Great American Cross Country Festival
Sept. 23, 2006 Spain Park, Hoover AL
a DyeStat Featured Meet with on-site coverage by John & Donna Dye, John Nepolitan, Doug Speck and Brandon Miles
Boys Race of Champions

Ben Hubers - photo by John Dye

Collegiate NY 59,
Ben Hubers GA 15:39

NE#2 US#11 Collegiate NY 59 ran away with the team title, followed by NE#4 US21 Shenendehowa NY 93 and SE#1 US#15 Midlothian VA 123.

Individually, Ben Hubers GA 15:39 made a big move in the third mile in the woods to win handily), followed by Shen's Steve Murdoch 15:50.

Results - Story

Race Sequence Photo Album - 60 photos, top 30 finishers

Collegiate NY's fourth man Dwayne Alexis (1521) loses 20th position at the finish to Willie Ahearn of Danbury CT (red) and Rob Ellis of Tupelo MS, but Alexis helps Collegiate to big win in Boys Race of Champions. photo by John Dye

Collegiate NY boys - photo by John Nepolitan

Top teams use Great American to vindicate their NTN regional rankings.

by Brandon Miles

Top ranked teams from the Northeast and the Southeast came out of Great American feeling good about themselves and helping to reinforce their standings in the Nike Team Nationals regional rankings. For NE #2 Collegiate and NE #4 Shenendehowa of New York being highly ranked in the preseason in their region to start the season off, they needed a meet to prove themselves. The Northeast region was shaken up considerably due to graduation last year as seen by Collegiate's rise from being unranked in 2005 to preseason #2 ranked in the Northeast region this year. Beating the top teams in the weaker Southeast region at Great American would certainly be a step in legitimizing their rankings.

Meanwhile, the Midlothian and Brentsville boys of Virginia, ranked #1 and #2 in the Southeast currently, would be facing the best teams from the Deep South states of Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. There was plenty of criticism for Virginia having six teams ranked in the preseason rankings, so the two teams from the Old Dominion were not only at Great American to prove their own team's standings, but showcase the strength and depth of teams found in the state this fall.

Collegiate coach George Calano was very anxious to see his team compete. It was the team's first race of the year, so there had been several weeks of waiting to see how strong workouts would translate into race performances for the Northeast's #2 ranked team. Coach Calano gave his boys a race strategy and they executed to perfection by winning the Nike Race of Champions with a low team score of 59 points.

"We tried to run at our threshold pace for the first mile at about 5 to 5:15 range and then work from there," said Calano. Following this strategy, Collegiate still had their entire top five in the top 40 places after a mile. The boys from Manhattan continued to work up through the hills in the woods loop and still had more left in the tank for a strong finish after cresting the last major hill in the woods. "We were going to conserve a little on the hill to save for the last 800 meters."

Collegiate's top five finished in a monsoon on a hot and muggy morning in Alabama with a 23 second gap. Chris Williams was the team's top finisher in 11th place with a time of 16:26.2 and soon to follow Williams would be teammates Dylan Trotzuk (14th, 16: 32.3), Itse Begho (17th, 16:43.6), Dwayne Alexis (20th, 16:47.0), and Peter Vizcarrondo (21st, 16:49.5). Collegiate averaged 16:39.72 on the challenging Spain Park 5K course to finish 34 points ahead of NE #4 Shenendehowa. Despite the big win, one area of concern for Collegiate has to be the fall off after their fifth runner, with sixth and seventh runners finishing at 105th (18: 09.1) and 142nd (18:51.1). Collegiate cannot afford to lose one of their top five runners. The team will get two weeks to savor the Great American before running at Van Courtland Park on October 7th in the NYC Mayor's Cup.

