Sectional Showdown: Girls Breakdown
State Qualifiers Spanning Tuesday, October 29 to Saturday, November 2, 2013
The most gripping five-day span of the New York XC season has arrived as teams battle for places at Queensbury in 82 races for the boys and girls that will each send 7 runners from a winning team and 5 additional at-large runners from other schools to the NY state championship. Teams and runners have been working through the summer and fall to get to States, and in this preview we will be highlighting the survivors who have battled their way to a spot on the starting lines for the state qualifiers. Most of the state's top runners will be in action in races that start on Tuesday up near Canada in Section 10 and end off on Saturday with the SQs for Sections 3, 5 and 8.
There are many agonizingly close contests at hand that will divest certain coaches of whatever remaining hair they have on their noggins, and there are also quite a few that we will need to work very hard to find even a smidgen of competitive fervor. We have tried to list at least two teams for each race, though for others up to 11 teams seem to deserve a mention. Runners will battle on courses up towering mountains (Bowdoin), through runner-eating quicksand pits and cardiac-arresting landslides (Sunken Meadows), around huge snow drifts (Salmon River), and dodging past speeding white spheroids (Elma Meadows) for the chance to blaze through the forested wilderness of Queensbury.
The Sectional Preview will be be releasing in four versions for both the boys and the girls to try to balance the need for timely information with the schedules of the earlier Sectionals such as Section 10 on Tuesday. Thankfully, this year there is no sign of Sandy or her sisters for the SQs, with ideal conditions predicted in most regions throughout the week. Cheers to everyone and congratulations to all the runners who earn a ticket to Queensbury.
The second update includes all sections except Saturday's group of Sections 3, 5 and 8, which hopefully will be posted later on Thursday. The nine SQ meets that will be held on Friday and Saturday will be previewed in Thursday's release. A lot of races are about to be run that will end in almost a dead heat, and we are pointing out likely candidates with the help of a little hot pepper.
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Section 1 |
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Friday November 1, Bowdoin Park |
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Class A |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Suffern |
116.8 |
Zendell, Ludwikowski, A. Breton, McIntosh, I. Breton |
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2 |
Fox Lane |
105.4 |
Martinez, Cloonan, Moky, Schwartz, Kim, McEleney |
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3 |
North Rockland |
100.2 |
Harris, Stephens, Lord, Dibari, Sayre, Tantillo, O'Grady |
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4 |
Arlington |
97.2 |
Burda, Garrett, Sullivan, Prater-Lee, LaTuso, Sorna |
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5 |
New Rochelle |
88.4 |
Rivas, Apollo, Keating, Wekselblatt, McKinney |
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6 |
Ursuline |
94.2 |
Flynn, Lang, DiIorio, Donahue, LaGumina |
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7 |
Lakeland-Panas |
86.4 |
Pressman, Smith, Bugara, McCarthy, Nagual |
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Fast Runners |
Bella Burda (Arl) 139, Anna Flynn (Urs) 134, Kate Zendell (Suf) 130, Vicky Martinez (FL) 129, Rachel Ludwikowski (Suf) 126, Lauren Chapey (Mam) 125, Alison Moky (FL) 121, Alex Harris (NRock) 113, Kamryn McIntosh (Suf) 113, Anna Breton (Suf) 111, Jaime Lord (NRock) 111, Sindy Rivas (NewRoc) 107, Katie DeVore (Mam) 106, Paige Cloonan (FL) 106, Emily Lederman (Yorktown) 105, Helen Clapp (Scarsdale) 104, Elina Breton (Suf) 104, Jenna Pressman (LP) 97 |
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Summary: |
Suffern has everything in place for a repeat S1-A title after taking the Rockland County championship as freshmen Rachel Ludwikowski and Kamryn McIntosh have joined Kate Zendell at the top of the lineup for a powerful trio. 2012 Feds champ Bella Burda is still the favorite for the individual title, but Anna Flynn is moving up fast. |
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Class B |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Pearl River |
116.0 |
Hayes. Rayward, Durcan, Clinton, Haley, Harding, Cooper, Brennan, McCarthy |
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2 |
John Jay-Cross River |
113.4 |
Page, Nuttal, B. Nohilly, K. Nohilly, Johnson, Newman |
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3 |
Tappan Zee |
104.6 |
Jaskot, Rizzo, Ayres, Hartnett, Fuller, VonDollen |
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4 |
Nanuet |
100.8 |
O'Meara, Madry, Fernandez, Carbone, Nikac, Ohle |
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5 |
Somers |
80.4 |
Abbate, Comparetto, Rezai, Watt, Melly |
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6 |
Brewster |
75.2 |
D. Scerri, Maguire, Pauta, S. Scerri, Portante |
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Fast Runners |
Kelly Hayes (PR) 133, Erin Jaskot (TZ) 129, Isabelle Page (JJCR) 125, MaryKate O'Meara (Nan) 121, Selena Colon (Ardsley) 115, Gemma Nuttal (JJCR) 114, Catherine Rayward (PR) 113, Ailish Durcan (PR) 113, Emma Haley (PR) 112, Kassady Ayres (TZ) 111, Chelsea Ogindo (Peekskill) 110, Brooke Nohilly (JJCR) 110, Kathryn Nohilly (JJCR) 109, Erin Clinton (PR) 109, Brooke Madry (Nan)109, Jenny Winkler (Byram Hills) 109, Jordan Johnson (JJCR) 109, Kaitlyn Harding (PR) 108, Deidre Rizzo (TZ) 106, Lauren Fernandez (Nan) 104, Jesse McCarthy ((PR) 101, Laura Cooper (PR) 101, Rebecca Cawkwell (Byram Hills) 100, Ann McCormack (PR) 98, Caitlin Hartnett (TZ) 98, Kristen Carbone (Nan) 97, Dylan Scerri (Brew) 93, Lauren O'Brien (PR) 93, Bene Abbate (Som) 92 |
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Summary: |
Events have been exploding recently in S1-B as first Pearl River and then John Jay-Cross River went shooting upward. The Pirates finished 2nd in the Rockland County championship while the Indians were winning at Westchester, and now the question is how will the two teams fare in the race on Bowdoin's big hill. TR projected score has Pearl River with a 40-50 edge, but there may be still more development in store for both teams. The individual title projection has PR's Kelly Hayes in the lead, but Tappan Zee's Erin Jaskot is following in her footsteps. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Bronxville |
112.8 |
Ryan, Campbell, Hoffer, Hayes, Chrappa, Rizzo, Nobles |
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2 |
Dobbs Ferry |
94.6 |
Andrews, Kihara, Sheely, Clarick, El Hamouche, Weidner, Addona |
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3 |
Pawling |
78.8 |
Marvin, Heymach, Henke, Langone, Espinosa, Barker |
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4 |
Irvington |
70.6 |
Riley, Friedman, Raftis, Spencer, Binney, Czander |
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5 |
Croton Harmon |
61.8 |
Davis, Garbarini, Herron, Spencer, Wikler |
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6 |
