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DougB, on , said:
I'd be interested to know why Lauren was 30th last weekend at her sub-section meet. And for that matter, why Fiona O'Keeffe was 11th.
I get that it is a qualifying meet so maybe not a hard effort. Still, kind of puzzling.
I will definitely pay attention to how she does this weekend. Thanks.
http://redcaptiming....ace_08_d1vg.txt
You're right about it not being a hard effort. I believe both Davis and St. Francis tend to take it pretty easy and run together at Sub Sections. If you look at the results you can see that both O'Keeffe and LaRocco finished with many of their teammates. Today will be an interesting race!
I'd be interested to know why Lauren was 30th last weekend at her sub-section meet. And for that matter, why Fiona O'Keeffe was 11th.
I get that it is a qualifying meet so maybe not a hard effort. Still, kind of puzzling.
I will definitely pay attention to how she does this weekend. Thanks.
http://redcaptiming....ace_08_d1vg.txt
DougB, on , said:
She was seventh-fastest at Mt. SAC. She ran that very fast time at The Other Meet but I have a hard time believing the validity of that distance as 5K when so many PRd by so much. She could possibly be honorable mention, but I'd like to see more.
LaRocco definitely deserves more than an honorable mention. Mt. Sac, while still a good race, was not a one of her better performances. She ran 17:48 at the Bronco Invitational in Folsom at Willow Hill Reservoir. That's a very fast time for that course. Also,the course for The Other Meet IS a true 5k. The course has changed in the past, but the race directors always go over it many times to ensure it's validity. Her times are fast and legit.
Here's a course tour of Granite Regional Park, from start to finish. The Other Meet is held here. Full 5k
Bsarno1, on , said:
St Paul's Concord NH
To give you a sense Guor Majak was NH State Runner-up that year
1 1 173 Mohamed Hussein NMH 2014 16:06 5:11
New record. Old record 16:11 by Guor Majak of Concord High in 2003
2 2 106 Ian Whittall ANDOVER 2014 16:12 5:13
3 3 143 Tyler Courville � PEA 2014 16:12 5:13
4 4 149 Marco Quaroni HOTCHKISS 2016 16:22 5:16
5 5 144 Samuel Gray � PEA 2014 16:28 5:18
6 6 148 Quincy Tichenor PEA 2015 16:32 5:20
1 1 6 Anoush Shehadeh ANDOVER 2015 17:38 5:41
New record. Old record 18:04 by Anoush Shehadeh of Andover in 2013
2 2 36 Sami Glass � HOTCHKISS 2014 18:20 5:55
3 3 15 Devinne Cullinane � DEERFIELD 2014 19:01 6:08
4 4 77 Caroline Sullivan NMH 2015 19:26 6:16
5 5 68 Olivia Mussafer NOBLES 2015 19:36 6:19
http://www.coolrunni...13NE_set3.shtml
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Abbie McNulty probably would have done that. They have a common opponent --Claire Howlett-- with pretty much the same w margin. I don't know much about the regional Nike venues, but they could meet there?
NEPSAC schools have a limited schedule. Shehadeh did beat some college runners and a talent in Samantha Glass for the preppy championship. Both could do well @ FL-NE. Barrett,Weisner,Reilly,Clahane,Shehadeh might look like an early top-5.
300kicks, on , said:
Anoush Shehadeh PHILLIPS ANDOVER (Larchmont NY) 2015 17:38 5:41 CR
5th @ FLNE in '12
Cream Rising
Which course?
Anoush Shehadeh PHILLIPS ANDOVER (Larchmont NY) 2015 17:38 5:41 CR
5th @ FLNE in '12
Cream Rising
She told me she stayed with the pack for about two miles but then tore off on one of the downhills. I guess there are a couple of hills and then the final mile or so is mostly down.
What is interesting about her -- like some of the other top girls -- is that they haven't really been challenged yet. Hannah thinks she could probably dig a little deeper, although she said New Englands was her biggest effort to date because she had a little bit of rest ahead of it.
"I feel like if there's somebody with me, I could probably push a little bit harder," she said.
There also seems to be plenty of quality in Pennsylvania for starters.
Nationally, however. I do not see anyone, except DiBalsi, displacing the current top six yet. She seemed to have a competitive fire at NBON and in interviews which belies her relative in experience compared to Baxter, Efraimson et al.
And is there another Abby D'Agostino hiding in the pack. After all Abby ranks 65th all time at Franklin Park in Boston.
DougB, on , said:
dkap, on , said:
Dan
I've noticed that girls are much more welcoming to newer runners at first. Boys have always seemed to have different cliques and not many socialize out of their group. The girls are much more likely to go to a random group of runners (boys or girls/middle school or high school) and start talking as if they had been friends for years. The boys need to take time to include new members into their groups and generally don't talk to any of the newer girls.
As for being tougher than boys, the past few years I would say our girls have been tougher than the guys. However I would say that it was mostly due to the success our girls have had and the lack of success and "top guns" we've had on our boys teams. This year I would say we finally have our top guns and as a team our boys are much tougher than they have been in the past.
I really think that all of this depends on your team any given year and what kind of culture (good or bad) has been set up.
Dan