Nov 24 - Nov 11 - Nov 4 - Initial Analysis -
Nov 24 update
SteveU’s Predicted Top 10 (last ranking)
1. Michael Eaton KY (3)
2. Sandy Roberts NC (1)
3. Jack Bolas NC (2)
4. Duncan Phillips TX (HM)
5. Colby Lowe TX (5)
6. Justin Harbor FL (4)
7. Ben Hubers GA (7)
8. Kevin Schwab OK (8)
9. Brad Siragusa VA (HM)
10. Mike Spooner VA (9)
Not running: None, that I know of.
Ten to Watch (Random Order): Rob Sorrell TN, Travis Fort TX, Graham Tribble SC, Daniel Gerber TX, James Osborne FL, Mike Anderson FL, Sean Blaney FL, Steven Bell FL, Lewis Woodard NC, Brett Guidry LA.
Honorable Mention: Devin Cornwall VA, Tom Divinnie TN, Chad Holt SC, Andrew Benford WV, Caleb Vogt FL, Habben Berhane TX, Brandon Birdsong TX, Abreham Daganchew VA, Clay Hannah TN, Wilhelm Patterson VA, Zach McKee NC, Todd Wilde NC, Ryan Workman NC, Mitch Graw NC, Ryan Hill NC, Sam Brinson NC, James Phillips VA, Jay Heller GA, Scott McLain KY (if he runs), Ron Duncan KY, Bill Matthews AL, Jonathan Blocker FL, Luke Russell FL, Jason Witt VA, Alex Harris TN, Clay Adams TN, Kasey Baker LA, Mitch Ownby OK, Joe Sauvageau TX, Jared McNeil TX, Alex Bearden AR.
11/24 Rankings (last ranking)
(based on season performance)
1. Jack Bolas NC (2)
2. Michael Eaton KY (3)
3. Sandy Roberts NC (1)
4. Duncan Phillips TX (HM)
5. Colby Lowe TX (5)
6. Ben Hubers GA (7)
7. Kevin Schwab OK (8)
8. Brad Siragusa VA (HM)
9. Mike Spooner VA (9)
10. Justin Harbor FL (4)
Breakdown: This region’s key questions: How hard will Jack Bolas NC, run? Will the real Justin Harbor please stand up? Who, between Sandy Roberts NC, and Michael Eaton KY, will win this thing? And is the Brad Siragusa VA who was supposed to be the No. 6 returnee back for good now?
Bolas would certainly be the favorite at FL South, with his wins over Roberts, track credentials, and blistering kick. But with his team an NTN invitee, he will still attempt the tough triple, but reportedly running just hard enough here to qualify. With this region not as deep in studly runners as some years, I suspect he won’t let it drop any further than third.
That leaves Eaton and Roberts, with the former having put up a blistering set of solo performances in the Bluegrass State, and the latter having suffered three straight defeats to Bolas after beating him in Great American and other races. Roberts needs to win again, but this is Eaton’s time. He learned at state not to go out too fast and should bide his time for a mid-late race move. On the other hand, if Roberts can stay with him until the end, he may be able to outkick him, something he couldn’t do against Bolas. In any case, all three of these runners should be able to do as they please and make it back to San Diego.
Texans Duncan Phillips and Colby Lowe should get the next two spots. Phillips steadily ascended to become the state’s best by season’s end, while super soph Lowe confirmed the abilities implied by his early nation-leading 14:38 (on a course widely suspected to be short). Ben Hubers GA dominated his state all year and should fit in the middle of the top ten.
Harbor is next because I don’t know where else to put him. Mindful of his 14:57 at McAlpine last year, and his wins at the flrunners.com race and the best time of the day at Manhattan (in bad weather no less), I had him right up there with Roberts as the best in the region and a top ten pick at nationals. He’s since won state, but with a slower time than a lower class, and the Florida senior all-star meet. I heard, at least in the latter, however, that he wasn’t taking it seriously and will be ready this Saturday.
