Wissahickon: Brooks, Ravetz, Cho, Farrell
State College: Adams, Wright, Post, Cather
Hershey: Brodeur, DeWille, Sponagle, Bekelja
CB South: Waddington, Chappell, Gregor, Dickson
CR South: Doyle, Dreeman, Garfield, Wiseman
Boyertown: Eddinger, Quay, Kelly, Mercado
Penncrest: Cassey, Miller, Emmanuel, Emmanuel
Cedar Crest: Cruise, Ditzler, Cruise, Galli
Conestoga: Marston, Ferris, Essex, Sjoreen
Downingtown East: McLaughlin, Auer, Caldwell, Fitzgerald
Central Dauphin: Wilson, Huff, Harkins, Schrom
Trinity: Edwards, Bricker, Pawlush, Gruschow
Quaker Valley: Hadfield, Fox, Hotchkiss, Westwood
400m
1. Eddinger 56.7
2. Cassey 56.8
3. Waddington 56.8
4. Doyle 56.9
5. Adams 56.9
6. Brooks 57.0
7. Brodeur 57.1
8. Wilson 57.5
9. Edwards 58.0
10. Cruise 58.2
11. McLaughlin 58.4
12. Marston 58.5
13. Hadfield 58.5
800m
1. Eddinger 1:55.0
2. Waddington 1:55.3
3. Cassey 1:55.3
4. Doyle 1:55.8
5. Adams 1:55.8
6. Brooks 1:56.0
7. Wilson 1:56.7
8. Brodeur 1:56.7
9. McLaughlin 1:57.7
10. Marston 1:57.8
11. Edwards 1:58.3
12. Cruise 1:58.5
13. Hadfield 1:58.5
1200m
1. Chappell 56.8
2. Miller 56.8
3. Wright 56.8
4. Quay 58.0
5. Dreeman 57.7
6. Ravetz 58.1
7. DeWille 57.4
8. Ferris 56.7
9. Huff 58.6
10. Ditzler 57.0
11. Bricker 57.5
12. Fox 57.6
13. Auer 58.4
1600m
1. Miller 1:55.4 (3:50.7)
2. Chappell 1:56.2 (3:51.5)
3. Wright 1:55.9 (3:51.7)
4. DeWille 1:55.7 (3:52.4)
5. Ferris 1:55.1 (3:52.9)
6. Ravetz 1:57.4 (3:53.4)
7. Quay 1:58.5 (3:53.5)
8. Dreeman 1:58.4 (3:54.2)
9. Fox 1:56.1 (3:54.6)
10. Huff 1:58.0 (3:54.7)
11. Ditzler 1:56.6 (3:55.1)
12. Auer 1:57.8 (3:55.5)
13. Bricker 1:58.1 (3:56.4)
2000m
1. Cho 54.2
2. Post 55.9
3. Emmanuel 56.9
4. Gregor 57.2
5. Kelly 57.7
6. Cruise 56.2
7. Caldwell 56.0
8. Sponagle 58.1
9. Garfield 57.8
10. Essex 58.7
11. Pawlush 56.1
12. Harkins 57.8
13. Hotchkiss 58.2
2400m
1. Cho 1:50.2 (5:43.6)
2. Emmanuel 1:55.2 (5:45.9)
3. Post 1:54.8 (5:46.5)
4. Caldwell 1:52.7 (5:48.2)
5. Gregor 1:56.7 (5:48.2)
6. Cruise 1:55.0 (5:50.1)
7. Kelly 1:56.7 (5:50.2)
8. Garfield 1:56.1 (5:50.3)
9. Sponaugle 1:58.1 (5:50.5)
10. Essex 1:57.9 (5:50.8)
11. Pawlush 1:55.1 (5:51.5)
12. Harkins 1:57.4 (5:52.1)
13. Hotchkiss 1:58.4 (5:53.0)
2800m
1. Cather 54.4
2. Farrell 57.4
3. Emmanuel 55.6
4. Wiseman 53.7
5. Galli 54.6
6. Mercado 54.5
7. Bekeleja 54.4
8. Dickson 56.7
9. Gruschow 55.3
10. Fitzgerald 58.6
11. Schrom 56.0
12. Sjoreen 57.3
13. Westwood 55.6
3200m
1. Cather 1:52.3 (7:38.8)
2. Wiseman 1:49.9 (7:40.2)
3. Emmanuel 1:54.3 (7:40.2)
4. Farrell 1:57.1 (7:40.7)
5. Bekeleja 1:52.5 (7:43.0)
6. Mercado 1:52.9 (7:43.1)
7. Galli 1:53.8 (7:43.9)
8. Gruschow 1:52.6 (7:44.1)
9. Dickson 1:56.1 (7:44.3)
10. Fitzgerald 1:57.3 (7:45.5)
11. Westwood 1:53.6 (7:46.6)
12. Sjoreen 1:55.8 (7:46.6)
13. Schrom 1:54.5 (7:46.7)
These are all the teams under 7:41 in order of their heat
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1. Kunzweiler 1:51.7 (7:34.0)Q
2. Francis 1:49.7 (7:35.3)Q
3. Coyle 1:51.7 (7:35.9) q
4. Moran 1:51.9 (7:36.4)q
