Sunday, October 29, 2017

North Coast Section Team/Individual Rankings #2

This is the second version and I have had plenty of input from a lot of coaches. Please let me know if I missed any teams and/or individuals or see any glaring errors. From the first rankings, I have made several changes but want to make sure I don't miss any teams or individuals. Share this article with your teams, athletes, parents, supporters etc. I will have one more set of rankings in a couple of weeks before the NCS MOC meet at Hayward HS.

Division I
Girls - (Top 2 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Dougherty Valley
2.    California
3.    James Logan
4.    Castro Valley
5.    Berkeley

Individuals
1) Alyssa Brewer California
2) Polina Popova Dougherty Valley
3) Aushmitha Grewal Dougherty Valley
4) Kayla Neuman California
5) Jiana Cortero Freedom

Boys - (Top 2 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Dougherty Valley
2.    Castro Valley
3.    James Logan
4.    California
5.    Berkeley

Individuals
1) Lucas Badcock Dougherty Valley
2) Tommy Bell Dougherty Valley
3) Reilly Berbian Castro Valley
4) Cameron Reyes California
5) Jacob Millen California

Division II
Girls - (Top 3 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Granada
2.    San Ramon Valley
3.    Amador Valley
4.    Monte Vista
5.    Dublin

Individuals
1) Colleen McCandless Granada
2) Kalea Bartolotto Granada
3) Amanda Olla San Ramon Valley
4) Gracie Dupuis Granada
5) Emma Tavella San Ramon Valley

Boys - (Top 3 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Dublin
2.    Granada
3.    De La Salle
4.    Amador Valley
5.    Heritage

Individuals
1) Adrian Schroeder Dublin
2) Guarav Phanse Dublin
3) Loic Scamparin Dublin
4) John Bennett Granada
5) Christopher Middleton-Pearson Dublin

Division III
Girls - (Top 4 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Campolindo
2.    Maria Carrillo
3.    Carondelet
4.   Las Lomas
5.    Northgate

Individuals
1) Gillian Wagner Redwood
2) Isabella Chao Campolindo
3) Jenna Miles Campolindo
4) Aimee Armstrong Maria Carillo
5) Syndie Rivas Maria Carillo

Boys - (Top 4 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Maria Carrillo
2.    Campolindo
3.    Redwood
4.    Tamalpais
5.    Las Lomas

Individuals
1) Liam Anderson Redwood
2) Teddy Buckley Campolindo
3) Preston Norris Las Lomas
4) Ben Lawson Maria Carrillo
5) Michael Wheeler Northgate

Division IV
Girls - (Top 4 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Piedmont
2.    Bishop O’Dowd
3.    Miramonte
4.    Piner
5.    Arcata

Individuals
1) Marissa D'Atri Alhambra
2) Gabrielle Peterson Healdsburg
3) Shelby Nelson Encinal
4) Riley Harmon Albany
5) Hannah Chau Justin Sienna

Boys - (Top 3 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Sir Francis Drake
2.    Piner
3.    Bishop O'Dowd
4.    Miramonte
5.    Piedmont/Moreau Catholic

Individuals
1) Munir Kabbara San Rafael
2) Nico Pompili Sir Francis Drake
3) Jonny Vargas Piner
4) Cooper McCarthy Sir Francis Drake
5) Reese Proctor Piedmont

Division V
Girls - (Top 6 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Lick-Wilmerding
2.    University
3.    St. Joseph Notre Dame
4.    Sonoma Academy
5.    Head Royce
6.    Marin Academy

Individuals
1) Emily Perez St. Joseph Notre Dame
2) Rylee Bowen Sonoma Academy
3) Kate Bowen Sonoma Academy
4) Claire Jackson University
5) Beatrice Levy St. Joseph Notre Dame

Boys - (Top 5 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Lick-Wilmerding
2.    University
3.    Sonoma Academy
4.    College Prep
5.    St. Joseph Notre Dame

Individuals
1) Sean Laidlaw Lick-Wilmerding
2) Isaac Teuscher Head Royce
3) Andre Williams Sonoma Academy
4) Kheva Mann Sonoma Academy
5) Nick Harris Lick-Wilmerding

CCS Cross Country Honor Coaches announced

http://static.psbin.com/1/8/hrubug7c0salqf/Press_Release_-_Fall_Sports_2017.pdf
Congratulations to Coaches Patrick McCrystle (Bellarmine) and Carlos Robledo (Lincoln).