Shenendehowa did not hurt themselves finishing second well ahead of the top ranked Southeast region teams -- SE #1 Midlothian (3rd, 123 pts) and SE #4 Brentsville (4th, 152 pts) as well as NE #5 Warwick Valley (6th, 179 pts). Shen was led by Saratoga Springs transfer Stephen Murdock as he finished as the individual race runner-up with a time of 15: 49.6. Murdock was one of only three runners to dip under 16 minutes on the day. While Shenendehowa had the better front runner in Murdock over Collegiate, Collegiate ran away from them in the team scoring with the rest of Shenendehowa's top five more spread out.

Shenendehowa nearly put three runners under 17 minutes with Murdock, Zach Predmore (15th, 16:38.7), and Adam Quinn (27th, 17:00.4). Jamie Glover (35th, 17:10.0), and Zac Suriano (38th, 17:12.5) rounded out the New York squad's team scoring.

Virginia teams control their own destiny

Top ranked Southeast squad from Virginia in Midlothian certainly has greater control over their own destiny to Nike Team Nationals as the region's top finishing team at Great American. At last year's Great American Cross Country Festival, the top two Southeast finishing teams in the Race of Champions in North Carolina's Chapel Hill and Kentucky's St. Xavier, ended up representing the region at Nike Team Nationals.

The Midlothian boys were well aware of the challenging woods loop and how a quick early pace would be ill-advised. Midlothian junior Mark Merritt explained the team's race plan, "Coach Morgan told us to take it out easy because the race was all in the second mile with the hills in the back that were pretty tough. I think we did pretty good." Pretty good is a the proper way to explain their team performance as they defeated four Southeast regionally ranked squads in SE #2 Brentsville of Virginia (4th, 152 pts), SE #5 Parkview of Georgia (7th, 195 pts), SE #7 Chiles of Florida (7th, 195 pts), and SE #8 Smiths Station of Alabama (16th, 391 pts).

Midlothian had a solid front three in Jason Witt (9th, 16:24.7), Merritt (22nd, 16:54.6), and Jonathan Mellis (31st, 17:03.0), but it was the races from their #4 and #5 runners in Thomas Cole (42nd, 17:17.5) and Tommy Reese (48th, 17: 25.5) that helped distance themselves from the rest of the region's Southeast teams including their toughest challenger for the third consecutive weekend in SE #2 Brentsville.

Brentsville had finished only two points shy of Midlothian in both team's opening 5K races at the Great Meadows Invitational two weekends ago and scored a victory of the region's #1 ranked team last weekend at their home 5x2500 meter relay race.

The Tigers of Brentsville looked like they were going to be able to knock Midlothian off three runners as Adam Henken (7th, 16:20.2) and Henry Melius (10th, 16:25) packed it up on Midlothian's top runner in Witt as Melius nearly finished ahead of Witt. Brentsville's third runner Ray Delgado 932nd, 17: 04.9) finished right behind Midlo's #3 Mellis in a nearly identical finish between two runners from their opening invites at Great Meadows. Through three runners, Brentsville led Midlothian 35 to 47, but a point swing of 41 points would be tipped in Midlothian's favor in the #4 and #5 runner positions.

Midlothian put five runners ahead of Brentsville's #4 Luke Watts (59th, 17:34.5) and six runners ahead of Brentsville's #5 Grant Burress (71st, 17:40.5) with Michael Hammond as Midlothian's sixth finisher in 67th place (17: 38.8).

Despite finishing further back from Midlothian than the Brentsville boys would like after a close second place in their opening race and a three second victory last weekend in a 5x2500 meter relay, Coach Dulin's team is still in a good position for a NTN berth finishing well ahead of other Southeast ranked squads at Great American. The Midlothian and Brentsville teams traveled together to Hoover on a charter bus and Brentsville senior Henry Melius would certainly enjoy a second joint trip with Midlothian to Portland, Oregon in December for Nike Team Nationals. "That would be awesome. With all of our hard work and I'm sure Midlothian has been working extremely hard as well, toward that goal."