Briarcliff |
61.2 |
Pennacchio, Bombassei, Rickles, Rao |
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7 |
Valhalla |
60.8 |
Rice, Colabatissto, Nangle, Brand, Babak |
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Fast Runners |
Kaitlin Ryan (Brx) 123, Mika Andrews (DF) 114, Courtney Campbell (Brx) 114, Emelie Hoffer (Brx) 112, Sarah Marvin (Pawl) 111, Delia Hayes (Brx) 109, Hilary Rizzo (Brx) 106, Argentina Chrappa (Brx) 105, Kana Kihara (DF) 103, Caroline Pennachio (Briar) 98, Morgan Nobles (Brx) 94, Emily Auld (Albertus Magnus) 94, Annabelle Sheely (DF) 92, Veronica Walsh (Brx) 90, Lizzie Riley (Irv) 88, Cayla Vinzone (Rye Neck) 87, Molly Langone (Pawl) 85, Amy Rice (Val) 82, Sophia Espinosa (Pawl) 81, Rachel Davis (CH) 80, Sahia Clarick (DF) 80, Devon Bombassei (Briar) 80, Ashlin Leen (Pleasantville) 78, Danielle Heymach (Pawl) 75, Emily Friedman (Irv) 73 |
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Summary: |
Bronxville is aiming for a 6th straight States title and will take its 16th straight sectional title against a rising Dobbs team. The Broncos' Kaitlin Ryan will be the favorite for the individual title ahead of Dobbs' Mika Andrews and senior teammates Courtney Campbell and Emelie Hoffer. |
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Class D |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Haldane |
52.6 |
McEwen, Winnie, Conklin, Stowell, Ricketts |
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2 |
Alexander Hamilton |
NA |
Jessamy |
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Fast Runners |
Ruby McEwen (Hald) 62, Heather Winnie (Hald) 59, Rachel Conklin (Hald) 49, Abbey Stowell (Hald) 48, Samantha Ricketts (Hald) 45, Robin Jessamy (AH) 43 |
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Summary: |
Haldane has put together a pack this year that could move up from its 8th place States finish last year. Ruby McEwen and Heather Winnie lead the way for the Blue Devils. |
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Section 2 |
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Friday November 1, Queensbury |
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Class A |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Saratoga Springs |
118.6 |
S. Vetter, Engborg, Morin, Hayes, C. Vetter, Cummings, Smith |
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2 |
Shenendehowa |
115.4 |
Jordan, Rusch, Zachgo, Crounse, Bleichert, Duclos, Hartman |
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3 |
Colonie |
110.0 |
Chambers, Bower, Kerin, Kaminski, C. Pellegrini, Malecki, O'Brien, Schillaci |
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4 |
Guilderland |
108.6 |
Burns, Robinson, Forman, Jourdin, Miceli, Loomis |
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5 |
Bethlehem |
104.2 |
Jensen, Champagne, ee, Hogan |
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6 |
Shaker |
101.0 |
Lansing, Czupil, Libruk, Perez, Artini |
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7 |
Niskayuna |
89.2 |
Spiers, Sciortino, Kokernak, Carach, Labate |
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Fast Runners |
Maryanna Lansing (Shak) 127, Samantha Vetter (Sar) 122, Emily Burns (Guild) 122, Danielle Jordan (Shen) 121, Bellame Bower (Colon) 118, Peyton Eangborg (Sara) 118, Sarah Morin (Sara) 118, Spencer Hayes (Sara) 118, Estela Smith (Sara) 117, Amanda Chambers (Colon) 117, Emily Crounse (Shen) 117, Julia Zachgo (Shen) 116, Carley Vetter (Sara) 116, Kathryn Tenney (Colon) 114, Jenna Robinson (Guild) 113, Abigail Spiers (Nisk) 111, Danika Jensen (Beth) 111, Julia Champagne (Beth) 110, Caroline Rusch (Shen) 110, Sarah Forman (Guild) 109, Gabbie Robbens (Sara) 107, Payton Czupil (Shak) 107, Sarah Vener (Beth) 104, Eileen Bequette (Albany) 104, Marilyn O'Brien (Colon) 103, Sarah Duclos (Shen) 103, Anastasia Mahar (Guild) 101, Dominica Bleichert (Shen) 101, Calynn Cerniglia (Shak) 100 |
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Summary: |
S2-A is just loaded with strong teams and top runners. Saratoga again stands out as the favorite, but Shenedehowa has been close enough to the Blue Streaks to cause some concern. Saratoga's big win at Suburban Council appears to have again widened the gap for a team with a lot of depth, and Shen will need to have Julia Zachgo back in the lineup to make a strong run for the title. Saratoga's Samantha Vetter made an incredible 23 TR leap upward to win the Suburban Council over Maryanna Lansing, and the two of them are the favorites for the individual title. |
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Class B |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Burnt Hills |
114.8 |
E. Scott, Digman, Casey, Bachus, A. Scott, Monsen, Frees |
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2 |
Queensbury |
113.2 |
Kellogg, E. Guinther, R. Guinther, Metcalfe, Hanchett, Ackner, Messina |
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Academy of the Holy Names |
111.8 |
Williams, Triller, Scott, Morrow, Close, Franchini, Spitalny |
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Amsterdam |
76.2 |
Quinones, Lazarou, Dopp |
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Cobleskill-Richmondville |
68.6 |
Brizzee, Gogel |
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South Glens Falls |
67.2 |
Billings, Rosati |
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Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons |
63.8 |
Williams, Matala |
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Fast Runners |
Kaylee Scott (HN) 131, Megan Kellogg (Q) 126, Lydia Williams (HN) 121, Eva Scott (BH) 119, Emily Guinther (Q) 119, Jordan Casey (BH) 117, Leah Triller (HN) 116, Courtney Breiner (Emma Willard) 116, Sherri Metcalfe (Q) 115, Marina Jerry (BH) 114, Cara Sherman (Mohonasen) 113, Emily Digman (BH) 113, Sara Billings (SGF) 111, Alexis Scott (BH) 111, Janelle Rothacker (BH) 110, Talya Williams (NDBG) 107, Danielle Soprano (Q) 107, Skylar Sweet (BH) 105, Allison Fernandez (BH) 104, Lindsey Bachus (BH) 103, Sarah Killeen (BH) 102, Erika Frees (BH) 101, Stephanie Carrier (BH) 101, Olivia Lazarou (Amst) 101, Ilenis Quinones (Amst) 100, Alexis Bartlett (Q) 99, Brittany Craven (Gloversville) 98, Kim Brizzee (CR) 98, Rachel Guinther (Q) 98, |
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Summary: |
Burnt Hills is incredibly deep with a dozen runners speeding at the 100+ TR mark, but the S2-B title will depend on who has the strength at the top of the lineup in addition to the big pack. After a 2nd place for BH at the Suburban Council meet, the S2-B battle of the two Spartans squads and the unnamed ones appears to be tipping towards Burnt Hills over Queensbury and Holy Names. After recent impressive runs, HN's Kaylee Scott and Lydia Williams, Queensbury's Megan Kellogg, and Burnt Hills' Eva Scoot all appear to be in the hunt for the individual crown. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Broadalbin-Perth |
87.2 |
Opalka, Naple, Monroe, DeNeuville, De Zolt |
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2 |
Schalmont |
78.6 |
Flower, Regan, Kranick, Masullo, Olsen |
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Schuylerville |
72.2 |
Watson, Freemire, Scavone, Cerqua |
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4 |
