 Foot Locker Cross Country regionals
- Northeast, Midwest,
South
- 12/1 Foot Locker Cross Country West
regional - Mt. SAC, Walnut CA
- 12/8 Foot
Locker Cross Country National finals - Disney World,
Orlando FL
- 12/15 Bishop Loughlin Games, New York Armory
- 1/5 Hispanic Games, New York Armory
- 1/19 New Balance Games, New York Armory
- 2/9 adidas
Midwest Indoor Classic, Lincoln NE
- 2/14-16 Simplot Games, Pocatello ID
- 3/9-10 Nike Indoor Classic, Landover MD
- 3/8-10 National Scholastic Indoor Championships,
New York Armory
- 4/6 Mobile Meet of Champions, Mobile AL
- 4/13 Arcadia Invitational, Arcadia CA
- 4/20 Mt. SAC Invitational, Walnut CA
- 4/25-27 Penn Relays, Philadelphia PA
- 5/3-4 Roosevelt Memorial Inv, Dayton OH
- 5/10-11 Texas State Meet, Austin TX
- 5/25 Great Southwest Classic, Albuquerque
NM
- 6/1 California State Meet, Cerritos CA
- 6/8 Golden West Invitational, Sacramento
CA
- 6/14-15 adidas Outdoor Championships, Raleigh
NC
- USATF Junior Nationals, date and site to
be announced
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