(For more info on the rationale of these LEADERBOARDS, check out the All-Class Boys or Girls posts)
Note: For the team
rankings, I didn’t limit it to what teams look to qualify; the
information next to the team scores represent the teams’ position within
their qualifying region/district compared to how many spots to state are
available; times for individuals are included to better express what the
ratings mean. Projected times are set to the Sun Willows 2008-2011
course average.
Notes#2: Cleaned out a
few duplicate runners and corrected cases where two runners with the same name
caused glitches in scoring. Also changed the script to represent where a team
sits in its district, rather than rank district teams by their state score.
Lastly, I also removed meets from before September 22 to keep these
performances all within the last month while including all 2A-4A
League/Conference meets from the last week that had full results on
Athletic.net.
4A Boys Top 30 Individuals –
1. 14:48.70 - Andrew Gardner - 12 - Mead - 199.8
2. 15:07.88 - Sumner Goodwin - 12 - Lewis and Clark - 193.3
3. 15:09.12 - Wolfgang Beck - 11 - Gig Harbor - 192.9
4. 15:22.32 - Colby Gilbert - 12 - Skyview - 188.4
5. 15:22.81 - Mark Tedder - 12 - Battle Ground - 188.2
6. 15:25.71 - Logan Carroll - 11 - Gig Harbor - 187.3
7. 15:32.36 - Aaron Roe - 10 - Henry Jackson - 185.0
8. 15:32.93 - Keegan Symmes - 12 - Skyline - 184.8
9. 15:33.58 - Jamie Coughlin - 12 - Garfield - 184.6
10. 15:36.09 - Johnathan Stevens - 12 - Redmond - 183.8
11. 15:36.82 - Sean Newcomb - 12 - Walla Walla - 183.5
12. 15:38.43 - Logan Giese - 12 - Central Valley - 183.0
13. 15:40.73 - Peter Kesting - 10 - Olympia - 182.2
14. 15:41.27 - Cameron Stanish - 11 - Garfield - 182.0
15. 15:44.04 - Michael Mendenhall - 12 - Inglemoor - 181.1
16. 15:46.61 - Drew Schreiber - 11 - Eisenhower - 180.2
17. 15:46.82 - Adam Houston - 11 - Roosevelt - 180.1
18. 15:47.29 - Travis Thorne - 12 - Joel Ferris - 180.0
19. 15:48.62 - Jadon Olson - 11 - Henry Jackson - 179.5
20. 15:49.13 - Kyler Goins - 12 - Lewis and Clark - 179.3
21. 15:49.65 - Riley Campbell - 11 - Tahoma - 179.2
22. 15:50.37 - Mason Fletcher - 12 - Puyallup - 178.9
23. 15:50.50 - Spencer Jensen - 10 - Central Valley - 178.9
24. 15:52.63 - Nate Van Haitsma - 12 - Olympia - 178.2
25. 15:53.25 - Tristan Peloquin - 10 - Gig Harbor - 178.0
26. 15:54.01 - James Dagley - 12 - Tahoma - 177.7
27. 15:54.13 - Jack Griffing - 12 - Edmonds-Woodway - 177.7
28. 15:54.13 - Charlie Barringer - 10 - Bothell - 177.7
29. 15:54.98 - Delfino Dominguez - 12 - Eisenhower - 177.4
30. 15:55.74 - Michael Williams - 11 - Richland - 177.1
4A Boys Top 16 Teams –
1. 121 - Central Valley - D5/8 #1/2 - 15:58.88
2. 159 - Gig Harbor - D3/4 #1/8 - 15:56.44
3. 162 - Eisenhower - D6 #1/1 - 16:06.81
4. 165 - Lewis and Clark - D5/8 #2/2 - 16:01.88
5. 171 - Olympia - D3/4 #2/8 - 16:08.08
6. 206 - Henry Jackson - D1/2 #1/5 - 16:10.35
7. 207 - Tahoma - D3/4 #3/8 - 16:13.12
8. 229 - Mead - D5/8 #3/2 - 16:06.60
9. 232 - Camas - D3/4 #4/8 - 16:20.89
10. 232 - Garfield - D1/2 #5/5 - 16:16.76
11. 236 - Kamiak - D1/2 #2/5 - 16:20.42
12. 241 - Redmond - D1/2 #4/5 - 16:18.42
13. 244 - Skyline - D1/2 #3/5 - 16:19.60
14. 275 - Lake Stevens - D1/2 #6/5 - 16:28.38
15. 285 - Bothell - D1/2 #8/5 - 16:26.97
16. 289 - Eastlake - D1/2 #7/5 - 16:28.66
4A Girls Top 30 Individuals –
1. 17:02.66 - Alexa Efraimson - 10 - Camas - 154.5
2. 18:01.26 - Jordan McPhee - 11 - Mt Rainier - 134.7
3. 18:09.53 - Alexis Fuller - 10 - Union - 131.9
4. 18:09.60 - Lindsey Bradley - 10 - Richland - 131.9
5. 18:12.70 - Chandler Olson - 12 - Woodinville - 130.8
6. 18:14.46 - Gracie Ledwith - 11 - Lewis and Clark - 130.2
7. 18:16.65 - Sofia Kane - 11 - Olympia - 129.5
8. 18:23.56 - Kyra Burke - 12 - Inglemoor - 127.2
9. 18:26.02 - Rose Christen - 11 - Central Kitsap - 126.3
10. 18:27.05 - Alissa Pudlitzke - 10 - Camas - 126.0
11. 18:32.70 - Elizabeth Oosterhout - 12 - Tahoma - 124.1
12. 18:36.52 - Hannah Derby - 11 - Bellarmine Prep - 122.8
13. 18:36.76 - Daryl Phill - 12 - Bellarmine Prep - 122.7
14. 18:37.26 - Delaney Tiernan - 10 - Tahoma - 122.5
15. 18:38.15 - Maddie Woodson - 9 - Camas - 122.2
16. 18:43.36 - Olivia Mancl - 12 - Roosevelt - 120.5
17. 18:44.50 - Cassie McKinney - 9 - Union - 120.1