Catskill |
67.4 |
Hackett, Mercado, Davies, Doney |
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Fast Runners |
Julia Flower (Schal) 122, Ashley Watson (Schuy) 118, Erin Clark (Chatham) 105, Emily Acker (Albany Academy) 102, Allie Bartolotto (Hudson) 100, Sarah Carter (Cohoes) 98, Jordynn DeNeuville (BP) 93, Victoria Opalka (BP) 92, Coreena Monroe (BP) 90, Julia Freemire (Schuy) 88, Courtney Reilly (Voorhessville) 87, Kimberly Geniti (Fonda-Fultonville) 87, Kacie Hunter (Fonda-Fultonville) 85, Mackenzie DeZolt (BP) 85, Samantha Reagan (Schal) 85, Cassie Kranick (Schal) 84, Sarah Naple (BP) 84, Tara Josberger (Coxsackie-Athens) 82, Julia Engster (Central Catholic) 80 |
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Summary: |
Broadalbin-Perth appears to have enough of a mid-level pack to hold off a rising Schalmont team for the S2-C title. Schalmont sophomore Julia Flower and Schuylerville freshman Ashley Watson appear primed for a battle at the top. |
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Class D |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Greenwich |
87.6 |
Lapham, Spezio, Perkins, Booth, Littell, Riley |
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2 |
Berne-Knox-Westerlo |
68.8 |
Tedeschi, Shaffer, Rouke, Cancilla |
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3 |
Maple Hill |
49.0 |
Strain, Bennett |
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Fast Runners |
Sarah Lapham (Green) 115, Tori Spezio (Green) 104, Monica Strain (MP) 98, Jillian Perkins (Green) 83, Allie Tedeschi (BKW) 83, Katie Gregory (Duanesburg) 81, Bryanna Booth (Green) 75, Ella Gurney (Saratoga Central) 74, Annie Laurie Shaffer (BKW) 72, Erica Abrantes (Lake George) 71, Sierra Rizzo (Berlin) 67, Chloe Littell (Green) 66 |
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Summary: |
Greenwich is well set to take its 10th straight Section 2 title behind Sarah Lapham and Tori Spezio. |
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Section 3 |
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Saturday November 2, Jamesville County Beach Park |
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Class A |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Fayetteville-Manlius |
131.6 |
Avery, Farrell, Pearl, Menz, Howe, Siebert, Levy, Masden |
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Liverpool |
110.2 |
McNamara, Mahoney, Henry, Basla, Chewning-Kul, Stagnitta |
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3 |
West Genesee |
96.0 |
Leff, Weaver, Matkoski, Dunshee, Ferranti |
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4 |
Cicero-North Syracuse |
95.8 |
Halstead, Norris, Kolakowski, Shuman, Parry, Gross, Stevens |
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5 |
Baldwinsville |
92.2 |
Lathrop, Miller, Hull, Bolton, Olds |
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Fast Runners |
Annika Avery (FM) 142, Alana Pearl (FM) 137, Jenna Farrell (FM) 133, Laura Leff (WG) 132, Jessica Howe (FM) 128, Megan Menz (FM) 118, Reilly Madsen (FM) 118, Abby McNamara (Liv) 117, Morgan Mahoney (Liv) 115, Marissa Lathrop (Bald) 110, Sophie Ryan (FM) 110, Megan Holzwarth (Central Square) 109, Olivia Ryan (FM) 109, Jacqlynn Halstead (CNS) 108, Juliana Basla (Liv) 108, Rachel Miller (Bald) 107, Maia Henry (Liv) 107, Morgan Chewning-Kulick (Liv) 104, Samantha Levy (FM) 103, Mackenzie Pierie (FM) 102, Jillian Norris (CNS) 102, LIndsey Weaver (WG) 96 |
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Summary: |
It's that time of year when the activity in the Hornet hive starts getting intense, and 7-time reigning national champ Fayetteville-Manlius has shown clear sign recently of taking the action to the next level, as shown by the 132.6 TR the team rang up at CNYCL. Liverpool will likely be the S3-A representative at the Federation meet in two weeks. Laura Leff is the only non-Hornet likely to challenge for the individual crown here, with Annika Avery and Alana Pearl the favorites. |
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Class B |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Westhill-Bishop Ludden |
100.2 |
Corcoran, Morrell, Coolican, Washburn, Christensen |
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2 |
Jamesville-Dewitt |
98.6 |
Fairbanks, Carpenter, Wengert, Jaffe, Pomeroy |
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3 |
New Hartford |
84.6 |
Hull, Suits, Madden, Hogan, Mercurio |
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4 |
Homer |
81.4 |
Auchmoody, Crawford, Moheimani |
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5 |
South Jefferson |
79.2 |
Miller, Pastor, Lloyd |
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East Syracuse-Minoa |
75.4 |
Pallotta, Brwnson, Benz, Miner |
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Fast Runners |
Rachel Fairbanks (JD) 125, Jade Auchmoody (Homer) 117, Genny Corcoran (West) 117, Emilee Carpenter (JD) 116, Anna Galbraith (Chittenango) 115, Gabby Pallotta (ESM) 108, Hayley Tasselmeyer (Cortland) 107, Jackie Miller (SJ) 105, McKayla Crawford (Homer) 103, Erin Morrell (West) 102, Justyna Wilkinson (Whitesboro) 102, Annibel Coolican (West) 102, Juliette Miller (ESM) 100, Skylar Pastor (SJ) 99, Laura Wengert (JD) 98, Emily Washburn (West) 97, Natalie Marra (ESM) 96, Juliet Hull (NH) 92, Kendall McGee (Cortland) 92, Alyssa Suits (NH) 91 |
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Summary: |
A classic battle is shaping up in the S3-B meet with reigning champ Westhill-Bishop Ludden trying to fend off last year's 3rd place team Jamesville-Dewitt. Westhill has the better pack group and is likely to win out over a JD squad led by the individual title favorite Rachel Fairbanks. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Skaneateles |
100.2 |
Neal, Wilcox, Adams, Dwyer, Malcolm, Soderberg |
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2 |
Cazenovia |
78.6 |
Cudney, (Stanford), Walters, Bourgabos, Frost, Gabor, Rossiter, Owens |
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3 |
Marcellus |
68.6 |
Garn, Bell, Stewart, Weeks |
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4 |
Hannibal |
63.8 |
Mattison, Sheldon, Harris |
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5 |
Jordan-Elbridge |
55.4 |
Gugel, (A. Malvaso), Mi. Malvaso, Ma. Malvaso, Dristie, Kuehnle |
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Fast Runners |
Kaitlyn Neal (Skan) 125, Rachel Garn (Marc) 123, Megan Ann Pierce (CBA-Syracuse) 120, Abby Gugel (JE) 110, Haylie Virginia (Phoenix) 106, Maghann Tanner (Adirondack) 105, Jeanette Cudney (Caz) 103, Madeline Adams (Skan) 101, Liz Dwyer (Skan) 99, Gabrielle Schug (CBA-Syracuse) 95, Chelsea Cooper (APW) 93, Julia Willcox (Skan) 92, Mya Walter (Caz) 87, Michaela Sheldon (Han)85, Else Soderberg (Skan) 85, Morgan Roy (Clinton) 84, Hayley Frost (Caz) 84, Haley Allen (Clinton) 82 |
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Summary: |
Skaneateles is looking for its first sectional title in 7 years and looks well set to get it as the #2 ranked NY Class C team. Kaitlyn Neal will battle Marcellus's Rachel Garn and CBA's Megan Ann Pierce for the individual honors. |
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Class D |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Tully |
