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Macon County is looking to make a sound trek up towards the possible 1, 2, or 3 spot. I do not think fra can handle their 1, 2 package, and does fra have a 4th and 5th guy faster than MC? Does USJC? but i've said all along that fra can't take MC. Do the 4th and 5th guys of USJC still look weak?

 

so far, what team matches a 16:10, 17:17, 17:43, 18:25, 18:28? can we get these times translated into places at state and do a recount on team scores to see where everybody stands?

 

 

and can we see an additonal list of everybodys' prs and tally that up just to see a potential list. . please?

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Macon County is looking to make a sound trek up towards the possible 1, 2, or 3 spot. I do not think fra can handle their 1, 2 package, and does fra have a 4th and 5th guy faster than MC? Does USJC? but i've said all along that fra can't take MC. Do the 4th and 5th guys of USJC still look weak?

 

so far, what team matches a 16:10, 17:17, 17:43, 18:25, 18:28? can we get these times translated into places at state and do a recount on team scores to see where everybody stands?

and can we see an additonal list of everybodys' prs and tally that up just to see a potential list. . please?

 

Right now... Drop about 20-25 seconds for Steeple's course.

 

1. 16:10 Brandon Mahaney TN Macon Co. High School 2009 2007-09-29 Sharp Springs Invitational

2. 16:23.91 Cory Brown TN South Greene High School 2009 2007-09-25 Greene Devils All-Comers

3. 16:34 Mark Cole TN McKenzie High School 2009 2007-09-29 2nd John Parrish XC Festival

4. 16:48.92 Ryan Johnson TN David Lipscomb High School 2008 2007-09-15 Tennessee Classic

5. 17:00 Evan Collins TN University School 2008 2007-09-08 Eye Opener

6. 17:07 Alden Collins TN University School 2010 2007-09-08 Eye Opener

7. 17:11.58 Jonathan Castor TN Chuckey-Doak High School 2011 2007-09-25 Greene Devils All-Comers

8. 17:15 Konnor Kessler TN Bolivar Central High School 2009 2007-09-29 2nd John Parrish XC Festival

9. 17:17 Steven Snyder TN Macon Co. High School 2009 2007-09-29 Sharp Springs Invitational

10. 17:17.3 Gideon Willson TN Knoxville Catholic High School 2009 2007-09-01 Cherokee Classic

11. 17:22 Brennan Parrish TN Jackson Christian School 2011 2007-09-29 2nd John Parrish XC Festival

12. 17:23.84 Jeff Musick TN David Lipscomb High School 2009 2007-09-15 Tennessee Classic

13. 17:24.39 Greg Cooper TN Gibbs High School 2008 2007-09-29 Volunteer Cross Country Invite

14. 17:25.7 David Smith TN University School 2009 2007-09-29 Bristol Cross

15. 17:31.02 Stephen Wathen TN Martin Luther King High School 2008 2007-09-15 Tennessee Classic

16. 17:31.77 Matt Coniglio TN Chattanooga Christian School 2009 2007-09-06 Small school meet @ WPBC

17. 17:34.32 John Adam McCaslin TN Franklin Road Academy 2009 2007-09-15 Tennessee Classic

18. 17:35 Nick Gammon TN Station Camp High School 2009 2007-09-29 Sharp Springs Invitational

19. 17:43.09 Nick Winn TN Martin Luther King High School 2008 2007-09-15 Tennessee Classic

20. 17:44 Jack Kaiser TN Franklin Road Academy 2009 2007-09-15 Tennessee Classic

21. 17:45 Mitchel Currey TN Macon Co. High School 2008 2007-09-29 Sharp Springs Invitational

22. 17:45 Taylor McMurtry TN Station Camp High School 2010 2007-09-29 Sharp Springs Invitational

23. 17:45.9 Nolan Davis TN Franklin Road Academy 2008 2007-09-22 A.F. Bridges Invitational

24. 17:47 Tim Bowles TN Station Camp High School 2010 2007-09-29 Sharp Springs Invitational

25. 17:50.42 Ryan Graves TN Martin Luther King High School 2010 2007-09-15 Tennessee Classic

26. 17:50.85 Carter McVeigh TN University School 2010 2007-09-29 Bristol Cross

27. 17:51 Oneal Braden TN Macon Co. High School 2008 2007-08-25 Subway Invitational

28. 17:51.88 David Parham TN West Greene High School 2011 2007-09-25 Greene Devils All-Comers

29. 17:52.41 John Gilpin TN Martin Luther King High School 2010 2007-09-15 Tennessee Classic

30. 17:57 Will Thompson TN Merrol Hyde Magnet 0 2007-09-29 Sharp Springs Invitational

31. 17:59.71 Josh Pickerel TN Franklin Road Academy 2008 2007-09-22 A.F. Bridges Invitational

 

 

Everything looks legit except for Greene Devils All Comers. Those look at least a minute fast.

 

Most everyone is pretty close to a PR if not having one. I'm probably the farthest away. Granted... 5.3k course, first "5k" of the season. Happens. I easily have the biggest difference. 17:31 to 16:37.

 

Something I can claim. Wahoo! /rolleyes.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":rolleyes:" border="0" alt="rolleyes.gif" />

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Macon County is looking to make a sound trek up towards the possible 1, 2, or 3 spot. I do not think fra can handle their 1, 2 package, and does fra have a 4th and 5th guy faster than MC? Does USJC? but i've said all along that fra can't take MC. Do the 4th and 5th guys of USJC still look weak?

 

so far, what team matches a 16:10, 17:17, 17:43, 18:25, 18:28? can we get these times translated into places at state and do a recount on team scores to see where everybody stands?

and can we see an additonal list of everybodys' prs and tally that up just to see a potential list. . please?

 

are those steeple times? no

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