5. Grace 1:54.2 (7:40.0)
6. Endress 1:50.8 (7:40.1)
7. Beiech 1:53.9 (7:40.9)
1. Lefebure 1:51.2 (7:33.1)Q
2. Manley 1:51.1 (7:34.1)Q
3. James 1:54.0 (7:36.4)q
4. Logue 1:50.9 (7:37.3)q
5. Bailey 1:51.3 (7:37.7)q
6. Huemmler 1:52.7 (7:39.7)q
7. Holder 1:51.0 (7:40.4)
1. Cather 1:52.3 (7:38.8) Q
2. Wiseman 1:49.9 (7:40.2) Q
3. Emmanuel 1:54.3 (7:40.2)
4. Farrell 1:57.1 (7:40.7)
Finals will look like: (Ranked based on time ran in heat)
1. West Chester Henderson (7:33.1) Q - District 1
2. Cumberland Valley (7:34.0) Q - District 3
3. Central Bucks West (7:34.1) Q - District 1
4. Bensalem (7:35.3) Q - District 1
5. La Salle (7:35.9) q - District 12
6. Abington (7:36.4) q - District 1
6. Cardinal O'Hara (7:36.4) q - District 12
8. Pennridge (7:37.3) q - District 1
9. Penn Hills (7:37.7) q - District 7
10. State College (7:38.8) Q - District 6
11. Strath Haven (7:39.7) q - District 1
12. Council Rock South (7:40.2) Q - District 1
Basically if you're not in D1/3/7/12 you are irrelevant.
ReplyDeleteAlso crazy part is if this list included 2010, CB South would probably win using the relay that actually ran together rather than a dream team relay, crazy to think about.
Not only would they be using just a real relay team, but they'd most likely win the whole thing! In high school I'm taking Mallon over Lufebure all day.
DeleteAnd not being in those districts does not make you irrelevant (the top runner on my XC list in from single A and District 4. NEB has had some fantastic runners from D4 as well. Not to mentioned Domenic Deluca from last season. D11 usually brings it as well (Shearn and Abert are great examples) of that as well, and D6 always mixes it up. These divisions usually have much larger school (especially in District One), which is why we see stronger relay teams.
Irrelevant was a mean word, just not powerhouse. If you're from D1/3/7/12 and you medal high at districts you're usually in contention for gold at States. I mean this strictly for AAA. Others are just not as strong. I get it, the pool of students are much smaller, but yeah.
DeleteI sort of wish outdoor states was like an enhanced indoor states with districts kind of being like MoC. Just hit a pretty difficult time, 49.75 400, 1:56.5 800, 4:20 mile, 9:25 3200. Not exactly those but I just threw those out as a guideline. Just so it's the best of the best. I guess the champs of districts could get an autobid but that's all.
For Penncrest you forgot Tre Moore and Anthony Batch? Both who split 1:53 in 2011
DeleteBatch was '09 and tres was '10.
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I think NP is the 12th seed. Also, mccauley and gaibler may have had a better spilt than johnson
ReplyDeleteWhy would they be the 12th seed? Etrain said top 2 teams from each heat make it. Hence the capitalized 'Q' next to.CRS' name
ReplyDeleteNP listed time was slightly faster, unless there was a calculation error
ReplyDeleteMy bad
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