Saturday, October 28, 2017

Northern California Cross Country results

MBL League Championship Results (CCS):
https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/Results/Meet.aspx?Meet=133371#/1188

Oakland Dual Meet at Crab Cove, Alameda Results (OAK):
https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/Results/Meet.aspx?Meet=142943#/1974

Capital Valley Conference Results (SJS):
http://www.bvtrack.com/CCResults/2017CVCXCFinalsResults.htm

Delta Cross Country Championship Results (SJS):
http://timerhub.com/get_web_index.php?page=redcaptiming.com/2017/deltaxc/

Sierra Foothill League Cross Country Championship (SJS):
http://timerhub.com/get_web_index.php?page=redcaptiming.com/2017/sflxc/

PSAL Final at Crystal Springs Course (CCS):
http://lynbrooksports.prepcaltrack.com/ATHLETICS/XC/2017/psal_res.htm

BCL "Mega Meet" at Golden Gate Park (NCS)
http://www.rtspt.com/events/cif/2017Meets/bcl_west_mega/

PAL #3 at Crystal Springs Course (CCS):
http://lynbrooksports.prepcaltrack.com/ATHLETICS/XC/2017/pal_3.htm
The runner who won the F/S race had a very dramatic victory caught here on video:
http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/video-runner-collapses-still-wins-race-12305963.php

DAL #2 Results (NCS):
http://www.highspeedtiming.com/dal2/

Palo Alto City Meet (CCS):
http://lynbrooksports.prepcaltrack.com/ATHLETICS/XC/2017/gunnpaly.htm

Redwood Empire Meets from 10/25 (NCS):
http://www.redwoodempirerunning.com/1025-meets/

Friday, October 27, 2017

Oakland Section Updated Team & Individual rankings

Oakland Section Rankings as of 10/27
Boys 
1. Skyline

2. Technical

3. Oakland

4. LPS Richmond

5. Impact Academy


1. Avshalom Berrol - Skyline

2. Oliver Vaughan - Technical

3. Daniel Perry - Skyline

4. Benjamin Nicholas - Technical

5. Leonardo Brennan - Skyline


Girls
1. Technical

2. Skyline

3. Unity

4. LPS Richmond

5. KIPP King


1. Caroline Garrett - Technical

2. Eleanor Wikstrom - Skyline

3. Maya Ades - Technical

4. Nell Schafer - Technical

5. Quinn Sedlachek - Technical


Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Catching up with Bellarmine senior, Meika Beaudoin-Rousseau

The top-ranked NorCal individual, Bellarmine senior Meika Beaudoin-Rousseau, made his case for the top runner in California following his Mt. SAC effort. You can check out my interview with him at this LINK.

Bellarmine (CCS) senior Alex Scales commits to University of Colorado

Per his Instagram account, Bellarmine senior Alex Scales commits to the University of Colorado. You can check out his announcement at this LINK. Nhat V. Meyer/Bay Area News photo.

A Coach's Recruiting Guide For Juniors And Seniors

Sunday, October 22, 2017

Top 10 NorCal Team (#5) and Individual rankings (#3)!

I am updating the following rankings after several league and invitationals this past week. Feel free to use the comment section in regards to any of the rankings below. Who am I missing?
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BOYS
1) Dublin (NCS)
2) St. Francis, Mt. View (CCS)
3) Bellarmine (CCS) Division I
4) Palo Alto (CCS) Division I
5) Granada (NCS) Division II
6) De La Salle (NCS) Division II
7) Sir Francis Drake (NCS) Division IV
8) Maria Carrillo (NCS) Division III
9) Willow Glen (CCS) Division II
10) Los Altos (CCS) Division I

Also under consideration:
Bella Vista (SJS) Division II
Campolindo (NCS) Division III
Del Campo (SJS) Division III
Dougherty Valley (NCS) Division I
Gregori (SJS) Division I
Jesuit (SJS) Division I
Lowell (SFS) Division I
McClatchy (SJS) Division I
Placer (SJS) Division IV
Redwood (NCS) Division III
Rocklin (SJS) Division II

