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Post by showtime09 on Oct 12, 2009 20:32:24 GMT -5
Thank you
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Post by oldbones on Oct 13, 2009 9:46:47 GMT -5
IL Loyola Invite www.dyestatil.com/?pg=dyestatil-2009-Cross-Country-Loyola-1003095 3646 J. CONNOR DARLINGTON M 15:59 R.S. MCLAUGHLIN C.V.I. 41 3647 JAMES HOLT M 17:12 R.S. MCLAUGHLIN C.V.I. 45 3650 ANDREW LANGILLE M 17:14 R.S. MCLAUGHLIN C.V.I. 52 3653 NICHOLAS REAY M 17:21 R.S. MCLAUGHLIN C.V.I. 58 3649 DAVID LANGFORD M 17:27 R.S. MCLAUGHLIN C.V.I. 108 3651 JORDAN MITTS M 18:07 R.S. MCLAUGHLIN C.V.I. 156 3652 SASCHA PENNELL M 18:42 R.S. MCLAUGHLIN C.V.I. |
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Post by cfmalone on Oct 13, 2009 18:15:47 GMT -5
A note about the, R.S Mclaughlin is going to have a decent team. Last year they were 4th in Junior Boys without Darlington which they would have easily won if he ran, considering there fourth runner was 107th, so if Darlington was there they would have taken off at least 100 points. Also if they're not good this year they will be the favorites for sure in two years, considering there 2nd through 4th runners looking very strong, there 4th, Nick Reay having run a fast 5k and Jamie Holt coming 11th at OFSAA 3k.
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Post by cfmalone on Oct 13, 2009 18:18:25 GMT -5
And they've also got Eric Dillon and another decent grade 12 in David Langford, who was 60th last year. They definitly have a shot at a medal.
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Post by 1500rr on Oct 14, 2009 15:36:39 GMT -5
Cardinal Carter/Pre ofsaa results???
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Post by distancemedley on Oct 14, 2009 15:43:22 GMT -5
Andrew Degroot 1st
Daryl Smith 2nd
Tristan Woodfine 3rd
Andrew Kowalski 4th
Xavier King 5th
6th ??
Jay Boychuk 7th
Massey won as a team with 43 points, 2nd place i dunno and Pickering was 3rd/.
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Post by heartbreakers on Oct 14, 2009 15:47:24 GMT -5
Anyone have the pre-eossaa results ?
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Post by Tyler Carvalho on Oct 14, 2009 16:15:48 GMT -5
Pre-Ofsaa results?
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Post by runner869 on Oct 14, 2009 16:52:22 GMT -5
Tristan Woodfine 3rd? Close race? Times?
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Post by gwig on Oct 14, 2009 16:56:39 GMT -5
tristan didnt look like he was that exhausted, but idk i couldnt tell you if he was.
degroot was moving quick with daryl maybe
around 20 seconds after with tristan maybe 10 seconds after daryl
and a few seconds later a very close race by andrew and xavier both trying to outsprint eachother
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Post by waterlooxc on Oct 14, 2009 16:57:58 GMT -5
Andrew Degroot 1st Daryl Smith 2nd Tristan Woodfine 3rd Andrew Kowalski 4th Xavier King 5th 6th ?? Jay Boychuk 7th Massey won as a team with 43 points, 2nd place i dunno and Pickering was 3rd/. My team (Cameron Heights) was 2nd with around 129 points, Pickering was only 6 points back or something. |
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Post by thefuture on Oct 14, 2009 17:58:35 GMT -5
D Smith wasnt 20 seconds ahead of tristin they were close throughout hole race d smith out kicked him at the final turn
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Post by dr1500 on Oct 14, 2009 18:10:43 GMT -5
Some dude told me this race wasn't timed and it was only placings lol..any truth to this?
