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Saturday, November 8 at VCP. Races start at 9:00. Boys varsity race at 9:00. Girls varsity race at 9:15. |
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Boys Championship |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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1 |
Collegiate |
168.8 |
Pompilj, Ziebold, Windolf, Farley, Da Silva, Adler,Posner |
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Trinity |
149.6 |
Taylor, Bolster, Wani, Parlin, Shub |
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Hackley |
142.2 |
Jung, Hoch, Medici, Jones, Popov |
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Riverdale |
142.2 |
Ginzburg, Frank, Goodin, Harris, Singer |
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Poly Prep |
141.2 |
Clark, Simmons, Henneman, Rockwell, Malanaphy |
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Dalton |
139.2 |
Fine, Effron, Gardner, Oakes, Stoll, Vonderheide |
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Friends Seminary |
132.2 |
Lowe, Parker, Lieberman, Payne, Noll |
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Fieldston |
121.4 |
Consuelos, Kelly, Hornik, Lee, Franzese |
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Fast Runners |
Marco Pompilj (Coll) 192, Will Ziebold (Coll) 173, Peter Clark (PP) 169, Giacomo Taylor (Trin) 165, Nick Windolf (Coll) 164, Dylan Fine (Dalt) 162, John Farley (Coll) 160, Jake Bolster (Trin) 159, Sam Ginzburg (Riv) 159, George Frank (Riv) 158, Tristan Jung (Hack) 158, Chris Da Silva (Coll) 155, Ross Hoch (Hack) 153, Jonathan Adler (Coll) 153, Philip Posner (Coll) 152, Jason Kaupiffa (Trin) 151, John Wani (Trin) 148, Michael Consuelos (Field) 147 |
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Summary: |
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Collegiate has one of its strongest teams ever and is far out in front in the AIS, and frontrunner Marco Pompilj is one of the top 5 runners in the state. So there is again little drama in the AIS race for the top spots, but the battle between Trinity, Hackley, Riverdale, Poly Prep, and Dalton for the next places will provide some heat here. |
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Girls Championship |
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Position |
Team |
TR |
Top Runners |
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Hackley |
102.8 |
Stevenson, Gomba, Curran, Schechter, Levin, Butterfield, Bolster |
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Poly Prep |
91.8 |
Ketchum, C. Pearson, Doran, Kenny, O'Mara, E. Pearson, Boyce |
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Convent of the Sacred Heart |
81.4 |
P. Calcagnini, F. Calcagnini, Harris, Messina, Robertshaw |
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Brearley |
79.2 |
Zweig, Elliman, Prescod, Ramamurthy, Lai |
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Chapin |
72.2 |
Grimstad, Torpey, Johnson, Seeger, Cunningham |
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Trinity |
69.2 |
Pettit, Ryan, Kerner, May, Wisch, Bradley, Sommer |
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Marymount |
56.4 |
Alessie, Baker, Leitch, O'Sullivan, Spence |
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Fast Runners |
Ella Ketchum (PP) 127, Carolina Beroutsos (Nightingale-Bamford) 127, Paris Calcagnini (CSH) 124, Julia Stevenson (Hack) 123, Claire Gomba (Hack) 115, Nina Zweig (Brear) 112, Olivia Curran (Hack) 103, Emma Pettit (Trin) 101, Claire Elliman (Brear) 96, Caitlin Pearson (Brear) 95, Jamie Grimstad (Chap) 95, 98, Lindsay Schecheter (Hack) 89, Fiona Calcagnini (CSH) 88, Gabrielle Doran (PP) 85, Greer Levin (Hack) 84, Hailey Miller (Nichols) 84, Anna Jurew (NB) 84, Camille Butterfield (Hack) 84, Julia Larson (CSH) 83, Michelle Flesaker (Trevor) 83, Katherine Kenny (PP) 83, Maggie Hack (Spence) 81, Piper Torpey (Chap) 81 |
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Summary: |
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Hackley has built a top-level team this year that should have the depth to withstand the challenge from a rising Poly Prep team. But the contest for the top individual runner is looking exciting after some big jumps from last year for the contenders, as reigning champ Carolina Beroutsos of Nightingale-Bamford, Poly Prep's Ella Ketchum, Paris Calcignini of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, and Hackley's Julia Stevenson all look capable of running off with the crown. |
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