98.2 |
Crawford, Jaworski, Gambell, Bolt, Congelli, Murphy, Ward |
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2 |
Beaver River |
83.4 |
Moore, Pominville, Rollin, Nortz, Kempney, Lighthall, Smith |
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3 |
South Lewis |
74.8 |
Corbett, Platt, Bronson, Cavanaugh, Burd |
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4 |
Cooperstown |
68.2 |
Fanion, Ratliff, Odell, Zoltick |
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5 |
Sauquoit Valley |
66.4 |
Jones, George, Kondielawa, Sciobar |
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Fast Runners |
Sage Hurta (Hamilton) 125, Ashleigh Crawford (Tul) 113, Natalie Mogavero (Weedsport) 110, Ellen Jaworski (Tul) 109, Kristen Ratliff (Coop) 103, Marissa Jones (SV) 100, Christine Gambell (Tul) 98, Makenna Cooley (Remsen) 95, Samantha Fanion (Coop) 95, Sierra Corbett (SL) 94, Allison Congelli (Tul) 90, Anna Roberts (Remsen) 89, Shiane Irwin (Poland) 88, Taylor Moore (BR) 87, Mackenzie Bolt (Tul) 86, Elinore Loch (Faith Heritage) 86, Addison Sgroi (Faith Heritage) 86, Nola Pominville (BR) 85, Sierra Kempney (BR) 84, Emily Lighthall (BR) 81, Victoria Rollin (BR) 81, Marina Giraud (Fabius-Pompey) 80 |
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Summary: |
After winning six straight S3-C titles, Tully drops down to Class D and looks to continue the streak at another level at the expense of Beaver River and last year's champ South Lewis. Sage Hurta came in 2nd in S3-D way back in 2010 when she went on to become the first runner ever to win States as a 7th grader. This year Hurta has a chance for a Sectional-States double. |
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Section 4 |
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Thursday October 31, Chenango Valley State Park |
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Class A |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Elmira |
114.8 |
Wheeler, Thatcher, Riley, Ashley, Tubbs, Kurcoba, Mewes |
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2 |
Ithaca |
83.0 |
Trumble, Frank, Pfaff, Tomasik, Mangino |
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3 |
Horseheads |
76.4 |
Deiseroth, Cites, Lundgren, Card, Naples |
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4 |
Binghamton |
61.2 |
R. Pellela, M. Pellela, Leo |
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Fast Runners |
Abbey Wheeler (Elm) 141, Lauren Trumble (Ith) 120, Jessica Thatcher (Elm) 114, Mackenzie Tubbs (Elm) 113, Khiere Ashley (Elm) 108, Sylvia Frank (Ith) 101, Jordynn Kurcoba (Elm) 100, Marianne Cites (Horse) 92, Rory Pellela (Binghamton) 90, Maggie Rose Pellela (Binghamton) 88, Alexi Deiseroth (Horse) 85 |
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Summary: |
Elmira is looking for a repeat S4-A championship with a top 5 NY state team, and Abbey Wheeler looks to take the individual championship after finishing 2nd last year. Both possibilities seem hugely likely in a year that has seen Elmira establish itself as a state power and recently edge out S4-B favorite Corning in the STAC championship.. |
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Class B |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Corning |
113.8 |
Lawson, Gallagher, Ustanik, Rogus, Crook, Butler |
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2 |
Maine-Endwell |
56.2 |
Bosch, Hutton |
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3 |
Vestal |
53.6 |
Gates, Suzuki, Zurwiyya, Maloney |
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4 |
Johnson City |
43.4 |
E. Cluck, Lamuraglia |
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Fast Runners |
Jessica Lawson (Corn) 143, Morgan Gallagher (Corn) 113, Madeline Ustanik (Corn) 110, Natalie Rogus (Corn) 107, Michelle Crook (Corn) 101, Katie Butler (Corn) 100, Maeve Holman (Corn) 96, Martine Bosch (ME) 82 |
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Summary: |
Corning dropped down to Class B this year and is dominating the S4-B action behind the #2 rated runner in the state, Jessica Lawson, who is the favorite for the States B title. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Newark Valley |
68.6 |
Stewart, L. Riegel, Meagher, Thomas, Raymond,A. Riegel |
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2 |
Trumansburg |
66.0 |
Gurche, Vansoest, Melvin, McIntyre |
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3 |
Windsor |
61.8 |
Stone, Sage, Shaffer |
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4 |
Chenango Forks |
56.6 |
Niman, Page, Flynn |
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5 |
Waverly |
50.0 |
Frank, Uhl |
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6 |
Chenango Valley |
47.0 |
Hawkes, Igo, Barry |
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Fast Runners |
Kaylee Stone (Wind) 108, Natalie Hawkes (CV) 99, Kayla Stewart (NV) 98, Kelsey Frank (Wav) 95, Mackenzie Sage (Wind) 85, Maeve Gurch (Trum) 83, Emily Niman (CF) 81, Mary Page (CF) 80, Leanne Riegel (NV) 80, Kaylee Uhl (Wav) 77, Kaitlyn Houghtling (Thomas Edison) 77 |
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Summary: |
Newark Valley has ruled in S4-C for 8 straight years, but this year's contest with Trumansburg and the rest of the teams is going to be very challenging. NV edged Trumansburg by 1 point at the recent IAC championship. Last year's 3rd and 4th finishers Natalie Hawkes and Kayla Stewart will be chasing Kaylee Stone for the individual title. |
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Class D |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Watkins Glen |
61.0 |
Kennard, Bond Chedzoy, Reilly |
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2 |
Candor |
51.2 |
M. Russell, J. Russell, C. Russell |
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3 |
Seton Catholic-Binghamton |
NA (4 runners) |
Farrell, Blazicek, Will |
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Fast Runners |
Miranda Russell (Cand) 91, Bethany Murphy (Southern Cayuga) 86, Taylor Kennard (WG)83 , Julia Russell (Cand) 82, Jamie Farrell (SCB) 82, Carissa Russell (Cand) 73, Maggie Bond (WG) 73, Katie Aikens (Delhi) 71, Nicole Blazicek (SCB) 66, Shayna Will (SCB) 65 |
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Summary: |
Watkins Glen dropped down to Class D this year and appears to have enough depth to replace last year's champ Candor, which is composed of the Russell family. Miranda Russell has a bit of an edge to win the individual title that her sister Julia won last year. |
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Section 5 |
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Saturday November 2, Genesee Community College |
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Class A |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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2 |
Penfield |
116.0 |
Lembo, Sedita, Fahrenholz, Leo, Cok, Gingello, Angus |
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1 |
Webster Thomas |
115.0 |
Vestri, Ashton, (Songer), Adams, Davenport, Mechler |
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4 |
Rush Henrietta |
112.8 |
Quinn, Cooper, Watson, Peters, Martinez, Glitch |