Danbury CT surprises

Danbury of Connecticut was a big surprise in taking fifth place with 157 points as the unranked Northeast team finished ahead of NE #5 Warwick Valley and only five points behind SE #2 Brentsville. Danbury had just one runner under 17 minutes in Willie Ahearn (18th, 16: 44.8), but was well packed with their remaining top five in Matt Terry (30th, 17:02.7), Brady Becker (36th, 17:10.3), Parker Boudreau (50th, 17:26.2), and Ricky Balmaseda (54th, 17:28.6).

the rest of the Southeast

Parkview of Georgia, the #5 ranked team in the Southeast, finished seventh as the region's third finishing team in the field with 195 points. The team certainly is a stronger team as showed as their usual team order was all out of sync at Great American. Parkview #3 Josh Pinson ran #1 in 16th place with a time of 16: 41.6, #1 Michael Winston ran #2 in 44th place (17:20.9), #5 JJ van Tonder ran #3 in 46th place (17:24.3), #2 Marcelis Lynch ran #4 in 51st (17:26.4), and #4 Brett Richardson ran #5 in 71st place (17:40.5). It was a testament to their team's strength to still finish in seventh and ahead of SE #7 Chiles of Florida (8th, 259 pts). Unfortunately for Parkview, it may be the only time this season that they will face some of the region's top ranked squads such as Midlothian and Brentsville.


The lack of a front runner really hurt Florida's top team in Chiles in coming anywhere close to striking distance to the two Virginia squads in Midlothian and Brentsville as their top finisher Chris Renneker (41st, 17: 17.1) finished just ahead of Midlothian's #4 Thomas Cole (42nd, 17:17.5). Rounding out the top five for Coach Gowan's squad were Daniel Miletich (45th, 17:22.85), Calvin Vannoy (64th, 17:36.2), Stan Reecy (69th, 17:39.6), and Chris Lake (75th, 17: 45.6) for the Southeast's tightest packed top five in the Race of Champions.

It was a rough day for Alabama's top team and SE #8 ranked Smiths Station as their top runner in Spencer Ferguson collapsed before the finish and stayed down several minutes before walking in to  finish (163rd, 20: 57.6). Even with Ferguson's collapse, it was not a banner day for the Smiths Station boys with their first finisher not crossing the line until Rickey Martin in 62nd place at 17:35.5.

With Smiths Station falling apart, several unranked Southeast teams were able to take advantage and have high team finishes. The two squads from Tennessee in Oak Ridge (10th, 309 pts) and Baylor School (11th, 324 pts) had solid team showings that may or may not warrant NTN regional rankings this week.

Georgian Ben Hubers wins individual honors

McEachern High School senior Ben Hubers of Georgia won the individual title in the Nike Race of Champions in a time of 15:38.4. After the lead pack went out in a conservative pace for the first mile, Hubers decided to make a move sooner than he had planned. "I expected it go out a lot faster. I wasn't suppose to make a move until halfway in, but it went out so slow that I ended up making a move just right after the first mile and we had a nice long downhill after that and I kind of broke away from there," said Hubers.

Adam Lenz of Colorado and Brian Rhodes-Devey of New York attempted to give Hubers chase as they entered into the woods section, but Hubers was able to pull away from them.

While in the woods, Shenendehowa's Stephen Murdock began to move up to pass Rhodes-Devey and end up moving ahead of Lenz for second, but Hubers had enough left in the tank even after the final big hill in the woods loop to hold off any challengers. "The tough uphill took a lot out of me, but it wasn't impossible or anything. Then when I hit the long sloping downhill, I was feel pretty confident at that point and I just had to kick it in," said Hubers.

Hubers finished strong to cross the line in a time of 15:38.4, giving him high hopes for the rest of this season as a returning Foot Locker finalist. Hubers finished 18th in last year's race in San Diego. "Last year I really didn't know what to do coming into the race. It was my first time and I was kind of dazzled by the whole thing. This year I go in expecting how everything is going to work. This year I want to win it."