Kevin Schwab OK was in the same position as Lowe last year as a young runner with an outrageously fast time on a questionable course (14:45 on the old Chile Pepper course). He has progressed and improved since his 38th at FL South last year and should get in with room to spare this time.
Virginia should take the final two spots with the resurrected Siragusa and Mike Spooner. The former was the top FL returnee from last year from the state, but had lagged behind the leaders in big meets until at state when he finally beat Spooner, who in turn had earned the right of favorite by winning most of the year.
Nov 4 update
SteveU’s Top Ten Contenders (Quick List)
(based on combination of credentials and current form)
1. Sandy Roberts NC (1)
2. Jack Bolas NC (3)
3. Michael Eaton KY (4)
4. Justin Harbor FL (2)
5. Colby Lowe TX (5)
6. Daniel Gerber TX (6)
7. Ben Hubers GA (7)
8. Kevin Schwab OK (8)
9. Mike Spooner VA (NR)
10. Rob Sorrell TN (HM)
11. James Osborne FL (HM)
12. Travis Fort TX (9)
13. Lewis Woodard NC (NR)
14. Tom Divinnie TN (NR)
15. Graham Tribble SC (NR)
HM: Devin Cornwall VA, Chad Holt SC, Caleb Vogt FL, Habben Berhane TX, Brandon Birdsong TX, Abreham Daganchew VA, Brad Siragusa VA, Clay Hannah TN, Duncan Phillips TX, Wilhelm Patterson VA, Zach McKee NC, Todd Wilde NC, Ryan Workman NC, Mitch Graw NC, Ryan Hill NC, Sam Brinson NC, James Phillips VA, Jay Heller GA
Analysis:
Not much has changed in the FL South region. We’ve talked about the big four of Roberts, Bolas, Eaton, and Harbor in our national discussion. While the first two have another date this weekend, the latter two are getting ready for state meets on November 12.
Region meets in Texas will start this weekend and things in that state will shake down all the way with state next weekend. While I think most would agree that Colby Lowe’s early-season 14:38 was not a legit 5k course, he did beat Daniel Gerber. Until the next two weeks, I’m going to leave my Texas guys in there as they’ve been.
While I don’t think this is a real outstanding year for Virginians (surely someone will call me out on this), I probably underrated them the first time around. Brandon Miles, who has been on that state’s scene for a long time with milestat.com, ranks Mike Spooner, Devin Cornwall, Abreham Daganchew, and Brad Siragusa as his top four. Yesterday, Spooner went 15:02 on Burke Lake’s 2.98M layout to win his region. State meet there is also Nov. 12.
Along with NC, we’ve got state meets this weekend in SC, TN, GA, AR, and MS. Ben Hubers seems like the overwhelming top dog in GA, but we’ll see how the times shake out on what’s usually a slowish course at Carrollton. Todd Smalling was tearing up TN early in the year, but has told me he’s struggling with injury problems. Rob Sorrell, Tom Divinnie and Clay Hannah are probably your next three contenders for FL contention.
Back to NC for a sec … Every year or two there’s a boy or girl in the independent schools that comes out as a true contender and Lewis Woodard will have to be as such after dominating that championship, his 15:33 winning by 37 seconds. He was 48th last year at FL South.
Initial Analysis
SteveU’s Top Ten Contenders (Quick List)
(based on combination of credentials and current form)
1. Sandy Roberts NC (2nd Nationally)
2. Justin Harbor FL (6th Nationally)
3. Jack Bolas NC (9th Nationally)
4. Michael Eaton KY
5. Colby Lowe TX
6. Daniel Gerber TX
7. Ben Hubers GA
8. Kevin Schwab OK
9. Travis Fort TX
10. Todd Smalling TN
HM: Rob Sorrell TN, James Osborne FL, Caleb Vogt FL, Habben Berhane TX, Brandon Birdsong TX, Abreham Daganchew VA, Brad Siragusa VA, Clay Hannah TN, Duncan Phillips TX, Wilhelm Patterson VA
Analysis
Roberts may have been a lucky FL finalist last fall, but he has more than shown he deserved it ever since. He’s the best of a group that includes four FL Nationals returnees. First, he took 16th at FLN; then, he ran 8:59y/4:07y last spring; now he is the new Great American ROC titlist.
