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Preseason National Rankings - Boys - 2013 Cross Country - DyeStat - HS

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DyeStat.com   Aug 30th 2013, 2:28pm

Preseason National Boys Cross Country Top 120

By Rob Monroe

1. Christian Brothers Acad. (Lincroft, N.J.) - NXN Nats 4th; NXN-NE Champ; NJ Non-Public A Grp Champ

2. Gig Harbor (Gig Harbor, Washington) - NXN-Northwest ninth place; Washington 4A 3rd place

3. American Fork (American Fork, Utah) - NXN Nationals 2nd; NXN-SW Champion; Utah 5A Champion

4. Arcadia (Arcadia, California) - NXN Nationals Champion; California Div 1 Champ; CIF-SS D1 Champ

5. Henderson (West Chester, Pennsylvania) - NXN Nats 15th; NXN-NE 3rd; Pennsylvania 3A Champ

6. North Central (Spokane, Washington) - NXN Nats 3rd; NXN-NW Champ; Washington 3A Champ

7. Polytechnic (Long Beach, California) - California Div 1 5th place; CIF-SS D1 Finals sixth place

8. Northport (Northport, New York) - NXN-New York 7th place; New York Federations 5th place

9. Carmel (Carmel, Indiana) - NXN Nationals 11th place; NXN-Midwest Runner-up; Indiana Champion

10. York (Elmhurst, Illinois) - NXN Nationals sixth place; NXN-Midwest Champion; Illinois 3A Champion

11. Don Bosco Preparatory (Ramsey, New Jersey) - NXN-NE 4th place; NJ Non-Public A Group 2nd

12. Brentwood (Brentwood, Tennessee) - NXN-Southeast fourth place; Tennessee 3A Champion

13. The Tatnall School (Wilmington, Delaware) - NXN-SE 7th place; Delaware Div 2 Champion

14. Dana Hills (Dana Point, California) - California Div 1 State 8th place; CIF-SS D1 Finals 7th place

15. De La Salle (Concord, California) - California Div 1 12th place; CIF-NCS D1 Finals Runner-up

16. O'Fallon (O'Fallon Township, Illinois) - NXN-Midwest ninth place; Illinois 3A State Runner-up

17. Central Catholic (Portland, Oregon) - NXN-Northwest 11th place; Oregon 6A State Champion

18. Needham Broughton (Raleigh, North Carolina) - NXN-SE 9th place; North Carolina 4A Champion

19. St. Anthony's (South Huntington, New York) - NXN-NY 3rd place; New York Federations 3rd place

20. The McCallie School (Chattanooga, Tennessee) - Tennessee D2-AA State Champion

21. William Mason (Mason, Ohio) - NXN-Midwest 14th place; Ohio Division 1 State Runner-up

22. Wayzata (Wayzata, Minnesota) - NXN-Heartland sixth place; Minnesota 2A State third place

23. Belen Jesuit Preparatory (Miami, Florida) - NXN-Southeast fifth place; Florida 3A State Champion

24. Madera South (Madera, California) - California Division 1 State 7th place; CIF-CS D1 Champion

25. Brea Olinda (Brea, California) - California Div 3 State third place; CIF-SS D3 Finals 2nd

26. Southlake Carroll (Southlake, Texas) - NXN Nats 8th place; NXN-South Champ; Texas 5A Champ

27. Central Valley (Veradale, Washington) - NXN-Northwest eighth place; Washington 4A Champion

28. Mountain Vista (Highlands Ranch, Colorado) - NXN-Southwest sixth place; Colorado 5A Champion

29. Columbus North (Columbus, Indiana) - NXN-Midwest fourth place; Indiana State sixth place

30. Nathan Hale (Seattle, Washington) - NXN-Northwest seventh place; Washington 3A State third place

31. Hilliard Davidson (Hilliard, Ohio) - NXN-Midwest 15th place; Ohio Division 1 State fifth place

32. Westlake (Westlake Village, California) - California Div 2 State Champion; CIF-SS D2 Champion

33. Redondo Union (Redondo Beach, California) - California Div 2 3rd place; CIF-SS D3 3rd place

34. Lewisville Marcus (Flower Mound, Texas) - NXN-South third place; Texas 5A State fifth place

