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[Timberwolf2]

Mater Dei Invitational
BOYS

 1. BNL 37 |  7. Mt. Vernon 176

 2. Evansville Memorial 97 |  8. Evansville Harrison 196

 3. Castle 115 |  9. Signature School 204

 4. Evansville Mater Dei 122 | 10. North Posey 275

 5. Evansville North 125 | 11. Evansville Bosse 335

 6. Evansville Reitz 160 |

Individual leaders: 1. Logan Barrett, BNL, 16:18.51; 2. Caleb Kerr, EN, 16:33.38; 3. Tyler Schickel, EMD, 16:35.0; 4. Alec Sievern, EM, 16:41.03; 5. Hunter Motz, NP, 16:59.41; 6. Trent Nolan, ER, 17:16.12; 7. Lane Barrett, BNL, 17:18.07; 8. Arthur Cross-Najafi, BNL, 17:26.67; 9. Clayton Orender, BNL, 17:32.36; 10. Noah Lutz, EMD, 17:36.27. Other BNL: 12. Tyler Wilson, 17:52.95; 14. Aaron Zollman, 17:56.72; 15. Brady Martin, 17:58.65; 22. Bryce Williams, 18:28.03; 39. Evan Yeary, 18:53.20; 45. Levi Scherschel, 19:23.62; 52. Joel Clampitt, 19:43.63; 70. Devin King, 20:12.64; 92. Kyle Diekhoff, 21:26.22; 151. Dason Neff, 31:25.99.

GIRLS

 1. Evansville Memorial 33 |  6. Evansville Mater Dei 139

 2. BNL 69 |  7. Castle 174

 3. Evansville Central 90 |  8. North Posey 220

 4. Evansville North 111 |  9. Evansville Reitz 225

 5. Evansville Harrison 116 | 10. Mt. Vernon 251

Individual leaders: 1. Claire Bromm, EM, 20:11.48; 2. Taylor Wiley, EC, 20:11.92; 3. Maria Mehringer, EM, 20:25.62; 4. Samantha Sheldon, BNL, 21:09.14; 5. Erin Taylor, EN, 21:16.23; 6. Hanna Guthrie, BNL, 21:46.20; 7. Danielle Page, BNL, 21:54.24; 8. Sarah Wargel, EM, 21:59.14; 9. Maggie Ethridge, EH, 22:08.42; 10. Sami Ford, EM, 22:14.83. Other BNL: 24. Elizabeth Sheldon, 23:14.09; 33. Lauren Boshears, 23:37.06; 46. Alli Guthrie, 24:59.84; 53. Morgan Watkins, 26:01.37; 57. Mallory Goffinet, 26:18.78; 62. Kali Payton, 27:10.57; 84. Deanna Delphia, 31:14.96; 89. Adison Watkins, 35:17.33

[spartan2011]

Kerr of EN, Schickel of MD, and Sievern of Memorial are all looking very solid at this point in the season and are continuing to improve with every week! Look for them to push each other later on in the season when there is more at stake! They will all be in extremely good position come time for sectionals and regionals. They give the Evansville area much too be excited about when the competition heats up in October!!!

[jtcorbin]

Deeper Boys Results: (top 10 already posted)
11. Colton Head (MEM) 17:53
12. Jay Wilson (BNL) 17:53
13. Nick Wilson (North) 17:55
14. Aaron Zollman (BNL) 17:57
15. Brady Margin (BNL) 17:59
16. Matt Mills (North) 18:02
17. Michael Brown (Cas) 18:06
18. Tyler Thread (Sig) 18:10
19. Lawson Roth (Sig) 18:19
20. Nick Reed (Cas) 18:24
21. Alex Sanford (Cas) 18:28
22. Bryce Williams (Cas) 18:29
23. Matt Mastison (Harr) 18:29
24. Ken Renshaw (MV) 18:29
25. Adam Guth (Reitz) 18:30
26. Alex Owen (MEM) 18:30
27. Matt Tresslar (MEM) 18:32
28. Caleb Austin (Reitz) 18:33
29. Nick Boyd (Cas) 18:39
30. Reed Zeiher (Cas) 18:39
31. Colin Olson (Cas) 18:40
32. Christian Elpers (MEM) 18:41
33. Aaron Costlow (MD) 18:46
34. Jonathan Williams (Cas) 18:48
35. Tyler Lang (Harr) 18:49
36. DA Wilson (MV) 18:50
37. Ryan potato (MV) 18:52
38. Alex Phaup (Cas) 18:53
39. David Yeary (BNL) 18:54
40. Jared Schapker (MD) 19:06
41. Shane Shelton (SSpen) 19:10
42. Nicholas Krawec (Sig) 19:11
43. Bryce Newman (MV) 19:12
44. Jack Traylor (MD) 19:22
45. Levi Scherschel (BNL) 19:24
46. Ben Dahlquist (Cas) 19:26
47. Blake Simmons (Cas) 19:31
48. Luke Welch (Cas) 19:32
49. Quentin Hirsch (Harr) 19:32
50. Erik Klipsch (MEM) 19:36