The road to San Diego will be tough for Hubers as he will face fierce competition in his own state from the likes of Walton's Jay Heller and Berkmar's Girma Mecoheso. "We [Hubers and Heller] have been rivals for the past three years. Its been great competing with him. Also this year we have a guy from Kenya named Girma, who has put down some really solid times this year. Its going to be a struggle to see how comes out on top."

Hubers also speaks well of other top runners in the Southeast region and thinks that the region well be represented this fall at Foot Locker Nationals. "I know that Southern distance running as good as it is going right now, has a reputation for crapping out. I don't think that is going to happen this year. We've got a strong bunch of guys and I know we can do really well this year."

The move of the Great American to the Deep South in Alabama certainly provides the stage and opportunity for the top individuals and teams in the Southeast to show what they are made of.

 

Resullts 

Flash Results, Inc.                                        Hy-Tek's Meet Manager
                Great American Cross Country Festival - 9/23/2006                
                             Spain Park, Hoover, AL                              
                              Last Completed Event           
							  
							  Team Scores                                   
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Rank Team                      Total    1    2    3    4    5   *6   *7   *8   *9
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   1 Collegiate School, New Yo    59    7    9   12   15   16   96  131          
      Total Time:  1:23:18.60                                                    
         Average:    16:39.72                                                    
   2 Shenendehowa HS, Clifton     93    1   10   21   29   32   42   88          
      Total Time:  1:23:51.20                                                    
         Average:    16:46.24                                                    
   3 Midlothian HS, Midlothian   123    5   17   25   35   41   61  115          
      Total Time:  1:25:05.30                                                    
         Average:    17:01.06                                                    
   4 Brentsville HS, Nokesvill   152    3    6   26   52   65   74  110          
      Total Time:  1:25:05.10                                                    
         Average:    17:01.02                                                    
   5 Danbury HS, Danbury, CT     157   13   24   30   43   47   54   82          
      Total Time:  1:25:52.60                                                    
         Average:    17:10.52                                                    
   6 Warwick Valley HS, Warwic   179    4   22   28   59   66  112  132          
      Total Time:  1:25:56.80                                                    
         Average:    17:11.36                                                    
   7 Parkview HS, Lilburn, GA    195   11   37   39   44   64   70  124          
      Total Time:  1:26:33.70                                                    
         Average:    17:18.74                                                    
   8 Chiles HS, Tallahassee, F   259   34   38   57   62   68   77  108          
      Total Time:  1:27:41.30                                                    
         Average:    17:32.26                                                    
   9 Tupelo HS, Tupelo, MS       289   14   27   51   97  100  101               
      Total Time:  1:27:48.50                                                    
         Average:    17:33.70                                                    
  10 Oak Ridge HS, Oak Ridge,    309   33   40   67   75   94   95  118          
      Total Time:  1:28:22.70                                                    
         Average:    17:40.54                                                    
  11 Baylor School, Chattanoga   324   36   50   69   71   98  106  117          
      Total Time:  1:28:36.10                                                    
         Average:    17:43.22                                                    
  12 The Westminster Schools,    340   20   31   46  121  122  133  137          
      Total Time:  1:28:59.10                                                    
         Average:    17:47.82                                                    
  13 Walton HS, Marietta, GA     360   53   58   81   83   85  109  130          
      Total Time:  1:29:08.50                                                    
         Average:    17:49.70                                                    
  14 Bishop Hendricken HS, War   366    8   63   86   93  116  127  140          
      Total Time:  1:28:46.40                                                    
         Average:    17:45.28                                                    
  15 Holy Trinity Academy, Mel   369   19   45   73   87  145  147  149          
      Total Time:  1:30:28.00                                                    
         Average:    18:05.60                                                    
  16 Smiths Station HS, Smiths   391   55   60   80   92  104  129  148          
      Total Time:  1:29:32.20                                                    
         Average:    17:54.44                                                    
  17 Sickles HS, Tampa, FL       394   18   49   89  113  125  144               
      Total Time:  1:29:43.30                                                    
         Average:    17:56.66                                                    
  18 Hoover HS, Hoover, AL       395   23   72   84  102  114  119               
      Total Time:  1:29:33.30                                                    
         Average:    17:54.66                                                    
  19 St. Xavier HS, Louisville   407   48   78   79   99  103  123  128          
      Total Time:  1:29:44.10                                                    
         Average:    17:56.82                                                    
  20 Lyman HS, Longwood, FL      431    2   56  111  126  136  143  146          
      Total Time:  1:30:04.80                                                    
         Average:    18:00.96                                                    
  21 Oak Mountain HS, Birmingh   527   76   91  105  120  135                    
      Total Time:  1:31:55.40                                                    
         Average:    18:23.08                                                    
  22 Bob Jones HS, Madison, AL   608   90  107  134  138  139  141  142          
      Total Time:  1:34:11.10                                                    
         Average:    18:50.22   
		 