35. Jurupa Hills (Fontana, California) - California Division 3 State fifth place; CIF-SS D3 Finals fourth place

36. St. Xavier (Cincinnati, Ohio) - NXN Nationals 9th place; NXN-MW third place; Ohio Division 1 Champion

37. Kamiakin (Kennewick, Washington) - NXN Nationals 7th place; NXN-Northwest 2nd; Washington 3A 2nd

38. Pembroke (Pembroke, Massachusetts) - NXN-NE 6th place; Massachusetts Div 2 All-State Champion

39. Illiana Christian (Lansing, Illinois) - NXN-Midwest 19th place; Illinois 2A State sixth place

40. St. Xavier (Louisville, Kentucky) - NXN Nationals 14th place; NXN-SE Champion; Kentucky 3A Champion

41. Milford (Highland, Michigan) – Michigan D1 State Champion

42. California (Whittier, California) – California D1 State Runner-up; CIF-SS D1 Finals fourth place

43. Warren (Downey, California) – CIF-SS D1 Finals 15th place

44. Rancho Buena Vista (Vista, California) – CIF-SDS D1 Finals fourth place

45. Saratoga Springs (Saratoga Springs, New York) – NXN Nats 12th place; NXN-NY 2nd; NY Feds 1st

46. Riverton (Riverton, Utah) – NXN-Southwest 13th; Utah 5A state 3rd place

47. Wheaton-Warrenville South (Wheaton, Illinois) – Illinois 3A State 17th place

48. The Woodlands (The Woodlands, Texas) – NXN Nats 22nd place; NXN-SO 2nd place; TX 5A State 2nd

49. Palos Verdes (Palos Verdes Estates, California) – California D3 State 2nd; CIF-SS D3 Finals 1st

50. Chaminade (Mineola, New York) – New York Federations seventh place

51. New Trier (Winnetka, Illinois) – NXN-Midwest 18th place; Illinois 3A State 14th place

52. Stillwater (Stillwater, Minnesota) – NXN-Heartland fourth place; Minnesota 2A State Champion

53. La Salle Academy (Providence, Rhode Island) – NXN-Northeast eighth place; New England Runner-up

54. West Windsor-Plainsboro South (Princeton, New Jersey) – New Jersey Group 4 Champion

55. Laramie (Laramie, Wyoming) – Wyoming 4A State Champion

56. Midlothian (Midlothian, Virginia) – NXN-Southeast sixth place; Virginia 3A State Runner-up

57. Garfield (Seattle, Washington) – Washington 4A State sixth place

58. Corning (Corning, New York) – New York Federations 17th place

59. North Allegheny (Wexford, Pennsylvania) – Pennsylvania 3A State fourth place

60. College Park (The Woodlands, Texas) – NXN-South fifth place; Texas 5A State third place

61. John Hersey (Arlington Heights, Illinois) – NXN-Midwest 25th place; Illinois 3A State 19th place

62. Hinsdale Central (Hinsdale, Illinois) – Illinois 3A State 12th place

63. Ogden (Ogden, Utah) – NXN-Southwest tenth place; Utah 3A State Champion

64. Strake Jesuit (Houston, Texas) – NXN-South seventh place; Texas 5A State 11th place

65. Davis (Kaysville, Utah) – NXN Nats 13th place; NXN-SW 2nd place; UT 5A State 2nd

66. Loyola (Los Angeles, California) – California D2 State sixth place; CIF-SS D2 Finals seventh place

67. Del Campo (Fair Oaks, California) – California D2 State tenth place; CIF-SJS D2 Finals Champion

68. Downers Grove North (Downers Grove, Illinois) – Illinois 3A Marist Section 11th place

69. Bozeman (Bozeman, Montana) – NXN-Northwest Open Champion; Montana 2A State Champion

70. Cardinal O’Hara (Springfield, Pennsylvania) – NXN-Nats 15th place; NXN-NE 2nd; PA 3A State 2nd

71. Fayetteville-Manlius (Manlius, New York) – NXN Nats 16th place; NXN-NY 1st; NY A State 2nd

72. Osbourn Park (Manassas, Virginia) – Virginia 3A State fifth place

73. Ridgefield (Ridgefield, Connecticut) – NXN-Northeast 24th place; Connecticut Open ninth place

