Nike Cross Nationals (NXN) – Results Stats through 2016

compiled by John Sullivan

12/07/2016

 

2016 WINNING TIMES ON ALL-TIME COURSE LIST (current course used 3 times)

Boys

Casey Clinger’s 15:03.2 is the 3rd best winning time and #28 overall.

Girls

Brie Oakley’s 17:10.1 is the 2nd best winning time and #2 overall.

 

NEW “BEST INDIVIDUAL FINISH BY STATE” (all 13 years)

Boys

1st  Casey Clinger, Utah (equals his own state best 1st 2015)

3rd  Brodey Hasty, Tennessee (old best was 5th by Adam Barnard in 2014)

4th  Seth Hirsch, Nebraska (old best was his own 9th in 2015)

26th Chase Equall, Montana (old best 43rd by Riley Collins in 2015)

36th Tyler Marshall, Vermont (1st finisher ever from his state) 

Girls

1st  Brie Oakley, Colorado (equals state best by Katie Rainsberger in 2015)

2nd  Ember Stratton, Oregon (equals Ella Donaghu in 2015)

4th  Anna Gibson, Wyoming (old best was 88th by Dana Morin in 2009)

6th  Grace Ping, Utah (old best was 7th by Lucy Biles in 2014)

16th Lexy Halladay, Idaho (old best was 22nd by Sam McKinnon in 2013)

34th Cheyenne Walden, Oklahoma (old best was 37th by Alex Davis in 2011)

 

LARGEST MARGINS OF VICTORY

Boys

0:24   Futsum Zeinasellaissie IN, 2011 Portland Meadows

0:11.6 Sean McNamara IL, 2004 Portland Meadows

0:10.9 Steve Murdock NY, 2006 Portland Meadows

0:09   Kai Wilmot WA, 2013 Portland Meadows

0:06.7 Casey Clinger UT, 2016 Glendoveer

0:04.5 Reed Connor TX, 2008 Portland Meadows 

Girls

0:28.1 Brie Oakley CO, 2016 Glendoveer

0:13.4 Katie Rainsberger CO, 2015 Glendoveer

0:09.8 Madeline Morgan AL, 2007 Portland Meadows

0:09.7 Ramsey Kavan SD, 2004 Portland Meadows

0:08.9 Chelsey Sveinsson TX, 2008 Portland Meadows

 

MOST ALL-AMERICANS BY SCHOOL (Top 21 finishers)

Boys (at least 4)

10 Fayetteville-Manlius, NY by 7 athletes

9  York, IL by 7 athletes

9  American Fork, UT by 6 athletes (including Casey Clinger, McKay Johns & Patrick Parker in 2016)

8  North Central, WA by 6 athletes

7  Mead, WA by 7 athletes

7  Southlake Carroll, TX by 5 athletes (including Reed Brown in 2016)

6  Christian Brothers, NJ by 5 athletes

6  Arcadia, CA by 4 athletes

5  Ferris, WA by 5 athletes

5  Albuquerque Academy, NM by 3 athletes

4  Los Alamos, NM by 4 athletes

4  The Woodlands, TX by 4 athletes

4  Liverpool, NY by 3 athletes (including Steve Schulz & Ty Brownlow in 2016)

4  Loyola, CA by 3 athletes

4  Wayzata, MN by 2 athletes 

Girls (at least 4)

20 Fayetteville-Manlius, NY by 13 athletes (including Claire Walters in 2016)

12 Saratoga Springs, NY by 8 athletes (including Kelsey Chmiel in 2016)

6  Hilton, NY by 4 athletes

6  Southlake Carroll, TX by 4 athletes

6  Saugus, CA by 3 athletes

5  Yankton, SD by 3 athletes

5  Dowling Catholic, IA by 2 athletes

5  Tatnall, DE by 2 athletes

4  Corona Del Mar, CA by 4 athletes

4  Alexandria, MN by 2 athletes

4  Fort Collins, CO by 2 athletes (including Lauren Gregory in 2016)

4  Roosevelt, SD by 2 athletes

4  Air Academy, CO by 1 athlete

4  Glacier Peak, WA by 1 athlete

4  North Central, WA by 1 athlete

 

MOST ALL-AMERICANS BY SCHOOL IN SAME YEAR (Top 21 finishers)

Boys

since Individuals added in 2008:

 3  American Fork, UT in 2016 (Casey Clinger, McKay Johns & Patrick Parker) (also 2 in 2012 & 2014)

 3  Gig Harbor, WA in 2013

 2  Arcadia, CA in 2012

 2  Columbus North, IN in 2010

 2  Great Oaks, CA in 2015

 2  Liverpool, NY in 2016 (Steve Schulz & Ty Brownlow)

 2  North Central, WA in 2010 (also 2013)

 2  Wayzata, MN in 2014

 2  West Windsor-Plainsboro North in 2009

 2  York, IL in 2008

prior to 2008:

 4 = Los Alamos NM 2007

 3 = Coatesville PA 2006, Fayetteville-Manlius NY 2005, Mead WA 2006, Saratoga Springs NY 2005, York IL 2004

