Liam Anderson Redwood-Stanford University
Emily Perez St. Joseph Notre Dame-Oregon State
Gabrielle Peterson Healdsburg-Oregon State
Emma Tavella San Ramon Valley-UCLA
Gabe Reuter Sir Francis Drake-UCSD
Russell Sullivan Foothill-American
Cassy Haskell Miramonte-UC Berkeley
Rayna Stanziano Concord-St. Mary's
Colton Colonna St Francis-Texas A and M
Eric Eng St. Francis-Cornell
Connor Livingston De La Salle-Princeton
Mavleen Mann Pitman-UC Davis
Preston Norris Las Lomas-Colorado State
Henry Saul Palo Alto-Yale
Owen Mackenzie Los Altos-Duke
Naomi Donovan Los Altos-John Hopkins
Caroline Garrett Oakland Tech-Wake Forrest
Kate Tavella San Ramon Valley-Georgetown
Jazlynn Shearer Silver Creek-UNLV
Kathryn Bingham Oak Ridge-BYU
Quinn Hagerman Merced-Southern Utah
Laurel Wong Santa Catalina-Stanford
Lucas Chung Windsor-St. Mary's
Maggie Hall Menlo Atherton-UCSB
Ryan Ma Homestead-Pomona
Lauren Lum Alameda-UCSB
Shelby Nelson Encinal-UCSB
Isaiah Jimenez Christian Brothers-St. Mary's
Gracie Dupuis Granada-Chico
Brayden McLaughlin Del Oro-Chico
Destiny Everett Lincoln, Stockton-Chico
Charlie Giannini Chico HS-Chico State
Nicco Pompili Sir Francis Drake-UCSD
Sophie Lodigiani Davis-University of Hawaii
Jake Heinlein College Park-UC San Diego
Jason Holland-Morrison, Franklin EG-Humboldt
Briseida Garcia-Meza, Gregory-St. Mary's College
Eva Rodriguez, Gregory-Notre Dame De Namur University
Jason Holland-Morrison, Franklin EG-Humboldt
Jake Heinlein, College Park-UC San Diego
Kelsey Van Allen, Tamalpais-Pomona Pitzer College
Colleen McCandless, Granada-Cal Poly SLO
Kalea Bartolotto, Granada-Northwestern
Teddy (Edward) Buckley, Campolindo-University of Kansas
Maggie Hall, Menlo Atherton-UCSB
Evelyn How, Monta Vista-USF
Garrett Gough Nevada Union-West Point
Zachary Larrier Monterey Trail-Air Force Academy
Mathew Mason Casa Grande-Humboldt
Loic Scomparin Dublin-Colorado School of Mines
Zarah Kayhan Terra Nova-Humboldt
Elias Sanchez Terra Nova-Chico
Aiden Boyle Amador Valley-Air Force Academy
Noah Battaglia Lowell-Claremont Mudd Scripps
Lucas Badcock Dougherty Valley-University of Oklahoma
Tristan Guerrero Dougherty Valley-Menlo College
Sophia Cuevas Dougherty Valley-St. Mary's College
Aushmitha Grewal Dougherty Valley-St. Mary's College
Andre Williams Sonoma Academy-Columbia
Lila Roake Santa Cruz-Cal Poly SLO
Ryan Bradley Sheldon-CSU Monterey Bay (NEW)
Jessica Swalve Westmont-UCSB (NEW)
Justin Hsu Carlmont-Central Michigan (NEW)
Mason Elefant St. Francis, Mt. View-Cal Poly SLO (NEW)
Jaxin Woodward Vacaville-CSU Long Beach (NEW)
Rachel Payan Whitney-University of Hawaii (NEW)
Bennett Woodward Whitney-Chico State (NEW)
Max Waechter Heritage-UC Davis (NEW)
Max Cluss Sacred Heart Prep-Middlebury (NEW)
Krissy Smoot Notre Dame Belmont-UC Berkeley (NEW)
Danny Skahill St. Francis, Mt. View-Boston University (NEW)
Please add others in the comment section below.
Claudia Lane - Dartmouth
ReplyDeleteWill keep this to NorCal athletes only.
ReplyDeleteEmma Tavella: UCLA
ReplyDeleteGabe Reuter, Sir Francis Drake, to UCSD
ReplyDeleteRussell Sullivan: Foothill-> American
ReplyDeleteCassy Haskell of Miramonte: Cal Berkeley
ReplyDeleteRayna Stanziano, Concord High, Saint Mary's College of California
ReplyDeleteIs this a list of student athletes getting track and field and XC scholarships or a list of where Nor Cal runners are going to go to college?
ReplyDeleteThese are just verbal commitments.
ReplyDeleteI think MS has Mackenzie going to Duke.
ReplyDeleteEric Eng - Cornell
ReplyDeleteConnor Livingston - Princeton
ReplyDeleteCaroline Garrett, Oakland Tech - Wake Forest
ReplyDeleteOwen MacKenzie- Duke
ReplyDeleteNaomi Donovan- Johns Hopkins
I think this is just for D1 scholarship commits.
ReplyDeleteJohn Hopkins is D3 (non-athletic scholarship)
It’s for all announcements whatever the division. People just want to know where the kids are going.
ReplyDeleteCorrect on the last comment.
ReplyDeleteIn addition to the the comment from 6:51 above, I would guess that most of the kids on the list who are going to D1 schools are either not getting a scholarship or are getting a minimal amount (lowest level is books). It's the balance that every kid has to work out for themselves - small fish big bowl (low scholarship); large fish small bowl (either bigger scholarship, or help getting into more academic school only). Either way, its great to see so many of our NorCal kids going on to run in college. Good luck to everyone!