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3 |
Webster Schroeder |
103.2 |
Paratore, Wiseman, Canessa, Fitzgerald, Ludington |
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5 |
Fairport |
102.6 |
Sedita, Nortz, Jones, Swider, Williams |
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6 |
Hilton |
101.0 |
Kunigan, Camillaci, Coleman, Page, Hendricks |
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7 |
Canandaigua |
89.6 |
Jensen, Garbinski, Hulme, VanDerEems |
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Fast Runners |
Katie Lembo (Pen) 145, Kennedy Jensen (Can) 142, Alex Cooper (RH) 137, Autumn Albrecht (Brockport) 134, Siobhan Quinn (RH) 137, Amanda Vestri (WT) 128, Anna Kostarellis (Churchville-Chili) 119, Amanda Paratore (WS) 117, Claire Ashton (WT) 117, Laura Adams (WT) 115, Mary Kunigan (Hillt) 115, Erin Sedita (Fair) 114, Trista Leo (Pen) 113, Sarah Cok (Pen) 109, Megan Sedita (Pen) 109, Heather Nortz (Fair) 108, Sammy Watson (RH) 107, Brittany Mechler (WT) 105, Julia Wiseman (WS) 104, Claire Miller (Pen) 104, Kelsie Canessa (WS) 103, Tory Fahrenholz (Pen) 101, Shannon Horan (Fair) 100, Zoe Camillaci (Hilt) 100, Katie Swider (Fair) 100, Lindsey Davenport (WT) 100, Claire Wagner (Irondequoit) 99, Lexi Peters (RH) 98, Jenny Coleman (Hilt) 98 |
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Summary: |
The S5-A teams have already engaged in some great battles at McQuaid and Monroe County and elsewhere, but Monroe winner Penfield seems to have gotten the edge over Webster Thomas and reigning champ Rush-Henrietta with a recent surge. NY#1 Katie Lembo, Kennedy Jensen, Alex Cooper, and Autumn Albrecht are all ranked in the top 10 in the state, so the battle at the top should be a classic. Although there is a kind of sense of deja vu here following the Monroe County meet, this is definitely the highlight race of the SQs. |
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Class B |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Pittsford Mendon |
109.4 |
Barger, Tuite, Yancey, Zeccola, Singh, M. Pieper, Rohrer, L.Pieper |
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2 |
Honeoye Falls-Lima |
95.0 |
Mevorach, Douglas, McDaniel, Read, Cole |
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3 |
Batavia |
85.2 |
Eastridge, Kindig, Filbert, Brown |
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4 |
Pittsford Sutherland |
79.6 |
Visca, Mulroy, Smith |
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5 |
Brighton |
77.4 |
Campbell, Oberst, Costanza, Pinker |
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6 |
Mercy |
75.2 |
Sargeant, Kurzweil, Huff |
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Fast Runners |
Mary Visca (PS) 122, Mary Barger (PM) 121, Colleen Yancey (PM) 110, Martha Mevorach (HFL) 108, Kari Tuite (PM) 108, Lilly Pieper (PM) 105, Alexa Campbell (Bright) 105, Megha Singh (PM) 103, Amanda Zeccola (PM), Emma Eastridge (Bat) 103, Veronica Wojnowski (East Irondequoit) 101, Riley Douglas (HFL) 100, Maddy Pieper (PM) 99, Sydney McDaniel (HFL) 96, Charlotte Kurzweil (Mercy) 95, Alexis Kindig (Bat) 95, Stephanie Wojnowski (East Irondequoit) 94, Katie Rohrer (PM) 93, Maria Villanti (HFL) 92 |
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Summary: |
The return to action of Mary Barger for Pittsford Mendon has pushed it well ahead of the rest of the teams in S5-B and likely its first sectional title in 5 years. The Pittsford Mary's, Visca of Sutherland and Barger of Mendon will be favored to battle for the individual title. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Wayland-Cohocton |
93.8 |
Curtin, Schwartz, Booth, Lewis, Landino |
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2 |
Livonia |
67.4 |
Hensler, Stewart, Leinders, |
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3 |
LeRoy |
52.2 |
Schwan. Lauricella, Driscoll, King |
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4 |
Greece-Odyssey |
48.4 |
Moscato, Herrick, Adams, Anderson |
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Fast Runners |
Meghan Curtin (WC) 122, Clarissa Hensler (Liv) 110, Audrey Button (Marcus Whitman) 109, Mariah Smith (Hornell) 107, Madelyn Schwartz (WC) 101, Amanda Booth (WC) 92, Rebecca Schwan (LeRoy) 90, Erica Barbay (Mynderse) 87, Kristen Jones (Palmyra-Macedon) 80, Reilly Landino (WC) 78, Evelynn Pinneo (Penn Yan) 77, Courtney Lewis (WC) 76, Meg Moscato (GO) 75, Julianna Lauricella (LeRoy) 75, Molly Stewart (Liv) 75 |
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Summary: |
Wayland-Cohocton had a narrow win in last year's S5-C race, but this year behind frontrunner Meghan Curtin the team should roll onward to States. |
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Class D |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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3 |
Keshequa |
77.2 |
L. Piriano, Thompson, Snyder, Schiano |
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2 |
Byron-Bergen |
75.4 |
Lovett, Clay, Walker, Foeller, Loewke, Montgomery |
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1 |
Notre Dame-Batavia |
72.6 |
Call, Warner, Lentz, Bliss, Stroll-Dice, McCracken, McGuiness |
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5 |
Geneseo |
70.2 |
Horn, Bailey, Miskell, Kernan |
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4 |
Red Creek |
65.6 |
Wade, Weaver, Beach, McDonald, Bristol |
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Fast Runners |
Laurie Call (NDB) 107, Anna Warner (NDBG) 99, Lindsey Piriano (Kesh) 98, Shealyn Doody (Red Jacket) 97, Kim Lovett (BB) 95, Brianna Lyons (Addison) 94, Cameron Perry (Pembroke) 91, Morgan Munger (Oakfield-Alabama) 89, Raelynn Moskel (Alexander) 88, Sylvia Thompson (Kesh) 88, Charlene Clay (BB) 83, Raylene Wade (RC) 81, Chloe Weaver (RC) 77, Emma Snyder (Keshequa) |
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Summary: |
The S5-D race could be a wild one as teams like Keshequa have suddenly emerged maybe at the front of the pack. Laurie Call looks ready to repeat her triumph from last year. |
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Section 6 |
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Friday November 1, Elma Meadows Park |
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Class A |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Clarence |
109.2 |
Saenger, Patterson, (Colson), Rott, Reinhardt, Garrett, Warner |
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2 |
Lockport |
84.8 |
Lang, H. Kurbs, S. Kurbs |
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3 |
Frontier |
84.2 |
Kennedy, Bova |
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4 |
Williamsville North |
77.2 |
Dorogi, Copeland, Garrity |
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5 |
West Seneca West |
74.6 |
Rybczynski, Livechi, Zmuda |
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Fast Runners |
Marissa Saenger (Clar) 136, Katrina Patterson (Clar) 115, Abby Lang (Lock) 114, Hannah Kennedy (Fron) 112, Hannah Kurbs (Lock) 112, Elizabeth Rott (Clar) 104, Anna Rybczynski (WSW) 104, Danielle Dorogi (WN) 100, Sydney Bova (Fron) 99, Hannah Reinhardt (Clar) 98 |
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Summary: |