Leading returnee Harbor has taken a different route since his superb 3rd of last year, first placing last at FLN, then not really making a big splash in track. But wins at flrunners.com Invitational and, just last week, the fastest win of the day at Manhattan in conditions far from Floridian, have put him right back on the national contender short list.
Returnees Bolas and Eaton are also heavy, heavy favorites to make it back to San Diego, both having run strong since. Bolas was third at GA ROC and has been consistently strong in NC. Eaton has been devastating everywhere he’s run, but he hasn’t faced great competition yet.
After that, it’s much harder to sort out who’s ready to make that elite eight. None of the next three returnees – Fort, Siragusa, and Wilhelm – has been quite as impressive. That’s opened the door for No. 8 returnee Hubers, who has dominated Georgia and won some outside.
Texas, the region’s biggest state, has seen soph Colby Lowe move up and win the Texas A&M meet, and senior Daniel Gerber step up to take Chile Pepper. Oklahoma’s Cowboy Jamboree champ Kevin Schwab impressed as a soph last year and is poised to move up, while Todd Smalling has gotten healthy and potentially overtaken Rob Sorrell.
Top 15 Returnees
1. (3rd) Justin Harbor FL 14:57
2. (5th) Jack Bolas NC 15:01
3. (8th) Michael Eaton KY 15:06
4. (11th) Sandy Roberts NC 15:06
5. (15th) Travis Fort TX 15:27
6. (17th) Brad Siragusa VA 15:30
7. (21st) Patterson Wilhelm VA 15:31
8. (22nd) Ben Hubers GA 15:32
9. (26th) James Osborne FL 15:34
10. (28th) Clay Hannah TN 15:38
11. (31st) Miguel Ocampo NC 15:43
12. (34th) Nathan Frasier GA 15:44
13. (38th) Kevin Schwab OK 15:47
14. (39th) William Tribble SC 15:47
15. (42nd) Lewis Woodard NC 15:48
Bios
1. Sandy Roberts, 2006, Broughton H.S., Raleigh NC
2005 CC: 1st Great American ROC 15:03, 1st Wendy’s 15:03
2005 Track: 6th NON 8:59.23y, 4th Arcadia 9:03.44y, 4:08.7y 1st Under the Stars
2004 CC: 16th FLN 15:50, 9th FLS 15:06
2. Justin Harbor, 2006, Flagler Palm Coast H.S., Palm Coast FL
2005 CC: 1st Manhattan (overall) 12:35 (2.5M), 1st flrunners.com 15:27, 7th Great American ROC 15:41
2005 Track: 3:54.07 Boston HP, 4:12.13 1st Fla. Region, 8:24.19 Boston HP, 15th NON 9:14.26y
2004 CC: 40th FLN 17:09, 3rd FLS 14:57
3. Jack Bolas, 2006, Chapel Hill H.S., Chapel Hill NC
2005 CC: 3rd Great American ROC 15:20
2005 Track: 4:08.23 1st 4A State, 4th NON 4:10.48y
2004 CC: 31st FLN 16:21, 5th FLS 15:01
4. Michael Eaton, 2006, Greenwood H.S., Bowling Green KY
2005 CC: 15:13 1st Trinity Inv, 14:59 1st SKY Conf., 15:05 1st Lexington Cath.
2005 Track: 4:20.13 1st State
2004 CC: 8th FLS 15:06, 33rd FLN 16:22
5. Colby Lowe, 2008, Southlake Carroll H.S., Southlake TX
