Top 10 Scoreboard
Boys - Girls
Boys
1. York IL – They easily won their dual meet against Illinois #3 Downers Grove North, as they placed their top seven in the top ten spots. They also competed at the Peoria Notre Dame Invitational, where they only ran one of their top seven. They finished in eighth place with 264 points.
2. Milford MI – They ran their junior varsity group at the New Boston Huron Invitational. They sat out their top seven and let their number two group go at it with some very respectable teams.
3. Carmel IN – Lost at the New Prairie Invitational, where they took fourth place, losing to three of the best teams in the state. They scored 170 points, finishing only 28 points behind meet winner Lawrence North IN. They still looked very good however, as they placed their top seven before any other teams top five.
11. Joel Shaw – 16:10
28. Will Peters – 16:31
42. Ben Peterson – 16:46
44. Jacob Rich – 16:47
45. Tom Martin – 16:47
48. Scott Ellabarger – 16:49
50. Chad Bowman – 16:51
4. Hamilton Southeastern IN – They did not have a competition this past weekend.
5. Palatine IL – They won a huge meet down on the state meet course. The Pirates won the Peoria Notre Dame Invitational, beating a slew of top ranked Illinois teams. They placed four runners in the top ten, on their way to the team title with 76 points.
2. Glenn Morris – 14:56
6. James Macatangay – 15:11
9. Steve Finley – 15:13
10. John Lancaster – 15:13
52. Matt Moss - 15:49
65. Robert Conley – 15:57
80. Daniel Rakaric – 16:06
6. St. Xavier OH – St. Xavier lost to unranked Centerville 88-100 at the Alliance Invitational this past weekend. St. Xavier was without their number four runner, but it still would have been very close with Centerville.
11. Rick King – 16:35
16. Randy King – 16:44
18. Brendan Rueberg – 16:47
23. Chris Hasse – 16:58
32. Joe Keating – 17:23
37. Rich Brilli – 17:29
86. Brad King – 18:25
7. Dexter MI – Dexter easily won the Nike-Holly Invitational. They scored 52 points, to beat Flint Powers Catholic, who was second with 130 points. Dexter had the best overall team time out of any division, clearly making their mark that they are a team to keep in consideration for a top three ranking in the Midwest.
2. Lex Williams - 16:08
3. Tony Nalli - 16:21
12. Dan Jackson - 17:05
15. TJ LaRosa - 17:12
20. Ryan Neely - 17:17
22. Bobby Aprill (Fastest freshmen on the day) - 17:21
33. Charles Wolcott - 17:40
8. Madison West WI – Competed in the Milwaukee Marquette Invitational, where they won the meet easily with 20 points on the 5k, very hilly course. West’s top five looked very strong and have a good two weeks now to prepare before their next big race.
2. Andy Han 16:48
3. David Yu 16:53
4. Eric Lewandowski 16:56
5. Robert Joynt 16:56
6. Ben Swimm 17:04
23. Scott Walker 17:44
29. James Marsh 17:56
9. Lakeside Lutheran WI - No results reported.
10. Huron Ann Arbor MI – Ran very well at the New Boston Huron Invitational (5k), winning the team title. They ran great up front and came back with a nice pack to follow them up. Daoud has turned into a frontrunner, while their 3-7 only had a 29 second split in this race.
1. Adam Daoud – 16:10
3. Adam Liscull – 16:45
9. Austin Riker – 17:14
14. Mitch Gonacues – 17:22
22. Ryan Rudy – 17:32
26. Andrew Berry – 17:38
27. Mike Vanderroest – 17:43
Girls
1. Clarkston MI – Clarkston beat a very strong girl’s field at the MSU Spartan Invitational on Friday (5k). They scored only 46 points as the swept the first two spots and placed their top four in the top 12 positions. Second place Goodrich was almost 100 points behind, as they scored 143 points.
1. Jenny Morgan - 18:07
2. Liz Mengyan - 18:14
9. Anne Oltman - 19:05
11. Lyndsay Smith - 19:12
23. Gillian Nordquist - 19:42
38. Jenna Leach - 20:07
42. Beth Hoekstra - 20:11
2. Bowling Green OH – Bowling Green annihilated the field at the Galion Invitational (5k, flat). They scored a mere 24 points, beating second place Brecksville by 57 points. BG placed their top six runners in the top ten spots. They have looked very strong from top to bottom all season long thus far. One of their top runners, Alyssa Glenn, has been sidelined with an injury this week and did not compete.
1. Christy Titus – 18:28
3. Barbara Powers – 18:54
5. Paige Lane – 19:09
7. Shannon Titus – 19:15
9. Kelly May – 19:34
10. Kylie Korsnack – 19:35
3. Naperville North IL – They easily won the Peoria Notre Dame Invitational, beating many of Illinois’ top teams, including MW #10 Palatine. They scored only 63 points, in the best girls’ field of the season. Times were fast as they ran the meet on the flat, three mile state course.
3. Shannon Phelan – 17:34
10. Alli Grissom – 18:13
16. Cindy Wu – 18:20
17. Maggie DeBerge – 18:21
18. Bekah Regenfuss – 18:21
4. Waukesha West WI – They competed at the Marquette Invitational (4k, hilly) and split their team up into Silver and Blue squads. They still took first and second as teams and impressed many around the state with their depth.
5. Valparaiso IN – Lost this past weekend at the New Prairie Invitational. They placed second behind unranked Indianapolis Cathedral IN, who was a top four team in the state at the time. Valparaiso lost by eleven points; however they did beat many of the top girls’ teams in the state.
6. Northridge Middlebury IN – They took fifth at the New Prairie Invitational this past weekend, losing too many great teams in Indiana. Northridge finished 31 points behind race winner Indianapolis Cathedral IN, as they scored 150 points.
7. St. Ursula Academy OH – They impressed many last weekend at Midwest Meet of Champions, as they beat many ranked teams and earned themselves a spot in the top ten poll this week. However, this weekend at the Trinity Invitational, they took second behind MW #9 Cincinnati Colerain 48-60.
8. Amy Warren - 19:38
11. Becky Clark - 19:40
12. Danielle Meiners - 19:52
14. Emily Shaw - 20:02
15. Ainsley Schroeder - 20:03
16. Kathryn Corcoran - 20:06
25. Katharine Scherer - 20:24
8. Arrowhead WI – Did not compete this past weekend.
9. Cincinnati Colerain OH – They competed at the Trinity Invitational in Kentucky and avenged their loss to MW #7 St. Ursula Academy from the week before, this time winning 48-60. Colerain looked strong, still running without one of their top five runners.
4. Erin Ragouzis - 19:03
5. Brittany Detzel - 19:14
9. Mandi McCullah - 19:38
13. Maria Doerger - 19:59
17. Kate Wharton - 20:09
22. Lydia Kern - 20:16
26. Meggie Schmidt - 20:25
10. Palatine IL – They finished fifth at the Peoria Notre Dame Invitational, despite a very solid performance by their top three. They scored 177 points, while first place MW #3 Naperville North won the meet with 63 points.
2. Amy Laskowske – 17:27
22. Katie O’Brien – 18:27
23. Carly Bates – 18:30
77. Nicole Munce – 19:27
78. Brianna Officer – 19:27
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