Clarence has a clear edge over the rest of the field in S6-A and Marissa Saenger is expected to be among the top candidates for Class A champion at States. |
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Class B |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
East Aurora |
117.2 |
McLaughlin, Webster, Danieu, Spaschak, Sullivan, Zee, O'Brien |
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2 |
Sweet Home |
110.0 |
Ortega, Peterman, Doyle, Weissenburg |
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3 |
Williamsville South |
98.2 |
Hopkins, Losito, Kennedy, Pim |
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4 |
Starpoint |
96.8 |
Tasselmyer, Henry, Chase, Gorman, Saraf |
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5 |
Hamburg |
87.4 |
Luthringer, Cuddihy, Lewis, Fredriksen |
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Fast Runners |
Marta McLaughlin (EA) 131, Sophia Tasselmyer (Star) 130, Ally Ortega (SH) 130, Aileen Doyle (SH) 124, Carolyn Hopkins (WS) 124, Fiona Danieu (EA) 120, Maisy Webster (EA) 119, Sam Peterman (SH) 119, Sidney Spaschak (EA) 109, Laura Staff (Amherst) 108, Erin Cuddihy (Ham) 105, Olivia Luthringer (Ham) 104, Claire Losito (WS) 103, Amber Custodi (Lewiston Porter) 101, Carlin Sullivan (EA) 101, Natalie Cummings (Lake Shore) 99, Rebekah Zee (EA) 96, Sam Henry (Star) 95, Rachel Weissenburg (SH) 94 |
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Summary: |
East Aurora is kicking into gear as it seeks a repeat of its 4th place finish at Nationals last year, but first the Blue Devils will settle for a S8-B title over a rising Sweet Home squad. EA's Marta McLaughlin was the winner at the recent ECIC championship, but Sophia Tasselmyer, Ally Ortega, and Aileen Doyle are all ready to take another shot at unseating the reigning S6-B champ. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Akron |
84.4 |
Papke, M. Hanley, Schultz, G. Hanley, Chubb |
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2 |
Alden |
81.2 |
Warner, Wallace, Pralow, Kron |
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3 |
Gowanda |
73.4 |
Steward, Samuelson, Jaroszewski, Grubbs |
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4 |
Fredonia |
72.0 |
Stoke, Tramuta, Wen, O'Brien, Langworthy |
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5 |
Newfane |
71.2 |
Ke. Bochnewetch, Goerss, Auernhamer, Ka. Bochnewtch, Bassler |
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Fast Runners |
Kelly Bochnewetch (Newf) 114, Eliza Papke (Ak) 110, Margo Henley (Ak) 109, Holly Heil (Medina) 98, Michaela Tramuta (Fred) 97, Savannah Warner (Ald) 95, Kirsten Holmburg (Falconer) 94, Gwen Stokes (Fred) 94, Colleen Steward (Gow) 93, Joie-Rose Stengle (Allegany-Limestone) 96, Becky Kron (Ald) 90, Elizabeth Vohwinkel (JFK) 86, Kimberly Goerss (Newf) 89, Jaclyn Wallace (Ald) 88, Hunter Samuelson (Gow) 87, Kylee Schultz (Ak) 87, Kara Pralow (Ald) 75 |
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Summary: |
Akron and Alden appear set to go the distance for the S5-C crown, though a couple of other teams including reigning champ Fredonia are also close behind. Kelly Bochnewetch finished second to the currently injured Lauren Reyda in last year's race and looks ready to go for the gold again this year. |
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Class D |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Maple Grove |
99.2 |
Pietrocarlo, Benson, Norris, Sirwatka |
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2 |
Silver Creek |
69.2 |
H. Seiders, E. Seiders |
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3 |
Sherman |
63.2 |
Eliason, King, Pacy |
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Fast Runners |
Hope Pietrocarlo (MG) 121, Holly Eliason (Sherm) 104, Caroline Benson (MG) 102, Taylor Norris (MG) 100, Emma Seiders (SC) 96, Grace Auer MG) 92, Hannah Seiders (SC) 85, Kristen Kelemen (MG) 81, Katie Przybyl (Bark) 74, Katie Pacy (Sher) 72 |
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Summary: |
There's not much doubt about the outcome of this race as three-time defending States champ Maple Grove goes for its 5th straight sectional title with Hope Pietrocarlo as usual in the lead. |
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Section 7 |
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Friday November 1, Plattsburgh HS |
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Class B |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Peru |
65.8 |
Remillard, Fliss, A. Adams, Mazzella, Dobozy, L.Adams, Durocher |
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Fast Runners |
All for Peru: Maria Remillard 81, Shauna Fliss 76, Abby Adams 70, Meghan Mazzella 63, Cheyenne Dobozy 57 |
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Summary: |
Peru will be running unopposed here and is on the way to States. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Saranac |
63.0 |
O'Connell, Cerne, Miner, Manor, Barber |
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2 |
Saranac Lake |
54.8 |
Mohrs, Theron, Sullivan, Garso |
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3 |
Plattsburgh |
43.0 |
Deshaies, Rector, Baker |
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Fast Runners |
Elysha O'Connell (Sar) 93, Johanna Mohrs (SL) 72, Abby Cerne (Sar) 70, Sophie Theron (SL) 67, Claire Deshaies (Platt) 65, Samantha Smith (NE Clinton) 62 |
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Summary: |
The S7-C race will depend on how the back level spots sort out, but defending champ Saranac again seems to have the edge. |
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Class D |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Seton Catholic-Plattsburgh |
84.0 |
Champagne, Whyman, Leta, Dejordy |
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2 |
Lake Placid |
NA |
N. Armstrong, G. Armstrong |
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Fast Runners |
Margaret Champagne (SCP) 115, Melissa Whyman (SCP) 102, Ashley Leta (SCP) 96, Ninan Armstrong (LP) 83, Sofia Dejordy (SCP) 83, Gabby Armstrong (LP) 80 |
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Summary: |
Seton Catholic will win its 16th straight sectional title with Margaret Champagne at the lead. |
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Section 8 |
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Saturday November 2, Bethpage State Park |
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Class A |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Syosset |
101.6 |
Gruber, Siebert, Beovich, Galvin, Destafani, Stricoff, |
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2 |
Calhoun |
98.2 |
Moore, Resnick, Joseph, Woo |
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3 |
Massapequa |
82.6 |
McKenna, Seedorf, Rettig, Dearstyne, Aird |
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4 |
Port Washington |
77.0 |
Feinberg, Marrinelli |
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Fast Runners |
Grace Moore (Cal) 129, Reilly Seibert (Syos) 119, Lauren Gruber (Syos) 112, Joelle Feinberg (PW) 109, Zhaneia Thybulle (Elmont) 104, Nadya Resnick (Cal) 101, Kara McKenna (Mass) 99, Kayla Beovich (Syos) 99 |
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Summary: |
