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Post by xcrunner96 on Oct 19, 2009 19:57:26 GMT -5
Senior Boys Top 10 Teams 1. Vincent Massey (they got it locked up) 2. Pickering 3. Cameron Heights 4. R.S. McLaughlin 5. Sarnia Northern 6. Thousand Islands 7. Highland 8. ESC Theriault 9. St. Anne's 10. Saugeen District Outside lookin in: Sydenham, Courtice, Centre Wellington Expect a mystery team to sneak in the top 5 would that be cardinal leger? |
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Post by dr1500 on Oct 19, 2009 20:01:13 GMT -5
Actually to tell you the truth its not we were like 11th at pre ofsaa lol
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Post by prefontainelives on Oct 19, 2009 20:13:05 GMT -5
Crothers has at least 3 top 30 its the 4th runner that has to do well im not sure where you got this information, but no matter how much they are going to dummy junior boys at YRAA they don't have anybody to back up Eammon this year. Adrian Gavrilov was their 2nd runner last year and i doubt he will be top 75 at OFSAA this year. He was followed closely by Kyle Stolys but i havent been following him. |
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Post by 1500m on Oct 19, 2009 20:27:38 GMT -5
Senior Boys Top 10 Teams 1. Vincent Massey (they got it locked up) 2. Pickering 3. Cameron Heights 4. R.S. McLaughlin 5. Sarnia Northern 6. Thousand Islands 7. Highland 8. ESC Theriault 9. St. Anne's 10. Saugeen District Outside lookin in: Sydenham, Courtice, Centre Wellington Unfortunately Pickering, McLaughlin, and Courtice cannot all qualify for OFSAA as they all compete in the same region. |
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Post by runningispain on Oct 19, 2009 21:18:10 GMT -5
Crothers has at least 3 top 30 its the 4th runner that has to do well im not sure where you got this information, but no matter how much they are going to dummy junior boys at YRAA they don't have anybody to back up Eammon this year. Adrian Gavrilov was their 2nd runner last year and i doubt he will be top 75 at OFSAA this year. He was followed closely by Kyle Stolys but i havent been following him. Adrian is now there 6th runner and they have a new 2nd and 4th runner. They will do well i guarentee it |
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Post by thefuture on Oct 19, 2009 21:40:00 GMT -5
they wont medal . they will come 5th or 6th.
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Post by xcrunner96 on Oct 20, 2009 10:58:03 GMT -5
dark horse for midget boys: alec mannarino
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Post by whamoh on Oct 20, 2009 11:00:00 GMT -5
1. Andrew DeGroot (why are ppl ?ing his win, he looked strong at the end, he will win OFSAA)
2. Daryl Smith (he is better then Woodfine)
3. Woodfine (he will fight with DeGroot and Smith)
4. Pual "Jan man" koski (will fight with the 3 leaders but fall just short)
5. Stephen Hosier
6. Jay Boychuk
7. Xavier King
8. Andrew Kowalsky
9. Tommy Devrise
10. Rob Denault
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Post by runner869 on Oct 20, 2009 17:08:21 GMT -5
1. Andrew DeGroot (why are ppl ?ing his win, he looked strong at the end, he will win OFSAA) 2. Daryl Smith (he is better then Woodfine) 3. Woodfine (he will fight with DeGroot and Smith) 4. Pual "Jan man" koski (will fight with the 3 leaders but fall just short) 5. Stephen Hosier 6. Jay Boychuk 7. Xavier King 8. Andrew Kowalsky 9. Tommy Devrise 10. Rob Denault I find it interesting you say Daryl is better than Woodfine, I think people are putting way too much emphasis on Pre-Ofsaa in their predictions. |
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Post by loverunning on Oct 20, 2009 17:25:39 GMT -5
I lot changes from Pre-Ofsaa to Ofsaa, 3 and a half weeks is a long time. Last year Mohamed Ahmed was the only person to win both Pre-Ofsaa and Ofsaa, (Deanna Brasz came 2nd in Sr. Pre-Ofsaa and then won Jr. Ofsaa), but other than that a lot changes, and a lot of strong people who will come top ten at Ofsaa don't go to Pre-Ofsaa, so predictions cannot simply be based on how someone did at Pre-Ofsaa.
