Sunday, October 21, 2012

Washington All-Class Boys Leaderboard - Oct. 20

Here are the BOYS OVERALL LEADERBOARD for teams and individuals from around the state, based solely on SEASON BEST RESULTS THIS SEASON at MAJOR INVITATIONALS (and a few minor ones, to balance out representation). Note, this does not include subjective movement or head-to-head results or anything of the sort… just how their best marks this year compare to everyone else. Do not confuse these for my opinions on how the teams and individuals should be ranked – it more represents a good place for me to start, but I would take more factors into account for a true ranking (e.g., Patrick Gibson probably #1 in 2A boys, because he has been that good in the past and others haven’t yet run what he has before, even if he hasn’t done it yet this season as he looks towards state and post-state competition)

 

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.

 

Overall Top 50 Boys Individuals

14:41.28 - Joe Hardy - 11 - Seattle Prep - 202.3

14:43.93 - Taylor (Kai) Wilmot - 11 - North Central - 201.4

14:48.70 - Andrew Gardner - 12 - Mead - 199.8

15:05.33 - John Dressel - 10 - Mt Spokane - 194.1

15:07.88 - Sumner Goodwin - 12 - Lewis and Clark - 193.3

15:09.12 - Wolfgang Beck - 11 - Gig Harbor - 192.9

15:09.67 - Tanner Anderson - 10 - North Central - 192.7

15:21.88 - Poli Baltazar - 12 - Aberdeen - 188.6

15:22.32 - Colby Gilbert - 12 - Skyview - 188.4

15:22.35 - Keith Williams - 12 - North Central - 188.4

15:22.81 - Mark Tedder - 12 - Battle Ground - 188.2

15:22.83 - Andrew Foerder - 11 - Nathan Hale - 188.2

15:25.71 - Logan Carroll - 11 - Gig Harbor - 187.3

15:32.36 - Aaron Roe - 10 - Henry Jackson - 185.0

15:32.52 - Nicholas Hauger - 11 - Shadle Park - 185.0

15:32.93 - Keegan Symmes - 12 - Skyline - 184.8

15:35.61 - Patrick Gibson - 12 - Squalicum - 183.9

15:36.09 - Johnathan Stevens - 12 - Redmond - 183.8

15:36.72 - Devon Grove - 11 - Lake Washington - 183.5

15:39.05 - Jamie Coughlin - 12 - Garfield - 182.8

15:39.07 - Conner Johnsen - 12 - Sehome - 182.7

15:39.45 - Daniel Amann - 12 - Deer Park - 182.6

15:41.05 - Sean Newcomb - 12 - Walla Walla - 182.1

15:41.27 - Cameron Stanish - 11 - Garfield - 182.0

15:41.62 - Tom Bradley - 12 - Blaine - 181.9

15:43.19 - Max Leach - 11 - Nathan Hale - 181.4

15:43.38 - Oliver Reed - 11 - North Central - 181.3

15:43.40 - Keenan Piper - 12 - Seattle Prep - 181.3

15:44.04 - Michael Mendenhall - 12 - Inglemoor - 181.1

15:44.14 - Spike Sievert - 12 - Bellevue - 181.0

15:45.38 - Austen Frostad - 12 - North Central - 180.6

15:45.71 - Travis Hensley - 12 - Charles Wright Academy - 180.5

15:46.61 - Drew Schreiber - 11 - Eisenhower - 180.2

15:46.82 - Adam Houston - 11 - Roosevelt - 180.1

15:46.84 - Peter Kesting - 10 - Olympia - 180.1

15:47.31 - Sean Eustis - 12 - Washougal - 180.0

15:48.49 - Reed Henderson - 12 - Sehome - 179.6

15:48.62 - Jadon Olson - 11 - Henry Jackson - 179.5

15:48.73 - Logan Giese - 12 - Central Valley - 179.5

15:48.79 - Isaac Stinchfield - 12 - Washougal - 179.5

15:49.13 - Kyler Goins - 12 - Lewis and Clark - 179.3

15:50.17 - Ahmed Ibrahim - 11 - Kamiakin - 179.0

15:50.37 - Mason Fletcher - 12 - Puyallup - 178.9

15:50.39 - Nik Taylor - 12 - North Central - 178.9

15:50.50 - Spencer Jensen - 10 - Central Valley - 178.9

15:51.10 - Sam Giner - 12 - Interlake - 178.7

15:51.11 - Austin Oser - 12 - Kamiakin - 178.7

15:52.50 - Travis Thorne - 12 - Joel Ferris - 178.2

15:53.25 - Tristan Peloquin - 10 - Gig Harbor - 178.0

15:53.78 - Nate Van Haitsma - 12 - Olympia - 177.8

 

 

Overall Top 22 Boys Teams

55 - North Central - 3A #1/16 - 15:20.94

182 - Nathan Hale - 3A #3/16 - 15:54.21

185 - Kamiakin - 3A #2/16 - 15:57.07

206 - Central Valley - 4A #1/16 - 16:01.04

224 - Seattle Prep - 3A #4/16 - 15:52.66

250 - Eisenhower - 4A #2/16 - 16:06.81

260 - Gig Harbor - 4A #3/16 - 15:58.80

286 - Mt Spokane - 3A #5/16 - 16:04.91

300 - Lewis and Clark - 4A #5/16 - 16:07.16

304 - Henry Jackson - 4A #4/16 - 16:10.35

321 - Sehome - 2A #1/16 - 16:15.28

337 - Olympia - 4A #11/16 - 16:20.15

341 - Garfield - 4A #12/16 - 16:18.82

350 - Mead - 4A #9/16 - 16:08.75

355 - Redmond - 4A #7/16 - 16:18.42

358 - Kamiak - 4A #6/16 - 16:20.50

366 - Tahoma - 4A #8/16 - 16:20.86

382 - Skyline - 4A #13/16 - 16:24.30

386 - Camas - 4A #10/16 - 16:25.30

422 - Eastlake - 4A #14/16 - 16:28.66

422 - Bothell - 4A #15/16 - 16:27.86

439 - University - 3A #6/16 - 16:29.33

 

3 comments:

  1. Interesting. Throw in Summit of Oregon and it looks like it could be a really good race for that second spot in Boise. Do you think the NW region gets an at-large this year? Prep kind of got robbed (in my opinion) last year.

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  2. Indeed, it should be a great race in Boise on both sides. As for an at-large spot, not sure... NW teams haven't really beaten anyone, which some of the at-large committee might not like (though being in the Northwest, there aren't a whole lot of opportunities). But since Nathan Hale finished second at Stanford, and all these teams have been running good in the last couple of weeks, maybe there is still a good chance. I think it mostly depends on how close the regional is, and how good the #3 teams from other regions are. I mean, if Westfield NJ could get an invite last year... you'd think the Northwest could as long as the third team is close to #2. But California, the Midwest, possibly the Northeast or Southwest will probably be in the mix for spots as well.

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  3. Oh, and to clarify the above: that's only talking about the Northwest having a good chance on the guys side... girls side is definitely not looking promising, because New York (either Saratoga or Holy Names), Midwest (New Trier IL or West Lafayette IN sitting at #3/4 for eligible teams), California (always deep), and the Southwest (a trio from Colorado, Davis UT, and Xavier Prep AZ) are looking really strong and I don't imagine a team sneaking in ahead of any of them.

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