74. Bismarck (Bismarck, North Dakota) – NXN Nats 17th place; NXN-HL 1st place; ND A State 1st place

75. Carl Sandburg (Orland Park, Illinois) – Illinois 3A State 11th place

76. Severna Park (Severna Park, Maryland) – NXN-Southeast tenth place; Maryland 4A State Champion

77. Lower Dauphin (Hummelstown, Pennsylvania) – Pennsylvania 3A State tenth place

78. Eisenhower (Yakima, Washington) – NXN-Northwest tenth place; Washington 4A State Runner-up

79. Palatine (Palatine, Illinois) – NXN-Midwest 8th place; Illinois 3A State ninth place

80. Liverpool (Liverpool, New York) – New York Federations sixth place 

81. Albuquerque Academy (Albuquerque, New Mexico) – NXN-SW 22nd place; New Mexico 4A State 2nd

82. Canyon (Anaheim, California) – CIF-SS D2 Finals eighth place

83. Clovis North (Clovis, California) – California D1 State 17th place; CIF-CS D1 third place

84. St. John Bosco (Bellflower, California) – California D3 State Champion; CIF-SS D3 Finals third place

85. Indianapolis Cathedral (Indianapolis, Indiana) – Indiana State ninth place

86. Pocatello (Pocatello, Idaho) – Idaho 4A State Champion

87. Saugus (Santa Clarita, California) – California D2 State Runner-up; CIF-SS D2 Finals Runner-up

88. Carlsbad (Carlsbad, California) – NXN Nats 18th; California D1 State 3rd; CIF-SDS D1 Finals Champ

89. Seattle Prep (Seattle, Washington) – NXN-Northwest fourth place; Washington 3A State fourth place

90. Lone Peak (Highland, Utah) – Utah 5A State sixth place

91. James W. Robinson (Fairfax, Virginia) – Virginia 3A State sixth place

92. South Vigo (Terre Haute, Indiana) – NXN-Midwest 23rd place; Indiana State eighth place

93. Cathedral (Los Angeles, California) – CIF-SS D3 Finals ninth place

94. Carlmont (Belmont, California) – California D1 State tenth place; CIF-CCS D1 Finals Champion

95. St. Joseph Notre Dame (Alameda, California) – California D5 State Champ; CIF-NCS D5 Finals Champ

96. Bellarmine College Prep (San Jose, California) – California D1 State 9th place; CIF-CCS D1 Finals 2nd

97. Crescenta Valley (La Crescenta, California) – CIF-SS D1 Finals 11th place

98. Lyons Township (La Grange, Illinois) – NXN-Midwest fifth place; Illinois 3A State third place

99. St. Pius X Catholic (Atlanta, Georgia) – Georgia 3A State Champion

100. Millard South (Omaha, Nebraska) – NXN-Heartland 11th place; Nebraska A State Runner-up

101. Blacksburg (Blacksburg, Virginia) –NXN Nats 10th place; NXN-SE 2nd; Virginia 2A State Champion

102. Middletown North (Middletown Township, New Jersey) – New Jersey Group 3 seventh place

103. Bloomington South (Bloomington, Indiana) – Indiana State 12th place

104. Neuqua Valley (Naperville, Illinois) – NXN-Midwest 11th place; Illinois 3A State seventh place

105. Hillsborough (Hillsborough Township, New Jersey) – NXN-NE 16th place; NJ Group 4 4th place

106. Bingham (South Jordan, Utah) – Utah 5A State fourth place

107. Sue Cleveland (Rio Rancho, New Mexico) – NXN-Southwest 5th place; New Mexico 5A State Champ

108. Mott (Waterford, Michigan) – Michigan D1 State Runner-up

109. Great Oak (Temecula, California) – CIF-SS D1 Finals ninth place

110. Vista Murrieta (Murrieta, California) – California D1 State fourth place; CIF-SS D1 Finals Runner-up

111. Edina (Edina, Minnesota) – NXN-Heartland third place; Minnesota 2A State Runner-up

112. Marist (Atlanta, Georgia) – Georgia 4A State Champion

113. Syosset (Syosset, New York) – NXN-New York 14th place; New York 1A State eighth place