Calhoun is running on the same pace as Syosset through the first four runners but will still likely fall a good ways back in the final score, Grace Moore of Calhoun is the clear favorite for the individual title. |
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Class B |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
North Shore |
105.0 |
Bazan, Nerud, Mora, Vizza, Osman, Statile |
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2 |
Garden City |
101.2 |
S. Gerland, J. Gerland, Ferri, Fisher, Rubino |
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3 |
Wantagh |
82.4 |
Kratzer, Gordon, Soethout, Polack |
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4 |
South Side |
66.0 |
McDonough, Quinn, Tavella, Milan |
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Fast Runners |
Stephanie Gerland (GC) 130, Daniela Locastro (Cold Spring Harbor) 121, Jen Gerland (GC) 117, Alexandra Osman (NS) 110, Avery Kratzer (Want) 106, Stacie Nadel (NS) 106, Diana Vizza (NS) 105, Monica Morra (NS) 103, Megan Gordon (Want) 102, Stephanie Bazan (NS) 101, Caroline Ferri (GC) 99, Madison McGlone (JFK Bellmore) 92 |
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Summary: |
Garden City has the top pair with Stephanie and Jen Gerland, but North Shore has a pack above the 100 TR mark that should take them back to States. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Friends Academy |
72.6 |
Pascucci, Garry, Grodsky |
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2 |
Oyster Bay |
49.2 |
Giannetti, Cameron, Angelone |
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Fast Runners |
Isabelle Pascucci (FA) 114, Harmony Grodsky (FA) 109, Nicole Giannetti (OB) 98, Katrina Garry (FA) 93, Kara MvNellis (FA) 77, Linda Cameron (OB) 75 |
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Summary: |
Friends Academy will get its 5th straight sectional title, and its top pair of Isabelle Pascucci and Harmony Grodsky will run for the individual title. |
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Section 9 |
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Friday November 1, Bear Mountain |
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Class A |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Monroe-Woodbury |
104.4 |
(Kral), (Kurdziel), Munks, Kasparsons, Stella, Gomez, Cueva-Scarpelli, Kern |
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2 |
Warwick Valley |
104.2 |
Reilly, Rotstein, Eigo, Ginley, Cavanaugh |
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3 |
Valley Central |
99.4 |
Borriello, Cavalluzzo, Schneider, Weiskittel, Ribadeneyra, Derevenski |
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4 |
Pine Bush |
83.4 |
Collymore, Creagh, Stack |
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5 |
Newburgh |
81.2 |
Frontera, Forrester, Akoto |
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Fast Runners |
Megan Reilly (War) 138, Gianna Frontera (Newb) 124, Kalleigh Forrester (Newb) 124, Kathryn Munks (MW) 112, Kristen Borriello (VC) 112, (Kiersten Kral) (MW) 111, Allison Davis (Minisink Valley) 110, Taylor Creagh (PB) 106, Alexis Gomez (MW) 106, (Annie Kurdziel) (MW) 104, Lauren Rothstein (War) 104, Heidi Cavalluzzo (VC) 102, Deborah Boerke (Washingtonville) 99, Lizbet Navarro (Middletown) 99, Jody Collymore (PB) 98 |
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Summary: |
A few unknowns cloud the picture for the S9-A race, as two of Monroe-Woodbury's top two runners are not in the results since the breakout performance at Manhattan. MW did edge Warwick Valley in the OCIAA championship but had a lower TR average there. So this one is a coin-flip, another term for a race that goes to whoever wants it more. A fast developing Valley Central is also hanging close, and one of the members of the Borriello-Cavulluzzo top tandem was part of it last year, as Heidi replaces Holly C. 2012 state champion Megan Reilly is the top candidate for the individual title. |
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Class B |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Cornwall |
111.2 |
Boylan, Wallace, Mellino, Cuffe, Caroli, Markley |
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2 |
Port Jervis |
71.8 |
Fuller, Quarshie, Forrester |
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3 |
Goshen |
64.2 |
Atlas, Serkes, Scaumberg |
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4 |
New Paltz |
63.2 |
Ferguson, Butler, Hart |
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5 |
Monticello |
58.2 |
C. Johnson, S. Johnson, McEneaney |
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6 |
Marlboro |
54.6 |
Galella, Sandri, Mazzella, Ferguson |
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Fast Runners |
Beatrice Boylan (Corn) 128, Brittany Fuller (PJ) 118, Kayla Quarshie (PJ) 116, Ashley Wallace (Corn) 115, Hannah Mellino (Corn) 111, Dara Cuffe (Corn) 110, Camryn Johnson (Mont) 109, Angelique Atlas (Gosh) 102, Martha Mihm (Rondout Valley) 93, Victoria Caroli (Corn) 92 |
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Summary: |
Cornwall will win its 13th straight Section 9 title behind Beatrice Boylan and company and then seek to advance at States, where they finished 5th last year. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Tri-Valley |
71.4 |
Brooks, Bender, Pennell, Smith |
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2 |
James O'Neill |
60.4 |
Daddis, Tyce, Holt, McDermott |
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3 |
Sullivan West |
36.2 |
Meyerer, Dutton, Vanwagner |
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Fast Runners |
Julia Rubin-Armstrong (Onteora) 109, Sarah Rudge (Onteora) 102, Ellie Donlon (Dover) 87, Carolyn Gordon (Highland) 87, Courtney Meyerer (SW) 85, Autumn Bender (TV) 77, Alex Brooks (TV) 75 |
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Summary: |
Tri-Valley simply has the most depth here and should beat out James O'Neill for the S9-C title. Julia Rubin-Armstrong of Onteora will again push the pace for the individual title. |
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Class D |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
SS Seward |
23.0 |
Shaughnessy, Verblaauw, Agosto |
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2 |
Chapel Field |
NA |
McDermott |
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Fast Runners |
Maggie McDermott (CF) 61, Abby Hastings (CF) 59, |
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Summary: |
Seward appears to be the only school that can field a full team. Chapel Field's Maggie McDermott and Abby Hastings will run for the title. |
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Section 10 |
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Tuesday October 29, Salmon River |
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Class B |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Malone (Franklin) |
98.8 |
Bond, C. Pomainville, E Pomainville, Bronner, Champagne, Hyde |
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2 |
Canton |
91.8 |
Pierce, R. DelRossi, Ricalton, G. DelRossi, Whiteford, Bartlett |
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Fast Runners |
Laura Pierce (Cant) 119, Rebekkah Bond (Mal) 112, Carrie Pomainville (Mal) 106, Emily Malone (Mal) 102, Rebecca DelRossi (Cant) 88, Maria Ricalton (Cant) 88, Morgan Bronner (Mal) 88, Madeline Champagne (Mal) 86, Gemma DelRossi (Cant) 83, Carly Whiteford (Cant) 81 |
