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Cross Country DyeStat Elite
We list the best 5k and 3-mile times in the United States.
List #1 Oct 22 -
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THE NIKE LIST
fastest in the US
Boys 5k
14:34 Scott MacPherson TX
14:45 Kevin Schwab OK
14:58 David Raucci NY
15:01 Cory Thorne NH
15:02 Brock Hagerman IN
15:02 Jeremy Criscione FL
15:04 Ben Schulz TX
15:05 Dan Gerber TX
15:06 Guor Majak NH
15:06 Dan Roberts MI
15:06 John McGuire CO
15:07 Kiel Uhl IA
Girls 5k
16:55 Nicole Blood NY
16:56 Whitney Anderson CO
16:57 Aislinn Ryan NY
16:57 Brittany Tinsley OH
17:03 Jordan Hasay CA
17:08 Marie Lawrence NV
17:08 Jenny Barringer FL
Boys 3m
14:22 Brandon Bethke CA
14:30 Brett Campfield CA
14:30 Sean McNamara IL
14:35 Mark Matusak CA
14:36 Fitsum Tesfa CA
14:41 Rob Barany WA
14:41 Robert Bedsole AL
14:43 Ted Price CA
Girls 3m
16:36 Aislinn Ryan NY
16:42 Nicole Blood NY **
16:42 Melissa Dewey VA
16:48 Marie Lawrence NV*
16:51 Katelyn Bastert IL
16:52 Tori Tyler CA *
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* 2.91m Mt. SAC
** 3.05 miles
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Border Battles
After state meets are over, some teams go looking for bigger fields to conquer. The ultimate is the new Nike Team Nationals in Portland OR 12/4. But first there are some regional frays this weekend.
- BORDERCLASH - 6th running of this unique race on the campus of Nike World Headquarters at Beaverton OR 11/21 between the best runners from the Washington and Oregon state meets. DyeStat will be on site again. BorderClash Entries - Washington has swept team honors in three of the last four years, and they have a formidable lineup again. The boys are led by the near dead heat 4A finishers Kelly Spady of Kamiak and Robbie Barany of Eisenhower Yakima, plus Mead's Laef Barnes. The girls are led by undefeated 4A champion Brie Felnagle of Bellarmine. Fastest in the Oregon state meet were Central Catholic Portland jr Kenny Klotz and Coquille jr Holli Dieu.
- BORDER WAR - Southwest bragging rights will be debated Saturday 11/20 at Kiwanis Park, Tempe AZ between the top 25 boys and girls from Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico. each state will be entered.Border War - Southwest supremacy will be argued by the 25 best runners of Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico. Southwest Region editor Mike Elder will report. Adam Kedge Preview - Mel Lawrence and 16 other state champs are featured in Border War II, with New Mexico joining Arizona and Nevada in the meet. Arizona swept Border War I last year and is favored again.
- MID EAST MEET OF CHAMPIONS - Can anyone catch Jeff See? Post season meet Nov 20 at Kettering OH with runners from Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
Foot Locker Regional Stats
Top returnees, favorites, top 10 finishers last 5 years, range of winning times and national finals qualifying times (8th place in the region), links to DyeStat coverage since 1999.
MIDWEST - NORTHEAST - SOUTH - WEST
Foot Locker Favorites - DyeStat identifies the top contenders for the coveted spots in the Foot Locker Cross Country Championship finals in San Diego Dec. 11. 8-part series by Steve Underwood.
6th of series: NE Boys - Too close to call, as Cory Thorne is only national finalist returning. South Girls - South Boys - MW Girls -- Mw Boys - NE Girls -
College Choices 2005
The first 100 college choices by the class of 2005 are listed by college and state in College Choices 2005 lists. Here are some noteworthy additions to the list:
- Multi events star Lauren Stewart TN - to Stanford
- HS indoor high jump record holder Scott Sellers TX - to Kansas State.
- Texas 400m champ Katie Baker TX - to Texas A&M (correction).
- multi event star Jenna Utecht FL - to Florida.
- Arcadia, Penn Relays, and Jr Nat hurdle champ Nicole Leach PA - to UCLA. Story
- HS sophomore mile record holder Jeff See OH - Ohio State
- AOC Raleigh discus champ Amy Bilmanis MD - to Virginia
- Golden West shot put champ Michaela Wallerstedt NE - to Stanford
- Champ of Penn Relays mile and AOC 800m Sarah Bowman VA - to Tennessee. (correction)
- The early signing period is Nov 10-17. Send college choices of the class of 2005 to John Dye at [email protected] giving the name of the athlete, your name, your association with the athlete, and a way to verify the information.