GIRLS
1) Granada (NCS) Division II
2) Campolindo (NCS) Division III
3) St. Francis, Sacramento (SJS) Division II
4) Homestead (CCS) Division I
5) Vista del Lago (SJS) Division III
6) San Ramon Valley (NCS) Division II
7) Santa Cruz (CCS) Division IV
8) Oak Ridge (SJS) Division I
9) Maria Carrillo (NCS) Division III
10) Presentation (CCS) Division II

Also under consideration:
Aptos (CCS) Division III
Davis (SJS) Division I
Del Oro (SJS) Division III
Dougherty Valley (NCS) Division I
Monte Vista (NCS) Division II
Oakland Tech (OAK) Division I
Rio Americano (SJS) Division III
Woodcreek (SJS) Division II

BOYS
1) Meika Beaudoin-Rousseau Bellarmine (CCS) Division I
2) Liam Anderson Redwood (NCS) Division III
3) Robert Miranda Menlo (CCS) Division IV
4) Collin Ullrich Liberty Ranch (SJS) Division IV
5) Matt Strangio Jesuit (SJS) Division I
6) Shyam Kumar St. Francis (CCS) Division II
7) Adrian Schroeder Dublin (NCS) Division II
8) Gaurav Phanse Dublin (NCS) Division II
9) Henry Saul Palo Alto (CCS) Divison I
10) Colton Colonna St. Francis (CCS) Division II

GIRLS
1) Maddy Denner Oak Ridge (SJS) Division I
2) Elena Denner Oak Ridge (SJS) Division I
3) Gillian Wagner Redwood (NCS) Division III
4) Mari Friedman Santa Cruz (CCS) Division IV
5) Jenna Miles Campolindo (NCS) Division III
6) Alize Hartke Oakmont (SJS) Division
7) Caroline Garrett Oakland Tech (OAK) Division I
8) Olivia O'Keeffe Davis (SJS) Division I
9) Emily Perez St. Joseph Notre Dame (NCS) Division V
10) Colleen McCandless Granada (NCS) Division II
10) Isabella Chao Campolindo (NCS) Division III
10) Hannah Chau Justin-Siena (NCS) Division IV

Saturday, October 21, 2017

Top 10 NorCal individuals and teams at Mt. SAC Invitational

Please let me know if I missed any individuals. It's very possible with so many races.

BOYS
1) Meika Beaudoin-Rousseau Bellarmine (CCS) 14:33
2) Liam Anderson Redwood (NCS) 14:51
3) Robert Miranda Menlo (CCS) 15:01
4) Sam Lavorato Palma (CCS) 15:08
5) Conor Livingston De La Salle (NCS) 15:26
6) Chris Anderson San Lorenzo Valley (CCS) 15:28
7) James Flanagan De La Salle (NCS) 15:33
8) Russell Sullivan Foothill (NCS) 15:40
9) Harrison Fisher De La Salle (NCS) 15:42/Michael Wheeler Northgate (NCS) 15:42
10) Ryan Pole Redwood (NCS) 15:43

GIRLS
1) Gillian Wagner Redwood (NCS) 17:13
2) Alize Hartke Oakmont (SJS) 17:31
3) Caroline Garrett Oakland Tech (OAK) 17:42
4) Natalie Harper Cosumnes Oaks (SJS) 17:45
5) Emily Perez St. Joseph Notre Dame (NCS) 17:58
6) Gabriela Hernandez Vacaville (SJS) 18:01
7) Elena Kamas Homestead (CCS) 18:05/Kaylah Grant Live Oak (CCS) 18:05
8) Quinn Hagerman Merced (SJS) 18:16
9) Kaitlyn Williams Homestead (CCS) 18:19
10) Edan David Cosumnes Oaks (SJS) 18:20

BOYS' TEAMS
1) Bellarmine (CCS) 78:46
2) De La Salle (NCS) 79:05
3) Redwood (NCS) 80:32
4) Bella Vista (SJS) 80:38
5) Lowell (SF) 81:21
6) Davis (SJS) 81:42
7) Christian Brothers (SJS) 81:56
8) Homestead (CCS) 82:03
9) Vacaville (SJS) 82:11
10) Del Campo (SJS) 82:44