18. 18:47.48 - Lauren Perry - 11 - Richland - 119.1
19. 18:48.12 - Elise Tello - 11 - Eisenhower - 118.9
20. 18:48.67 - Brooke Kingma - 10 - Henry Jackson - 118.7
21. 18:50.05 - Megan Napier - 12 - Camas - 118.2
22. 18:50.78 - Lila Rice - 12 - Redmond - 118.0
23. 18:51.64 - Mikayla Pivec - 9 - Lynnwood - 117.7
24. 18:54.86 - Jessica Spray - 12 - Newport-Bellevue - 116.6
25. 18:59.12 - Amber Rose - 10 - Inglemoor - 115.2
26. 18:59.41 - Jessica Rawlins - 11 - Henry Jackson - 115.1
27. 19:03.15 - Kelsey Dunn - 11 - Redmond - 113.8
28. 19:03.22 - Sara Taferre - 12 - Skyview - 113.8
29. 19:03.72 - Camille Parsons - 12 - Camas - 113.6
30. 19:04.51 - Hannah Swanson - 11 - Roosevelt - 113.3
4A Girls Top 16 Teams –
1. 50 - Camas - D3/4 #1/8 - 18:24.33
2. 106 - Tahoma - D3/4 #2/8 - 19:02.43
3. 118 - Bellarmine Prep - D3/4 #3/8 - 19:05.19
4. 158 - Richland - D5/8 #1/2 - 19:11.70
5. 178 - Snohomish - D1/2 #2/5 - 19:25.43
6. 191 - Henry Jackson - D1/2 #1/5 - 19:25.47
7. 207 - Redmond - D1/2 #3/5 - 19:29.74
8. 218 - Eisenhower - D6 #1/1 - 19:30.09
9. 219 - Roosevelt - D1/2 #4/5 - 19:31.17
10. 258 - Lewis and Clark - D5/8 #2/2 - 19:37.74
11. 280 - Central Kitsap - D3/4 #4/8 - 19:49.28
12. 287 - Issaquah - D1/2 #6/5 - 19:49.36
13. 289 - Walla Walla - D5/8 #5/2 - 19:49.86
14. 290 - Eastlake - D1/2 #5/5 - 19:49.24
15. 305 - Central Valley - D5/8 #3/2 - 19:52.67
16. 306 - Gonzaga Prep - D5/8 #4/2 - 19:54.10
Rob I would like to handicap the 4 different 4A regional courses in order to get an idea of how the individuals might finish. I know you know the 4 courses well! I was thinking of using the District 3/4 course in tacoma as the base (since they have the most berths) and handicap the other sites to tacoma's times (I may or may not convert the times I get to Sun Willows averages). My ballpark idea was to subtract 7 seconds from the Lakewood course times, add 15 seconds to richland and leave wenatchee alone (or add 5-10 seconds, this regional has me puzzled), (and like I said earlier leave tacoma alone). I think if I handicap it like this it should work. The key (I think) is to see how fast a particular course is on race day, not alltime. Any suggestions you have would be appreciated (and I know you do your rankings differently).
ReplyDeleteWell, the differences I calculated was Lakewood + ~5.5 seconds, Richland + ~13.7 seconds, and Wenatchee + ~44.3 seconds (remember, it's 3 miles and was quite a bit faster than state last time they had a state qualifying meet there).
DeleteAthletic.net is a great resource for this if you want to use past races to compare, because you can set up a nice and easy table analyzing how each runner runs at each race. (feel free to email me if you want help doing something like that)
re: meet @ Wenatchee - I wouldn't take much from this race, to be honest, because I'm pretty sure the teams were just running to qualify. With a small number of teams at the meet and only the winners going (+ the top 5 individuals), that probably effected how the race was run. So for Eisenhower (and the couple individual qualifiers), I'd probably look at how they did at their last major race - Sunfair - instead (which I have as being only a couple seconds faster than Lakewood)
DeleteThanks Rob. All that makes sense, including Wenatchee. And I most likely will email you this week like you generously invited. One question for clarification: are those times you quoted (~5, 13 and 44), are those times adjusted specifically for conditions on october 27, 2012 or is Lakewood historically 5.5 seconds faster than
DeleteAmerican Lake GC in tacoma?
That's based on those races that day. I try to keep record of how major courses run, but only really keep close track of State Championship courses (for states that don't rotate courses) and the NXN Regional courses. And all that information is mostly geared towards making sure any adjustments I make would seem to be in line with what history would (roughly) suggest, because like you correctly point out weather (and sometimes general race flow, or slight inconsistencies in setting up the course) will effect how fast or slow races run.
DeleteMany thanks!
DeleteNote: It should read ADD 7 seconds to Lakewood times, not subtract.
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