 2 = Albuquerque Academy NM 2006 & 2007, Brookline MA 2007, Danbury CT 2007, Eisenhower WA 2004, Fort Collins CO 2005, Neuqua Valley IL 2007, Potosi MO 2006, Shenendehowa NY 2006,  Southlake Carroll TX 2007, Ferris WA 2006

 

Girls

since Individuals added in 2008:

 4  Fayetteville-Manlius, NY in 2010 (also 3 in 2008 & 2 in 2011)

 2  Dowling Catholic, IA in 2009

 2  Alexandria, MN in 2014

 2  Blacksburg, VA in 2009

 2  North Shore, NY in 2011 

prior to 2008:

 4 = Hilton NY 2005, Saratoga Springs NY 2004

 3 = Corona Del Mar CA 2006, Smoky Hill CO 2004

 2 = Colts Neck NJ 2006, Hanover NH 2007, Mountain Brook AL 2007, Naperville North IL 2005, Rocky Mountain CO 2005, Roosevelt SD 2004 & 2006, Saugus CA 2007, Southlake Carroll TX 2004-2006, Westfield IN 2006, Yankton SD 2004 & 2005

 

MOST ALL-AMERICANS BY STATE (Top 21 finishers)

Boys (at least 9)

39  California (including Cooper Teare in 2016)

31  Washington (including James Mwaura in 2016)

27  Texas (including Sam Worley, Alex Maier, Reed Brown & Daniel Bernal in 2016)

26  New York (including Steve Schulz & Ty Brownlow in 2016)

17  Illinois (including Danny Kilrea, Jack Aho & Dylan Jacobs in 2016)

14  Utah (including Casey Clinger, Joe Benson, McKay Johns & Patrick Parker in 2016)

13  New Jersey

11  Indiana

10  Colorado (including Tanner Norman in 2016)

10  New Mexico

 9  Minnesota (including Alex Miley in 2016)

Girls (at least 8)

58  New York (including Kelsey Chmiel, Jessica Lawson, Katherine Lee, Katelyn Tuohy & Claire Walters in 2016)

29  California

25  Texas (including London Culbreath in 2016)

23  Colorado (including Brie Oakley, Lauren Gregory & Quinn McConnell in 2016)

15  Washington

12  Illinois (including Anna Sophia Keller & Katelynne Hart in 2016)

10  Oregon (including Ember Stratton in 2016)

 9  South Dakota

 8  Iowa

 8  Minnesota

 

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS BY STATE

Boys

3  Illinois

2  Texas

2  Utah (Casey Clinger in 2016)

2  Washington

1  Indiana

1  New York

1  Ohio

1  Oregon 

Girls

2  California

2  Colorado (Brie Oakley in 2016)

2  South Dakota

2  Texas

1  Alabama

1  Alaska

1  Iowa

1  New Jersey

1  Washington

 

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS BY REGION

Boys

5  Midwest

3  Northwest

2  South

2  Southwest (Casey Clinger in 2016)

1  Northeast

Girls

3  Heartland

2  California

2  Northwest

2  South

2  Southwest (Brie Oakley in 2016)

1  Northeast

1  Southeast

 

TEAM CHAMPIONS BY REGION

Boys

3   California

3   Northeast (includes NY in 2005 when it was part of Northeast Region)

3   Northwest (includes Bozeman MT in 2016)

2   Midwest

1   New York

1   South

Girls

9   New York (includes Fayetteville-Manlius in 2016)

3   Northeast (including NY in 2004-2006 when it was part of Northeast Region)

1   Heartland

 

MOST TEAM CHAMPIONS BY CLUB (athletes attend same school)

Boys

2   Arcadia-CA

Girls

10  Manlius-NY (including 2016; attend Fayetteville-Manlius)

 

BEST REGION “SCORES” (since NXN added Individuals in 2008)

Boys

36 – SW 2016 (1-7-8-9-11)

38 - NW 2013 (1-3-6-12-16)

44 - SW 2015 (1-3-11-13-16)

47 – SO 2016 (2-5-6-10-24)

51 - CA 2009 (2-4-9-15-21)

58 - CA 2013 (2-5-9-19-23)

61 - MW 2008 (7-8-14-15-17)

61 - SO 2008 (1-5-9-22-24)

62 - HL 2014 (2-10-12-14-24)

63 - SO 2009 (1-11-12-16-23)

Girls

28 – SW 2016 (1-3-6-7-11)

29 – NY 2009 (2-4-6-7-10)

45 – NY 2008 (4-6-7-9-19)

52 – SO 2008 (1-2-10-12-27)

56 – NY 2011 (4-6-10-17-19)

56 – SW 2013 (2-6-7-15-26)

56 – NY 2016 (5-8-10-13-20)

59 – NW 2010 (3-8-9-15-24)

64 – SW 2014 (3-6-7-17-31)

67 – HL 2014 (5-9-15-18-20)

 

2-MILE PR FOR INDIVIDUAL CHAMPS (includes high school times run before and after NXN)

Boys

Casey Clinger’s 8:51.68 2-Mile PR is the 3rd best out of all 13 NXN champions

Girls

Brie Oakley’s 10:08.89 2-Mile PR is the 4th best out of all 13 NXN champions