GIRLS' TEAMS
1) Homestead (CCS) 93:49
2) Oakland Tech (OAK) 94:43
3) Vacaville (SJS) 96:22
4) Cosumnes Oaks (SJS) 96:56
5) Amador Valley (NCS) 98:20
6) Monte Vista (NCS) 98:34
7) Del Oro (SJS) 98:35
8) Carondelet (NCS) 98:59
9) Rio Americano (SJS) 100:19
10) Mountain View (CCS) 100:22

Northern California League and Invitationals results

FLAT SAC Invitational at Gibson Ranch, Rio Linda results: (NEW)
http://ca.milesplit.com/meets/286747/results#.We1pnROPIWo

SOQUEL "KEN THOMAS" CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONAL - OCT. 21, 2017 (NEW)
http://lynbrooksports.prepcaltrack.com/ATHLETICS/XC/2017/soq_res.htm

Yoshaany Rahm Invitational at Ukiah HS results: (NEW)
http://ca.milesplit.com/meets/294422/results#.WewX9Y9SzIV

Mt. SAC Invitational results:
http://events.mtsac.edu/ccinvite/results.htm

Mariner Invitational at Hayward HS (NCS course).
Results LINK

Aragon Center Meet at Crystal Springs course:
http://lynbrooksports.prepcaltrack.com/ATHLETICS/XC/2017/cntr1res.htm

WCAL #2 at Golden Gate Park today (live results):
http://www.rtspt.com/events/cif/2017Meets/wcal2/

SCVAL #3 at Baylands Park:
http://lynbrooksports.prepcaltrack.com/ATHLETICS/XC/2017/baylands.htm

BCL #3 at Joaquin Miller Park:
Cancelled

Wednesday, October 18, 2017

Santa Rosa area XC Coaches impact from local fire disaster

This was an email sent out by Maria Carrillo coach, Greg Fogg. It details the loss that was experienced by so many residents due to fires in the Santa Rosa area.
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The following is a summary of our meeting on Monday at Santa Rosa XC Head Coach Doug Courtemarche’s house to strategize how to best rally together and coordinate getting relief to our Cross Country (XC) families impacted the most by the recent fire disaster in the Santa Rosa area.    Also, since the devastation is similar in the Sonoma and Napa area, I’m hopeful our efforts to coordinate relief between our teams might also bridge into or provide assistance to those in need on the east side our Redwood Empire area.   Feel free to forward this onto anyone who might be interested in our efforts.
Attending: Doug Courtemarche and Carrie Joseph from Santa Rosa HS, Luis Rosales from Piner HS, Danny Aldridge from Sonoma Academy, Melody Karpinski from Montgomery HS, Greg Fogg/Maria Carrillo HS.

Our goal was to assess (as best we can) the immediate impact of lost homes from the fires in the Santa Rosa area schools/specifically for XC families (if known) and to establish a relief contact person for each school/XC team’ below is what I’ve come up with so far.    

From what I’ve gathered, most victims of this fire disaster have their immediate needs covered (and besides, for most there’s not any room to store anything right now) and there are many other resources here in Santa Rosa (insurance companies, FEMA, Red Cross, etc…) to help address critical or very urgent needs.   However, I believe it’s going to be very, very critical to get assistance to those that need it in another month or two, especially when it comes to securing 6-12 month temporary housing; consider the vacancy rate in Santa Rosa was already very low at only ~1% and we just lost 5% of the homes in Santa Rosa to this fire!    Please share with anyone in the network if you know of any temporary housing that may be available!   …In time, there will also be those in need of necessary household items (especially for those not insured) and potentially, several in need of transportation assistance for those who have been displaced from their Santa Rosa homes.

IMPORTANT: The numbers outlined below are very preliminary at this point; since school is not yet back in session, we can’t all practice yet and most of our XC families are scattered all over the Bay Area, or residing temporarily in other regions in Northern California, so we really won’t know what the actual impact is until we return to school (Santa Rosa City Schools are supposed to be back in session by no later than next Wednesday, 10/25).   …To the best of my knowledge, there has been no official numbers published by the schools yet, so please do not consider this information as nothing more than a best estimate and an accumulation from a lot of conversations I’ve had over the past few days as of 10/18/17:  

·         Cardinal Newman: Student Enrollment ~621, Coach Kevin King very preliminary ~100+ CN homes burned down, 5 XC homes confirmed burned down confirmed (so far); the most damaged school in the area, ~1/2 of school buildings/facilities on the CN campus have sustained some level of significant damage.  
CN XC Relief Contact: kevinkingsonoma@comcast.net