THIS WEEK
results and other news posted through Nov 11 |
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1 Northeast CT, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT
- Northeast Week Nov 13 -
- NYSPHSAA (NY State Public Schools Championship) -US#1 teams win AA -- Fayetteville-Manlius boys 32 (but not a sweep at 3 4 6 7 12) and Saratoga girls 18 (almost a sweep at 1 2 4 5 6). NE#3 Lockport 54 was a strong second to F-M. Laura Cummings in 3rd led runnerup NE#2 Bay Shore 85 for the only intruder in Saratoga scorers, although Aislinn Ryan 17:55 was a non-scoring second to Saratoga's Nicole Blood 17:41.
- NY Catholic Schools Intersectional Championship - NE#7 Chaminade NY by 28 over previously ranked Monsignor Farrell NY behind Kevin McDermott 's 12:56.32 2.5m.
- New Jersey Group Championships - Holmdel Park
Ed Grant: CBA and Roxbury confirm NJ #1 rankings
Boys: NE#4 Christian Brothers Academy 28 (1 3 6 8 10 11 32) wins Parochial A. . Unranked Old Bridge 87 knocks off NE#9 Toms River North 90 and NE#10 Cherokee 106 in Group 4. NE#6 Morris Hills 61 (3 7 9 16 26) wins Group 3. Fastest of day are Bobby Papazian 15:59, Korey Edwards 16:03 and Craig Forys 16:04.
Girls: NE#7 Roxbury 41 (2 4 5 9 21) wins Group 4. NE#8 Msgr Donovan 24 (1 3 4 5 11) wins Parochial A. Fastest of day are Brittany Sedberry and Jen Clausen, both 18:26.
- New England Championships - Two ranked teams toppled as CT squads defend home turf. NE#5 Londonderry NH boys lose to previously ranked New Milford CT. Portsmouth NH SR Cory Thorne 16:06 wins by 9 secs over Belfast ME SR Levi Miller. Unranked Ridgefield CT girls over NE#4 Champlain Valley VT. NE#9 Hanover NH 4th. Holy Cross CT JR Amie Schumacher 19:05.
- Massachusetts Division Championships - Chris Barnacle leads Newton North over Brockton by 4 points in Eastern Division in the snow at Franklin Park, Boston.
2 Southeast AL, DE, FL, GA, MD, NC, SC, KY, TN, VA, WV, DC, PR
- Southeast Week Nov 13 - State meets in Alabama, Virginia, Delaware, Kentucky and Maryland conclude the Southeast season.
- Alabama State Meet - 8th grader Caitlin Chitwood 18:11 5k leads SE#4 Scottsboro girls over SE#3 St. Paul's Episcopal. sr Robert Bedsole 15:12 5k leads SE#1 Hoover 26 (1 2 4 9 10) in 6A. Unranked Mountain Brook girls overcome Laurel Pritchard 18:08 and Vestavia Hills 37-64. In 5A, 8th grader Caitlin Chitwood 18:11 5k leads SE#4 Scottsboro girls 24 (1 4 5 6 8 9 13) over SE#3 St. Paul's Episcopal 38 (2 3 7 10 16 18 21) in 5A.
- Delaware State Meet -
Girls:
Division 1: Brandywine JR Anna Brousell 18:33 breaks own CR by 15 seconds. Padua wins easily.
Division 2: Tatnall SR Lisa Klein 1st DE runner to win four state XC titles. Tatnall wins 1st ever state title by 9 points.
Boys:
Division 1: Salesianum wins title for 31st time in 36 years behind SR Mike Kowal 1st in 16:42.
Division 2: Archmere edges Tatnall on 6th man, but Tatnall SO Brian Sklodowski is fastest of day in 16:13.n..
- Kentucky State Meet - Fastest of day are Mercy Academy sr Carmen Mims 18:26 5k (state recorfd) and Greenwood jr Michael Eaton 15:45.
- Maryland State Meet - SE#2 C. Milton Wright lost their #1 and #4 scorers to the brutal hills of the Hereford HS course, made slick by an all-day rain Friday, but still won the Class 3A championship with 3 Kelli Buck, 6 Sara Bailey, 19 Megan Ravenscraft, 26 Lindsay Lippencott and 46 Leah Estremera. CMW's #1 runner was leading the race until collapsing 100 meters from the finish. Their #4 runner collapsed with 300 meters to go and got up but fell back from 11th to 69th. Fastest runners of day were Broadneck soph Matt Centrowitz 16:38 3miles and Atholton soph Allison Smith 19:38..
Eleanor Roosevelt, whose sprinters dominate Maryland outdoor track, won its first ever cross country title in 4A, beating Dulaney 71-95. Roosevelt averaged 21:17 for the fastest time of the day (CMW 21:40).
