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Post by Eldridge on Oct 4, 2009 14:50:45 GMT -5
If the JB coarse is 6358 m this year, do you think anyone is going under 20 minutes ? hell no |
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Post by livefree on Oct 4, 2009 15:14:18 GMT -5
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Post by limestonemiler on Oct 4, 2009 20:34:44 GMT -5
If the JB coarse is 6358 m this year, do you think anyone is going under 20 minutes ? HAHAHAHAHAH |
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Post by runner869 on Oct 4, 2009 20:55:06 GMT -5
I think Eamon could get close enough (about 3:08 pace needed to get that) depending on the course who knows?
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Post by dr1500 on Oct 5, 2009 11:04:26 GMT -5
I think Eamon could get close enough (about 3:08 pace needed to get that) depending on the course who knows? Boyd is flat with only one 400m hill, but still sub 20 min may be a bit too extreme |
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Post by trackstar on Oct 5, 2009 12:37:07 GMT -5
I think Eamon could get close enough (about 3:08 pace needed to get that) depending on the course who knows? Boyd is flat with only one 400m hill, but still sub 20 min may be a bit too extreme I'm guessing you've never ran Boyd. |
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Post by F.T on Oct 5, 2009 12:45:12 GMT -5
Boyd is flat with only one 400m hill, but still sub 20 min may be a bit too extreme I'm guessing you've never ran Boyd. maybe he hasn't. but I have. and no. Eammon good, but assuming he wins, and even if somebody pushes him, it's still not going to happen |
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Post by eight-hundred on Oct 5, 2009 15:40:24 GMT -5
Im going to be the first to call this, Ibrahim Ahmed (mo's brother) for a medal at XC or if not that then track forshure. midget? |
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Post by trackstar on Oct 5, 2009 15:57:52 GMT -5
I'm guessing you've never ran Boyd. maybe he hasn't. but I have. and no. Eammon good, but assuming he wins, and even if somebody pushes him, it's still not going to happen i was more just saying that boyd is far from flat |
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Post by speedracer on Oct 5, 2009 16:00:15 GMT -5
pfft natalia ftw! Yet another " very developed" athlete. She could pass for someone much older pfft nicole ftw  Now thats a dark Horse! |
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Post by showtime09 on Oct 5, 2009 17:06:23 GMT -5
Senior Boys Top 20 (early season predictions before any real stats come in)
Janikowski
Smith
Woodefine
Boychuk
Hosier
Darlington
Dillion
King
Degroot
kowalski
White
Pesce
Archer
Denault
Sprague
Walters
Balestrini
Denny
Mcgregor
Asseltine
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Post by loverunning on Oct 5, 2009 17:11:42 GMT -5
sameed javeed will definitely be a contender in MB undefeated so far and with a name like that dont bet against him Sameem Javeed for a medal in Midget Boys. The kid has style. Agreed |
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Post by woodfine on Oct 5, 2009 17:12:19 GMT -5
maybe he hasn't. but I have. and no. Eammon good, but assuming he wins, and even if somebody pushes him, it's still not going to happen i was more just saying that boyd is far from flat If there's one thing i've learned is that the southern ontario idea of a hill and a hilly course is very different then an actual hill or hilly course. The hills down there are merely gentle inclines. I'd say Eammon could sub 20 without anyone pushing him. |
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Post by thedarkknight on Oct 5, 2009 18:21:51 GMT -5
I live in southern Ontario and I'm pretty sure that my idea of a hill is not merely a gentle incline, I doubt you've seen all the courses down here, especially the one in Windsor, or you wouldn't say that.
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Post by runner141 on Oct 5, 2009 18:59:27 GMT -5
Midget boys...
Absolutely Philip M., Jeremy C., and Sameem J. in the running for medals. Also some excellent other runners in the field with very competitive times! This midget boys group promises to be one of the best races to come with a deep field of hungry athletes. As we all know... different day, different course, peak performance...anyone could be within striking distance. A lot depends on development over the season at this age.
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Post by cda on Oct 5, 2009 20:08:30 GMT -5
Senior Boys Top 20 (early season predictions before any real stats come in) Janikowski Smith Woodefine Boychuk Hosier Darlington Dillion King Degroot kowalski White Pesce Archer Denault Sprague Walters Balestrini Denny Mcgregor Asseltine Well, you go to Sydenham. |
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Post by dr1500 on Oct 5, 2009 20:57:21 GMT -5
I dunno bout Asselstine, but Archer has to be considered in the top 20.