		 Event 6  Boys 5k Run CC Nike ROC
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    Name                    Year School                  Finals  Points          
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  1 Ben Hubers                07 McEachern HS, Powde    15:38.4                  
  2 Stephen Murdock           07 Shenendehowa HS, Cl    15:49.6    1             
  3 Adam Lenz                 07 Crested Butte Ac, C    15:56.4                  
  4 Brian Rhodes-Devey        07 Guilderland Cent, G    16:07.1                  
  5 Andy Wacker               07 Pinecrest HS, South    16:11.1                  
  6 Bobby Saltsman            07 Lyman HS, Longwood,    16:12.1    2             
  7 Adam Henken               07 Brentsville HS, Nok    16:20.2    3             
  8 Terrence Prial            07 Warwick Valley H, W    16:24.1    4             
  9 Jason Witt                09 Midlothian HS, Midl    16:24.7    5             
 10 Henry Melius              07 Brentsville HS, Nok    16:25.0    6             
 11 Chris Williams            07 Collegiate Schoo, N    16:26.2    7             
 12 Brian Sklodowski          07 Tatnall School, Wil    16:27.1                  
 13 Stephen Wood              07 Bishop Hendricke, W    16:27.5    8             
 14 Dylan Trotzuk             09 Collegiate Schoo, N    16:32.3    9             
 15 Zach Predmore             07 Shenendehowa HS, Cl    16:38.7   10             
 16 Josh Pinson               07 Parkview HS, Lilbur    16:41.6   11             
 17 Itse Begho                07 Collegiate Schoo, N    16:43.6   12             
 18 Willie Ahearn             09 Danbury HS, Danbury    16:44.8   13             
 19 Rob Ellis                 09 Tupelo HS, Tupelo,     16:45.5   14             
 20 Dwayne Alexis             07 Collegiate Schoo, N    16:47.0   15             
 21 Peter Vizcarrondo         07 Collegiate Schoo, N    16:49.5   16             
 22 Mark Merritt              09 Midlothian HS, Midl    16:54.6   17             
 23 Spencer Carter            07 Greeley West HS, Gr    16:57.1                  
 24 Derek Wehunt              08 Sickles HS, Tampa,     16:58.1   18             
 25 Kyle Cooke                09 Holy Trinity Aca, M    16:58.4   19             
 26 Reynolds White            07 The Westminster, At    16:59.5   20             
 27 Adam Quinn                07 Shenendehowa HS, Cl    17:00.4   21             
 28 Zack Price                07 Warwick Valley H, W    17:00.7   22             
 29 Tim Landry                06 Hoover HS, Hoover,     17:02.1   23             
 30 Matt Terry                09 Danbury HS, Danbury    17:02.7   24             
 31 Jonathan Mellis           07 Midlothian HS, Midl    17:03.0   25             
 32 Ray Delgado               09 Brentsville HS, Nok    17:04.9   26             
 33 Drew Kellum               07 Tupelo HS, Tupelo,     17:07.8   27             
 34 Greg Miniger              09 Warwick Valley H, W    17:09.2   28             
 35 Jamie Glover              10 Shenendehowa HS, Cl    17:10.0   29             
 36 Brady Becker              07 Danbury HS, Danbury    17:10.3   30             
 37 Tucker Hartley            09 The Westminster, At    17:11.1   31             
 38 Zac Suriano               09 Shenendehowa HS, Cl    17:12.5   32             
 39 Maclean O'Donnell         09 Oak Ridge HS, Oak R    17:13.4   33             