- Virginia State Meet - Both Southeast #1 teams fall hard. Oakton girls are fourth as unranked Lake Braddock 82 comes through with big win. Tucker Richmond boys are third as SE#6 Thoms Jefferson 76 wins. Melissa Dewey 18:11 is 71-second winner over freshman Aurora Scott.
- DCIAA Washington DC Championships - H.D. Woodson Girls end 8-year reign of The Lady Tigers From Wilson - Wilson boys win 5th straight. Ricky Jacobs and Andria Smallwood are the individual champions.
3 South AR, LA, MS, OK, TX
- South Week Nov. 13 - Texas state meet follows form. Unbeaten Kevin Schwab's 15:39 course record leads Oklahoma to sweep of OK-AR All Star meet.
- Texas State Meet - Course records for Scott MacPherson 14:34 5k and Erin Bedell 10:39 3200m. South region 1-2 teams follow form -- The Woodlands boys 54 (Carroll Southlake 89) and Kingwood girls 46 (Carroll Southlake 53).
- Louisiana State Meet - Barbe girls (5A) and Iowa girls (3A) capture 1st ever titles. Episcopal sweeps 2A, 17th title in 19 years for the boys. Jesuit 41 over Brother Martin 49 in 5A.
4 Midwest IL, IN, MI, OH, WI
- Mid East Meet of Champions - Can anyone catch Jeff See? Post season meet Nov 20 at Kettering OH with runners from Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
5 Heartland IA, KS, MN, MO, NE, ND, SD
- All state meets concluded.
6 Southwest AZ, CO, NV, NM, UT
- BORDER WAR - Southwest bragging rights will be debated Saturday 11/20 at Kiwanis Park, Tempe AZ between the top 25 boys and girls from Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico. each state will be entered.Border War - Southwest supremacy will be argued by the 25 best runners of Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico. Southwest Region editor Mike Elder will report. Adam Kedge Preview - Mel Lawrence and 16 other state champs are featured in Border War II, with New Mexico joining Arizona and Nevada in the meet. Arizona swept Border War I last year and is favored again.
7 Northwest AK, HI, ID, MT, OR, WA, WY
- Hawaii State Meet - Kamehameha Oahu sweeps - 7th title in 8 years for boys, first after six straight 2nd's for girls. Iolani Invitational champ Lauren Ho wins her second straight state meet in course record time. Emmett Weatherford catches Jeremy Kamakaala at the finish for boys championship.
- BorderClash - 6th running of unique event on campus of Nike World Headquarters, Beaverton OR. The best of Washington and Oregon face off.
8 California
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Kentucky State Meet
Carmen Mims races through mud, water, and wind to state record by 10 seconds while running all alone (final margin 1:48).
"the most dominating performance ever seen at the Kentucky state cross-country championship" --- Charlie Zimmerman |
Maryland State Meet - Broadneck soph Matt Centrowitz climbs out of The Dip en route to 4A victory over Andrew Jesien. David Austin photos also show Halsey Sinclair's victory and Allison Barnes' agonizing defeat. 
Washington DC Championships - Winners Ricky Jacobs and Andria Smallwood with Ballou coach William Perry.
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DyeStat Elite
2,127 XC performances
DyeStat Elite listings as of 11/14 have 2,177 performances at 3 miles and 5k. This includes the weekend's state meets. See national leaders in the Nike List at left. If we are missing your performance, send us your times that meet the criteria in accordance with the page, How to Get Ranked. Nov 14 DyeStat Elite
NTN Selection Sunday 2
25 teams have now accepted invitations
11/14/04 -- Sixteen more teams were invited today to the new Nike Team Nationals (NTN) to be held in Portland OR December 4. Twelve invitations went to the teams ranked 1-2 in the Southeast, South, and Northwest regions after analyzing Saturday's state meet action. Then four at large selections were made from the 3rd and 4th ranked teams in the six regions involved in Selection Sunday 1 and Selection Sunday 2. Two teams ranked 1-2 declined because of state association rulings, and a third team declined for other reasons. The third place team in each case was offered the automatic bid.
The chart below shows the status of NTN selections as of Nov. 14. The 25 teams shown in bold have accepted invitations to the meet.
Still to be decided -- Invitations to the Northeast region will be made next Sunday 11/21. Invitations to California and two more at large teams will be made Sunday Nov. 28. If Shawnee Mission Northwest KS chooses not to attend because of state association rulings, a fifth at large selection will be made. MW#2 Madison West WI declined the automatic bid, which was then given to Northridge IN. Madison West may be added to the at large pool depending on the outcome of their appeal to the Wisconsin state association.