2005 CC: 1st Texas A&M 14:38 (3M), 1st Marcus Inv 15:17
2005 Track: 9:31.36 District
2004 CC: 65th FLS 15:58, 5th State 15:20
6. Daniel Gerber, 2006, The Woodlands H.S., The Woodlands, TX
2005 CC: 1st Chile Pepper 15:21, 2nd Texas A&M 14:55 (3M)
2005 Track: 9:10.36 2nd District, 4:17.51 2nd Klein
2004 CC: DNC FLS
7. Ben Hubers, 2007, McEachern H.S, Powder Springs GA
2005 CC: 1st Jesse Owens 15:19, 1st Tenn. Classic 14:57 (3M)
2005 Track: 9:21.21 1st State, 4:18.55 1st Cobb Champs
2004 CC: 22nd FLS 15:32
8. Kevin Schwab, 2007, Mustang H.S., Mustang, OK
2005 CC: 1st Cowboy Jamboree 16:21, 15:38 1st Conference
2005 Track: 9:38.00 1st State, 4:26.90 3rd State
2004 CC: 38th FLS 15:47
9. Travis Fort, 2007, Vista Ridge H.S., Cedar Park, TX
2005 CC: 3rd McNeil Inv. 15:44, 1st Klein 15:52
2005 Track: 4:24 1600
2004 CC: 15th FLS 15:27
10. Todd Smalling, 2006, Science Hill HS, Johnson City TN
2005 CC: 2nd Tenn Classic 15:03 (3M), 1st Hagen Stone 15:16, 1st Furman 16:01
2005 Track: 4th State 9:32.45
2004 CC: 51st FLS 15:54
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Nov 24 - Nov 11 - Nov 4 - Initial Analysis -
Nov 24 update
SteveU’s Predicted Top 10 (last ranking)
1. Ashley Brasovan FL (1)
2. Aurora Scott VA (2)
3. Bona Jones FL (8)
4. Kate Niehaus SC (3)
5. Brooke Upshaw TX (4)
6. Kelly Parrish FL (6)
7. Catherine White VA (15)
8. Emily Borsare GA (5)
9. Nichole Jones TX (9)
10. Miranda Walker TX (10)
Not running: None, that I know of.
Ten to Watch (Random Order): Callen Fike NC Rachel Rose VA, Emily Reese GA, Jackie Drouin GA, Carlene Mayfield TX, Rachel Buser WV, Emilie Amaro FL, Laurel Pritchard AL, Cheryl Spring TX, Kathy Kroeger TN.
Honorable Mention: Jackie Areson FL, Kayley Byrne VA, Nicole Mericle TX, Claire Corban MS, Madeline Morgan AL, Kayla Hale FL, Kristen Wolfe VA, Jennifer Dunn AL, Emily Ingham FL, Caitlin Chitwood AL, Lacey Wright AL, Kim Spano NC, Abby Self GA, Alyssa Mankin TN, Renae Vanwyhe TN, Kristin Holloway TN, Laura Steinmetz KY, Tori Lawson FL, Sarrah Hadiji VA, Lori Crotts VA, Andie Cozzarelli NC, Caroline Kirby NC, Tria Metzler NC, Harriott Kelly GA. Michaela Guidry LA, Lydia Woodward LA, Whitney Curry LA, Cory McGee MS, Melissa Pollreis AR, Kristen Radcliff OK, Ina Ables OK.
11/24 Rankings (last ranking)
(based on season performance)
1. Ashley Brasovan FL (1)
2. Aurora Scott VA (2)
3. Kate Niehaus SC (3)
4. Brooke Upshaw TX (5)
5. Kelly Parrish FL (6)
6. Jackie Drouin GA (HM)
7. Catherine White VA (15)
8. Callan Fike NC (7)
9. Bona Jones FL (8)
10. Nichole Jones TX (9)
Breakdown:
After super-freshman Ashley Brasovan FL, the top part of this year’s FL South predictions look a lot like last year’s results … and why not? The top girls have done all the right things to stay on top.