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Summary: |
Reigning champ Canton tries to hold on to its S10-B crown against a Malone team that appears to have the edge if all runners are healthy. Both teams have some question marks, so this will be one of the most exciting contests of the NY SQs. Laura Pierce is running very well and is the favorite for the individual title, but if Rebekkah Bond is at her peak level, she will challenge. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Gouverneur |
14.6 |
Dunkelberg, Simmons, Lamanteer |
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2 |
Potsdam |
14.2 |
Dow, Amell, Brownell |
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3 |
Ogdensburg |
1.4 |
Micthell |
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Fast Runners |
Gabby Dunkelberg (Gouv) 85, Maddi Dow (Pot) 82, Margeaux Simmons (Gouv) 81, Marie Amell (Pot) 57, Sara Mitchell (Og) 40, Brandi Lamanteer Gouv) 33, Claire Brownell (Pot) 31 |
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Summary: |
This race looks like it will be decided by the fourth and fifth runners for Gouverneur and Potsdam. Gabby Dunkelberg, Maddie Dow, and Margeaux Simmons are all in the running for the individual honors. |
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Class D |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Norwood-Norfolk |
77.6 |
Saucier, Grey, Livernois, Fetter, Dominique |
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2 |
Tupper Lake |
NA |
Klossner, Bishop |
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Fast Runners |
Kaycie Saucier (NN) 115, Hannah Grey (NN) 102, Leah Livernois (91), Skylar Fetter (NN) 43, Tess Klossner (TP) 34, Natasha Dominique (NN) 33 |
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Summary: |
Kaycie Saucier and her Norwood-Norfolk will be defending their 10-D titles. |
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Section 11 |
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Friday November 1, Sunken Meadows |
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Class A |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Northport |
108.0 |
Brennan, Thorne, Kuehn, McLeod, Corrigan |
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2 |
Ward Melville |
98.2 |
Muklebust, Dearie, Williams, Reynolds, Patton, Lane |
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3 |
Sachem North |
96.8 |
Ramirez, Coleman, Michta, Hwang, Mott |
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4 |
Sachem East |
96.4 |
O'Hehir, Murphy, Romero, Manfredi, Allen, Silvestre |
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5 |
Bay Shore |
88.2 |
Reilly, Anderson, McCaslin, Reyes, Dowd, Goode |
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6 |
Connetquot |
88.0 |
Melly, McGuire, Kopp,Smiley, McCormack |
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7 |
Eastport-South Manor |
87.6 |
McClay, DeCicco, Schafer, Wasilko |
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8 |
Kings Park |
83.6 |
S. Ahern, Homeyer, Gilliard, K. Ahern |
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9 |
Smithtown |
80.2 |
Shenkman, Manalastas, Motvydas, Martin, Romano |
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Fast Runners |
Brigid Brennan (Np) 124, Taylor McClay (E-SM) 121, Victoria Ingram (Snith) 118, Elise Ramirez (SN) 118, Shannon Ahern (KP) 118, Jackie Thorne (Np) 115, Erin Melly (Con) 113, Alexandra DeCicco (E-SM) 112, Alesia Mucklebust (WM) 111, Jessica Scheriff (North Babylon) 111, Amelia Kuehn (Np) 108, Molly Dearie (WM) 107, Kristen Homeyer (KP) 105, Karli Murphy (SE) 104, Mariah Charles (Bellport) 103, Valerie Romero (SE) 102, Lindsey Dougherty (Commack) 102, Caelynn Reilly (BS) 101 |
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Summary: |
Northport appears set to make another trip to States though there are at least three teams that can make a strong run at the Tigers judging from the results at the Brown Invitational. Most of the teams had leisurely TR-busting runs at the S11 Interdivisionals again as they trusted that no hurricane was coming in this year to blow away the SQ meet. |
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Class B |
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Top Runners |
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1 |
Miller Place |
109.2 |
Ti. Guevara, Ta. Guevara, Nolan, Barreca, Betterbed, S. Guevara |
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2 |
Bayport-Blue Point |
87.0 |
Delzell, Co. Dooley, Darby, Ca. Dooley |
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2 |
Shoreham-Wading River |
85.4 |
Lee, Ohrtman, Hays, Andrews |
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3 |
Mount Sinai |
71.4 |
Hoeg, Fiodalisi, Scutaro, Conroy |
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4 |
Harborfields |
78.4 |
Grossman, Shea, Huffman |
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East Hampton |
70.2 |
Cebulski, Paradiso, Messemer |
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Fast Runners |
Tiana Guevara (MP) 131, Laura Nolan (MP) 124, Talia Guevara (MP) 120, Katherine Lee (SWR) 116, Jamie Grossman (Har) 114, Brianna Delzell (BBP) 111, Sarah Hardie (John Glenn) 109, Dana Cebulski (EH) 107, Kaitlyn Ohrtman (SWR) 102, Laura Barreca (MP) 99, Courtney Dooley (BBP) 98, Alexandra Hays (SWR) 92 |
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Summary: |
Miller Place has set itself for a high finish at States with big scores from the Guevara sisters and crew. MP's Tiana Guevara and Laura Nolan are at the top of the field here. |
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Class C |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Mattituck |
70.4 |
Pfennig, Bergen, Hoeg, Vasile-Cozzo |
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2 |
Center Moriches |
52.8 |
Donegan, Nicholes, Monaco |
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3 |
Southampton |
18.0 |
H. Connolly-Sporing, Abatangelo |
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Fast Runners |
Melanie Pfenning (Mat) 95, Ryleigh Donegan (CM) 95, Hannah Connolly-Sporing (South) 83, Kaylee Bergen (Mat) 80, Georgie Nicholes (CM) 77, Audrey Hoeg (Mat) 70 |
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Summary: |
Mattituck is in position at last to make another late season run like they did last year on the way to a 4th place at States. Melanie Pfenning will battle Center Moriches' Ryleigh Donegan for the individual title. |
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Class D |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Stony Brook |
55.4 |
Rashba, Walker |
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2 |
Pierson |
NA |
Skerys |
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3 |
Southold |
NA |
Connolly |
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Fast Runners |
Margot Rashba (SB) 102, Clara Walker (SB) 72, Kate Connolly (South) 46 |
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Summary: |
Not a lot of information to go on here, but Stony Brook is definitely tops of the field behind Margot Rasba. |
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