Fordham Prep Cross Country Newsletter 2000
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Sophomore Sectional Champions!!
Big PRs at Manhattan College!! Romero and Brian McCabe Crash the Records Books!

October 10-14,  2000
For the first time in 6 years, the Prep can boast Sophomore Sectional Champions!  A dominating, 33 point victory saw the Prep put 5 finishers in the top 9!   Pablo Romero and Brian McCabe ran their way into the Prep's top ten lists in thw Soph and Frosh ranks with their breakthruogh performances!  Now, a little matter of revenge looms at the Bronx Champs! Results to be completed soon...

Soph Sectional Championships - October 10, 2000 - Van Cortlandt Park (VCP) - 50 Overcast 

Soph Race 2.5m
Pablo Romero - 3rd 14:41**PR 
Sean Egan 15:06**PR
Tim Walsh 15:10**PR
Jose Fernandez 15:14**PR
John Hunt 15:25**PR
Peter Palmer 16:17**
Peter Lee 17:12*
Mike Corsillo 17:15
Moran 17:45
Clark Palicka
Karl Tubo
Nick Jammet
* = Medal Winner

28th Annual Manhattan College Invitational – VCP 10/14/00  - Sunny, 75 degrees

Varsity Race
Payne
Fitzsimons
Khan
McCabe
Goggin
LeVoci
Forman		 2.5 Miles
14:30*PR
14:57 PR
15:35 PR
16:
16:
16:
16:		 Soph Race
Romero
Egan
Fernandez
Walsh
Palmer

6th Place/32 teams

 2.5 Miles
14:20 *8th - #& All Time Prep
15:17*
15:23*
15:28*
15:31* PR
Frosh Race
Brian McCabe
Amarosa
Goggin
Gerena
Altenau
Dziedzic

 1.5 Miles
8:43*PR 2nd Place - #5 All Time Prep
9:50*PR
9:51*
10:03 PR
10:21PR
10:22

All Hallows Invitational - VCP - 10/13/00  Sunny, 75 degrees

JV Race

Soph Race 		2.5 Miles

2.5 Miles

 Frosh Race 1.5 Miles

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Scoring a Cross Country Meet:

Is simple.  Usually, a team is made up of 7 competitors.  In scoring, each team adds the finish places of their top 5 finishers.  Thus, the lowest score wins.  In case of a tie, the team with the lowest 6th place finisher wins. 7th place ( and lower, if a meet agrees to have unlimited team members) also plays an important role, as he might finish ahead of another team's 5th place finisher, thus increasing that competitors' score.