Despite tough competition in her state from Kelly Parrish and others, Brasovan has backed up her fine Great American run and stayed on top there all year. There’s no reason to think she won’t continue. VA’s Aurora Scott also had a great run at GA, but has been hard to track down since mid-October, unless you look at road race results. I did and found a 16:55 5k from last week (she was second *overall*) on a course described as “not particularly fast.” She stays No. 2.
My top six also has three seniors who all qualified last year … and I obviously expect they will again. The vastly experienced Kate Niehaus SC, is actually going for her fourth trip to the finals and, with a state championship and a 16:59 in another race, it looks good for her. Same with Brooke Upshaw TX, who either trained through or wasn’t up to her region race, but then dominated at her state finals. Parrish hasn’t been able to beat Brasovan, but has still run strong all year and her experience should win her another trip.
The surprise pick to get in the top three is Bona Jones FL, however. She’s been coming on strong all year and getting closer to her in-state rivals. With the increased competition, I think this will be her breakthrough.
After that it gets tougher, with the top girls from GA, TX, and VA duking it out. Among the Georgians, I think Emily Borsare is the most talented, with some big wins, fast times, and having been 11th here last year, but she has lost a few head-to-heads to Emily Reese, even before she collapsed with the lead at state. Reese may be more talented that Drouin, but Drouin beat Reese at Furman and had the best time at state.
Texas has returning qualifiers in Miranda Walker (Upshaw’s teammate) and Carlene Mayfield, though both made it from NTN, not FL South. Both ran well at state and all year, despite Walker coming back from injury, but Nichole Jones was the best runner at TX state after Upshaw, so she’s surely in the mix.
At Virginia state, Catherine White and Rachel Rose impressively won different races, both under 18. Callen Fike has been the dominant runner in a slightly down year for North Carolina.
So, I say it’s gonna go White, Borsare, Nichole Jones, and Walker for the final four spots, with Drouin, Reese, Mayfield, Rose, and Fike all close by and ready to move in if someone has a bad day. That’s hardly all of the state champs that will be vying for spots, either. I’ve given some states, especially Florida, credit for having the most depth, which leaves out Laurel Pritchard AL, and Kathy Kroeger TN, among others. So we’ll see how it shakes out.
Nov 4 update
SteveU’s Top Ten Contenders (Quick List)
(based on combination of credentials and current form)
1. Ashley Brasovan FL (1)
2. Aurora Scott VA (2)
3. Kate Niehaus SC (3)
4. Emily Borsare GA (9)
5. Brooke Upshaw TX (4)
6. Kelly Parrish FL (5)
7. Callan Fike NC (HM)
8. Bona Jones FL (HM)
9. Nichole Jones TX (HM)
10. Miranda Walker TX (6)
11. Emily Reese GA (7)
12. Carlene Mayfield TX (8)
13. Rachel Buser WV (13)
14. Emilie Amaro FL (HM)
15. Catherine White VA (NR)
HM: Jackie Drouin GA, Kayley Byrne VA, Rachel Rose VA, Cheryl Spring TX, Laurel Pritchard AL, Nichole Jones TX, Nicole Mericle TX, Claire Corban MS, Becky Stewart VA, Madeline Morgan AL, Kayla Hale FL, Kristen Wolfe VA, Jackie Areson FL, Jennifer Dunn AL, Emily Ingham FL, Caitlin Chitwood AL, Lacey Wright AL, Kim Spano NC, Katie Weise TX, Abby Self GA, Alyssa Mankin TN, Angela Fister TN
Analysis:
This region could come down to the prodigal talent of a couple of undergrads (fr Ashley Brasovan FL, soph Aurora Scott VA) against the experience of savvy seniors and juniors (Kate Niehaus SC, Emily Borsare GA, Brooke Upshaw TX, Kelly Parrish FL).
