Monday, November 2, 2015

Oregon State Meet Boys Ratings

Here are my preliminary ratings for the Oregon State meet!

Some pretty strong performances - is this the year that Oregon overtakes Washington (at least teamwise)?

Estimate: 200.0 ~ 15:06


Boys Top 25 Overall:

1 - Ahmed Muhumed, 11 - 15:38 - West Salem - 189.4
1 - Walter Vail, 12 - 15:39 - Crater - 189.1
2 - Roman Ollar, 12 - 15:40 - West Linn - 188.7
2 - Alex Martin, 12 - 15:41 - Summit - 188.4
3 - Andy Monroe, 10 - 15:42 - Crater - 188.1
3 - Murimi Nyamu, 12 - 15:44 - Forest Grove - 187.4
1 - Fabian Cardenas, 12 - 15:50 - Umatilla - 185.4
4 - Luis Torres, 12 - 15:50 - Aloha - 185.4
5 - Jackson Mestler, 12 - 15:50 - Sheldon - 185.4
6 - Grayson Ollar, 12 - 15:50 - West Linn - 185.4
4 - Caleb Hoffmann, 12 - 15:52 - Bend - 184.8
5 - Derek Tripp, 10 - 15:53 - Crater - 184.4
7 - Joshua Schumacher, 10 - 15:55 - Jesuit - 183.8
8 - Alex Slenning, 10 - 16:00 - Wilson - 182.1
9 - Michael McCausland, 11 - 16:02 - Central Catholic - 181.5
10 - Noah Belcik, 12 - 16:03 - Lakeridge - 181.1
11 - Michael Martin, 12 - 16:04 - South Eugene - 180.8
12 - Mark French, 12 - 16:04 - Tualatin - 180.8
6 - Thomas Schoderbek, 11 - 16:05 - Summit - 180.5
13 - Jacob Shelton, 12 - 16:05 - Sheldon - 180.5
14 - Cameron Thompson, 10 - 16:09 - Central Catholic - 179.1
15 - Daniel Thompson, 12 - 16:11 - Central Catholic - 178.5
1 - Bradley Rzewnicki, 11 - 16:13 - Seaside - 177.8
16 - Zane Fodge, 9 - 16:14 - McMinnville - 177.5
2 - Hassan Ibrahim, 10 - 16:15 - Jefferson - 177.2


2 - Alex Martin, 12 - 15:41 - Summit - 188.4
6 - Thomas Schoderbek, 11 - 16:05 - Summit - 180.5
7 - Benjamin Wasserman, 12 - 16:16 - Summit - 176.8
8 - Scott Kinkade, 11 - 16:24 - Summit - 174.2
9 - Jett Ballantyne, 10 - 16:26 - Summit - 173.5
15 - Eric Fykerud, 12 - 16:37 - Summit - 169.9
34 - Niklas Sjogren, 11 - 17:09 - Summit - 159.3

1 - Walter Vail, 12 - 15:39 - Crater - 189.1
3 - Andy Monroe, 10 - 15:42 - Crater - 188.1
5 - Derek Tripp, 10 - 15:53 - Crater - 184.4
13 - Erik Olsen, 10 - 16:32 - Crater - 171.5
14 - Jantz Tostenson, 9 - 16:33 - Crater - 171.2
22 - Tanner Shipley, 12 - 16:52 - Crater - 164.9
32 - Griff Hokanson, 11 - 17:07 - Crater - 159.9

9 - Michael McCausland, 11 - 16:02 - Central Catholic - 181.5
14 - Cameron Thompson, 10 - 16:09 - Central Catholic - 179.1
15 - Daniel Thompson, 12 - 16:11 - Central Catholic - 178.5
23 - Zack Lavier, 12 - 16:24 - Central Catholic - 174.2
33 - Jackson Frank, 12 - 16:36 - Central Catholic - 170.2
69 - Gavin Macpherson, 11 - 17:09 - Central Catholic - 159.3
96 - Eric Brecht, 10 - 17:36 - Central Catholic - 150.3

20 - Ransom Gravatt, 12 - 16:20 - Lincoln - 175.5
21 - Pierce Miller, 12 - 16:23 - Lincoln - 174.5
22 - Dominic Arce, 11 - 16:24 - Lincoln - 174.2
26 - Avi Meyer, 12 - 16:26 - Lincoln - 173.5
34 - Adin Becker, 12 - 16:36 - Lincoln - 170.2
52 - Carson Cohn, 11 - 16:50 - Lincoln - 165.6
65 - Joe Kortenhof, 12 - 17:06 - Lincoln - 160.3

4 comments:

  1. Oregon v Washington depends on criteria. Oregon may be deeper in terms of having more "elite" teams. But I think WA will beat OR at borderclash again. Regarding who does better at NXR I think that's up in the air.

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    1. That's what I meant: actual teams, not all-star teams at BorderClash. I think Washington still has the edge on the individuals side (Washington 3A is pretty good).

      My point: North Central looked like the best team in Washington at the state qualifying meets, and if they duplicated that race I don't know if they'd beat out Central Catholic let alone Crater or Summit. Most years, Washington teams make up the bulk of the Northwest's top 10/15, but we might only see 2-3 in the top 10 this year while Oregon might have that many in the top 6.

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  2. I don't think there's any question that North Central is the top boys team in WA thus year (right now, relatively healthy, besides Hank Knight apparently out for the season). I wouldn't discount NC taking the top spot in Boise too with the experience they have doing well there.

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    1. I certainly agree it is possible that North Central can win the title, my point was that the top Oregon teams looked stronger last weekend.

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