NTN Selection Status as of Nov. 14 |
BOYS |
GIRLS |
| Nov 14 selections |
SOUTHEAST |
1 Hoover XC Club AL
2 Winter Park XC Club FL
3 Washington XC Club Pensacola FL
4 Jefferson XC Club Alexandria VA |
1 Scottsboro XC Club AL ****
2 C. M. Wright XC Club MD
3 Mountain Brook XC Club AL
4 Lake Braddock XC Club VA |
SOUTH |
1 The Woodlands XC Club TX
2 Carroll XC Club Southlake TX
3 A&M Consolidated XC Club TX
4 Kingwood TC TX |
1 Kingwood XC Club TX
2 Southlake XC Club TX
3 Highland Park XC Club TX
4 Marcus XC Club Flower Mound TX |
NORTHWEST |
1 Ferris XC Club Spokane WA
2 Jesuit XC Club Portland OR
3 N. Spokane Harriers Spokane WA *
4 Eisenhower XC Club Yakima WA * |
1 Flathead XC Club Kalispell MT ***
2 Crusader Harriers Portland OR
3 Hilltop Belles Tacoma WA
4 Harbor Racing Team, Gig Harbor WA |
| Nov 7 selections |
MIDWEST |
1. York XC Club, Elmhurst IL
2. Madison West XC Club WI **
3. Northridge XC Club IN
4. Milford XC Club MI |
1. Team Running Gear Clarkston MI ****
2. Bowling Green XC Club OH
3. Waukesha West XC Club WI
4. Naperville North XC Club IL |
HEARTLAND |
1. Liberty XC Club MO ***
2. Marshall Mix MN
3. Team Swanson KS
4. West Plains XC Club MO *** |
1. West Plains XC Club MO ***
2. Yankton XC Club SD
3. Iowa City West XC Club IA
4. Roosevelt XC, Sioux Falls SD * |
SOUTHWEST |
1. Mountain View XC Club UT
2. Albuquerque Academy XC Club NM
3. Los Alamos XC Club NM
4. Fort Collins XC Club CO |
1. Los Alamos XC Club NM
2. South Tahoe XC Club CA
3. Smoky Hill XC Club Aurora CO *
4. Fremont XC Club Plain City UT |
* = at large. ** = Awaiting state ruling. *** = Declined. **** = invited |
NTN Regional Rankings Nov 12
Selection Sunday 2 comes this weekend
New in the top four this week are Washington Pensacola FL boys to SE#4, Carroll Southlake TX boys to SO#2, Kingwood TX boys to SO#3, Northridge IN boys to MW#3, Milford MI boys to MW#4, Albuquerque Academy NM boys to SW#2, South Tahoe CA girls to SW#2. The top two in each region are invited to the first Nike Team Nationals in Portland December 4, and the third and fourth place teams are considered for four national at large bids. Sunday November 14 is the second Selection Sunday. The selection committee will extend invitations to the Northwest and Southeast regions and will also make the first two at large selections (coming from the Northwest, Southeast, Southwest, Heartland and Midwest regions). Selections will continue on Nov. 21 and 28 in the other regions.
Selection Sunday 1 - NTN Top 4 - complete NTN Regional rankings
The Harrier Super 25
New York retains top spots with Fayetteville-Manlius boys and Saratoga Springs girls
Nov 1 -- The Harrier magazine Super 25 rankings released today, based on results through Oct. 30, continue Fayetteville-Manlius NY boys and Saratoga Springs NY girls as the #1 high school cross country teams in the country. The Harrier Super 25 national team rankings |
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GIRLS |
1.Fayetteville-Manlius, NY
2.York Elmhurst, IL
3.The Woodlands TX
4.Royal Simi Valley, CA
5.Ferris Spokane, WA
6.Jesuit Portland, OR
7.Cedar Cliff PA
8.Liberty MO
9.Lockport NY
10.Mountain View Orem, UT
11.Marshall MN
12.Christian Bros Academy NJ
13.Eisenhower Yakima, WA
14.Dana Hills CA
15.Shawnee Mission NW KS
16.Mead Spokane, WA
17.Madison West WI
18.Los Alamos NM
19.Northridge IN
20.Tucker Richmond, VA
21.Fort Collins CO
22.Denver South CO
23.Hoover, AL
24.Madera CA
25.West Plains MO |
1.Saratoga Springs NY
2.West Plains MO
3.Clarkston MI
4.Flathead MT
5.Kingwood TX
6.Bay Shore NY
7.Yankton SD
8.Fountain Valley CA
9.Bellarmine Prep WA
10.Bowling Green OH
11.Jesuit Portland, OR
12.Iowa City West IA
13.Los Alamos NM
14.Ventura CA
15.Smoky Hill Aurora, CO
16.Roosevelt Sioux Falls, SD
17.Waukesha West WI
18.Carroll Southlake, TX
19.Fremont Plain City, UT
20.Murrieta Valley CA
21.Oakton Vienna, VA
22.Naperville North IL
23.Valparaiso IN
24.Champlain Valley VT
25.Reno NV |
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