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Post by thefuture on Oct 14, 2009 18:15:57 GMT -5
they didnt have the times on the score sheets after the races just the places but i think they timed it and are puttin it on track database
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Post by dr1500 on Oct 14, 2009 18:23:54 GMT -5
tru, thx bud
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Post by tbrown on Oct 14, 2009 19:04:59 GMT -5
yea on database they had the times up earlier, then took it off i dont kno why, but i remeber seeing degroots time and it was 23:21
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Post by loverunning on Oct 15, 2009 20:02:42 GMT -5
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Post by rez on Oct 16, 2009 8:58:59 GMT -5
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Post by penguin on Oct 16, 2009 21:21:46 GMT -5
Any Bay of Quinte Results?
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Post by coachfaulds on Oct 17, 2009 9:52:20 GMT -5
Any Bay of Quinte Results? midget girls 1 1027 Faulds, Rachel Ths 11:08.30 1 2 948 Rostek, Marisa Regi - ND 11:36.36 2 3 685 Hubble, Abigaile Crestwood 11:40.23 3 4 643 Casselman, Tabitha Cobourg West 11:42.63 4 5 886 Babcock, Brooke Qss 11:46.60 5 6 728 Patton, Olivia Enss 12:07.71 6 jr. girls 1 758 Rainville, Alexand Marc Garneau 15:03.42 1 2 941 MacDonald, Mary Regi - ND 15:51.01 2 3 670 Saunders, Kelsey Cobourg West 15:55.36 3 4 708 Dyer, Olivia Enss 16:00.54 4 5 813 Jaros, Rebecca Lasalle SS 16:05.81 5 6 920 Roelen, Hanna Regina-Mundi 16:13.94 6 sr. girls 1 657 Jamnicky, Dominika Cobourg West 19:26.14 1 2 940 Langley, Clara Regi - ND 20:12.63 2 3 605 Lowthian, Amanda Centennial 20:43.78 3 4 721 Lafontaine, Emma Enss 20:59.25 4 5 517 Kowal, Kayte-Lyn Adam Scott 21:20.11 5 6 764 Hein, Amy IE Weldon 21:28.39 6 mb 1 556 Doxtator, Adam Bss 17:28.87 1 2 748 Duffy, Nathan Marc Garneau 17:58.56 2 3 678 Wood, Ben Cobourg West 19:19.55 3 4 675 Watson, Troy Cobourg West 19:19.78 4 5 864 Comrie, Alex Nhss 19:27.98 5 6 954 Walsh, Ryan Regi - ND 19:32.48 6 jb 1 890 Holden, Nick Qss 20:29.32 1 2 765 Hein, Andy IE Weldon 20:37.26 2 3 800 Bolton, Connor lakefield 21:32.78 3 4 872 Reinhardt, Mackenz Nhss 21:45.35 4 5 805 Noble, Adam lakefield 22:51.68 5 6 1009 Belore, Nick Syd 22:57.85 6 sb 1 972 Denny, James Stss 23:03.00 1 2 616 Parker, Kaelan Centennial 23:10.00 2 3 921 Roelen, Jochem Regina-Mundi 23:17.00 3 4 606 Mahoney-Ashberr, C Centennial 23:19.00 4 5 891 Holgate, Dakota Qss 23:27.00 5 6 723 Lemmermeyer, Joe Enss 24:00.00 6 The conditions were pretty decent. First place in all of the girls races and mb was never in doubt so they were not pushed very hard. Full results should be on the www.cossa.ca website sometime in the next few days. |
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Post by coachfaulds on Oct 17, 2009 9:54:56 GMT -5
Not very strong fields at all, except for Clara Langley came 2nd in Senior Girls even though she's a Junior. Im not sure who the other girl who won was but they were moving nicely, Clara must be one of the top contenders at OFSAA this year Clara should have run as a jr. for a more competitive race then since the winning pace per mile for both midget and jr. girls was faster than for the sg winner that she was a minute behind  |
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Post by oldbones on Oct 17, 2009 20:02:18 GMT -5
1 1027 Faulds, Rachel Ths 11:08.30 1
Is she the daughter of one of the former Faulds brothers?
