Fordham Prep Cross Country Newsletter 2004
 Week-by-Week Results - Records - Schedule - armorytrack.com - rankings

The Real Bronx Bombers?
XC Team Reigns on Day of Historic Yankee Collapse

10/20 - CHSAA Bronx Championships -  VCP
Overcast, 55 deg.

There is still a championship team in the Bronx.  And it resides on Fordham Road, not, unfortunately, at 161st street.  The Frosh rebounded from last year's loss with a resounding win with many eye-popping PRs, a good sign that this team will challenge for the Sectional title next Saturday.  The Varsity won their 5th straight title and 15th in the last 16 years, led by Bronx Champion Jim Lundy.

Varsity Race

 

2.5miles

Jim Lundy - 1st

12

13:49

Tim Drucker - 2nd

12

13:56

Terrence Egan - 3rd

11

14:06

Paul Collins - 4th

12

14:25 PR

Brian Doherty - 5th

11

14:27

Sean Connolly - 6th

11

14:28

Greg Garvey

12

14:36

Mike Napolitano

11

15:04

John Antrim Cashin

11

15:05 PR

Conor Devaney

12

15:14 PR

Edwin Rodriguez

12

17:24

Kevin Purce

11

18:21

Travis Long

11

18:51

Ryan Hackett

12

19:14

 

 

 

 Frosh Race

 

 
2 Michael-Llanes 9:45.4  PR
3 Zizzo, M. 9:47.4  PR
4 Flanagan, J. 9:48.7
6 Jennings, E. 9:52.5  PR
7 Miro, M. 9:55.9  PR
10 Doherty, J. 10:04.1 PR
11 Altenau, D. 10:05.4  PR
12 Santini, M. 10:07.4  PR
16 Cavanaugh, C. 10:20.4  
17 Morrison, J. 10:23.1 PR
18 Coogan, C. 10:24.1  PR
25 Dompor, M. 10:41.9  PR
28 Boustead, K. 10:50.7 PR
30 Klein, W. 10:55.9 PR
39 Malone, P. 11:29.8 
40 Delaney, S. 11:37.3 PR
41 Erlanger, J. 11:38.4 
43 Mackenzie, C. 11:43.0 PR
50 Snow, A. 12:06.8 PR
51 Lopez 'Travetello, J. 12:07.6 PR
52 Rodriguez, J. 12:11.5 PR
54 Hobart, J. 12:17.5 PR
55 McWalters, M. 12:27.1 PR
57 Cardona, D. 12:35.2 
63 Cardozo, R. 13:03.3 PR
65 Malpeli, M. 13:09.9 PR
67 Sanchez, R. 13:22.1 PR
73 Berti, N. 14:23.3 
75 Chris Pryor 14:31.6
76 Chabrunn, C. 14:59.2
77 Friscia, G. 15:17.2 
78 Martinez, J. 15:17.5  PR
79 Lee, C. 15:20.9 
80 McFarland, J. 16:03.8
85 Cappucci, R. 17:33.2
86 Lopez, 18:21.2

 

Frosh Notes
The entire frosh team gets the collective MIP for there great victory!!

 

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 team's score.