·         Elsie Allen: Student Enrollment ~1082, Coach Jon Giacomi and Brian Deller, unable to make contact/no additional information available at this time…  bdeller@srcs.k12.ca.us

·         Maria Carrillo: Student Enrollment ~1601, Coach Greg Fogg, confirmed 125 MCHS current students have lost homes + 3 current MCHS teachers, 1 coach, 1 team doctor, ~98 MCHS alumni, (this number is significant, since MCHS enrollment is primarily located in the devastated Rincon Valley and Fountaingrove neighborhoods); 6 XC homes confirmed burned down (4 families + 2 coaches).  
MCHS XC Relief Contact: Dana Aguero Magueros@att.net

·         Montgomery: Student Enrollment ~1613, Coach Melody Karpinski, no accurate information available at this time for entire school (primary neighborhood MHS pulls from is Bennett Valley and Annadel area, which just narrowly escaped the path of this fire, many homes evaculated); 2 XC homes confirmed burned down. 
MHS XC Relief Contact: Denise Becker (707) 292-2238 dbecker2421@gmail.com

·         Piner: Student Enrollment ~1170, Coach Luis Rosales, est. impact for school unknown, but have heard at least 65 homes or students homes lost and could be more (with many of the devastated Coffee Park residents in Piner district); confirmed 3 XC homes confirmed burned down.   
PHS XC Relief Contact: Luis Rosales, lrosales@sonic.net

·         Rincon Valley Christian: Student Enrollment ~173, Coach Harry Skandera, est. impact for school and XC families unknown at this time, but could go up, including homestay students…    
RVC XC Relief Contact: Harry Skandera hskandera@srchristian.org

·         Roseland Collegiate Prep: Student Enrollment ~113 (former Ursuline campus), Coach Cara Teeter, unable to make contact/no information available at this time…  cteeter@roselandsd.org

·         Roseland University Prep: Student Enrollment ~445, Coach Jessica Dickson confirmed 3 RUP homes lost, no XC homes confirmed burned down at this time.  
RUP XC Relief Contact: jdickson@roselandsd.org
·         Santa Rosa: Student Enrollment ~2024, Coach Doug Courtemarche, estimating 80+ homes lost for entire school (SRHS pulls from a broad mix of neighborhoods in the Santa Rosa area, including many from the devastated Coffee Park and Fountain Grove neighborhoods), 8 XC homes confirmed lost. 
SRHS XC Relief Contact: Carrie Joseph, carriejoseph1@gmail.com

·         Sonoma Academy: Student Enrollment ~301, Coach Danny Aldridge confirming ~51 S/A homes burned down (including teachers); S/A pulls from all neighborhoods in Sonoma County, but many affected families that live in Fountaingrove, Napa, Sonoma and Kenwood; 3 XC homes confirmed burned down.  
S/A XC Relief Contact: Val Sell rn4zhills@sbcglobal.net

·         Also Santa Rosa Jr. College: Coach David Wellman has an SRJC XC roster of 28 total, confirmed 2 XC homes have burned down. 
SRJC XC Relief Contact: dwellman@santarosa.edu
…For me personally, sure it’s been a rough go, but we’re all safe and managed to save all our pets (even our 2 hamsters) grabbed most of our family photos and a few other items from the place we used to call home for the past 23 years.    For this past week like most of you, we’ve been evacuated several times and have become very efficient at packing just what we need in two cars, in a hurry!    We’ve been staying with my older daughter, Leanne in her Rincon Valley condo, only a few miles from our home address, so it’s very comforting to be around my family and neighborhood friends.     …However, like the other coaches, I just miss coaching and being around my extended cross country family but most of all, being around the positive energy from all our kids that most of us XC coaches refer to as the “highlight of our day” or more commonly referred to as “practice”.     I’m hopeful we can put all of this behind us very soon and the air clears up so we can all get back to our daily practices.    -Our XC kids need each other for support and I’m very much looking forward to seeing them all together again.  