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Post by Tyler Carvalho on Oct 5, 2009 21:24:24 GMT -5
OFSAA Junior Boys
1.Eamonn Kichuk
2.Gavin Shields
3.Harrison Sloan
4.Chance Jones
5.Shawn Master
6.Adam Palamar
7.Alex Dufault
8.Devon Elijah
9.Brandon Kirkup
10.Abdi Jama
Dark Horse.Corey Bellemore
Senior Boys
1.Daryl Smith
2.Paul Janikowski
3.Tristan Woodfine
4.Steve Hosier
5.Jay Boychuk
6.Andrew Kowalski
7.Andrew Degroot
8.Xavier King
9.Thomas Devries
10.Connor Darlington
Dark Horse.Luke Sprague
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Post by runningispain on Oct 5, 2009 21:30:21 GMT -5
OFSAA Junior Boys 1.Eamonn Kichuk 2.Gavin Shields 3.Harrison Sloan 4.Chance Jones 5.Shawn Master 6.Adam Palamar 7.Alex Dufault 8.Devon Elijah 9.Brandon Kirkup 10.Abdi Jama Dark Horse.Corey Bellemore Senior Boys 1.Daryl Smith 2.Paul Janikowski 3.Tristan Woodfine 4.Steve Hosier 5.Jay Boychuk 6.Andrew Kowalski 7.Andrew Degroot 8.Xavier King 9.Thomas Devries 10.Connor Darlington Dark Horse.Luke Sprague Chris Moyer top 5 (I kid you not hes amazing) Tristan Woodfine once again for the win... |
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Post by showtime09 on Oct 5, 2009 21:38:20 GMT -5
Can't get nothing by you eh Charles
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Post by limestonemiler on Oct 5, 2009 21:43:08 GMT -5
Senior Boys Top 20 (early season predictions before any real stats come in) Janikowski Smith Woodefine Boychuk Hosier Darlington Dillion King Degroot kowalski White Pesce Archer Denault Sprague Walters Balestrini Denny Mcgregor Asseltine Well, you go to Sydenham. PWNED !!!!! also, lol @ mcgregor. that kid's got no j. |
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Post by rovertrunner on Oct 5, 2009 23:57:59 GMT -5
For junior boys I still think that you will probably see Matt Druken up there in the top 10. Zack Buchan also running well this fall. Both from GBSSA.
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Post by tracktrashtalker on Oct 6, 2009 0:08:07 GMT -5
Well, you go to Sydenham. PWNED !!!!! also, lol @ mcgregor. that kid's got no j. lol @ the fact that you ran a 36:30 10k, that's lacking J nig |
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Post by syphon on Oct 6, 2009 5:26:34 GMT -5
i was more just saying that boyd is far from flat If there's one thing i've learned is that the southern ontario idea of a hill and a hilly course is very different then an actual hill or hilly course. The hills down there are merely gentle inclines. I'd say Eammon could sub 20 without anyone pushing him. The Niagara OFSAA & Malden courses aren't hills? What the hell is a hill then? |
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Post by Tyler Carvalho on Oct 6, 2009 7:47:53 GMT -5
a hill is... a natural elevation of the earth's surface, smaller than a mountain.
im kidding you're right those hill's are crazy at malden
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Post by limestonemiler on Oct 6, 2009 8:26:02 GMT -5
lol @ the fact that you ran a 36:30 10k, that's lacking J nig with the flu? half your team is incapacitated by a mild headache, let alone a potent pathogen. |
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Post by woodfine on Oct 6, 2009 10:30:41 GMT -5
I live in southern Ontario and I'm pretty sure that my idea of a hill is not merely a gentle incline, I doubt you've seen all the courses down here, especially the one in Windsor, or you wouldn't say that. Im just saying that the past couple ofsaa's havent had any hills, the courses are just flat with one gentle incline that they call a hill. And im not saying thats true for every course down there but last year at sarnia they said there was some killer hill that turned out to be nothing. A "hill" and "hilly course" are relative terms. |
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Post by sunshine on Oct 6, 2009 10:47:37 GMT -5
I live in southern Ontario and I'm pretty sure that my idea of a hill is not merely a gentle incline, I doubt you've seen all the courses down here, especially the one in Windsor, or you wouldn't say that. Im just saying that the past couple ofsaa's havent had any hills, the courses are just flat with one gentle incline that they call a hill. And im not saying thats true for every course down there but last year at sarnia they said there was some killer hill that turned out to be nothing. A "hill" and "hilly course" are relative terms. agreed, i'm from the north and those hills make me laugh. however boyd has some changes in elevation, more than sarnia did that's for sure. |
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Post by oldbones on Oct 6, 2009 12:52:05 GMT -5
Ok time to let you junior prognosticators in on what will really be happening I guess:
OFSAA Midget Boys
1. Ryan Sleiman (This boy will cruise to easy win ... huge margin of victory)
2. Philip Messina (he is a '95 correct?)
3. Adam Doxtator
4. Sameem Javeed
OFSAA Junior Boys
1.Eamonn Kichuk (easy win)
2.Gavin Shields
3. Abdi Jama
4. Chance Jones
5.Shawn Master
6.Brandon Kirkup
OFSAA Senior Boys (1st year seniors will rule the roost)
1. Tristan Woodfine (why are people not rating this chap ... he has run amazing times 8:27 3000m and 14:45 5k ... unless he is burned out from a long season)
2. Xavier King (Next to Tristan, X-Man has outstanding speed and endurance 3:56/7 1500m 8:33 3000m ... however it will be a close run with Hosier, Esselink and Dillon)
3. Steve Hosier (will give Xavier a great run ... a World Youth Champs competitor in 3000m ... 8:31)
4. Evan Esselink (Hello why have we forgotten this huge talent? 3:53 1500m .. also World Youth Champs competitor in 3000m)
5. Eric Dillon (trip to World Youth Champs will inspire him to greater things?)
6. Daryl Smith (how old is he? 19?)
7. Andrew Degroot
8. Connor Darlington (Connor has something to prove after a horrible track season due to injury)
9. Paul Janikowski
10. Ross Proudfoot (need some Northern Ontario content here ... could be break-out year 8:43 3000m pb I believe)
11. Andrew Kowalski
12. Jay Boychuk
13. Mohammed Soulieman
14. Kyle Grieve
15. Robert Denault
Updated for corrections provided by hmm... Thanks!
Boyd is a great course and should provide for excitement if it is setup like when it hosted previous OFSAA champs.
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Post by eight-hundred on Oct 6, 2009 14:00:28 GMT -5
Ok time to let you junior prognosticators in on what will really be happening I guess: OFSAA Midget Boys 1. Ryan Sleiman (This boy will cruise to easy win ... huge margin of victory) 2. Philip Messina (he is a '95 correct?) 3. Adam Doxtator 4. Sameem Javeed OFSAA Junior Boys 1.Eamonn Kichuk (easy win) 2.Gavin Shields 3. Mohammed Soulieman 4. Kyle Grieve (still jr?) 5. Robert Denault (still jr?) 6. Abdi Jama 7. Chance Jones 8.Shawn Master 9.Brandon Kirkup OFSAA Senior Boys (1st year seniors will rule the roost) 1. Tristan Woodfine (why are people not rating this chap ... he has run amazing times 8:27 3000m and 14:20s-30s 5k ... unless he is burned out from a long season) 2. Xavier King (Next to Tristan, X-Man has outstanding speed and endurance 3:56/7 1500m 8:33 3000m ... however it will be a close run with Hosier, Esselink and Dillon) 3. Steve Hosier (will give Xavier a great run ... a World Youth Champs competitor in 3000m ... 8:31) 4. Evan Esselink (Hello why have we forgotten this huge talent? 3:53 1500m .. also World Youth Champs competitor in 3000m) 5. Eric Dillon (trip to World Youth Champs will inspire him to greater things?) 6. Daryl Smith (how old is he? 19?) 7. Andrew Degroot 8. Connor Darlington (Connor has something to prove after a horrible track season due to injury) 9. Paul Janikowski 10. Ross Proudfoot (need some Northern Ontario content here ... could be break-out year 8:43 3000m pb I believe) 11. Andrew Kowalski 12. Jay Boychuk Boyd is a great course and should provide for excitement if it is setup like when it hosted previous OFSAA champs. oldbones, Mohammed Soulieman, Kyle Grieve and Robert Denault are all seniors this year not junior. Tristan also ran a 14:45 not 14:20 or 30 for 5k, which is still very impressive. |
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Now thats a dark Horse!