 40 Tanner Carothers          07 Northland Prepar, F    17:14.6                  
 41 Chris Renneker            07 Chiles HS, Tallahas    17:17.1   34             
 42 Thomas Cole               09 Midlothian HS, Midl    17:17.5   35             
 43 Waldo du Plessis          09 Baylor School, Chat    17:17.8   36             
 44 Michael Winston           06 Parkview HS, Lilbur    17:20.9   37             
 45 Daniel Miletich           09 Chiles HS, Tallahas    17:22.8   38             
 46 JJ van Tonder             07 Parkview HS, Lilbur    17:24.3   39             
 47 Chris Cole                09 Oak Ridge HS, Oak R    17:24.9   40             
 48 Tommy Reese               07 Midlothian HS, Midl    17:25.5   41             
 49 Mike Danaher              10 Shenendehowa HS, Cl   x17:26.0   42             
 50 Parker Boudreau           09 Danbury HS, Danbury    17:26.2   43             
 51 Marcelis Lynch            07 Parkview HS, Lilbur    17:26.4   44             
 52 Bret Butler               10 Holy Trinity Aca, M    17:27.2   45             
 53 Knox Sutterfield          09 The Westminster, At    17:28.4   46             
 54 Ricky Balmaseda           09 Danbury HS, Danbury    17:28.6   47             
 55 Justin Bowling            07 St. Xavier HS, Loui    17:30.3   48             
 56 Daniel Wehunt             08 Sickles HS, Tampa,     17:30.6   49             
 57 Evan Sharber              07 Baylor School, Chat    17:31.0   50             
 58 Gordon Lee                10 Tupelo HS, Tupelo,     17:33.4   51             
 59 Luke Watts                09 Brentsville HS, Nok    17:34.5   52             
 60 Mark Viglotti             09 Walton HS, Marietta    17:34.6   53             
 61 Justin Rau                09 Danbury HS, Danbury   x17:34.8   54             
 62 Rickey Martin             07 Smiths Station H, S    17:35.5   55             
 63 Shane Cook                07 Lyman HS, Longwood,    17:35.6   56             
 64 Calvin Vannoy             09 Chiles HS, Tallahas    17:36.2   57             
 65 Thomas Pilliod            09 Walton HS, Marietta    17:36.4   58             
 66 Matt Laroe                09 Warwick Valley H, W    17:38.4   59             
 67 Nathan Prickett           09 Smiths Station H, S    17:38.8   60             
 67 Michael Hammond              Midlothian HS         x17:38.8   61             
 69 Stan Reecy                07 Chiles HS, Tallahas    17:39.6   62             
 70 Alexander Varone          07 Bishop Hendricke, W    17:40.1   63             
 71 Brett Richardson          07 Parkview HS, Lilbur    17:40.5   64             
 71 Grant Burress             10 Brentsville HS, Nok    17:40.5   65             
 73 Alex Leuchanka            10 Warwick Valley H, W    17:44.4   66             
 74 Ethan McGroom             09 Oak Ridge HS, Oak R    17:45.1   67             
 75 Chris Lake                07 Chiles HS, Tallahas    17:45.6   68             
 76 Jordan Apfeld             07 Baylor School, Chat    17:47.8   69             
 77 Brian Detweiler           09 Parkview HS, Lilbur   x17:48.4   70             
 78 Colton Popp               09 Baylor School, Chat    17:49.0   71             
 79 Patrick McGregor          09 Hoover HS, Hoover,     17:50.6   72             
 80 Kyle Butler               07 Holy Trinity Aca, M    17:51.3   73             
 81 Andrew Johnson            09 Brentsville HS, Nok   x17:51.8   74             
