Boys Premiere
Individuals - Joseph Kosier (Guilderland) - 187.37, Christopher Lawson (Corning) - 186.03, Ethan Owen (Burnt Hills) - 183.67, Jason Perkins (Phoenix) - 181, Sean Metzler (Penfield) - 178.87, Omer Ahmed (Pittsford Mendon) - 177.73, Bradley Grimm (Pittsford Sutherland) - 177.40, Brady Petrella (Liverpool) - 177.30, Jackson Majewski (Burnt Hills) - 174.20, Levi Layden (Saratoga) - 172.97, Ryan Steinwandel (West Seneca District) - 172.10, Jonah Sebolt (East Aurora) - 172.08, Max Fraser (East Aurora) -171.42, Zine Kantari (Pittsford Sutherland) - 171.07, Caleb Hamilton (Walsh Jesuit, OH) - 171.00
Teams: East Aurora (169.47), Guilderland (169.2) Saratoga Springs (166.90), Pittsford Sutherland (165.11), Burnt Hills (164.14), Baldwinsville (163.85)
Breakdown: After a flyby last week in the merge, Saratoga and Guilderland will get their first shot head-to-head with East Aurora. As it stands, East Aurora looks to be the top team in the State, no small feat for a Class C school. Their compression was impressive at Pre-States, and this is a course they know well.
Individually, it's a tight race up front. Joe Kosier and Chris Lawson are tops on paper, with Kosier being your top returner from a year before. Ethan Owen is actually your next top returner, and enters here after skipping Pre-States last week. Jason Perkins is currently undefeated this Season, and this could be a showcase of some real speed. Of course, the Canadians are always the wild card here, so who know who might jump in for a sprint down the final stretch.