114. Collegiate School (New York City, New York) – NXN-NY 10th place; New York Federations 8th place

115. Wisconsin Lutheran (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) – Wisconsin D2 State third place

116. St. Louis University (St. Louis, Missouri) – Missouri Class 4 State Champion

117. Rock Springs (Rock Springs, Wyoming) – Wyoming 4A State Runner-up

118. Sunset (Miami, Florida) – Florida 4A State fourth place

119. Westlake (Saratoga Springs, Utah) – Utah 4A State sixth place

120. Centennial (Las Vegas, Nevada) – NXN-Southwest 27th place; Nevada D1 State Champion



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45 comment(s)
 NY XC Follower
good meet at Queensbury NY this weekend where 4 of the pre-season top 80 match-up,
#8 Northport
#45 Saratoga Springs
#58 Corning
#80 Liverpool

good luck to all the runners
watchout

Scott Joerger, on , said:

Interesting - California (Whittier) has Woodbridge on their website but I now see they aren't in the entries. McFarland, however, I see listed on both meet websites.


If I remember right, wasn't Centennial NV also listed as competing in both meets?

I guess we'll find out which meet they choose in a few days...
Scott Joerger

SteveU, on , said:

No offense, but whoever thought of naming a high school after the state where the high school resides ... well, that person is responsible for a LOT of damn confusion!

Haha sorry Steve! I will try to remember to call it how we usually do, California (Whittier). They were an NXN team last year so they are legit!
SteveU
No offense, but whoever thought of naming a high school after the state where the high school resides ... well, that person is responsible for a LOT of damn confusion!

DougB, on , said:

There are actually three from California, including California the High School.
http://bobfirman.run...19&page_id=1368
Scott Joerger

DougB, on , said:

There are actually three from California, including California the High School.
http://bobfirman.run...19&page_id=1368


Interesting - California (Whittier) has Woodbridge on their website but I now see they aren't in the entries. McFarland, however, I see listed on both meet websites.
DougB
There are actually three from California, including California the High School.
http://bobfirman.run...19&page_id=1368
Scott Joerger
I'm not aware of any California team attending Bob Firman this year. If you hear of one please let me know.
COL
Watchout for BobFirman, Boise ID, this weekend (Arcadia, North Central, Davis, & Ogden to name a few.
DougB
And US#2 Gig Harbor to name another.
DougB
Arcadia is at Woodbridge this weekend.
COL
Check out runnercard.com 2013 results from Murray Invit: US # 63 Ogden UT - 1st with impressive times for 5K at altitude. Two under 16min & #5-16:30.
NY XC Follower
These types of predictions are great for banter, even the early meets will not prove as a measuring stick as some teams will be resting or having others racing a little different. I know in NY it will quiet until Mid/late October at the Manhattan Invitational and then the conference championships. Personally I think Northport and St. Anthonys ahead of Saratoga Springs and Fayetville is a mistake. Saratoga is the reigning state champs (yes they lost 1) and Fayetville is well Fayetville. But i guess if you are using the spring 3,200 times as a measuring stick that is the conclusion.
watchout
Absolutely, I think there are always pleasant surprises. I wouldn't be too worried about teams NOT living up to expectations in the first couple weeks of the season, though.