 82 Phil Riemer               09 Oak Ridge HS, Oak R    17:52.1   75             
 83 James Adair               07 Oak Mountain HS, Bi    17:53.1   76             
 84 Bryan Miletich            07 Chiles HS, Tallahas   x17:53.2   77             
 85 Austin Miller             09 St. Xavier HS, Loui    17:53.5   78             
 86 Logan Dwyer               09 Northland Prepar, F    17:53.6                  
 87 Shawn Van Hoose           09 St. Xavier HS, Loui    17:55.2   79             
 88 John Neill                07 Smiths Station H, S    17:56.6   80             
 89 Justin Kerzie             07 Walton HS, Marietta    17:57.7   81             
 90 Joey Bubniak              10 Danbury HS, Danbury   x17:58.9   82             
 91 Jeremy Schmid             09 Walton HS, Marietta    17:59.4   83             
 92 Justin Rogers             07 Hoover HS, Hoover,     18:00.2   84             
 93 Will Bryfczynski          10 Walton HS, Marietta    18:00.4   85             
 94 Bronson Venable           09 Bishop Hendricke, W    18:01.2   86             
 95 Tyler Truitt              10 Holy Trinity Aca, M    18:01.4   87             
 96 Thomas Soeller            07 Shenendehowa HS, Cl   x18:02.5   88             
 97 Ciprian Mejia             09 Sickles HS, Tampa,     18:04.3   89             
 98 Hunter Spurgeon           07 Bob Jones HS, Madis    18:04.6   90             
 99 Smith Wilbanks            07 Oak Mountain HS, Bi    18:05.8   91             
100 Jon Fischer               09 Smiths Station H, S    18:06.6   92             
101 Tomas McLaughlin          09 Bishop Hendricke, W    18:07.1   93             
102 Ben Shassere              07 Oak Ridge HS, Oak R    18:07.2   94             
103 Emerson Peacock           09 Oak Ridge HS, Oak R   x18:08.1   95             
104 Shane George              09 Smiths Stn Hs-Ns, S    18:08.2                  
105 Hugh Parker               10 Collegiate Schoo, N   x18:09.1   96             
106 Max Holman                08 Tupelo HS, Tupelo,     18:10.0   97             
107 Skylar Townsend           08 Baylor School, Chat    18:10.5   98             
108 Kyle Idstein              07 St. Xavier HS, Loui    18:11.4   99             
109 Chase Elliot              07 Tupelo HS, Tupelo,     18:11.8  100             
110 Mackenzie Copeland        09 Tupelo HS, Tupelo,    x18:12.4  101             
111 Nick Perkins              09 Hoover HS, Hoover,     18:13.4  102             
112 Patrick Van Hoose         07 St. Xavier HS, Loui    18:13.7  103             
113 Jay Moulton               07 Smiths Station H, S    18:14.7  104             
114 Shane Brogdan             10 Oak Mountain HS, Bi    18:16.1  105             
115 Aaron Massey              07 Chiles Hs-Ns, Talla    18:17.3                  
116 Justin Sawyer             09 Baylor School, Chat   x18:18.8  106             
117 Clay Warden               07 Bob Jones HS, Madis    18:20.2  107             
118 Zack Andrews              09 Chiles HS, Tallahas   x18:20.8  108             
119 Daniel Heller             09 Walton HS, Marietta   x18:22.5  109             
120 Kaleb Comer               10 Brentsville HS, Nok   x18:23.3  110             
121 Jordan Eiserman           07 Lyman HS, Longwood,    18:24.2  111             
122 Frank Pfaffenberger       06 Warwick Valley H, W   x18:26.3  112             
123 Kyle Kraft                07 Sickles HS, Tampa,     18:26.6  113             
