Fordham Prep Cross Country Newsletter 2000
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Sean Egan leads JV to 3rd at Brewster, Romero paces Varsity to 4th
Frosh make big strides at CHSAA Development Meet

October 7, 2000
The Prep's first-ever trip to the Brewster Invitational saw some encouraging signs: 5 sophs paced the JV to 3rd place, while the Varsity took a close 4th.  The CHSAA Development meet saw the Prep Frosh drop their times after last week's "plateau".

 September 30, 2000 – Brewster Invitational – Brewster, NY

Varsity Race

3.1 miles (5K)

 

Jr. Varsity Race

3.1 miles (5K)
Romero 17:52* 12th Egan 18:44* 4th

B. McCabe

18:23* 20th

 

Fernandez

19:23* 12th

Payne

18:28* 22nd

 

Walsh

 19:25* 

Fitzsimons

18:39* 24th

 

Hunt

19:28*

T. McCabe

18:43  26th

 

Palmer

19:33*

Khan

19:54

 

LeVoci

19:48*

Forman

19:58

 

Fedigan

19:56

Team: 4th/12 teams

 

 

Slattery

20:04

 

Fazio

20:24

 

Corsillo

20:50

 

LoGiudice

21:32

 

Olaleye

21:32

 

Cleary 21:36

Moran

21:43

Stabile 21:43
Lee 21:51
DelCampo 22:00
Byrnes-Alvarado 23:14
Elegar 23:36
Team: 3rd/20+  teams

 October 6, 2000 - CHSAA Development Meet - VCP Full results coming

Varsity Race

2.5 miles

 

Freshman Race

1.5 miles

D. Goggin - 9th

15:14*PR 

 

T. Goggin

10:06*

 

Gerena 10:17*PR

 

Amarosa

 10:18*PR

 

Dzeidzic

 10:23*PR

 

Salisbury

 10:40*PR

 

Altenau

 10:47*PR

 

Beckerich

 10:49*PR

 

Bunch 10:50*

 

Winters

 10:56*PR

 

LoGuidice 11:03*PR

 

Caccia 11:17*PR

 

O’Reilly 11:21 PR

 

Connor                     11:40

 

Prager

 12:25

Fraina

 11:42

Dyson

 12:40

Urban

 11:50

 

Venditto

 12:33

 

Oldak

 12:55

 

Bryant

 13:01

 

Vitiello

 14:43

 

Ruiz

 12:59

 

Creamer 13:56

 

Reilly 13:52

 

Rybak

 12:12

 

Zuchetto

 15:34

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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.