Division I
Girls - (Top 2 teams advance to state meet):
1. Castro Valley
2.
3. James Logan
3. James Logan
4. Berkeley
5. California
1. Danika Newlin Castro Valley
2. Ausmitha Grewal Dougherty Valley
3. Kayla Neumann California
1. Danika Newlin Castro Valley
2. Ausmitha Grewal Dougherty Valley
3. Kayla Neumann California
Boys - (Top 2 teams advance to state meet):
1. Dougherty Valley
2. James Logan
3. Berkeley
3. Berkeley
4. Castro Valley
5. California
1. Neil Braganza Dougherty Valley
2. Quinn Schmidt Dougherty Valley
3. Sebastian Andersson Berkeley
1. Neil Braganza Dougherty Valley
2. Quinn Schmidt Dougherty Valley
3. Sebastian Andersson Berkeley
Division II
Girls - (Top 3 teams advance to state meet):
1. Granada
2. San Ramon Valley
3. Monte Vista
4. Liberty/Dublin
2. San Ramon Valley
3. Monte Vista
4. Liberty/Dublin
5. Amador Valley/College Park/Santa Rosa
1. Meredith Corda Monte Vista
2. Kinga Bihari Granada
3. Colleen McCandless Granada
1. Meredith Corda Monte Vista
2. Kinga Bihari Granada
3. Colleen McCandless Granada
Boys - (Top 3 teams advance to state meet):
1. Dublin
2. Monte Vista
3. De La Salle
4. Granada
2. Monte Vista
3. De La Salle
4. Granada
5. Amador Valley
6. Clayton Valley/Heritage/Mission San Jose
1. Anirudh Surapaneni Dublin
2. Isaias De Leon De La Salle
3. Tristan Miller Monte Vista/Luca Mazzanti Santa Rosa
1. Anirudh Surapaneni Dublin
2. Isaias De Leon De La Salle
3. Tristan Miller Monte Vista/Luca Mazzanti Santa Rosa
Division III
Girls - (Top 4 teams advance to state meet):
1. Maria Carrillo
2. Campolindo
3. Redwood
4. Alameda
5. Las Lomas
4. Alameda
5. Las Lomas
6. Carondelet
7. El Cerrito/Tamalpais
1. Glennis Murphy Redwood
2. Hannah Ruane Campolindo
3. Isabella Chao Campolindo
1. Glennis Murphy Redwood
2. Hannah Ruane Campolindo
3. Isabella Chao Campolindo
Boys - (Top 4 teams advance to state meet):
1. Campolindo
2. Redwood
2. Redwood
3. Maria Carrillo
4. Northgate
5. Las Lomas
1. Liam Anderson Redwood
2. Jared Yabu Campolindo
3. Ben Lawson Maria Carrillo
Division IV
1. Liam Anderson Redwood
2. Jared Yabu Campolindo
3. Ben Lawson Maria Carrillo
Division IV
Girls - (Top 4 teams advance to state meet):
1. Bishop O'Dowd
2. Piedmont
2. Piedmont
3. Miramonte
4. Arcata
5. McKinleyville
1. Cassy Haskell Miramonte
2. Jourdan Amen Bishop O'Dowd
3. Gabrielle Peterson Healdsburg
1. Cassy Haskell Miramonte
2. Jourdan Amen Bishop O'Dowd
3. Gabrielle Peterson Healdsburg
Boys - (Top 3 teams advance to state meet): (UPDATED)
1. McKinleyville
2. Bishop O'Dowd
3. Miramonte
4. Sir Francis Drake
4. Sir Francis Drake
5. Piedmont/Albany
1. Ryan Cutter Hercules
2. Munir Kabbara San Rafael
3. Kellen O'Neill Arcata
1. Ryan Cutter Hercules
2. Munir Kabbara San Rafael
3. Kellen O'Neill Arcata
Division V
Girls - (Top 6 teams advance to state meet):
1. Sonoma Academy
2. St. Joseph Notre Dame
2. St. Joseph Notre Dame
3. Lick-Wilmerding
4. University
4. University
5. College Prep
6. Convent of the Sacred Heart
6. Convent of the Sacred Heart
7. Branson/Urban/Head Royce
1. Rylee Bowen Sonoma Academy
2. Kiera Marshall St. Joseph Notre Dame
3. Kate Bowen Sonoma Academy
1. Rylee Bowen Sonoma Academy
2. Kiera Marshall St. Joseph Notre Dame
3. Kate Bowen Sonoma Academy
Boys - (Top 5 teams advance to state meet):
1. University
2. Sonoma Academy
3. Marin Academy
4. College Prep
5. St. Joseph Notre Dame
6. Lick-Wilmerding
2. Sonoma Academy
3. Marin Academy
4. College Prep
5. St. Joseph Notre Dame
6. Lick-Wilmerding
7. Stuart Hall/Head Royce