124 Joel Rogers               07 Hoover HS, Hoover,     18:27.0  114             
125 Josh McEachin             07 Chiles Hs-Ns, Talla    18:28.9                  
126 Mike Waite                07 Midlothian HS, Midl   x18:30.2  115             
127 John Holleran             07 Bishop Hendricke, W    18:30.5  116             
128 Layne Summerhill          08 Baylor School, Chat   x18:30.6  117             
129 John Sharpe               08 Oak Ridge HS, Oak R   x18:34.4  118             
130 Alec Hamm                 06 Hoover HS, Hoover,    x18:34.5  119             
131 Drake Ott                 10 Oak Mountain HS, Bi    18:36.8  120             
132 Andrew Stowe              09 The Westminster, At    18:39.2  121             
133 George Fryhofer           09 The Westminster, At    18:40.9  122             
134 Dallas Stoller            07 St. Xavier HS, Loui   x18:41.3  123             
135 Nick Williams             08 Parkview HS, Lilbur   x18:42.0  124             
136 Sean Jansen               07 Sickles HS, Tampa,     18:43.7  125             
137 Pablo Durango             09 Lyman HS, Longwood,    18:45.9  126             
138 Andrew Palumbo            07 Bishop Hendricke, W   x18:47.6  127             
139 Charlie Redmon            07 St. Xavier HS, Loui   x18:49.0  128             
140 Andy Henderson            10 Smiths Station H, S   x18:49.7  129             
141 Jay Heller                07 Walton HS, Marietta   x18:50.7  130             
142 Hashem Zikry              10 Collegiate Schoo, N   x18:51.1  131             
143 Chris Bilbrew             07 Smiths Stn Hs-Ns, S    18:52.1                  
144 Brad Ackerman             09 Warwick Valley H, W   x18:57.3  132             
145 Joel O'Neal               07 The Westminster, At   x18:58.1  133             
146 Nick Schwartztrauber      07 Bob Jones HS, Madis    18:59.0  134             
147 Chisum Curruthers         09 Oak Mountain HS, Bi    19:03.6  135             
148 Jake McDade               07 Lyman HS, Longwood,    19:07.0  136             
149 Josh Brown                09 Chiles Hs-Ns, Talla    19:11.3                  
150 Petter Bauer              07 The Westminster, At   x19:12.0  137             
151 Ryan Dutton               07 Smiths Stn Hs-Ns, S    19:19.3                  
152 Patrick Combs             07 Bob Jones HS, Madis    19:21.5  138             
153 Josiah Harwell            07 Bob Jones HS, Madis    19:25.8  139             
154 Alex Sakovitz             10 Bishop Hendricke, W   x19:32.4  140             
155 Mike Wilbur               07 Shen Hs-Ns, Clifton    19:43.6                  
156 David Olson               10 Bob Jones HS, Madis   x19:50.6  141             
157 Stephen Anderson          07 Bob Jones HS, Madis   x19:55.9  142             
158 Gage Bricklemaier         09 Lyman HS, Longwood,   x20:03.6  143             
159 Brett Wilson              09 Sickles HS, Tampa,    x20:06.0  144             
160 Daniel Turner             09 Holy Trinity Aca, M    20:09.7  145             
161 Lucas Morrison            09 Lyman HS, Longwood,   x20:15.0  146             
162 Connor O'Brien            08 Holy Trinity Aca, M   x20:28.9  147             
163 Spencer Ferguson          09 Smiths Station H, S   x20:57.6  148             
164 Adam Cooke                99 Holy Trinity Aca, M   x20:59.2  149             
165 Tyler Braman              09 Chiles Hs-Ns, Talla    21:21.6

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