Finally, I’m looking forward to shifting our focus from just being safe, to pulling together to enable our collective recovery efforts.   …I believe we’ll get there with all the support from our broader XC family that knows no boundaries; working together to help everyone get back on their own path to recovery as we have all already been contacted by several other XC Coaches across the state; we should all count our blessings and feel very fortunate and privileged to be a part of an amazing, wide-spread caring running community and not just here in Santa Rosa or across Sonoma County, but the community that extends all the way up and down our State, expanding into the Western Region and even across the Nation.    I hope this e-mail will help to create a network across our all of our XC teams, working together to identify those who need assistance the most, with the Relief Contact for each school sharing between all of our Santa Rosa XC teams on what specific items (such as temporary transportation, housing, food, funds, clothes, running gear, etc.) are most needed and have some way to channel assistance from those that want to help, to those that need it the most.    

For anyone that wants to donate fire relief efforts to the general funds for any of the schools listed above, please contact the school administration directly or contact official school resources the school website.

Be strong and stay safe,

-Greg Fogg
Maria Carrillo High School

Cross country coaches lean on each other in wildfires' wake

You can check out the article in yesterday's Press Democrat at this LINK.

Also, MileSplit reached out to several local coaches including Carrie Joseph at Santa Rosa and Gregg Fogg at Maria Carrillo. You can check out that article at this LINK.

Lastly, somebody posted the following comment in regards to donations for the fire victims:
"Please let your community know Fleet Feet Sports Santa Rosa is also taking donations of running clothes, shoes, sports bras etc. to distribute to fire victims."

Monday, October 16, 2017

Catching up with Dublin HS XC and TF coach, Chris Williams

You can check out the in-depth interview with Coach Williams at this LINK

His boys' team is currently ranked 5th in the nation by MileSplit and top-ranked in Division II in California. During the spring, Coach Williams also hosts the best distance meet in California (I am biased and most probably right!), the Dublin Distance Fiesta. 

If there are other coaches that you would like to see interviewed, feel free to let me know in the comment section below.

Central Coast Section Individual Rankings

BOYS
1) Meika Beaudoin-Rousseau Bellarmine Division I
2) Robert Miranda Menlo Division IV
3) Shyam Kumar St. Francis Division II
4) Henry Saul Palo Alto Division I
5) Colton Colonna St. Francis Division II
6) Alex Scales Bellarmine Division I
7) Owen MacKenzie Los Altos Division I
8) Zach Walker Willow Glen Division II
9) Joseph Renati Valley Christian SJ Division II
10) Nicky Medearis Crystal Springs Uplands Division V
Wild Card: Jorge Estrella Andrew Hill Division II

GIRLS
1) Mari Friedman Santa Cruz Division IV
2) Marea Zlatunich Aptos Division III
3) Kaylah Grant Live Oak Division I
4) Joyce Shea Gunn Division II
5) Rebecca Hasser Homestead Division I
6) Anna Mokkapati The King's Academy Division IV
7) Lila Roake Santa Cruz Division IV
8) Emma Madgic Aragon Division II
9) Audrey Reed Live Oak Division I
10) Kyra Pretre Menlo Division IV
Wild Card: Alex Stout Pacific Collegiate Division V

Did I miss anybody? Anybody should move up or down? Any help is appreciated.

Sunday, October 15, 2017

Coming up this week...

First, check out the Facebook page of Heart & Sole Sports in Santa Rosa. They are taking donations of lightly used shoes and shirts to be donated to local runners who have been affected by the fires. If you know of other organizations taking donations, please add them in the comment section below.

An in-depth interview with Dublin Cross Country coach, Chris Williams. His boys are currently ranked 2nd in the state overall and #1 in Division 2. They are also nationally ranked but that number varies on who is doing the rankings.

Our third installment of the CA Coaching Legend series will be posted this week (next one is another NorCal coaching legend). Here are links to the first two (Walt Lange and Ken Reeves).
Walt Lange: http://ca.milesplit.com/articles/222603-ca-coaching-legends-walt-lange-of-jesuit
Ken Reeves: http://ca.milesplit.com/articles/223943-ca-coaching-legends-ken-reeves

I will also update rankings but might wait until after Mt. SAC. If there is a section or division that you would like to see updated, please let me know in the comment section below.

Anything else you would like to see? Let me know.

Saturday, October 14, 2017

NorCal Cross Country Results

Roughrider Invitational at Woodward Park
https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/Results/Meet.aspx?Meet=130814

Bella Vista Invitational at Willow Hills results:
http://bvtrack.com/BVICC/BVICCLive.html

Monterey Bay Invitational results:
https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/Results/Meet.aspx?Meet=132957

25th Annual Castro Valley Invitational
Cancelled

Any other meets took place today?