ReplyDeleteIf you look at the standards for scholarships that I posted last week, I think you can surmise that very few athletes get athletic scholarships. I think they still might get financial help in some ways but for the most part, their athletic success is able to get them into a great university.
ReplyDeleteRyan Ma (Homestead) -> Pomona College (via Ryan's Instagram)
ReplyDeleteIsaiah Jimenez Christian Brothers - St. Mary's
ReplyDeleteIsaiah Jimenez Christian Brothers - St. Mary's
ReplyDeleteChico State has signed a few Nor Cal kids as of 2/13/19
ReplyDeleteGracie Dupuis- Granada HS
Brayden McLaughlin-Del Oro HS
Destiny Everett-Lincoln HS (Lincoln, CA)
Thanks Gary.
ReplyDeleteAlso, Lauren Lum (Alameda) Shelby Nelson (Encinal) UCSB
Chico State should be on the list. They are basically D2 and kick quite a few D1 team's butts at invitational.
ReplyDeleteMaggie Hall (M-A) UCSB
ReplyDeleteChico St. X-country under the direction of Coach Gary Towne don't rebuild they just reload every year!!! Great recruiter and even better a Coach!!!
ReplyDeleteBriseida Garcia (Gregori HS) Saint Mary's college California
ReplyDeleteEva Rodriguez (Gregori HS) Notre Dame De Namur University
Sophie Lodigiani (Davis Senior) University of Hawaii
ReplyDeleteTeddy (Edward) Buckley - Campolindo - University of Kansas
ReplyDeleteColleen McCandless - Granada - Cal Poly SLO
ReplyDeleteKalea Bartolotto - Granada - Northwestern
Kelsey Van Allen, Tamalpais HS - Pitzer College
ReplyDeleteKelsey Van Allen, Tamalpais HS - Pitzer College
ReplyDeleteJake Heinlein - College Park - UC San Diego
ReplyDeleteJason Holland-Morrison, Franklin EG - Humboldt
ReplyDeleteEva Rodriguez (Gregori) Notre Dame De Namur University
ReplyDeleteBriseida Garcia-Meza (Gregori) St. Mary's
ReplyDeleteGarrett Gough, Nevada Union: West Point
ReplyDeleteZachary Larrier, Monterey Trail: Air Force Academy
Mathew Mason Casa Grande- Humboldt
ReplyDeleteLoic Scorparmin- Literally one of the best XC guys in NCS and the state.
ReplyDeleteCommitted to Colorado School of Mines.
Scomparin***
ReplyDeleteZarah Kayhan, Terra Nova: Humboldt
ReplyDeleteElias Sanchez, Terra Nova: Chico
Preston Norris is going to Colorado State now.
ReplyDeleteAidan Boyle, Amador Valley: Air Force Academy
ReplyDeleteNoah Battaglia of Lowell High School (SFS) has committed to Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS).
ReplyDeleteLucas Badcock - Dougherty Valley - The University of Oklahoma
ReplyDeleteTristan Guerrero - Dougherty Valley - Menlo College
Sophia Cuevas - Dougherty Valley - St. Mary’s College of California
Aushmitha Grewal - Dougherty Valley - St. Mary’s College of California
Andre Williams, D5 State Champ, Columbia
ReplyDeleteA state champion headed for an Ivy League school, Andre Williams has it all covered as he wraps up a stellar career at Sonoma Academy. After bursting onto the state scene as a sophomore and improving as a junior, Andre was the best runner of all in the NCS Division 5 race at the CIF-State cross country meet last fall, bringing home a state title. He’s shining this spring, winning league titles in the 800 and 3,200 meters in track and field. Meanwhile, his academic record is impeccable, with a 3.91 overall GPA that includes an AP classload. He plays piano and string instruments, too. He’s taking all that to the Ivy League and Columbia University, where he’ll continue his running career while pursuing a degree in, as he puts it, something that makes other people feel good. ~press democrat
https://www.pressdemocrat.com/sports/9575592-181/press-democrats-all-empire-athletes-of?fbclid=IwAR3Q356VQxCXAwBfaSS73F7G7xrKKvboEdd_467psx8QpoYY91MQfXWynEk&sba=AAS
Lila Roake, Santa Cruz, Cal Poly SL)
ReplyDeleteRyan Bradley - Sheldon - CSU Monterey Bay
ReplyDeleteJustin Hsu - Central Michigan University
ReplyDeleteJustin Hsu is going to Central Mich confirmed
ReplyDeleteJessica Swlave, Arcadia Heptathalon winner, Westmont -> UCSB
ReplyDeleteKrissy Smoot (Notre Dame, Belmont) - UC Berkeley
ReplyDeleteMax Cluss, Sacred Heart Prep, Middlebury
ReplyDeleteMax Waechter - UC Davis
ReplyDeleteRachel Payan, Whitney High SChool- University of Hawaii
ReplyDeleteBennett Woodward, Whitney High School- Chico State
Jaxin Woodward, Vacaville High - CSU Long Beach
ReplyDeleteMason Elefant, St. Francis (Mountain View), Cal Poly SLO
ReplyDeleteSo St. Francis has 4 guys going D1 from from this graduating class? Other than GO, has that happened before from one school?
ReplyDelete@ 6:05, Yes it has.
ReplyDelete@9:51 Thanks for the detailed info.
ReplyDeleteDanny Skahill St. Francis, Mt. View-Boston University
ReplyDelete@12.53 SMB had at least 4 girls go to D1 in 2002 because of the yr my son graduated from there. They also won the MOC upsetting the then power house Logan. 2 went to CAL, 1 to UCLA, and the 4th to SDS. They also had a number of guys going D1 too.
ReplyDeleteJacob Millen 2019 California HS (San Ramon) - Chapman University
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