FWIW, this is what I had projected for West Plains this year. Projected (rounded) times on the right for a standard fairly-fast 5k, and their (rounded) times at Memphis Twilight on the left:

16:05 Camden Barrett 16:05
16:30 Jeremy Inman 16:15
16:50 Kameron Moss 16:20
16:35 Jordan Inman 16:30
16:30 Quentin Keller 16:35
17:10 Ransom Nichols 17:05

Surprises:
4 White, Dylan 10 West Plains HS 16:28.47 3

But the important note: The projections are where I have them FINISHING the year, not starting the year. So while some runners aren't there yet, if this was a fairly-fast course, others already are.

The important aspect to take away from the meet for West Plains is the emergence Dylan White. He'll make a difference in the rankings (and Keller's better-than-expected improvement will be taken into consideration as well)
ThatRunnerDude
I think that it is safe to say that many under ranked teams have exceeded the expectations of those making them. They have improved more than expected and while its still very early in the season, we can expect to see even better improvements from those teams.
watchout

ThatRunnerDude, on , said:

I can recall that no missouri team races on a 3 mile course except SLUH who attends the palatine invite, and many missouri teams do not compete against high level competition and if you add the average time for the .1 in a 5k to those times, they arent much better at all.


Except that those times were run at altitude, and the difference between a 3 mile vs. 5k and sea-level vs. 4530' is not that significant (3 mile -> 5k is ~3.6% difference, while the difference at ~4500' vs. sea-level is ~2.4%).

So, IF we were to assume that the courses had similar terrain, then...

Westlake 5k equivalents = roughly 15:55-15:55-16:20-16:20-16:25
while West Plains MO was, roughly, 16:05-16:30-16:30-16:30-16:35

again, not taking into account the likely dissimilar terrain.

That suggests that there is not a significant (considering how early it is in the season, and the level of competition in these races) difference between the two teams, aside from the #2 runners which is in favor of preseason US#119 Westlake UT, unless either the Memphis Twilight had much more rough terrain/worse conditions (would have to be more than a 10 second difference due to terrain and other conditions for West Plains to pull even).

By the way, Westlake's meet also included US#3 American Fork, US#46 Riverton, US#90 Lone Peak, and a good but unranked (in the SW and the US) Herriman team.
This is how it turned out:

Coach Mostert, on , said:

Utah's Region of Death
Region IV Pre-Region 3.00 miles at Westlake HS, Saratoga Springs, Utah. 4530 ft. altitude.

1.AF 76:18, 1,2,6,8,12,(13,14, 18,20,30,31)=29 points. 1.Connor McMillan 14:47.2 (5:09,4:55, 4:43)
(Old course record Chuk Mitchell, Herriman 15:07, 2012) 9 boys under 16:00.
2,.Lone Peak 78:28, 3,7,15,19,23,(27,35)=67, 4 boys under 16:00
3.Westlake 79:09, 9,10,20,21,22,(25),(32) =82, 4 boys under 16:00
4.Riverton 79:47, 5,11,16,36,37,(39), (40) = 105
5.Herriman 79:51, 4,18,26,29,31,(38),(41)=108
6.Pleasant Grove 81:46, 150
7.Lehi 85:24, 191




tl;dr - West Plains is looking good, as expected, though Westlake (which did get ranked just inside the top 120) is looking better so far. Both teams look capable of competing with US Top-50 type teams, as do other unranked teams. Because there are a lot more than 120 teams in the US that can compete at that level.
But keep up the debate, because West Plains is one of many teams that deserve to be kept on the radar, because they a good team that might sneak into the mid-season rankings, and even more likely is they end up on the deeper post-season rankings. The more I, and others, are informed, the better my (and others) rankings will be ... ideally. Plus, these teams are all worthy of mentioning, so keep on mentioning them!
distancemulti68

ThatRunnerDude, on , said:

West plains is capable of contending with most teams in the top 50 now. Sluh is in it, Rock Bridge. West Plains had a 31 second 1-5 split at Memphis Twilight with the 5th man being 16:35. Sluh is as good or better than them. Just think Missouri teams should have gotten a little more recognition.