Monday, October 09, 2017

North Coast Section Team/Individual Rankings #1

This is the first version and I have had plenty of input from a lot of coaches. Please let me know if I missed any teams and/or individuals or see any glaring errors. Share this article with your teams, athletes, parents, supporters etc. I will have updated rankings in a couple of weeks.

Division I
Girls - (Top 2 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Dougherty Valley
2.    California
3.    James Logan
4.    Castro Valley
5.    Berkeley

Individuals
1) Alyssa Brewer California
2) Polina Popova Dougherty Valley
3) Aushmitha Grewal Dougherty Valley
4) Kayla Neuman California
5) Jiana Cortero Freedom

Boys - (Top 2 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Dougherty Valley
2.    Castro Valley
3.    James Logan
4.    California
5.    Berkeley

Individuals
1) Tommy Bell Dougherty Valley
2) Lucas Badcock Dougherty Valley
3) Reilly Berbian Castro Valley
4) Cameron Reyes California
5) Jacob Millen California

Division II
Girls - (Top 3 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Granada
2.    San Ramon Valley
3.    Amador Valley
4.    Monte Vista
5.    Dublin

Individuals
1) Colleen McCandless Granada
2) Kalea Bartolotto Granada’s
3) Amanda Olla San Ramon Valley
4) Gracie Dupuis Granada
5) Emma Tavella San Ramon Valley

Boys - (Top 3 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Dublin
2.    Granada
3.    De La Salle
4.    Amador Valley
5.    Heritage

Individuals
1) Adrian Schroeder Dublin
2) Guarav Phanse Dublin
3) Loic Scamparin Dublin
4) John Bennett Granada
5) Christopher Middleton-Pearson Dublin

Division III
Girls - (Top 4 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Campolindo
2.    Maria Carrillo
3.    Carondelet
4.   Las Lomas
5.    Northgate

Individuals
1) Gillian Wagner Redwood
2) Jenna Miles Campolindo
3) Isabella Chao Campolindo
4) Aimee Armstrong Maria Carillo
5) Syndie Rivas Maria Carillo

Boys - (Top 4 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Maria Carrillo
2.    Redwood
3.    Campolindo
4.    Tamalpais
5.    Las Lomas

Individuals
1) Liam Anderson Redwood
2) Preston Norris Las Lomas
3) Ben Lawson Maria Carrillo
4) Teddy Buckley Campolindo
5) Michael Wheeler Northgate

Division IV
Girls - (Top 4 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Piedmont
2.    Bishop O’Dowd
3.    Miramonte
4.    Piner
5.    Arcata

Individuals
1) Marissa D'Atri Alhambra
2) Gabrielle Peterson Healdsburg
3) Shelby Nelson Encinal
4) Riley Harmon Albany
5) Hannah Chau Justin Sienna

Boys - (Top 3 teams advance to state meet):
1.    Sir Francis Drake
2.    Piner
3.    Bishop O'Dowd
4.    Miramonte
5.    Piedmont/Moreau Catholic

Individuals
1) Munir Kabbara San Rafael
2) Nico Pompili Sir Francis Drake
3) Jonny Vargas Piner
4) Cooper McCarthy Sir Francis Drake
5) Reese Proctor Piedmont

Division V
Girls - (Top 6 teams advance to state meet):
1.    University
2.    Lick-Wilmerding
3.    St. Joseph Notre Dame
4.    Sonoma Academy
5.    Head Royce
6.    Marin Academy

Individuals
1) Emily Perez St. Joseph Notre Dame
2) Rylee Bowen Sonoma Academy
3) Kate Bowen Sonoma Academy
4) Claire Jackson University
5) Beatrice Levy St. Joseph Notre Dame

Boys - (Top 5 teams advance to state meet):
1.    University
2.    Lick-Wilmerding
3.    Sonoma Academy
4.    College Prep
5.    St. Joseph Notre Dame

Individuals
1) Sean Laidlaw Lick-Wilmerding
2) Isaac Teuscher Head Royce
3) Kheva Mann Sonoma Academy
4) Andre Williams Sonoma Academy
5) Nick Harris Lick-Wilmerding

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