Rankings
2002 cross country

DyeStat Elite
individual lists by DyeStat for 5000 meters and 3 miles

The Harrier
team rankings by Marc Bloom


 

2002 Cross Country DyeStat Elite 2002 Harrier team rankings
Best 5k and 3-mile times of the season.  Cutoffs are 16:05 and 15:35 for boys and 19:05 and 18:35 for girls.  Due to the variations between courses, weather, and distances, these should be considered performance lists, not rankings The most authoritative national team rankaings for high school cross country are those published by Marc Bloom in "The Harrier's High School Cross Country Report." DyeStat lists the top 10 national teams and the top 5 regional teams.  Subscribe to The Harrier  for the complete Super 25 and top 10 regional teams. 

About Distances

Many course distances are approximate, being a few meters short or long of the published distance.  DyeStat Elite Lists use distances that are "close" and will disclose the actual distance.   The only alternative would be to proliferate into a dozen different lists for different distances. And variables of weather course conditions make more of a difference in times than a few meters of error in measurement. Consider the following table to show how confusing it can get:  

Mile Meters Yards
3.0000 4827.9000 5279.8556
3.1000 4988.8300 5455.8508
3.1069 5000.0000 5468.0665

Note that 3.1 miles and 5000 meters, which are often considered interchangeable, are actually a little more than 11 meters different. 

The Harrier
the high school distance magazine

The complete Rankings, with top 25 nationwide and top 10 per region, appear in every issue of The Harrier, along with an array of exclusive stories by acclaimed track writer and Harrier editor Marc Bloom, one of the sport’s foremost authorities for three decades. See features on top teams and individuals, expert coaching advice on training, racing, nutrition and motivation, interviews with world-class stars and professional coaches, meet stories, unique coverage of all 50 state meets with winning team lineups, H.S. All-American teams and Foot Locker coverage -plus essays on topical issues like Alan Webb’s recent decision to turn pro at 19. It’s all here- everything a coach, athlete, parent or fan would want to know about high school cross-country and distance running on the track. Not just stats, but thought-provoking articles by Bloom, named U.S. track writer of the year three times including last year.

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