MattHatter wrote:
typical early season race. mainly unattached freshmen, group run.
They usually have some of their scoring squad at this meet. Last year Bush, Starliper, Seymour (I think). The year prior Tuohy & Chmiel, etc
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Just back from the meet.
I don't know about the entire team, but at least one of the top runners on the men's team had a bib number but did not run. Kelsey Chmiel had a bib prior to the race but did not run, nor did I see her. in attendance. No idea if she was sick or not. I did see Samantha Bush, ( spectator only ) who looked perfectly healthy. While none of them were scheduled to run, I did not see Touhy, Rauber or Tyynismaa although I could have easily missed them.
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DukeFan wrote:
Just back from the meet.
I don't know about the entire team, but at least one of the top runners on the men's team had a bib number but did not run. Kelsey Chmiel had a bib prior to the race but did not run, nor did I see her. in attendance. No idea if she was sick or not. I did see Samantha Bush, ( spectator only ) who looked perfectly healthy. While none of them were scheduled to run, I did not see Touhy, Rauber or Tyynismaa although I could have easily missed them.
I was at the meet as well. I saw Chmiel, Rauber, Hartman, Gapes, Bush, and Howlett all there…walking around looking perfectly healthy. Nobody wearing masks or anything like they were sick, as someone insinuated earlier. I did not see Tuohy, Tyynismaa or Loveys but of course it’s possible they were there and I just missed seeing them.
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They didnT have enough runners to post a score. Technically they will now have to enter another meet to reach minimum number of 4 meets with 5 runners.
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Gator bait wrote:
rbtrackfan wrote:
Feel free to post your ranking!!
Lots of effort in your ranking, thanks.
It's fine to be conservative now w/cook, but just that she ran was promising. It would not be unusual for her to improve by a full minute between now and November, as she regains her fitness.
Freshmen in general. In recent years only about 1 in 5 of the freshmen stars pan out. So far so good this year, but it can't last. Stanford, NAU and Florida need their freshmen the most. CU and NC st can compete without them
Florida has no freshman. All returnees and transfers.
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coachkritter wrote:
Florida has no freshman. All returnees and transfers.
Salary Donnely, freshman from Oz, leader in clubhouse for important #5 spot.
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Gator bait2 wrote:
coachkritter wrote:
Florida has no freshman. All returnees and transfers.
Salary Donnely, freshman from Oz, leader in clubhouse for important #5 spot.
Sarah D, although she will hope to earn her salary.
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Gator bait2 wrote:
Gator bait2 wrote:
Salary Donnely, freshman from Oz, leader in clubhouse for important #5 spot.
Sarah D, although she will hope to earn her salary.
*Sayla Donnelley
It looks like Wilson, the Alabama transfer, is the new leader.
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Gator bait2 wrote:
They didnT have enough runners to post a score. Technically they will now have to enter another meet to reach minimum number of 4 meets with 5 runners.
they send runners that aren't on the travel team to the ECU invitational the day after Nuttycombe every year. They still have the 6 meets
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For those who care, this week will be the Dellinger on Friday streamed by Runnerspace, with Oregon, Oregon State, and BYU among those running.
On Saturday will be the Virgina Invitational which most team have chosen as a chance to see the course, but no streaming I can see. Running should be:
AirForce
Colorado
Columbia
Duke
Eastern Kentucky
Elon
Georgetown
Iowa State
James Madison
Liberty
Michigan State
NAU
Navy
North Carolina
Northwestern
Ohio State
Providence
Stanford
Syracuse
UNC Charlotte
Utah State
Virginia
Washington50 -
They can't send runners anywhere if outside of the 12.
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XC Pre-nats has some good teams as well, running the full 6k at Panorama.
1. Arizona
2. Arkansas
3. BYU
4. Cal Poly
5. Cornell
6. Dartmouth
7. Elon
8. High Point
9. Kansas
10.Kansas State
11.Kent State
12.Liberty
13.Louisville
14.Maryland
15.Miami
16.Miami (OH)
17.Michigan
18.Minnesota
19.Missouri
20.Montana State
21.Ohio
22.Oregon
23.Penn
24.Pitt
25.Purdue
26.Quinnipiac
27.South Carolina
28.Tennessee
29.UMass Lowell
30.UNC Charlotte
31.Utah Valley
32.Vanderbilt
33.Villanova
34.Virginia
35.Virginia Tech
36.Wake Forest
37.Washington State
38.Weber State
39.William & Mary
40.Wyoming10 -
ITS ALMOST TIME
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bumblebee wrote:
they send runners that aren't on the travel team to the ECU invitational the day after Nuttycombe every year. They still have the 6 meets
I was wondering if they send #1-#7 to Nuttycombe and then #8-#12 or #8 to #14 to ECU and get two meets with at least five runners per meet on back-to-back days.
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rbtrackfan wrote:
BYU Opener - looks like all ran- concern must be gap after top 4.
Athlete Time Overall Place
Jenna Hutchins 17:26.2 1st
Carmen Alder 17:26.3 2nd
Aubrey Frentheway 17:33.6 3rd
Lexy Halladay-Lowry 17:34.7 4th
Carlee Hansen 17:58.7 5th
Destiny Everett 18:01.9 6th
Anastaysia Davis 18:14.17 8th
Grace Hutchison 18:22.5 10th
Taylor Rohatinsky 18:35.7 11th
Julie Sumsion 18:43.6 13thHere is another view of the race with over 10 minutes of interviews at the end including Coach Taylor. She said two of her athletes missed the race because they had COVID.
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At the Dellinger, Clute is shown running unnatached, while Cridge is not listed so right now neither star freshman shown contributing. This team is starting to look a year away.
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I am seeing Clute listed with the team.
Kate Peters, Oregon freshman, is running unattached. She finished 6th at Eastbay her junior year and then won the Nike Outdoor 2 Mile with a 9:51. She missed her entire senior year with injury. It will be interesting to see how her comeback is going.
The three UCLA transfers are also listed as unattached.
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fh wrote:
I am seeing Clute listed with the team.
Kate Peters, Oregon freshman, is running unattached. She finished 6th at Eastbay her junior year and then won the Nike Outdoor 2 Mile with a 9:51. She missed her entire senior year with injury. It will be interesting to see how her comeback is going.
The three UCLA transfers are also listed as unattached.
yup I twisted those 2...any news on Cridge? Patterson also unattached - some thought she might be eligible?
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Greta Karinauskaite, who ran so well in the 3000 s this past Spring, wins Griak 6K running 50 seconds faster than she ran last year. Nicola Jansen, one of the Bradley to NM transferees, 3 seconds back in 2nd. Emma Heckel of NM did not run.
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Dellinger
Kaylee Mitchell with a big win.
1 BYU 42
2 Oregon 78
3 Cal Poly 122
4 Oregon State 1481 19:37.2 Kaylee Mitchell Oregon State
2 19:55.1 Brianna Weidler UC Davis
3 19:55.8 Sierra Atkins UC Davis
4 20:01.5 Lexy Halladay-Lowry BYU
5 20:05.6 Aubrey Frentheway BYU
6 20:06.7 Linda Perez UC Riverside
7 20:12.7 Maddy Elmore Oregon
8 20:18.5 Jenna Hutchins BYU
9 20:23.0 Izzy Thornton-Bott Oregon
10 20:32.9 Katja Pattis Idaho50
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