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Post by speedcrooks on Oct 17, 2009 20:20:33 GMT -5
Not very strong fields at all, except for Clara Langley came 2nd in Senior Girls even though she's a Junior. Im not sure who the other girl who won was but they were moving nicely, Clara must be one of the top contenders at OFSAA this year Clara should have run as a jr. for a more competitive race then since the winning pace per mile for both midget and jr. girls was faster than for the sg winner that she was a minute behind I agree that she should have just run with the juniors for it was competitive enough for her for sure especially with the strong junior runner Alexand. As for the comment of the winning pace for the mg and jg pace being faster than the sg not exactly legit considering it is a different race there. Possible a little bit of bias |
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Post by coachfaulds on Oct 17, 2009 21:46:21 GMT -5
1 1027 Faulds, Rachel Ths 11:08.30 1 Is she the daughter of one of the former Faulds brothers? Don't know about the "former" part because I am the eldest of the 3 Faulds brothers and we're all still around Rachel is my daughter though and I coach her at Trenton High. |
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Post by coachfaulds on Oct 17, 2009 21:54:58 GMT -5
" As for the comment of the winning pace for the mg and jg pace being faster than the sg not exactly legit considering it is a different race there. Possible a little bit of bias " Fair enough comment. I was going by what was posted on the results and the distances are likely inaccurate. I plan on running the course with a GPS to try and see how accurate they are. While shorter, the mg and jg courses are actually more difficult in my opinion since that short esker hill is way more difficult than the climb at the end of the long esker loop. The senior boys are the only group that get lucky enough to run both. |
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Post by oldster on Oct 17, 2009 22:24:27 GMT -5
Let's just say that, for a couple of reasons, this was far from representative of what Clara can do, and has been doing so far this year.
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Post by cfmalone on Oct 18, 2009 16:53:46 GMT -5
Any particular reasons why?
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Post by coachfaulds on Oct 18, 2009 17:44:25 GMT -5
Let's just say that, for a couple of reasons, this was far from representative of what Clara can do, and has been doing so far this year. I don't know Clara or who her coach is but I've long held the belief that you don't run athletes up an age group unless it is to make a team and even then, only if the athlete is not in contention to win on their own. If Clara was sick or training through the race (who would actually be tapering for the Bof Q invitaional or any other race so far this season?) then why have her run up an age group knowing that Alexandre (a 10:39 3k runner) was there for plenty of competition in the jg race? |
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Post by stats on Oct 18, 2009 18:19:55 GMT -5
If Clara was sick or training through the race (who would actually be tapering for the Bof Q invitaional or any other race so far this season?) then why have her run up an age group knowing that Alexandre (a 10:39 3k runner) was there for plenty of competition in the jg race? I'm guessing that both Clara and her coach did not know that this other girl was in the junior girls race. Also, the decision to race in the senior girls race was probably based off of her destroying the jg field at Trinity (the 2nd place girl, who was 41 seconds back, is a 10:45 3k runner, and the 3rd place girl is a 10:49 3k runner) and winning the sg girls race at TISS. She had a bad race at Bay of Quinte. It happens to everyone from time to time. |
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Post by coachfaulds on Oct 18, 2009 18:34:51 GMT -5
If Clara was sick or training through the race (who would actually be tapering for the Bof Q invitaional or any other race so far this season?) then why have her run up an age group knowing that Alexandre (a 10:39 3k runner) was there for plenty of competition in the jg race? I'm guessing that both Clara and her coach did not know that this other girl was in the junior girls race. Also, the decision to race in the senior girls race was probably based off of her destroying the jg field at Trinity (the 2nd place girl, who was 41 seconds back, is a 10:45 3k runner, and the 3rd place girl is a 10:49 3k runner) and winning the sg girls race at TISS. She had a bad race at Bay of Quinte. It happens to everyone from time to time. I've had my share of bad races and know that they can be frustrating. The decision to run her up sort of makes sense to me since I saw the Trinity race and she did look awesome there but I still would have run her as a jr Based on what I saw at Trinity and ignoring last Friday's race, I would have to agree that she is a definite threat for a high placing at OFSAA. It is too bad that she didn't race Alexandre on a day that she was up to the task since I think it would have been a lot more interesting than her Trinity race. |
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