With their performances at flrunners.com and Great American, respectively, Ashley and Aurora have proven themselves. But their older counterparts are putting up some incredible times. Last weekend, Niehaus scorched a 16:49 in her region meet, while Borsare went 16:59 in hers, with the latter earning several rankings spots. Both compete in state meets Saturday.
Borsare’s is the biggest rankings move, but Callen Fike NC, Nichole Jones TX, and Bona Jones FL all worked their way in from honorable mention (and maybe having been under-ranked) with fast times. Fike ran 17:57 in her region and will be favored at her state meet tomorrow.
TX, VA, and FL all have their state meets next weekend and will begin sorting things ot with region and district battles this weekend. In TX, Southlake teammates Brooke Upshaw and Miranda Walker are always racing Keller’s Carlene Mayfield since they are in the same district, and their district matchup last week saw them run true to their ranking. But Jones, with a 10:40 at her district, is in the same conversation.
In FL, Bona Jones, who has a 17:48 to her credit, joins Emilie Amaro in chasing the times and placings of Brasovan and Parrish.
Initial Analysis
SteveU’s Top Ten Contenders (Quick List)
(based on combination of credentials and current form)
1. Ashley Brasovan FL
2. Aurora Scott VA
3. Kate Niehaus SC
4. Brooke Upshaw TX
5. Kelly Parrish FL
6. Miranda Walker TX
7. Emily Reese GA
8. Carlene Mayfield TX
9. Emily Borsare GA
10. Rachel Buser WV
HM: Emilie Amaro FL, Cheryl Spring TX, Laurel Pritchard AL, Nichole Jones TX, Nicole Mericle TX, Claire Corban MS, Bona Jones FL, Jackie Drouin GA, Becky Stewart VA, Callan Fike NC, Madeline Morgan AL, Kayla Hale FL, Kristen Wolfe VA, Jackie Areson FL, Jennifer Dunn AL, Emily Ingham FL, Caitlin Chitwood AL, Lacey Wright AL, Kim Spano NC, Katie Weise TX, Abby Self GA, Alyssa Mankin TN, Angela Fister TN
Analysis:
The South region has plenty of talented girls, both returning and newcomers. It has proven as much at numerous invitationals, last spring on the track, and most recently with some impressive showings at Great American. But the region has not, collectively, performed well at FL nationals this decade, with a string of last-place finishes among the regions. This year’s group could change that.
Six girls with FL Nationals experience have returned to the fray this fall and all are clearly in the running to get to San Diego again. Added to them is one of the best freshmen in the country – possibly among the top two – and several other quality runners who will be pushing for spots.
Experience is usually the key to a high ranking at this point in the fall, but Ashley Brasovan cannot be denied, given her major-meet record. At Great American, which proved to be an excellent measuring stick for the region, she took the seeded race in 17:33, a time only Aislinn Ryan beat in the ROC. That, combined with her blazing flrunners.com win over fellow Floridian Kelly Parrish, make her the No. 1 runner in the region this fall.
Scott, Niehaus, and Parrish are ranked in order of their times at Great American, though Scott ran in the University race. The order is also generally reflective of their other results, but they are obviously very close. Parrish, it should be noted, has superior track times, including her 10:22.74y at Nike Outdoor last year.
Texas champ Upshaw is mixed in as well. She had losses to teammate Miranda Walker and others early in the season, but has run better in October. Walker, for her part, is coming back from a toe injury after some dominant early-season wins. Carlene Mayfield, another returnee, is also in the mix. She won the big McNeil race, but has lost to her rivals recently. Many Texas races are still two miles.
“The Emilys” from Georgia, Emily Reese and Emily Borsare, also must seriously be considered, though they haven’t had much competition besides each other. Borsare was 11th last fall at FLS and is the sixth returnee, but Reese has had her number in two of three meetings.