Just to give you an idea, Westlake HS, UT (#119) went 15:34, 15:34, 15:57, 15:59, 16:03, 16:09, 16:19 for 3 miles at 4,500ft elevation and were third in a meet of 7 teams (American Fork, UT & Lone Peak, UT; Riverton, UT also ranked, was 4th). Though Missouri may have some good teams, they don't stack up to this according to what you have indicated.
ThatRunnerDude
I can recall that no missouri team races on a 3 mile course except SLUH who attends the palatine invite, and many missouri teams do not compete against high level competition and if you add the average time for the .1 in a 5k to those times, they arent much better at all.
dkap

ThatRunnerDude, on , said:

West plains is capable of contending with most teams in the top 50 now. Sluh is in it, Rock Bridge. West Plains had a 31 second 1-5 split at Memphis Twilight with the 5th man being 16:35. Sluh is as good or better than them. Just think Missouri teams should have gotten a little more recognition.


That's the beauty of these lists/threads. The more people that see and critique them, the more attention that is brought to everyone. That in turn leads to more recognition for unranked teams once the season gets underway.

Dan
ThatRunnerDude
West plains is capable of contending with most teams in the top 50 now. Sluh is in it, Rock Bridge. West Plains had a 31 second 1-5 split at Memphis Twilight with the 5th man being 16:35. Sluh is as good or better than them. Just think Missouri teams should have gotten a little more recognition.
watchout
Because there are far more than 120 teams capable of being in the top 120.

For Missouri, I looked at Festus, Warrensburg, Raymore-Peculiar, Liberty, West Plains and Wildwood Lafayette in addition to St. Louis University. Those are all good teams, they just didn't make the pre-season cut. Maybe they (or others) will be there by the end of the year.
ThatRunnerDude
Why is only 1 Missouri team ranked in the top 120? I know that there are at least 3 capable of being in it!
Greg Beal

DontStopPre, on , said:

Any reason given as to why they aren't running?


Mention of outside influences in Rich's analysis of LB Poly:

#5 LB Poly
DontStopPre

Greg Beal, on , said:

Rich Gonzalez has reported on PrepCalTrack that Bautista and Palazzo won't be running for Poly this fall.


Any reason given as to why they aren't running?
watchout

Greg Beal, on , said:

Rich Gonzalez has reported on PrepCalTrack that Bautista and Palazzo won't be running for Poly this fall.


That's big... they'll still be good, but that probably bumps them down to around Madera South's level.
zsnides

watchout, on , said:

The further back you go, the more I'm bound to miss. The top teams in the nation typically aren't difficult to track down, but #11-30 teams in the region can be more of a challenge. That's the reason why I always start up my threads on here, to help identify the teams that aren't so noticeable but can make an impact on the state and regional level.

I didn't include any of those three Indiana teams. I'll add them in now based on what's posted online and see where they would end up.

EDIT: Ok, based on the combined knowledge of Milespilt, Dyestat and Athletic.net, this is what I have returning for those three teams (indoor+outdoor track anywhere near the posted standards, plus Indiana State and NXN-Midwest for XC):


Lawrence North IN
1. Joe Murphy (12) 4:16.53 1600m, 4:21.60y, 9:51.19 3200m
2. Robel Teklezghi (12) 9:38.43 3200m
3. Jake Hannawalt (12) 9:42.47 3200m
4. Ethan Hoeft (11) 4:32.78 1600m, 4:35.38y
5. (no other runner near the standard)

Brebeuf Jesuit IN
1. Zack Snider (11) 15:47.80 IN State; 4:27.27 1600m, 4:24.13y, 8:35.32 3k, 9:06.05 3200m
2. Nathan Wilkey (12) 18:04.2 NXN-Midwest; 4:21.15 1600m, 9:41.73 3200m
3. Matt Lang (12) 4:21.27 1600m, 9:45.05 3200m
4. Will Coffey (12) 17:19.4 NXN-Midwest; 9:56.36 3200m
5. Robbie Deckard (12) 16:19.41 5k

Fishers IN
1. Calvin Kraft (12) 16:18.0 IN State; 4:19.99 1600m, 9:36.97 3200m
2. Nick Butler (11) 4:34.88 1600m, 9:41.88 3200m
3. Trevor Thompson (10) 4:32.23 1600m, 9:49.89 3200m
4. Daniel Greiwe (10) 9:58.28 3200m
5. (no other runner near the standard)


...