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Post by slapchop on Oct 20, 2009 17:42:25 GMT -5
1. Daryl Smith (it will be a battle between degroot & Woodfine, but Smith will have more guts)
2. Tristan Woodfine ( Very close to Daryl)
3. Andrew Degroot ( suffers a narrow defeat, within 10 seconds on Daryl)
4. Paul Janikowsky
5. Andrew Kowalsky (the guy always peaks perfectly)
6. Stephen Hosier
7. Xavier King
8. Jay Boychuk
9.Thomas Devries
10. David Meloche
Dark horse: Jordan C
Jb
1. Eamonn Kichuk ( will win for fun)
2. Christopher Moyer ( 20 seconds back)
3. Gavin Shields
4. Shawn Masters
5. Harrison Sloan
6. Adam Palamar
7. Abdi Jama
8.Stuart Thibert
9. Brandon Kirkup
10. Thomas Keller
Dark Horse: Devon Elijiah
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Post by abrown on Oct 20, 2009 18:10:51 GMT -5
Don't know if it has been called... but Megan Yuan in JG.
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Post by sunshine on Oct 20, 2009 18:22:36 GMT -5
Rossy P. for top 10.
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Post by prefontainelives on Oct 20, 2009 20:32:11 GMT -5
1. Andrew Degroot (Pre-Ofsaa wasn't a fluke) 2. Tristan Woodfine (will push hard but fall just short) 3 Daryl Smith (again will push hard but woodfine will be stronger than pre ofsaa and degroot will still have him) and the rest seem to me like a toss-up. Even though those guys are looking the strongest to me, they could switch positions easily and the 4-10 i cant make up my mind.  |
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Post by mralexmoher on Oct 20, 2009 20:46:44 GMT -5
Guys, just fyi, dont bother making full top eight predictions for junior, last year there were only 10 seconds between 7th and 18th place. and people can get better, for example, chris moyer, who got 30th last year, beat gavin shield at pre ofsaa this year.
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Post by mralexmoher on Oct 20, 2009 20:49:35 GMT -5
Guys, just fyi, dont bother making full top eight predictions for junior, last year there were only 10 seconds between 7th and 18th place. and people can get better, for example, chris moyer, who got 30th last year, beat gavin shield at pre ofsaa this year. oh ya, another thing is that midgets last year (now juniors), many of them had absoloutely no idea that they were going to place top twenty last year, but now alot of them have had a whole year knowing that they have something to train for this time |
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Post by F.T on Oct 20, 2009 20:57:18 GMT -5
There are simply way too many talented names out there to even begin to make a top 10 list. I believe that in the past, there have been ofsaa's in where there's a pool of 10-15 athletes who simply soar above the rest of the field, making for easy predictions, however in ofsaa xc 2009, this is not the case. It is because of all the "dark horses" and "rising grade 11 stars" and the "dominant victory lappers" that I think we will see possibly one of the most competative ofsaa cross country meets in the history of the race. The depth is simply outstanding. Spots 1 through 50 will easily be compiled of well-known names, many of which fill these threads in the form of predictions. Simply qualifying for these championships this year, should be considered an outstanding accomplishment for many.