1. Cooper Teare St. Joseph Notre Dame
2. Brian Schulz El Molino
3. Eli Horwitz Stuart Hall
1. Cooper Teare St. Joseph Notre Dame
2. Brian Schulz El Molino
3. Eli Horwitz Stuart Hall
21 comments:
Ryan Cutter is from Hercules not Heritage
Are we sure the new Hayward coarse is three full miles? It seems very fast
I don't know about the new coarse, but the new course is 3 miles in length as measured by multiple wheels.
Why is St Joes so far up on the D5 guys ranking? College prep just narrowly beat them at BCL east league champs.
to Anonymous November 08, 2016 11:32 PM, I wonder if it's because St. Joes has historically built slowly toward State, so that at least 5 top runners are fresh enough to pull ahead of all rivals at least at the Section level. Winning the league is nice but not essential and they probably held back some.
Yes, I ran the course and it is 3 miles exactly. Just faster because it doesn't involve going around the dirt track and coming up that ramp.
Than you Albert for taking the time and giving all of us a preview!
The official preview will be in the meet program at the meet. The rankings you see above will be updated once all the league meets are complete.
I am struggling to understand the rationale behind both the boys division 1 and boys division 5 team rankings. Is SJND really better than Lick? Is James Logan really better than both Berkeley and Castro Valley?
DII Boys is stacked. Dublin set the NCS Record for team time earlier this year at Woodward Park at the Clovis Invite and it wouldn't be much of an upset to see them get second or third. Each team has solid guys upfront, but like most races, whoever's 4th and 5th guys that can step up and run the fastest will have the best shot at winning and moving onto state.
I am still crunching the numbers and could be wrong. I will have to go back and look at Division I again. As for Division V, it looks like the two best teams are University and Sonoma Academy. After that, it will be very interesting.
The Division II race at CCS was fantastic between St. Francis and Willow Glen. The NCS Division II race at NCS is going to be an absolute war and I can't wait to see it in person.
Not sure what the Apache Invite is, but Jett Charvet (heritage) and Elliott Portillo (Liberty) both ran sub 15 there. Not sure if it is 3 miles though...
@Anonymous 8:42 AM - The Apache Invite is an invite in Southern California hosted by Arcadia. It is 3 miles, but it is an extremely fast course. I believe Philip Rocha broke 14 there. Charvet missed BVAL finals due to an injury. Not sure of the extent of the injury, however.
Hi Albert, the MVAL results are here: http://www.fordtiming.us/results. This course is apparently closer to a 5K so some of these runners actually put up some huge times....
NCS Division II is going to be an incredible battle - already feel bad for whichever team gets 3rd. Too bad CIF doesn't have a mechanism to adjust # of qualifying teams for State based on more recent performance/strength.
3 boys teams advance to state in Division II out of NCS so you will feel bad for the 4th place team.
With the new divisional breakdowns, NCS will hopefully gain auto bids in each division in the near future.
November 14, 2016 9:30 PM What course was used?
@Anonymous 10:49am: Quarry Lakes course. Pretty much flat, couple of bumps here and there.
@10:49am I believe it was Quarry Lakes.
D2 sends top 3 teams
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