If that's all correct, then Brebeuf Jesuit should have been included. They would have been behind Cathedral, but would have been the next team from the Midwest... so somewhere in the US#86-92 range. The other two teams would have been in the MW#30-40 range (alongside teams like West Lafayette IN or Naperville North IL).


Today at the Franklin Community Invitational in Indiana, Brebeuf Jesuit beat #29 Columbus North by 2 points.
http://www.alphatimi...bid=113&mid=407
Greg Beal

watchout, on , said:


US#7 Long Beach Poly CA: (track times 1600m/3200m unless noted)
1. Miguel Bautista (12) 14:30 CIF-SS, 15:25.8 CA State; 4:22.63/9:16.93 and 8:43.16 3k
2. Jovani Gamboa (12) 14:40 CIF-SS, 15:46.8 CA State; 4:34.47
3. Christian Vazquez (12) 14:43 CIF-SS, 15:48.4 CA State; 4:28.97/9:50.81
4. Anthony Palazzo (11) 14:41 CIF-SS, 15:49.5 CA State; 4:33.62/9:39.12
5. Colby Penn (10) 14:57 CIF-SS, 16:29.9 CA State; 4:42.47/9:59.62


Rich Gonzalez has reported on PrepCalTrack that Bautista and Palazzo won't be running for Poly this fall.
TheINCrowd.
Cool, thanks for looking into that. We'll see how things turn out!
watchout
The further back you go, the more I'm bound to miss. The top teams in the nation typically aren't difficult to track down, but #11-30 teams in the region can be more of a challenge. That's the reason why I always start up my threads on here, to help identify the teams that aren't so noticeable but can make an impact on the state and regional level.

I didn't include any of those three Indiana teams. I'll add them in now based on what's posted online and see where they would end up.

EDIT: Ok, based on the combined knowledge of Milespilt, Dyestat and Athletic.net, this is what I have returning for those three teams (indoor+outdoor track anywhere near the posted standards, plus Indiana State and NXN-Midwest for XC):


Lawrence North IN
1. Joe Murphy (12) 4:16.53 1600m, 4:21.60y, 9:51.19 3200m
2. Robel Teklezghi (12) 9:38.43 3200m
3. Jake Hannawalt (12) 9:42.47 3200m
4. Ethan Hoeft (11) 4:32.78 1600m, 4:35.38y
5. (no other runner near the standard)

Brebeuf Jesuit IN
1. Zack Snider (11) 15:47.80 IN State; 4:27.27 1600m, 4:24.13y, 8:35.32 3k, 9:06.05 3200m
2. Nathan Wilkey (12) 18:04.2 NXN-Midwest; 4:21.15 1600m, 9:41.73 3200m
3. Matt Lang (12) 4:21.27 1600m, 9:45.05 3200m
4. Will Coffey (12) 17:19.4 NXN-Midwest; 9:56.36 3200m
5. Robbie Deckard (12) 16:19.41 5k

Fishers IN
1. Calvin Kraft (12) 16:18.0 IN State; 4:19.99 1600m, 9:36.97 3200m
2. Nick Butler (11) 4:34.88 1600m, 9:41.88 3200m
3. Trevor Thompson (10) 4:32.23 1600m, 9:49.89 3200m
4. Daniel Greiwe (10) 9:58.28 3200m
5. (no other runner near the standard)


...

If that's all correct, then Brebeuf Jesuit should have been included. They would have been behind Cathedral, but would have been the next team from the Midwest... so somewhere in the US#86-92 range. The other two teams would have been in the MW#30-40 range (alongside teams like West Lafayette IN or Naperville North IL).
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