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Post by F.T on Oct 20, 2009 20:58:37 GMT -5
Oh, and degroot FTW.. But that's as far as i'll go in terms of predictions |
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Post by loverunning on Oct 20, 2009 21:33:25 GMT -5
There are simply way too many talented names out there to even begin to make a top 10 list. I believe that in the past, there have been ofsaa's in where there's a pool of 10-15 athletes who simply soar above the rest of the field, making for easy predictions, however in ofsaa xc 2009, this is not the case. It is because of all the "dark horses" and "rising grade 11 stars" and the "dominant victory lappers" that I think we will see possibly one of the most competative ofsaa cross country meets in the history of the race. The depth is simply outstanding. Spots 1 through 50 will easily be compiled of well-known names, many of which fill these threads in the form of predictions. Simply qualifying for these championships this year, should be considered an outstanding accomplishment for many. Agreed completely |
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Post by Eldridge on Oct 20, 2009 21:37:59 GMT -5
woodfine
degroot
hosier
janikowski
king
smith
kowalski
devries
boychuk
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Post by syphon on Oct 20, 2009 23:08:35 GMT -5
My preds change
1. Janikowski
2. Woodfine
3. Smith
4. DeGroot
5. King
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Post by wrestlerun on Oct 21, 2009 7:40:57 GMT -5
Don't know if it has been called... but Megan Yuan in JG. Not sure she will beat Clara Langley.... |
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Post by whamoh on Oct 21, 2009 7:41:42 GMT -5
ok i have say this and i know it will come true. Sacred Heart sr. girls for the win at OFSAA, YES for the second year in a row... REPEAT anyone? I said it be4 and i will say it over and over, but i said it first. Sacred Heart sr. girls FTW |
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Post by rovertrunner on Oct 21, 2009 13:30:29 GMT -5
Does anyone know where Merid Seleshi has been? havn't heard much about him this season..
& also my preds are :
1.Degroot
2.Smith
3.Janikowski
4.Woodfine
5.Hosier
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Post by prefontainelives on Oct 21, 2009 16:36:39 GMT -5
ok i have say this and i know it will come true. Sacred Heart sr. girls for the win at OFSAA, YES for the second year in a row... REPEAT anyone? I said it be4 and i will say it over and over, but i said it first. Sacred Heart sr. girls FTW totally agree. When you have a team as strong as they did last year and then get better runners to take the spots of the already strong runners, your only asking for a repeat gold |
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Post by bekele2617 on Oct 21, 2009 18:56:49 GMT -5
I said it be4 and i will say it over and over, but i said it first. Sacred Heart sr. girls FTW totally agree. When you have a team as strong as they did last year and then get better runners to take the spots of the already strong runners, your only asking for a repeat gold That's some good complimentary commentary, These shout outs to Sacred SG...and constantly repping degroot, denault and penny....you two are starting to smell like huskies. |
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Post by prefontainelives on Oct 22, 2009 7:14:57 GMT -5
totally agree. When you have a team as strong as they did last year and then get better runners to take the spots of the already strong runners, your only asking for a repeat gold That's some good complimentary commentary, These shout outs to Sacred SG...and constantly repping degroot, denault and penny....you two are starting to smell like huskies. haha facts are fact.....and i havent promoted denault once on this thread have I? and i picked degroot for the win because of his dominating performance at Pre-Ofsaa. |
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Post by distancemedley on Oct 22, 2009 9:35:24 GMT -5
CWOSSA Championships October 29 LOSSAA Championships (Pickering) October 29 ROPSSAA Championships October 29 SWOSSAA Championships (Sarnia) October 28 GBSSA Championships (Duntroon) October 28 GHAC Championships (Hamilton) October 27 TDSSAA Championships (Centennial Pk, Toronto) October 27 District 10 Championships (Guelph) October 22 WECSSAA Championships (Windsor) October 22 www.wecssaatf.cjb.net/YRAA Cross Country Championships (Woodbridge) October 21 www.trackdatabase.com/viewmeet.php?current_meet=zzzz_db246NEOAA Championships (Timmins) October 21 |
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Post by limestonemiler on Oct 22, 2009 11:56:14 GMT -5
Woodfine may have gone down at the Pre-O, but anybody who reads to much into those results is outta their head. This kid always peaks perfectly, just look at his East Reg. 3k a week before his Canada Games qualifier -- amazing.
T Wood
DG
Hosier
Jani
D Rail
King
Collison
Kowalsky
De Vries
Boychuk
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Post by dr1500 on Oct 22, 2009 12:02:26 GMT -5
Why do you have Hosier over Jani and T Wood over Degroot maybe its just me but sounds like non-sense. T-Wood can not win against these guys whether he has the skill or not.
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