[harleyup]

Hey spartan, Trent Nolan has to be in the mix, but none of those guys can handle Sorrells at Regional. This kid is looking like he could be one of the best in the southeast and south west for the next 2 years.

[Kerr]

Spartan probably= Nathan Westfall (2nd at Pike Central Regional 2009)... he'll be in the mix as well. Sorrells is definitely the runner to beat but I wouldn't just hand it to him yet, us guys from Evansville have been working really hard to match his level of performance this season.

[Coachb]

Don't count out Hunter Motz, it's still early in the year. He has a few good races left.

[Cicero]

Hey spartan, Trent Nolan has to be in the mix, but none of those guys can handle Sorrells at Regional. This kid is looking like he could be one of the best in the southeast and south west for the next 2 years.

Bump for lolz.

[usixc2013]

Hey spartan, Trent Nolan has to be in the mix, but none of those guys can handle Sorrells at Regional. This kid is looking like he could be one of the best in the southeast and south west for the next 2 years.

Bump for lolz.

kid is actually legit.. just trained too hard too early wouldnt surprise me if he goes 9:10-20's in track

http://tristaterunner.com/documents/Laufenfest5KResults2010.pdf

[Cicero]

Hey spartan, Trent Nolan has to be in the mix, but none of those guys can handle Sorrells at Regional. This kid is looking like he could be one of the best in the southeast and south west for the next 2 years.

Bump for lolz.

kid is actually legit.. just trained too hard too early wouldnt surprise me if he goes 9:10-20's in track

http://tristaterunner.com/documents/Laufenfest5KResults2010.pdf

I'm not loling at the part about Trent Nolan. Also, I seriously doubt Nolan (or Sorrells, if I'm misunderstanding your undefined pronouns) will run under 9:20. I hope they prove me wrong, but I'm not holding my breath.

[WarriorXC09]

Sorells went sub 10 as a freshman, just sayin

[Cicero]

Sorells went sub 10 as a freshman, just sayin

9:57 as a freshman isn't exactly a guarantee of 9:1x as a sophomore, especially given Barr-Reeve's usual lack of emphasis on the track season.

[perkathon]

Don't know who you are and don't really care, but don't be on here sayin things you don't know about who has emphasis on track or anything else. If you want to talk to the source-about where the emphasis is, let me know.

[WarriorXC09]

Sorells went sub 10 as a freshman, just sayin

9:57 as a freshman isn't exactly a guarantee of 9:1x as a sophomore, especially given Barr-Reeve's usual lack of emphasis on the track season.

naysayerrrrrrr

[Cicero]

Sorells went sub 10 as a freshman, just sayin

9:57 as a freshman isn't exactly a guarantee of 9:1x as a sophomore, especially given Barr-Reeve's usual lack of emphasis on the track season.

naysayerrrrrrr

Let's look at Josh Genet for example. He ran 9:49 (I think) as a freshman and barely dipped below 9:20 at state his junior year. Granted, Sorrells is not Genet, and he will probably develop at least slightly differently (not to mention I think Genet doubled in the post-season his sophomore year). I wouldn't put my money on sub-9:20 this spring, though. Sorrells is a great runner, but give him some time. Of course if he does end up under 9:20 this spring, more power to him. Few situations are more fun than when a runner exceeds expectations and proves people like me wrong.

As for the whole "lack of emphasis" thing, I thought it was the least offensive way to make my point. Seeing as that point is ruffling some feathers, I'll just drop it.