West Virginia has had few representatives at nationals, but Rachel Buser, the No. 9 returnee, could add to the short list.
Bios
1. Ashley Brasovan, 2009, Wellington HS, Wellington FL
2005 CC: 1st Great American Seed. 17:33, 1st flrunners.com 17:07, 1st Holy Trinity 17:37
2005 Track: 5:04.55 (1500), 10:41.13 (3k)
2004 CC: DNC
2. Aurora Scott, 2008, Oaktree Academy, Chesapeake VA
2005 CC: 13th Great American Univ. ROC 17:36, 17:32 Norfolk St. 1st, 16:47 (3M) 1st Fork Union
2005 Track: 1st (Freshmen) NON 4:54.08y, 4:32.1 (1500) 3rd JO Int., 9:45.32 (3k) USATF Reg., 10:50.83 1st State
2004 CC: 26th FLN 18:51, 7th FLS 17:43
3. Kate Niehaus, 2006, South Spring Valley H.S., Columbia SC
2005 CC: 4th Great American ROC 17:40, 1st Wendy’s 17:32
2005 Track: 9th NON 10:38.28y, 4:59.14 1st State, 17:01 1st GTC
2004 CC: 33rd FLN 19:17, 5th FLS 17:38
4. Brooke Upshaw, 2006, Southlake Carroll Senior H.S., Southlake TX
2005 CC: 1st Haltom 11:19, 1st Islander 11:00, 3rd TX A&M 17:32 (3M?), 4th MarcusI 11:24
2005 Track: 10:50.4 2nd District (PRs 10:38/4:53)
2004 CC: 28th FLN 18:54, 6th FLS 17:41, 11th NTN 18:56
5. Kelly Parrish, 2006, Ocala Vanguard H.S., Ocala FL
2005 CC: 2nd flrunners.com 17:13, 5th Great American ROC 17:47
2005 Track: 3rd NON 10:22.74y, 2nd Golden South 4:51.64y
2004 CC: 29th FLN 18:58, 8th FLS 17:44
6. Miranda Walker, 2006, Southlake Carroll Senior H.S., Southlake TX
2005 CC: 1st TX A&M 16:59 (3M), 1st MarcusI 10:56, 2nd Islander 11:26, 3rd Haltom 11:52
2005 Track: 4:59.5 1st District, 10:47.3 1st District (PRs 10:32/4:53)
2004 CC: 31st FLN 19:01, 18th FLS 18:11, 14th NTN 19:08
7. Emily Reese, 2008, Chamblee H.S., Chamblee GA
2005 CC: 1st Clara Bowl 17:38, 2nd Boling Park 17:49, 1st Alexander 17:56, 2nd Furman 19:02
2005 Track: 4:32.06 (1500) JO Int. 2nd, 4:54.74 1st State, 9:52.52 JO Int. 3rd, 10:39.74 1st State
2004 CC: DNC FLS
8, Carlene Mayfield, 2006, South Keller H.S., Grapevine TX
2005 CC: 11:05.56 District 3rd, 5:23.32 8th Golden South,
2005 Track: 1st McNeil 18:03, 3rd MarcusI 11:15, 2nd Haltom 11:40
2004 CC: 39th FLN 20:47, 9th FLS 17:52
9. Emily Borsare, 2007, McIntosh H.S., Peachtree City GA
2005 CC: : 2nd Clara Bowl 17:41, 1st Boling Park 17:45, 2nd Alexander 18:02
2005 Track: 5:02.85 1st McEachern, 10:51.14 1st McEachern
2004 CC: 11th FLS
10. Rachel Buser, 2008, Berkeley Springs WV
2005 CC: 1st MtnTopCombo 19:08, 1st Chick-Fil-A 18:22
2005 Track: 10:57.43 1st State, 5:08.25 1st State
2004 CC: 17th FLS 18:09
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